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The Conversation MAGA World Needs To Hear | Episode 02 · The Augarius Williams Show

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show planned for you guys today. Boy oh boy, by
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the time this episode is over, some of you guys
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are gonna like me. Some of you guys aren't gonna
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like me. But that's the main reason why I decided
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to launch this revamped version of The Igarius William Show,
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because I didn't want you guys coming here and agreeing
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with everything that I had to say. I wanted this
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to be a source of disagreement, so that way it
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could get you to thinking a little bit. Because if
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I said something that you agreed with one hundred percent
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of the way through, then I feel as though I
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haven't done my job properly. So every now and then,
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I'm gonna go against the green. I'm gonna say things
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that are going to come off on the show at
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least as being controversial. But when you've had time to
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think about it, you'll say to yourself, Okay, I see
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what that guy was getting at. I didn't get it
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at first, but now that I've had time to marinate
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on it, I understand completely where he's coming from. But
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that as a backdrop at the beginning of each and
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every one of these episodes, I like to remind you
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guys that this podcast is not for snowflakes.
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Speaker 2: So if you are.
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Speaker 1: Someone that gets easily offended, I would highly recommend that
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you click off this podcast because we are going to
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go on a heater today because I still have some
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commentary that I want to give you guys about this
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Jeffrey Epstein thing, and I know that it is going
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to piss off a lot of Donald Trump's supporters, but at.
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Speaker 2: This point, we just have to be real with ourselves.
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Speaker 1: We're never going to get the list and Donald Trump
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is more complicit than this cover up than some of
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you guys are willing to admit. So if that is
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a backdrop, go ahead and sit back and enjoy yourself.
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Get your popcorn, get your favorite drink, get your favorite snack, whatever.
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Speaker 2: It may be.
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Speaker 1: Because, as I just stated, we are going to go
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on a heater today because I'm very pissed off about this.
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A lot of Americans are pissed off about this, and
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that brings me to the first point that I want
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to make. So we've all heard the expression before, you
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have to be able to read the room. If the
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room is not on board with what you're saying, you
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have to be wise enough to understand that it may
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be time to pivot. And the longer that you continue
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to feed the room what it doesn't want, the more
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and more people within that room turn against you to
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the point where they get up and leave. And that's
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the very thing that's at play right now when it
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comes to President Trump and how he's reading the room,
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aka his base, when it comes to this continued downplaying
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of the Epstein files. So I bring all this up
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because it has been a very eventful news weekend when
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it comes to the Jeffrey Epstein Files. So let's go
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back to late last week. It was reported that Dan Bongino,
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the Deputy director of the FBI, decided not to show
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up for work on Friday because of a disagreement that
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he got into with Attorney General Pam Bundy over the
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administration's handling of the Epstein files. Now, let's go back
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to episode one. In that particular episode, I told you
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guys that I've never been the biggest fan of Dan Bungino.
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I just think that Pam Bund or Pam Bungino, I
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think that Damn Bongino strikes me as one of those
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guys that talks a tough game, but when you get
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him pinned up against the wall, he's unable to back
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up that tough game that he's trying to convince you
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that he can sell. On the other hand, when I
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think about Pam Bandy, I think of someone who's clearly
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in over her head in this role as Attorney General.
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And as more and more time passes by within this
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second term of President Trump, we're clearly seeing that maybe
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Pam Bundy wasn't the best decision for Attorney General. So
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now that those two entities are into it with each other,
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it begs the question, what's going to happen the future
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of the Justice Department. Donald Trump has made it abundantly
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clear that he is steadfastly standing behind his attorney general.
