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Jasmine Crockett Says She Is Better Than You! Or? |EP829 · The Big Mig Show

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  big. You ready, Mike?
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  I see you back there. I'm I'm ready.
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  I didn't even pee yet, but I'm here.
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  Go go pee if you got. It.
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  No, no, no. I'm good.
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  I'm good. I'm going to hold it for you
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  guys. I'm going to hold it.
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  Up to me any favors. Yeah, yeah, I'm a doctor.
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  Isn't that supposed to be bad for you?
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  I don't know. I'm not a medical doctor.
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  I'm. I'm assuming it's bad.
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  I don't want my, my, he'll tell you he's at work.
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  I mean, I got to wait for medical advice for when she gets
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  home from work. That's what I do.
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  Call her up, but the call her she's she's doing rounds right
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  now. First, why do I look so funky on
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  your on your show? And I'll pick you up.
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  Give me a second. I look, I look absolutely.
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  I oh, I said that to my own. I'm going to go there.
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  It's a shots going to be weird. I'm going to and then I I said
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  I'm not going to pee. Lance is going to do the long,
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  Well, look, you know, thanks for joining us as always.
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  We do them every other week. We love having Mike here.
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  And I got to say, listen, Mike, first of all, I, I wanted to
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  back. So Mike going on on your end,
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  bro, how are you man? Dude, I, I was just, I just read
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  a monologue a little while ago about, you know, news happening
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  in lightspeed because you know, you're, you're, I always do this
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  every time I have somebody on in the morning, which is really
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  rare, they'll say, what, what are we talking about?
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  I don't know the news dictates the show, but we have so much
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  news flying on us and emotion takes over where no one really
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  vets the story. This morning we were talking a
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  little bit about that new footage with the the guy at the
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  White House Correspondents Center because there was a a
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  shot of a dog sniffing him as he was walking into a room and
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  everybody's oh, something's up. This has got just something to
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  this. And I don't think that, but
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  these are keyboard warriors whose full time job is to not
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  learn anything, but, you know, have an opinion on everything.
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  So I but, but you know, I could do 20 stories in one hour
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  because there's so much news flying at you and we just try to
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  break it down meaningfully, respectfully and without too
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  much spin. Yeah, there's no doubt.
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  You know, I was trying to tell people I got to George.
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  You want me to zoom out? Yeah.
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  Look at look at your shot, bro. You know, I do have a giant head
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  though. It's always hard when I.
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  Yeah. But then you just got to bring
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  your camera down a little bit, so you raise it.
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  Yeah, yeah. Let me just raise it.
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  Let's get professional. Whoa, I'll fix it.
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  Hold on. I got.
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  I got to fix it. No, not you.
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  Him. Schwartz.
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  Why do I look so? Why I look like a lobster when I
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  come on your show. Because it's cheap?
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  I don't know. It's it's that software and I
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  was in Florida. I did get the little sunburn.
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  I don't know what you're using. I use stream yard like a like a
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  professional. Footage and having done
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  security, diplomatic security and high value target security
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  for people and and locations, that's the worst scenario is
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  when you have a blind spot like that corner the guy came out
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  from and somebody comes running at you at full speed.
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  It's really difficult. The one guy on the far left, the
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  one whoever that was an officer or so it wasn't Secret Service
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  on the far left. He had quick reaction time, but
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  the Secret Service officer that looked like he was Secret
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  Service in the middle, he had slow reaction time.
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  The problem is when somebody runs at you at full speed with a
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  weapon, it you know, it's that's danger close.
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  You're talking about under 10 or 20 feet.
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  You know, we'll use feet instead of meters.
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  It's a very, very difficult thing to react properly.
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  And the truth is the worst thing they did is that they didn't
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  chase after him. I saw a delay.
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  Now, I don't know if it's because the first bullet struck
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  him and he went down. I saw the one guy fire around.
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  I looked at some of the images up close.
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  But that is the worst thing when you're doing security is to have
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  a blind spot. Somebody runs out of the blind
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  spot straight at you with their weapon ready, armed, and they're
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  ready and they already start shooting.
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  Yeah, every 20 reaction time. When I went to the police
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  Academy, I mean, we always got trained 21 feet.
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  That's your danger zone. So anything, you know, anything
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  over that, you know, you can have a weapon out, but if you
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  want to transition, if they're within that 21 foot range, it's
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  very hard to, you know, to, you know, holster your weapon, pull
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  out pepper spray, baton. You know what I'm talking about.
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  That's the worst scenario for security.
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  Sure, but we, we didn't see what was behind that video either,
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  what he was running into of other officers that tackled him.
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  We talked, we always speculate are they chasing him?
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  Are they running? The one officer, the one who had
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  a police vest on it said police. I don't know if he was a Secret
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  Service or not, but it looked like he fired four or five
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  rounds at the guy. But there were people there,
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  right? That's another danger zone.
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  You had other cops right behind that guy.
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  So you're in the. He's lucky he didn't hit any of
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  the officers I saw. Absolutely.
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  I, I, I was thinking that myself because I'm watching where he's
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  firing and he's missing the guy. I'm thinking where are those
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  rounds? But you know.
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  He is very lucky that he didn't hit those officers.
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  And that's the problem because you're drawing that, you know,
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  quick target acquisition, especially if you shoot off the
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  front blade when you're coming off, you know, of course you
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  probably know that you're trained to shoot off the front
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  blade and and you're going for center of mass.
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  The point is that some people said, oh, they did a lousy job.
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  People have no conception of how difficult because even when you
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  run those drills, those drills at that under 21 feet, cause a
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  lot of times people talk about a knife, a close range, right?
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  That a knife is just because a knife is already out.
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  You're trying to react, you're trying to pull your, your, your
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  duty weapon. And here you are and the guy's
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  already stabbing you, you know, you know, and, and you've done
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  the drills. I'm sure you've done those knife
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  versus gun drills. You know what I'm?
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  Talking. I've had them in real life.
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  I had AI had a girl once we had a call when I was on the seaside
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  police force. We had a call where somebody
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  stabbed somebody and not my partner and I showed up at the
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  scene and everybody was gone. So we, we cleared the same and
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  we, we give the guy some medical attention, got him an ambulance,
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  got him a rig. He, his arm was all cut up and
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  sliced up pretty good. We got a call about 5 minutes
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  later, 10 minutes later that the girl was back.
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  So we show up and she's, you know, still got the knife in her
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  hand and I cleared the dock. She was out and we, we kept a
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  good 50 feet on her. As we were encroaching, we
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  pulled our weapons out. We read her at gunpoint, get on
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  the ground. She dropped a knife.
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  She got down, we went in and cuffed her.
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  You don't take chances with that stuff.
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  She just stabbed somebody. You don't know what this guy is
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  going to do. You have no idea who this guy
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  is. And, and when you're, when
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  you're running with a shotgun, I mean, obviously your intentions
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  are not good. But from what I saw that brief
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  video as a former law enforcement officer, they did a
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  pretty good job. He he was subdued very quickly,
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  didn't make it through all the levels of, you know, everybody's
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  got something to say. That's the worst thing when
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  you're listening to keyboard warriors who have no experience.
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  It's Joe the plumber who shows up.
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  He's got a rumble show now and thinks he knows everybody.
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  Yeah, that's. The worst?
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  Listen, yeah, if you look at, so, if you look at the video, I
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  was looking at this this morning, First of all, the dog
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  wasn't really alerting. He was just sitting there with
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  his handler sniffing around by the door in that area.
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  Even when the guy came running out of the door running out, the
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  dog didn't go crazy to start barking.
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  That's number one. Number two, the two security
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  guards that were by the metal detectors, instead of facing the
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  hallway to see who's going to be coming in, they were talking and
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  looking the opposite way. Their job is to is to control
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  that area and see who's walking towards them.
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  You. Noticed George, you noticed
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  George, he was taking down that one magnetometer.
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  They were breaking down that checkpoint because that I guess
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  they had people coming in through that way.
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  They had the magnetometers. But once they got everybody in,
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  they were breaking that that down and.
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  Breaking that down, the. One down, yeah.
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  And the. Other thing is I almost wonder
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  if that area was where. I don't know if that was the
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  main entrance or not. I was wondering if that area is
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  where people are going to use the restroom because I saw the
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  bathrooms were down that hallway.
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  I'm not positive that's what he didn't work.
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  You saw him go to the gym. You saw that back end footage.
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  But it was well planned. He booked the room in advance,
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  way in advance. He travelled by train or bus,
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  whatever they finally figured out.
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  I don't know what it ended up being.
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  The point is the guy was strategic about it.
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  He knew that if he went on a plane, they might have had to
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  check the weapon. And you know, he, he, the guy
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  had it well planned. And they're just lucky there
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  wasn't more consequences. And I do think law enforcement
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  did a good job. Again, you know, for anybody in
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  the audience like, oh, well, they were slow.
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  No, I'm telling you, you have somebody running at you at full
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  speed with a weapon and you don't see them.
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  They came out of a blind spot. And like Mike said, they're
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  under 2030 feet. It is the worst.
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  It's like a nightmare scenario for people that are doing
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  secure. Why do you think we train?
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  You know, Lance, why do you think we train to shoot from our
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  hip? You draw your weapon, you shoot
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  from down here. I mean, for situations like
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  that, when somebody's closing in on you, we train a million
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  different ways. You train, you train your weak
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  hand to shoot if you're ever in a situation like that, because.
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  Weapon when you have an injury on one arm where you can load
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  it, you know, using your knee in the back of your knee.
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  I mean, there's all those scenarios and that's that's the
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  key. You run the drills, you run the
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  rails, run the rails and you try to do real life scenarios.
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  And then here comes something that just the worst.
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  The guy literally and almost to the point that you it was
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  strategically, I have to give the guy credit, he he did it the
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  best possible way you could. In a case where there's that
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  much law enforcement, that's the only way you could possibly be
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  successful because he never would have made it through with
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  the weapon unless he had stashed it in the in in the facility
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  beyond the well. He came out of that room.
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  What did he have a stash in that room where he that door?
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  He came out wherever he. Came out, well, it looked like
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  he did because in the hallway before he puts on the coat, he
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  doesn't have anything. He doesn't have a bag or
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  anything else. So maybe he checked into the
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  hotel early, I don't know, and then stashed it somewhere we
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  don't. But here's.
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  The thing Did you see any of that?
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  No, no. Here's the thing.
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  So if he was in that room or stashed that room, whatever, you
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  know, Secret Service is supposed to do with like final sweeps,
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  you know, they have protocols put in place before the
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  president arrives. Did they do that?
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  It was a LAX in their security and their protocol apart.
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  We don't know. Well, we find out.
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  Probably not, but think about. That I use a 72 hour rule,
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  George, you know, because the guy's alive.
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  So we're going to find out a little bit more about this. 72
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  hour rule what? Where I don't speculate on, you
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  know, what I think may have happened worse is, you know,
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  because I can only go based on what I see and what I hear from
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  news reports, just like the rest of us. 72 hours.
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  Not everybody. Oh, it's almost a week.
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  Yeah, but but you know what I mean.
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  I'm I'm using the the term loosely where I just.
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  Wait, I'm fucking legit. I know you're fucking with me,
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  George. That's all right.
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  I'm going to make you buy breakfast when I see you in two
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  weeks. That's all right.
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  That's I asked George. George and I George and I had
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  breakfast a couple weeks ago. So Kelly says to me, she goes,
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  you know what? She goes.
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  I I had a lot of fun with George.
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  I got to go back to that place. Do you want to see if George
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  wants to meet up for breakfast again?