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He doesn't understand why you and I have a problem
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with Pam Bundy, but it speaks volumes when the deputy
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director of the Federal Bureau of Investigations has a problem
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with the Attorney General, who happens to be alongside Cash
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Battail his boss. Now, for those of you that didn't
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get an opportunity to listen to episode one, I am
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strongly of the opinion that every single person that I
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just named is heavily implemented in this cover up. I
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think the President's in on it. I think the Attorney
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General's in on it. I think FBI Director Ptail is
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in on it. And I think Dan Bungino's in on
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it too. And I know for some of you that
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happen to be Maggot supporters, you're saying to yourself, well,
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why would Damno be in on this when it's clear
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as day that he stayed at home this past Friday,
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and it's also being reported that he's willing to resign
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his position as deputy director. The only reason why Dan
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Bungino is looking to resign, if the report is true,
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is to save his credibility. If this administration had ran
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along smoothly when it came to the release of the
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Epstein files, dam Bungino would not be talking about resigning
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his position. But because this has not gone as smoothly
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as he would have wanted it to, now he's trying
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to grab a life jacket and get off the boat.
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Speaker 2: Before it sinks.
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Speaker 1: That's the only clear cut reason why we're getting these
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reports about him being unhappy with his job. So that's
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point number one, point number two, the President of the
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United States has no other choice but to relieve Pam
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Bondy of her duties if he continues to allow her
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to serve as Attorney General of this country. He is
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just as complicit in this cover up as she is,
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because he's the one that's allowing her to stay on
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as the AG, not realizing that it has been her
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fuck ups that have gotten us to this point. We've
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talked about the interview that she did on Fox News
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back in February. We've talked about how she invited all
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those MAGA influences to the White House for those binders
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that revealed absolutely nothing that we didn't already know, and
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how she sat last week in the cabinet room and
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gave that very fluffy answer when it came to why
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did she say this about Epstein back in February? And
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where's the minute that was missing from the jailhouse tape?
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And speaking of the minute missing from the jail house tape,
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I want to apologize to you guys because last week
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I told you guys that ten minutes of the jail
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house tape was missing, when in all actuality, it was
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only one minute. So I wanted to come and clarify
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that as well. So Pam Bond has a lot that
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she has to give it an account for, and some
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people have been insisting that this isn't her doing, she
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is taken directive from somebody else. And what I find
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so interesting about that for those of you who believes
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that she's taken directed from someone else, we all know
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who that someone else happens to be, right, that someone
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else happens to be the President of the United States.
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But so many of you are still unwilling to believe
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that Donald Trump is implemented in this in some shape,
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form or fashion. So if it's not Pam Bondi's doing,
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if it's not cash but Tail's doing, if it's not
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Dan Bungino's doing, then who's doing is it? The answer
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to that question is plain and simple, is right in
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front of your face. It's the President of the United States.
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Which brings me to a true social post that he
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uploaded back on Saturday, and I'm gonna read it in
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its entirety. A lot of people they've been hand picking
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little parts that they've been wanting to read. I'm gonna
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read the entire thing because I think it's important to
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get the full context of this true social post. So
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here's what the President had to say about this entire
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thing this past Saturday, and I quote, what's going on
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with my boys and in some cases gals. They're all
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going after Attorney General Pam Bundy, who's doing a fantastic job.
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In all caps, we're on one team, MAGA, and I
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don't like what's happening. We have a perfect administration, perfect
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in all caps, the talk of the world in all caps,
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and quote unquote selfish people are trying to hurt it
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all over a guy who never dies Jeffrey Epstein for
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years is Epstein, over and over again. Why are we
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giving publicity to files written by Obama, Crooked Hillary, Komi Brennan,
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and the losers and criminals of the Biden administration who
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conned the world with the Russia Russia Russia hoax, fifty
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one Intelligence Agency, the Laptop from Hell and more. They
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cre the Epstein files just like they created the fake
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Hillary Clinton slash Christopher Steele dossier that they used on me.
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And now my so called quote unquote friends are playing
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right into their hands. Why didn't these radical left lunatics
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release the Epstein files?
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Speaker 2: Question mark if.
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Speaker 1: There was anything in there that could have hurt the
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MAGA movement, why didn't they use it? They haven't even
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given up on the John F. Kennedy or Martin Luther
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King Junior files. No matter how much success we have had,
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securing the border, deporting criminals, fixing the economy, energy dominance,
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a safer world where Roun will not have nuclear weapons
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is never enough for some people.
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Speaker 2: We are about to achieve more.