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  I said sure. And George is pretty good.
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  If you text George, he's on it. He texts you right back.
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  He's not like other people. But now, Now.
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  He's not like Lance. Thanks.
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  That's nice. Fuck.
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  Fuck you guys. But but, Lance, you know why we
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  do those drills all the time is to build muscle memory.
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  You know, when you when, when, when you practice behavior.
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  Yeah. Well, when we did our firearms
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  in the Academy, we would draw our weapon over and over and
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  reholster it. And I could do it in my sleep
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  now. But it takes 3000 movements to
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  learn muscle memory. And if you're doing it wrong, it
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  takes 10,000 movements to retrain yourself to get it the
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  right way. If you're ready to retrain
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  yourself a lot. You know, stay there.
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  I always say that become an expert in any field, it takes
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  10,000 hours. But it's interesting that when
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  you do that kind of training, whether it's martial arts or
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  weapons training, you're right. Because if you created a bad
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  habit, if you didn't learn to shoot from the hip, if you
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  didn't learn to shoot off the front blade, fast target
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  acquisition, center of mass, moving up, stitching forward up,
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  you know, forward movement, push forward weight balance, you
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  know, any of that stuff, you're not doing it right.
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  It's kind of like throwing a bad jab.
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  You start in the boxing world and you learn to throw a bad jab
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  and you're doing this thing where you're, you're jabbing and
• 16:21
  you're doing this. Guys do this looping thing.
• 16:23
  And of course, you know, that's, that's the perfect opportunity
• 16:25
  for a counter punch. Guys don't learn, you know, how
• 16:28
  do you do this? You know how you do the catch
• 16:30
  and the, you know, the shoulder pass and you know, there's so
• 16:33
  many bad things you can learn. And you're right, once that bad
• 16:35
  habit is there. But I don't, I didn't, you know,
• 16:38
  I just wanted to defend the law enforcement on the show for a
• 16:40
  minute today because I saw a lot of very shitty comments.
• 16:44
  Well, that was my point. I compared to Butler and I think
• 16:47
  there were a lot of fuck ups in Butler, PA that I didn't like.
• 16:50
  A lot of things I saw there. I don't think I saw the same
• 16:53
  things here because again, those guys tried to react as quickly
• 16:56
  as he could. Probably the slowest reaction
• 16:58
  was from what George said, they were looking around.
• 17:00
  They weren't focused on forward. Even the Secret Service guy
• 17:04
  wasn't forward focused until the shot.
• 17:06
  The first shot went off. But that was my point.
• 17:08
  You've got everybody's analyzing this in a vacuum where they
• 17:11
  could slow it down, speed it up, they could freeze it.
• 17:14
  Oh, I'm going to make a determination.
• 17:16
  These guys had four seconds, 3-4 seconds where a guy's running at
• 17:19
  you blowing off shots with a shotgun.
• 17:22
  I, I think law enforcement did a really good job to do a subdue
• 17:25
  doing this guy, you know, could there, could there have been,
• 17:28
  you know it? And that's the other point,
• 17:30
  George, if you think about it and they say, oh, there's all
• 17:32
  these levels. I don't know what level that
• 17:33
  was. Was it the first layer, the
• 17:35
  second layer where he got through to get to that point?
• 17:38
  But how many layers do you want? You want, you want a fence
• 17:41
  outside the hotel to let nobody into that area?
• 17:43
  Do you want to, do you want to sweep every single room?
• 17:45
  And that was a great argument. And Stephen A Smith made it for
• 17:48
  the ballroom, which everybody's thinking we need a secure area.
• 17:51
  We can do these things, although the ballroom I think only holds
• 17:54
  what, 650 people? So it might not even be big
• 17:57
  enough for an event like this. But how?
• 17:58
  Many people did they have there. They said thousands.
• 18:01
  I don't know what the actual number is.
• 18:03
  Though you know, Mike, I said me and Lance were talking when this
• 18:06
  first happened. I said, you know Trump, but they
• 18:08
  want to do another, another show.
• 18:10
  You know, he wants to, you know, another correspondence dinner.
• 18:13
  And I said, you know, all the the media liberal pricks that
• 18:18
  boycotted and didn't go. So you know, when they do this
• 18:21
  next one in whatever 30 days, 60 days, they're going to want to
• 18:23
  come. They shouldn't allow them.
• 18:26
  Whoever was on the list originally is allowed, no one
• 18:28
  else extra. How about how about adding
• 18:30
  people to the list that actually support the administration?
• 18:32
  How about all the podcasters? How about flying them in for the
• 18:36
  dinner? How about all the people that
• 18:37
  have been supported and helped with this election get one I'm.
• 18:40
  Happy to go get an. Invite.
• 18:42
  Did you get an invite, Mike? No, come on, Chuck Todd is on
• 18:44
  to. Get an invite.
• 18:46
  George, George got invited to breakfast.
• 18:48
  So that's what he's, I'm busy with Mike Schwartz at breakfast
• 18:50
  out there. But we got, you know, Chuck Todd
• 18:52
  was on TV saying he's not going to go to anything the president
• 18:54
  goes to because it's too dangerous.
• 18:56
  You had Brian Stelter, the Mr. Potato Head who was too happy to
• 19:00
  be interviewed by Jimmy Fallon, my friend over on the red carpet
• 19:03
  the other day while he was there at the first one now going on TV
• 19:06
  saying, oh, I don't know if I'd go.
• 19:07
  I don't know if any of these people would go anymore.
• 19:09
  This is what they're trying to do.
• 19:11
  And this is what pisses me off. It's I always equate it to
• 19:13
  people like my wife. She's not political.
• 19:16
  She doesn't have her finger on the pulse with this.
• 19:18
  The most, the most she gets in politics is being on our show
• 19:21
  and she's she's out working, trying to earn a living.
• 19:23
  What they're trying to do is scare people like my wife.
• 19:26
  They're trying to scare them to say Trump is too diversive.
• 19:29
  This is what happens when Trump is in office.
• 19:31
  So anybody but him. That's the thing.
• 19:33
  If if you create chaos, you stir the middle up into thinking that
• 19:38
  everybody's unsafe because this guy exists.
• 19:41
  Mike, I always say the division and chaos is the ultimate tool
• 19:45
  of the deep state of the web because of course, by causing
• 19:47
  division and chaos, that gets everybody confused and then they
• 19:50
  don't know where to really to look.
• 19:52
  Because again, I always believe it's just the American people
• 19:55
  versus the rest of them, because I always think there's people on
• 19:57
  both sides of the aisle that suck.
• 19:59
  I also think there's people on both sides of the aisle, you
• 20:01
  know, just regular civilians that make sense when they had
• 20:03
  discussions, when they had discussions out of a vacuum.
• 20:07
  Of scenarios like this, we agree on probably 85 or 90% of the
• 20:10
  points. But of course there's a reason
• 20:13
  they say all that stuff, Mike, because they don't want to take
• 20:14
  responsibility for the violence they've caused against Donald
• 20:17
  Trump because they support it. When you start putting stuff in
• 20:20
  the sand, when you when you become, you know, John Brennan,
• 20:24
  Clapper, Ray and you and you make comments and you do things.
• 20:28
  Sure, he's maybe going to face consequences.
• 20:30
  I don't know if he is. But if you start talking about
• 20:33
  killing the president in code on in seashells on the beach,
• 20:37
  nobody takes responsibility for that.
• 20:39
  That there, there, there is a far, far left group of people
• 20:42
  and a far, far right, a group of people and they're extremists.
• 20:45
  We both know it. You're not going to fix them.
• 20:47
  I try to do this show based on the eight points in the middle,
• 20:49
  because the far points on either side, we're never going to bring
• 20:52
  them to the table. George, what is that noise?
• 20:54
  On the far right, you've got them.
• 20:56
  You've got them, you know, using the word like calling Jews kikes
• 21:00
  and all the rest of that, right? Yeah.
• 21:01
  Then you've got the far left that the Karens are like, Oh my
• 21:04
  God, I'm going to have to move to Canada.
• 21:06
  You know, You know you've got the crazies.
• 21:09
  You know you're not going to fix crazy.
• 21:10
  Yeah, I know. I got landscapers, they called
• 21:14
  me this morning. They're they're doing like
• 21:17
  redoing all the beds and all that crap and stuff.
• 21:19
  So all right, as long as I explain.
• 21:21
  To the show, thank you landscapers.
• 21:22
  I have them sometimes too in my show and I guess give them a
• 21:25
  dirty look. Not at this time.
• 21:28
  As long as I know what it is. I thought I I just want to make
• 21:29
  sure it's not coming for me. I don't want to get blamed for.
• 21:31
  No, no, that's landscaping. George got the landscapers all
• 21:35
  right. I, you know, I didn't know what
• 21:37
  the title of the show I was going to title it Jasmine
• 21:40
  Crockett is for the streets or Jasmine Crockett is a hoe.
• 21:44
  I, I didn't, I didn't want to offend the women out there.
• 21:46
  I didn't want to be too offensive.
• 21:47
  So I went with Jasmine Crockett is better than you or and I had
• 21:51
  grok dress her up and what I think would be her normal attire
• 21:54
  if she wasn't in Congress. I think this is what she would
• 21:56
  be doing down in Texas. The only thing Lance is like you
• 21:59
  put the you put the lettering over her like I would have just.
• 22:03
  Yeah, I couldn't. I couldn't get grok to correct
• 22:04
  the image. I tried.
• 22:05
  I was tired. It was at the end of the night
• 22:06
  after I built the show. I did the best I could.
• 22:09
  I get it. The the the point of the matter
• 22:10
  is I you know. She's a hoe, this.
• 22:13
  Is this is the pro? Anyway, doesn't even matter.
• 22:15
  Hoe she is out, she is out. But what what my real issue is,
• 22:19
  is Congress, I, I have said this for a very long time now.
• 22:23
  I said that the 535, the majority of them think they're
• 22:26
  better than us. They think that they are a
• 22:30
  different class of citizen. And she just said the quiet part
• 22:33
  out loud, you know? Yeah.
• 22:36
  Is she on hand and hinged? Yes.
• 22:38
  Is she egotistical? Yes.
• 22:40
  She did it on national TV. These 535 think they are the
• 22:45
  most powerful people, not only in the country, in the world.
• 22:48
  They actually believe that and they believe that they're a
• 22:50
  higher class of citizen. I'm talking about these
• 22:53
  jackasses that would be working in, you know, Arby's if they if
• 22:58
  they hadn't gotten a shot in Congress.
• 23:00
  Most of them aren't real business people.
• 23:02
  They don't have any business background.
• 23:04
  They're career politicians. I think they're disrespectful,
• 23:09
  but she really just came right out and said all of it.
• 23:13
  And before we jump in, I want to get you guys input on this.
• 23:16
  I just think this is what that this is the problem because they
• 23:19
  never faced any consequences for their actions because they can
• 23:22
  insider trade and they can cheat and they can lie and they can
• 23:25
  launder money and they basically never really get in trouble.
• 23:28
  They really even get a sanction. They rarely even get thrown off
• 23:31
  a committee. This is the problem.
• 23:33
  So let's play the clip. And then I I need input from you
• 23:35
  guys and I want to hear from the audience.
• 23:37
  Do you like the fact that our congressional members think
• 23:39
  they're better than you? They think they're a higher
• 23:41
  class of citizen. She's saying what they actually
• 23:44
  really believe. Let's go.
• 23:46
  She's just fucking dumb people. Are just like, oh, but you're a
• 23:48
  congresswoman, I'm a black woman 1st.