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Speaker 1: In six months than any other administration has achieved in
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over one hundred years, and we have so much more
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to do. We are saving our country and making America
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great again, which will continue to be our complete priority.
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The left is imploding, cash, betail and in the FBI
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must be focused on investigating voter fraud, Political Corruption Act Blue,
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the rigged and stolen election of twenty twenty, and arresting
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thugs and criminals, instead of spending month after month looking
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at nothing but the same old radical left inspired documents
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on Jeffrey Epstein. Let Pam Bondy do her job. She's
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great in all caps. The twenty twenty election was rigged
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and stolen, and they tried to do the same thing
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in twenty twenty four. That's what she's looking into as
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Attorney General and much more. One year ago, our country
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was dead. Now it's the hottest country anywhere in the world.
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Let's keep it that way and not waste time and
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energy on Jeffrey Epstein, somebody that nobody cares about. Thank
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you for your attention to this matter. End of tweet
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or end the truth as they call them, so many
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misleading statements in one post.
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Speaker 2: Let's start at the bottom.
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Speaker 1: Let's keep it that way and not waste time and
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energy on Jeffrey Epstein, somebody that nobody cares about. That's
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an absolute lie. Damn near the entire country cares about
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Jeffrey Epstein as the president, Why aren't you concerned about it?
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Why are you trying to gaslight the American people? That's
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all that you're doing at this point. You're gaslighting the
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American people so that way their attention can be diverted
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away from what they.
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Speaker 2: Know to be true. There is a client list.
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Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein did not kill himself, and yet you're trying
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to sweep on all of this under the rug for
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what particular reason. That's the reason why you're so hell
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bent on making sure that so many things get prioritized,
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so nobody has time to bring up this Epstein stuff.
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You want to talk about everything else under the sun,
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Iran and their nuclear situation, this Russia Ukraine thing, the
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investigation into Brennan and Komi.
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Speaker 2: The auto pen stuff.
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Speaker 1: You want all of this stuff brought to the forefront
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so that way people will not have the time necessary
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enough to bring up Jeff re Epstein. Well, sir, here's
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where the problem comes in. You and your administration continuing
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to downplay this Epstein stuff is only prompting more people
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to ask more questions.
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Speaker 2: And the fact that you don't understand that.
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Speaker 1: Is quite shocking to me, because all people have tried
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to tell me about you is that you are a
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savvy businessman and you're a savvy politician, and yet you
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can't use your same savviness to understand why so many
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Americans are invested in this. I want to go to
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something else that he posted, where he said, if there
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was anything in there that could have hurt the MAGA movement,
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why didn't they use it? Well, sir, it's important to
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understand that question. They didn't use it because they realized
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that they would have been implemented in it too It's
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not just Republican politicians that are implemented in the Epstein files.
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There are democratic politicians in there too. The entire structure
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of this world could be upended when it comes to
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the political standpoint. If this Epstein file, if this Epstein clientist,
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I should say, is unveiled to the masses, and you
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have so many Republicans who are sitting back asking the
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same question, Well, if the Democrats had access to it,
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why didn't they release it?
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Speaker 2: Of Donald Trump's on it?
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Speaker 1: Because they realized they would have been hurting themselves too, Right, Like,
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if you're cheating on your wife, Fellas, and she knows it,
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you're not gonna give her your phone to validate the point.
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You're just gonna let her continue to come up with
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whatever theories that she has. You don't give her more
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ammunition to back up her point. The Democrats didn't want
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to release this because they realized that it not only
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would have hurt Donald Trump, but it would have hurt
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it them as well, because we know prominent prominent Democrats
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had ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
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Speaker 2: What he doesn't realize.
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Speaker 1: Is that the American people will never let this die
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because it has gotten to the point where this has
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become a bipartisan issue. Democrats won't answers, Republicans won't answers,
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Independents won't answers, hell libertarians won't answers. And the mere
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fact that it seems as though your administration is stalling
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when it comes to giving these answers, it makes you
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and your entire team look very, very sketchy. But this
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goes to a much broader point.
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Speaker 2: This is a.