• 23:52
  And so, you know, the level of disrespect that is continuously
• 23:56
  lobbed against us as black women.
• 23:59
  You know, for me, I'm like, wait a minute, now I am one of the
• 24:03
  535 most powerful people in this country.
• 24:08
  And for some reason you think we on the same level, but you're
• 24:11
  going to disrespect me like it's not going to happen.
• 24:20
  Yeah, you, Mike, you first. Do you do you think this is what
• 24:25
  the congressional members, the majority of them think?
• 24:28
  Yes, young hero Pine. Well, what had happened was
• 24:33
  Lance, because the first thing she said was I'm a black woman
• 24:37
  first. My first words.
• 24:39
  My first words would have been I'm an American first.
• 24:41
  But I know that's they view themselves in that regard as
• 24:44
  well. It's got to be about race.
• 24:46
  Yeah. They view themselves that way.
• 24:47
  It's it's really we all see that every single day.
• 24:50
  They live under a different set of rules.
• 24:52
  And then the funny part about it.
• 24:53
  I played What's her face the other day?
• 24:54
  Laura de de Lauro. What's it?
• 24:57
  Rosa de Lauro, The one with the blue hair.
• 24:59
  And I was. I was talking.
• 25:00
  About Jesus? Something else?
• 25:02
  He's the word I was talking. Psychotic Ant that you have that
• 25:04
  the cat lady Ant. I was talking to my cat.
• 25:08
  To the House. I don't even know how the hell
• 25:09
  she got elected. My stepson works for Chris
• 25:12
  Smith, who is probably one of the most conservative Congress
• 25:15
  people as pro-life is concerned and things of that nature.
• 25:19
  He's a he's a great guy. He's been in office for 45
• 25:21
  years. So I RIP on him a little bit
• 25:22
  because of course I talk about term limits in my book, but the
• 25:26
  world would be a a better place with Chris Smith in office.
• 25:29
  And I said to my stepson, I go, dude, our guys vote.
• 25:32
  It matters exactly the same as Doloro's vote, as Crockett's
• 25:35
  vote did. That's the problem.
• 25:37
  Yeah, they have power. But I mean, who the fuck do they
• 25:40
  think they are? They live in a different world.
• 25:41
  They're out of touch with the American people.
• 25:43
  We're all sitting here. And This is why I advocate for
• 25:45
  term limits. And, and, and no offense to
• 25:48
  Chris Smith, who's been there for a long time, but I agree
• 25:51
  they get there. These term limits have to go
• 25:53
  into place. I think there has to be strict.
• 25:56
  You know, they, George was talking about it on the show the
• 25:58
  other day. They just make these rules right
• 26:00
  now that they don't want, they don't want anybody to bet on
• 26:02
  prediction markets because they think it's insider trading,
• 26:05
  right? You can't bet on Kaushi.
• 26:06
  They've now passed immediately, but they don't talk about the
• 26:08
  stock market. They just left the stock market
• 26:11
  completely out of that. Prediction markets are a no go.
• 26:13
  But the stock market they can continue to use insider activity
• 26:17
  on, you know, they they really do think they're for another
• 26:19
  class of citizen. Can you imagine if I started the
• 26:21
  show with, well, I'm a podcast host, but I'm a white man or a
• 26:25
  mixed race man first. I mean, Can you imagine the
• 26:28
  fallout if you just opened up like that?
• 26:30
  And that's the problem. And she ties everything in the
• 26:32
  race. She has to use race in every
• 26:34
  single discussion because that's the defense mechanism.
• 26:37
  That's her fall back. George, what do you think about
• 26:40
  congressional members telling you that they're better than you
• 26:42
  and then the most powerful people in the nation?
• 26:47
  We're live on the show, right? She can go suck a suck a date.
• 26:51
  How's that? You actually should give her the
• 26:53
  bag of Dicks for that one. I mean, that's our problem.
• 26:56
  They always, they think they're above the law, they're powerful,
• 26:58
  this and that, and they forget that they're just an elected
• 27:02
  official. No better, no worse.
• 27:06
  What she's going to do? Fresh bag O Dicks for Jasmine
• 27:10
  Crockett. You got to send her it over.
• 27:12
  You the only problem is she might enjoy that.
• 27:13
  That's the problem. I I might have given her
• 27:15
  something she actually likes all.
• 27:16
  Right, close you up. So with the RE, with the RE
• 27:19
  changing the maps in Texas, she's not going to win her seat.
• 27:22
  She's out. So she's not even from Texas
• 27:25
  originally. So mark my words that she's
• 27:27
  going to be moving either could be out of state.
• 27:31
  Where? Shut up.
• 27:33
  She's going to be moving either at a state to a district where
• 27:36
  it's Democrat, where she has a chance to win a seat.
• 27:38
  Watch, because that's what they do.
• 27:40
  Yeah, hopefully she won't win. Well, you don't have to move
• 27:43
  nowadays. You can actually run for
• 27:45
  Congress without even living in the state.
• 27:46
  Look at look at Swalwell, you don't even have to live in the
• 27:49
  state. So she can just say I'm going to
• 27:51
  run. Did.
• 27:51
  He get divorced yet in. Chicago.
• 27:53
  Did Swalwell get divorced yet? I don't know if he did or not.
• 27:56
  I don't know. What the Hell's his wife waiting
• 27:57
  for? I don't know, I don't know.
• 27:58
  Maybe she likes him. He's been awfully quiet, haven't
• 28:01
  you seen? I haven't heard much from him.
• 28:03
  Well, big ass man. You know Jasmine Crockett,
• 28:06
  following the swallowing method, she can run for Congress in any
• 28:09
  state she wants. She doesn't have to live there.
• 28:10
  She can stay in Texas. She can run in Chicago or New
• 28:13
  York, go to a liberal state, and of course that's it.
• 28:16
  But she's a classless hoe. That's my opinion.
• 28:18
  She's been a classes hoe for a while.
• 28:21
  We've got a second clip that I think proves the point.
• 28:23
  But she's not the only one. We're getting rid of her, but
• 28:26
  how many others do we need to get rid of?
• 28:28
  Classes hoe I didn't know hoes have have class period.
• 28:33
  I think some hoes have class. I think it depends on whether
• 28:36
  you're dealing with an escort. I think she's a street Walker
• 28:38
  personally. That's my opinion in her
• 28:40
  behaviour. Is she coming from experienced
• 28:42
  Lance? He.
• 28:42
  Just goes back to the streets. No, I'm not actually.
• 28:45
  That's never been one of my things I don't like.
• 28:47
  What do you think is that? Is he or?
• 28:48
  What not, you know, I'm just I think there is a difference
• 28:52
  between a escort and a prostitute in in my opinion, she
• 28:56
  elicits. Escorts are more higher.
• 28:57
  Priced. I think she elicits all the
• 29:00
  behavior of a low caste ho. Let's play this next clip.
• 29:03
  This just proves more of it. Here she is in Congress, and
• 29:06
  this is the kind of behavior. I I just can we hear it?
• 29:08
  Yeah, you can hear it. Let's play media too.
• 29:11
  For four minutes and 21. Seconds, Mr. Chair, point O
• 29:13
  order. Who's?
• 29:17
  It's me, Miss Crockett. I'm just curious just to better
• 29:20
  understand your ruling, if someone on this committee then
• 29:24
  starts talking about somebody's bleach blind bad built Bush
• 29:28
  body, that would not be engaging in personalities, correct?
• 29:31
  A what now? Chairman, I'm I make AI make a
• 29:36
  motion to strike those. Words.
• 29:37
  I don't think that's. A.
• 29:39
  Trying to find clarification on what Chairman motion.
• 29:42
  To strike those words. We're not, we're not going to do
• 29:46
  this. Look, you guys earlier,
• 29:48
  literally you just, you just voted to do so.
• 29:51
  You. Voted to do it order.
• 29:54
  I'm trying to get clarification like it calm down, calm.
• 29:57
  No, no no, because this is what I'm trying.
• 30:01
  To get you're not recognized. I can't.
• 30:03
  Hear you with your yelling. Don't want no, don't tell me to
• 30:06
  calm down because y'all talk boys.
• 30:09
  Indeed, you're out of control. Because if I come and talk shit
• 30:13
  about her, y'all don't. Have a problem now if a throw
• 30:18
  down with a hoe down does MTG take out Jasmine croc?
• 30:22
  I think MTG would knock her out. I don't know.
• 30:25
  Hold on. I don't know.
• 30:27
  Because Crockett, no Crockett's. Crockett's from the streets.
• 30:30
  She's from the hood. Have you watched MTG?
• 30:32
  Where is. She or she comes from money.
• 30:35
  No. People can work out all they
• 30:37
  want, doesn't mean they can fight.
• 30:38
  I I think MTG might knock her out.
• 30:40
  What do you think Mike is MTG in a hoe Down throw down who?
• 30:43
  I like him. I like MTG personally.
• 30:45
  I think she'd knock her out. That was when Crockett became
• 30:48
  famous. Remember that clip?
• 30:49
  That's the one that really kind of brought her over the edge and
• 30:52
  everybody. But you don't.
• 30:53
  Is that the? Reason to become famous in.
• 30:55
  You don't, No, come on. But that's what that's what this
• 30:57
  country thrives on. Now that was the point of my
• 30:58
  monologue this morning is that we're all distracted with all
• 31:01
  this nonsense. We'd rather have the five second
• 31:03
  clip. Look at the algorithm for
• 31:04
  TikTok, right? George and I talk about it all
• 31:06
  the time. You need a hook.
• 31:07
  If you don't have a hook in the 1st 2 seconds, that's it.
• 31:09
  They're moving on to the next thing.
• 31:10
  They don't care about what's salient in this world.
• 31:12
  They care about what's going to emotionally trigger them.
• 31:14
  Because that was cool, right? I mean, that clip went around
• 31:16
  the world. I think Marjorie Taylor Green
• 31:18
  would take her out quickly, so quickly it wouldn't even be a
• 31:22
  fight. But when I watched this woman
• 31:24
  and I think about what Congress has devolved into here you have
• 31:28
  her going again. Well, what had happened was and
• 31:31
  by the way, you never ever tell a woman to calm down.
• 31:34
  You saw how how pissed off she got right after that.
• 31:38
  Oh my God. But you don't you think the
• 31:40
  Congress? Tell her to calm down, that.
• 31:42
  Kind of behavior. They should be pulled out of
• 31:44
  Congress. When you behave like that in
• 31:45
  Congress, you should have been immediately.
• 31:46
  They should call the Sergeant at arms and they say, no, remove
• 31:49
  her. I just always feel like what?
• 31:51
  They should have is that one that runs a meeting should have
• 31:54
  switches where you can shut their mics off.
• 31:56
  Yeah. Yeah.
• 31:58
  He. Likes that he likes to be the
• 31:59
  production czar. You know, he, he, he runs it
• 32:02
  like a Dick. That's how you keep the thing
• 32:03
  going and you know if you can't hear the bitch, then there you
• 32:06
  go. All right, Well, I think this is
• 32:09
  typical. This is what we have in
• 32:10
  Congress. Until we fix the election
• 32:12
  system, they're going to keep installing people like this,
• 32:16
  people like many others. So we'll move on here.
• 32:19
  Let's talk about this bombshell sexual harassment suit.
• 32:24
  You know, I don't know what's true.
• 32:26
  Some crazy comments have been made.
• 32:27
  This is the JP Morgan executive that's been accused of sexual
• 32:32
  impropriety. She said she has some big
• 32:35
  cannons. I looked at the photos.