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Speaker 1: Cautionary tale for administrations of the future. Don't get out
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here on the campaign trail and promise all of this stuff,
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knowing damn well you can deliver on because all you
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heard from Cash Patail, Dan Bungino, and Pam Bondy's that
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we're gonna get to the bottom of this.
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Speaker 2: We're gonna get to the bottom of.
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Speaker 1: Epstein JFK, MLK RFK, and we're going to help Donald
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Trump in his quest to make this the most transparent
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administration in history. And this administration has failed to live
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up to that Moniker, because you guys are withholding valuable
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information that could easily debunk these Epstein theories. If you
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brought out the material to do such a thing. If
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you want people to stop talking about Epstein, release the material.
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Speaker 2: But he won't do that. Pam Bondi won't do that.
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Speaker 1: And now dam Bungino's trying to save his own ass
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by jumping off the ship before it sinks. This is
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going to hurt the Republican Party come twenty twenty six,
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and it's gonna give the Democrats something that they can
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run on.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 1: The President may not want to admit that right now,
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but he has to know that that's true. The Democrats
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are going to run on this, and they're going to
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ask their constituents in their respective states, do you think,
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with the way in which this administration has covered up
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the Epstein stuff, that they're the most transparent administration in history?
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Speaker 2: Something else. The President doesn't realize.
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Speaker 1: A lot of people voted for him back in November
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because of the fact that he seemed eager to get
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down to the bottom of this, but now that he's
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become president, he doesn't seem to have an invested interest
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in it anymore. Just like when he was running for president,
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he made it seem like he'd be able to end
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the war between Russia and Ukraine and the day, and
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now that he's been unable to do that. Who's the
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person that he's blaming out. Vladimir put on the tarmac
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this weekend in East Rutther for New Jersey when he
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was there for the fIF Cup. It's not the actual
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fief for Cup, but it's an event tied to FIFA.
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Speaker 2: He was asked about.
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Speaker 1: This ongoing war between Russi and Ukraine and he basically
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said that Putin says one thing during the day and
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he starts bombing people at night. Putin has always been
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like this. I don't know why you're surprised. Putin has
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never been your friend. And yet the entire time last
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year on the campaign trail, you were talking about how
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Vladimir Putin respects you, how he will listen to you,
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how he'll immediately cease his war operations once you become president,
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and the exact opposite has happened. As matter of fact,
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since you've been president, Vladimir Putin and the Russian Army
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have launched some of their more deadliest attacks of this
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entire war. Since you've been back in the White House.
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Vladimir Putin has never had any respect for any American
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president during his lifetime. And once again, I know that
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there are gonna be some maga folks that are going
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to say you're reaching too far into the cookie jar.
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You're wrong about that. I'm not wrong. Vladimir Putin doesn't
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have any respect for any American president because Vladimir Putin
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looks at the.
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Speaker 2: United States.
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Speaker 1: And he sees a country that's always talking about democracy,
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protecting the institution of democracy, protecting freedom, protecting this, protecting that,
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when in some cases we don't even practice that here
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at home. Some of our more basic First Amendment privileges
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have been under attacked. Freedom of speech, freedom of religion,
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freedom of expression, freedom of protests. Some of those have
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been under attacked constantly. And yet we always try to
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go around the world, police and everybody else trying to
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tell them why democracy would be so much better for them,
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when yeah, we're having a hard time really promoting democracy
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to see within our own borders the right way. But
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all this other stuff that he wants people's attention diverted
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to is backfire because people don't care about how you
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were able to get NATO to up their GDP when
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it comes to security, or how are they let me
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phrase this, Probably nobody really cares about the fact that
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you were able to get NATO countries to spend more
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of their GDP on their own security. Nobody cares, at
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least at this point right now, about the fact that
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the border is as secure as it's ever been.
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Speaker 2: Nobody cares.
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Speaker 1: That you're going to start funding Ukraine with more weapons
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while using NATO as a middleman. Nobody cares about the
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fact that you were able to get the big beautiful
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bill signed in the law. Now the only thing people
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care about is disadministration living up to the the one
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promise that attracted millions of people, and that was being
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as transparent as possible, and you failed on that, and
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now you just want the American people to get back
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in line. That's basically what his true social post was
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alluding to.