• 32:36
  It looks like she does. The the point is, I saw this and
• 32:40
  I thought George would have liked that job.
• 32:42
  I think he would have moved right up the ranks if, in fact,
• 32:44
  it came with all those extra services.
• 32:46
  But we're talking about Lorna Hajdini.
• 32:49
  I don't, I don't know if I pronounce that right or not.
• 32:50
  I might have gotten it right. The John Doe has been unmasked.
• 32:54
  George, you were on top of this story.
• 32:56
  You know a lot about it. Let's jump in here.
• 32:58
  Tell me what's called. 1st 1st. Came out that this JP Morgan
• 33:04
  executive was facing a lawsuit where she's accused of sexually
• 33:07
  assault and racially abusing and drugging and male junior
• 33:10
  employee. Now, I mean, this Lorna chick,
• 33:15
  she's 37, right? She's all right.
• 33:17
  But if you look deep dive, there was investigations done by the
• 33:20
  lawyers and H&R and JP Morgan and it was all they're saying,
• 33:25
  it's all made-up. It's incredible because they
• 33:28
  don't, they don't even work on the same team, these two.
• 33:30
  And she has no say. So no control over him getting a
• 33:34
  bonus and all that because he's going on saying that she would
• 33:37
  if she don't, if you don't sleep with her, she's not going to get
• 33:39
  her bonus. And that's just not true.
• 33:40
  She has no say so in it whatsoever.
• 33:42
  Do you know that's categorized? Boner or did you say?
• 33:44
  Bonus, bonus. He's.
• 33:49
  Saying that he, I mean he's claiming he.
• 33:51
  Said he got roofies and Viagra. He got the double whammy.
• 33:53
  This dude is claiming that he turned he that she turned him
• 33:57
  into her sex slave. I mean, come on.
• 34:00
  Wait a minute. That that guy, that first of
• 34:03
  all, she's not bad, but that guy looks like Adam Schiff's ugly
• 34:06
  cousin, so I don't know why. Like what?
• 34:08
  What kind of Pickens do they have?
• 34:10
  Yeah, what? What kind of Pickens do they
• 34:12
  have of JP Morgan if he's the best looking guy for her?
• 34:15
  Yeah, You know, I it's, it's interesting.
• 34:18
  Some people made some pretty funny AI videos.
• 34:20
  George wouldn't let me get one of them.
• 34:21
  He said that that that was out of line, the stuff that I wanted
• 34:24
  to use. He was probably right, you know,
• 34:27
  But look, some people look, I guess her mentor says it's, it's
• 34:31
  tarnishing her image. It's complete fabrication.
• 34:34
  There is a civil suit of some sort but some of the comments
• 34:38
  are pretty off the chain that she allegedly made.
• 34:43
  She she said if you don't F me soon I'm going to ruin you.
• 34:46
  Never forget I effing own you. She really you?
• 34:50
  She said again, you really think management wants some Indian boy
• 34:53
  leading the organizations? Then again, supposedly she said
• 34:58
  if you don't have sex with me tonight, I'm going to sabotage
• 35:00
  your promotion. And then one of the worst ones
• 35:02
  that he claims happened. I bet your little Asian fish
• 35:05
  head wife doesn't have these cannons.
• 35:08
  Well, so I don't know if it's legit.
• 35:13
  I don't know where this is going.
• 35:15
  We'll see. We got to.
• 35:16
  Get a full We got to try to find a full picture of her just to
• 35:18
  see if she does have I. Have a full picture of her.
• 35:21
  She has kind of wide hips, but she looks.
• 35:23
  Pretty cannons. She does have cannons.
• 35:25
  I got to stay. I just called.
• 35:27
  Sir, he would have had a difficult time getting laid at
• 35:30
  JP Morgan. I'm sure there's plenty of
• 35:31
  people there that would have slept with her if in fact that's
• 35:34
  what she needed to do. I don't know.
• 35:35
  You're right. I remember why she picked that
• 35:37
  guy if in. Fact, this is one of the things
• 35:39
  here I got the part of lawsuit it says I don't know, it's crazy
• 35:44
  you. Got roofied.
• 35:46
  If you don't F my brains out tonight, I'm going to sabotage
• 35:51
  your promotion. That's what he's saying.
• 35:55
  I don't know, you know, I think it's as far fetched.
• 35:57
  I'm not sure I'm buying into it at this point, but I guess we'll
• 36:00
  have to see how this pans out. Right now it's all allegations.
• 36:03
  We're laughing. But you know, sexual harassment
• 36:06
  is never great in the workplace. No, but if it's false
• 36:09
  accusations and it's despise that shit because it just takes
• 36:13
  credibility away from where it happens to real people so.
• 36:16
  Yeah, he claims he relented and submitted to another encounter.
• 36:22
  Relented and submitted. Yeah, I gave in.
• 36:24
  I gave in. I.
• 36:25
  Really wanted that for most. Viabra and the roofie, the
• 36:30
  promotion and the bonus, it was all part of it.
• 36:33
  Yeah. All right.
• 36:35
  We'll leave that there. So this is this is weird.
• 36:39
  It's unsettling. I don't know what's going on
• 36:42
  here, George. You might know more.
• 36:43
  Maybe you know more. Mike.
• 36:44
  Republican Oklahoma, Oklahoma State Senate candidate found
• 36:48
  dead days after being reported. I guess he went out, didn't come
• 36:53
  back and they found him dead. What do you know about this,
• 36:55
  Mike? And George I.
• 36:56
  Don't know nothing about it, George.
• 36:57
  You take this. There's well, there's it's an
• 37:00
  ongoing investigation and it's just fishy because his name, I
• 37:05
  don't know this what happened what yesterday, right.
• 37:08
  And he was reported missing, I think a few days ago.
• 37:10
  His name is Barry Christian. He's 54, was Senate District 38.