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Speaker 2: Hey, y'all need to get back in line.
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Speaker 1: MAGA is one movement, and I happen to be the
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figurehead of that movement. And I be damned if y'all
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get out of line and tell me that I'm wrong
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for defending my attorney general and that I'm wrong for
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wanting this talk around Jeffrey Epstein to quail. It's almost
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like when you try to get mad with your parents
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and you try to have an attitude. You go in
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your room, you slam the door, and your parents they're
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following behind you. Don't slam my door, You don't pay
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for anything in here. What the hell's wrong with you?
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That's what this seems like. Donald Trump is asking maga,
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what is wrong with you? Y'all have gotten out a line,
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and I don't like it. Y'all better turn y'all's attention
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over here to what we're doing to help save this country.
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Fuck Jeffrey Epstein and fuck anybody who's still talking about it,
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because they don't understand that I'm currently overseeing one of
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the greatest administrations in the history of this country, and
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they're missing it because they're too busy worrying about a
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damn financier who's a damn perverb. It's hard for those
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people's attention to be diverted to what you're doing because
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of the mere fact that you're not being transparent, and
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it makes.
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Speaker 2: You look guilty.
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Speaker 1: Just like last week when you held that cabinet meeting,
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and before Pam Bundy could even answer the question, you
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chimed in and you gave that sarcastic answer, are you
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guys still talking about Jeffrey Epstein. That guy's been talked
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about for years. Yeah, he's been talked about for years
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because there's been a damn cover up when it comes
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to who he was involved with when it came to
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the trafficking and sexual exploitation of minors. And it's very
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important because Glain Maxwell is still sitting in prison. So
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if there's no client list, why is Gelaiine Maxwell still
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in prison? That's a very interesting question. If this whole
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thing is nothing but a sham, if this whole thing
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was nothing but a show, why she in prison. If
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Jeffrey Epstein was innocent, why did he kill himself? Like,
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those are serious questions. Innocent men don't kill themselves. And
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yet that's the lie y'all continue to peddle. Oh, he
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killed himself, there's nothing to see here.
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Speaker 2: Don't worry about that.
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Speaker 1: When that's all we can worry about, huh. Focus on
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the fact that we've been able to get border crosses down.
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Focus on the fact that we were able to knock
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out the run's nuclear program. Focus on the fact that
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we were able to get an end to the Twelve
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Days War between Russian is or between Israel and a RUN.
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Speaker 2: Focus on all this other stuff. Focus on the tariffs.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, no, things all that's hard to focus on when
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you continue to gaslight the American people by not being
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truthful about Jeff Repstein, Which brings me to the final
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point that I want to make. So we've been talking
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about how people should not allow this to die, how
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people should continue to keep their foot on the accelerator
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when it comes to getting this administration to live up
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to one of his bigger campaign promises to be more
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transparent than any other administration in history. When it's all
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said and done. The people who can derail this momentum
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when it comes to getting the Jeffrey Epstein files released
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in their entirety are people within MAGA who will follow
25:33
the president to the ends of the earth. The people
25:38
who don't want to get on the president's backside, the
25:41
people who thinks that, well, you know, he's been doing
25:45
so much for the country that I'm willing to ignore
25:46
the fact that hit him and his administration lied when
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it came to Jeff re Ebstein. I'm willing to ignore
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that because we've were winning so much. You guys shouldn't
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be tired of winning. Look at all this winning, Look
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at all these lies. Pam Bundy liar cash, but tell
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liar Dan Bongino. Now he's trying to say face still
26:12
a liar. And this is coming from someone who's not
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a fan of either political party, because, as I stayed
26:23
in episode one, both political parties have the same end
26:27
goal in mind. It's just that it seems like the
26:30
Democrats are willing to take us there faster than the Republicans.
26:33
Both of them want us to be submissive to them
26:36
until the end of time. It's just that the Democrats
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seem to be on a death march to get us there,
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while the Republicans they'll take a little bit longer. But
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it is very, very hard to focus on what the
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administration has gotten done because of what the administration failed
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to get done. Release the Epstein files and this whole
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thing will be over. But the longer you guys continue
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to insult the intelligence of the American people, the more
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and more reporters that press conferences will ask you questions
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pertaining to this matter, and the more and more people
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will start to call for Pam Bondy to lose her job.
27:27
But at the end of the day, and this is
27:30
as blunt as I can be, you get what you
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voted for, and so many people tried to convince us, well,
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you vote for Donald Trump, his administration will be miles
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and miles better than the administration Kamla Harris would have
27:49
put together. And as I stated in the first episode,
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that still remains to be seen because of this, because
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of how this administration is basically held up the middle
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finger to Americans. Oh, it's so cute. You guys want
28:10
us to release the Epstein files. Well, guess what, You're
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not gonna get them because they don't exist. So get
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out of La lah Land and focus on these terrors.
28:24
Focus on immigration, focus on the wars going on overseas,
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focus on how the president has gotten in there, and
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basically ask every single company in America to divest when
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it comes to di.
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Speaker 2: Isn't it great to be an American right now?
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Speaker 1: Not really when your government continues to lie to you,
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and then when they get mad that you figured out
28:52
that they're lying to you. I don't think the president
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realizes that he's walked into a political firestorm that he's
29:06
going to be unable to walk out of until the
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truth is finally brought to the light. Because, as we
29:11
all know, what's done in the dark eventually will come
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to the light. You know, no lie can live forever,
29:21
and that's what the Trump administration feels to realize. And
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what's so abhorrent about this entire thing is that you
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have so many people in Maga world that don't understand
29:39
why people like myself continue to hammer home this point
29:43
about why this administration needs to become more transparent.
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Speaker 2: About this topic.
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Speaker 1: It's important because if they're willing to lie to us
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about this, they be willing to lie to us about
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anything else. But one thing we know that you have
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to have in order to be a successful politician is
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a knack for lying on the fly. If you're not
30:06
a natural liar, you will not make it in politics.
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You gotta be able to tell those lies as fast
30:14
as you can. It's almost like when you work at
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Chick fil A. You gotta be able to have fast
30:20
customer service, and you also have to make sure that
30:22
those orders are accurate, because if you don't have one
30:27
or the other, you slow down the floor of traffic,
30:30
you slow down productivity, And if you're unable to lie
30:35
effectively as a politician, you're slowing down the pace of operations.
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Speaker 2: So until this issue gets rectified.
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Speaker 1: It will not matter what the President of the United
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States does. It doesn't matter if he's able to bring
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peace between Russian and Ukraine. It won't matter if he's
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able to broke or peace between Israel and Hamas. It
31:04
won't matter if he's finally able to get countries to
31:07
start paying their fair share when it comes to imports
31:09
and exports. It won't matter. Hell, even if he's able
31:13
to get China to back off Taiwan. It won't matter.
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Speaker 2: Until his administration gets their heads.
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Speaker 1: From underneath the sand and realize that the American people
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deserve a right to know what was truly in those
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Epstein files, who were truly on the client list, Because
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all this other stuff, in most people's eyes, is nothing
31:33
but a smoke screen, a way to divert their attention
31:37
so that way behind the scenes, you can continue to
31:39
keep up at this sinister pace. But so many people,
31:51
they're gonna try to convince us that, hey, don't you
31:54
think it might be time to let this go? Donald Trump, Listen,
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this is what some people will tell you.
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Speaker 2: Listen.
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Speaker 1: I think there is a client list, but I also
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think that the president is gonna use that client list
32:09
to blackmail people to get what he wants so that
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way the United States can thrive. I don't need other
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leaders to be blackmail damn it. What I need is
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the damn list to come out. Fuck the blackmail. And
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I'm sorry for this strong layerer, but I'm very passionate
32:30
about this. I don't give a damn about blackmailing a
32:33
world leader. What I care about is this administration living
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up to the promise that it made to the American
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people back in November. He doesn't want to talk about this,
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but he has all the time in the world to
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talk about the election men stolen in twenty twenty, Joe
32:52
Biden with the auto pen, how bad of a disaster
32:55
Joe Biden was as president, and how crooked Hillary along
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with the FBI had and Christopher Steele and the fires
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of warrants and all this stuff.
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Speaker 2: He has all the time in the world to talk about.
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Speaker 1: That, but he doesn't want to talk about what everybody
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else is talking about. And some of the same shit
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that he has all the time in the world to
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talk about is stuff that people are no longer wanting
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to talk about. Okay, you think the twenty twenty election
33:23
was stolen, were there improprieties there. Absolutely, hell, there's improprieties
33:29
in every election. Did the fifty one intelligence agencies did
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they all collaborate together to keep Hunter Biden's laptop suppressed
33:41
before the election. Absolutely, But damn you would have thought
33:46
that by him winning the election in twenty twenty four,
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what happened in twenty twenty would have been a done deal.
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Speaker 2: But he's still talking about it.
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Speaker 1: He'll never let that die, but he wants thisjeff Epstein
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stuff to die. The House of Representatives, they're willing to
34:04
open up investigations into the Biden otto penn, into the
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twenty twenty election, into the pardons that he made, all
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these other things that happened under Biden's administration. They're willing
34:14
to have time to open up investigations into that, But
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they're not opening up an investigation into why the Trump
34:19
administration continues to suppress this Epstein evidence. Jeffrey Epstein was
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arrested when Donald Trump was president. Jeffrey Epstein allegedly killed
34:28
himself when Donald Trump was president the first time. This
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would have been an entirely different story if Epstein was
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arrested by the Obama Justice Department. If he was prosecuted
34:42
by the Obama Justice Department if he had been allegedly
34:46
hung to death by the Obama Justice Department or the
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Biden Justice Department. But all this stuff happened while you
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were president, and it's quite suspicious that now you're trying
35:00
to bury this and ask people to move on. Don't
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piss on my leg and tell me that it's raining.
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And that's exactly what you and your administration is doing,
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pissing on our legs and telling us that it's raining.
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Speaker 2: For what.
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Speaker 1: It's disgusting, very very disgusting. And what's even more disgusting
35:34
is that the president's favorite news network, Fox News, they've
35:39
rarely talked about this because they don't want to upset
35:43
their most favorite viewer, the President of the United States,
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and is sick. But the main people that will bring
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this to his knees are those people that will look
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for anything that President Trump does.
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Speaker 2: To say, look what he just did. Did you see that?
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Speaker 1: And that's what he's banking on. He's banking on things
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to get done so that way people's attention can be
36:17
diverted from this Epstein stuff. Hey, we were able to
36:23
get peace between Israel and hamas I don't care. Still
36:27
no Epstein file. Hey, we were able to get Russian
36:30
Ukraine to stop fighting for sixty days. I don't care,
36:32
no Epstein file. Hey, we were able to get other
36:34
countries to start paying their fash share when it comes
36:37
to tariffs.
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Speaker 2: Don't care. Still no Epstein file.
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Speaker 1: If we keep that same energy, the administration would have
36:44
no choice but to finally become transparent. But in the meantime,
36:48
what they're banking on is for all of us to
36:50
become complicit sheep in their cover up, and I, for one,
36:56
refuse to go along with that. This was the same
37:01
guy that talked about putting together a cabinet so that
37:04
way people's trust in government can finally be restored, and
37:08
that is yet to happen because this man, the forty
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fifth and forty seventh President of the United States, is
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withholding something that I think could finally start churning the
37:23
wheels of justice in place, so that way people can
37:26
start saying, you know what, I don't While I fully
37:29
don't trust the government all the way, with this Epstein
37:33
list being revealed, it's finally starting to get me to
37:36
believe that there can be trust placed back in our
37:40
governmental agencies. But until that happens, people's trust with him
37:44
and people's trust with government will continue to remain at
37:47
an all time low. And that'll do it for this
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week's edition of The Igarius. William Shump want to thank
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all of you for listening. However and wherever you choose
37:56
to listen. We'll be back next week, but until then,
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you guys, continue to enjoy your day, continue to enjoy
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your week, stay safe, take care of God.
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Speaker 2: Bless we are out peace