• 37:15
  But there's not too much information being put out on
• 37:18
  this. He was, I mean, he was a
• 37:20
  Republican candidate. Is this what they're doing now?
• 37:22
  I don't know. Like I'm not going to speculate
• 37:24
  that you know, but I wouldn't pass put it past any Dems.
• 37:28
  So he went out to a wildlife management area in his pickup
• 37:30
  truck. Somehow they found him not in
• 37:33
  his pickup truck, dead. Nobody really knows what
• 37:36
  happened. I guess his family reported it
• 37:37
  missing. This was on Tuesday.
• 37:39
  It happened. He know showed which was unusual
• 37:41
  but. They didn't say what he died.
• 37:43
  How did he die? Was there any visible gunshot
• 37:45
  wounds? Nothing yet.
• 37:46
  I looked for it, maybe it was a heart attack or we don't, I
• 37:49
  don't know. So I mean, it's just it is
• 37:50
  suspect, but prayers go out to the family.
• 37:54
  This is how they, you know, I wouldn't put it past them
• 37:57
  because you know, they're they're getting killed across
• 38:01
  the board, especially with all those SCOTUS rulings, you know,
• 38:03
  no more race based districts. Virginia's right now, they're
• 38:08
  redistricting is on. The judge shot them down.
• 38:10
  So they're in a whole pattern. Was it Louisiana, was it
• 38:14
  Louisiana just postponed their midterms until they redo their
• 38:17
  maps. I think Alabama's talking about
• 38:19
  redoing theirs now because they have a race, a race district.
• 38:23
  There was another state was it, I think Tennessee.
• 38:26
  I think they're doing theirs. And if they do that, there'll be
• 38:30
  no Democrats in that state. So, you know, look at Michigan.
• 38:33
  Maybe the Democrats are deploying Hillary Clinton.
• 38:35
  I mean, Michigan, no Massachusetts, right?
• 38:38
  Massachusetts got all Democrats, no Republican Congress.
• 38:42
  You know that, Mike. I, I talked about this on my
• 38:46
  show yesterday. I had nauseam.
• 38:47
  You know, right now, if you think about what's going to
• 38:49
  happen in the short term, we're looking at 3:00 to 5:00, maybe
• 38:52
  at the most 6-7 seats, but probably in around 3 to yes,
• 38:54
  6-7, about three to five seats, but in. 2020 what?
• 38:59
  That could switch right now for 2026.
• 39:02
  Switch to what? That could be a Republican plus
• 39:07
  for this year's election in 2026.
• 39:09
  Actually, no, you're wrong, because look at the seats we
• 39:11
  just picked up in Florida. His Avery District he already
• 39:14
  signed. Not with, not with that George,
• 39:16
  but with the new ruling yesterday and what people do
• 39:19
  from here on out to try to redistrict as we move into 2026.
• 39:24
  Thank you. You're wrong, Mike, but I said
• 39:26
  in 19 seats roughly going into 2028.
• 39:29
  So this is going to be an earthquake moving into 2028.
• 39:32
  But right now for the short term and what we can get done, maybe
• 39:35
  we'll get a + 5 majority, you know, not majority, but plus.
• 39:38
  Five. Yeah, OK.
• 39:41
  I mean, it's going to be interesting.
• 39:44
  I love George. You're wrong.
• 39:46
  Let's. Let's.
• 39:46
  Yeah. He loves to do that to me too.
• 39:47
  Mike, I know you. You feel my pain.
• 39:50
  I'm wrong. I I.
• 39:51
  Misunderstood you? Judges.
• 39:53
  No big deal. Woke judges, I love them.
• 39:55
  You know, they're great. You got to love these woke
• 39:57
  judges that, that, that run their bias when they put the
• 40:00
  robe on. I, I, I, I don't like absolute
• 40:04
  immunity. I don't like lifetime
• 40:05
  appointment of judges. I think they ought to get yearly
• 40:08
  reviews. And if they if they blow it on
• 40:10
  so many cases, they ought to get fired.
• 40:11
  Or just like any other person would in their job, they don't
• 40:13
  get reviewed. They don't really get
• 40:15
  sanctioned. The oversight groups do nothing.
• 40:18
  So here's US District Court Judge Nancy Brazil.
• 40:21
  She's a Trump appointee, unusual.
• 40:24
  And she just sentenced this Zom Zom JAMA, 50, of Rochester, MN,
• 40:30
  totally. Six months in federal prison
• 40:33
  plus one year of probation only and 490,001 thousand
• 40:38
  restitution. Now, I'm not even sure if he
• 40:39
  only got 6 months. Normally you have to get a year
• 40:41
  and a day to get a felony. That could mean he only got a
• 40:43
  misdemeanor too. He pled guilty to money
• 40:46
  laundering. And this is a guy that was
• 40:47
  involved in the massive feeding our future fraud, which was a
• 40:52
  250 to $300 million COVID era child nutrition scandal where
• 40:57
  they took tons of money, didn't feed anybody.
• 41:01
  You know, I don't get this. There's there's there's there's
• 41:04
  massive about the family that this woman was involved in.
• 41:08
  I guess you should again, I want to clarify, it's a woman with
• 41:11
  strange name of course, because she's Somalian.
• 41:12
  One of the clan members, 5.6 million their family was
• 41:16
  responsible for. She only seems to be responsible
• 41:18
  for 491,000. She used it for house down
• 41:21
  payments, luxury. Vehicle.
• 41:23
  Wait, who's she? It's this this JAMA.
• 41:27
  A JAMA. A woman.
• 41:28
  Or a guy. Is a woman.
• 41:32
  Oh but what do you guys think? Cuz I think this is typical.
• 41:34
  These judges continue to do this over and over again.
• 41:38
  I don't think a six month sentence, especially if it's
• 41:40
  only a misdemeanor, I don't think it treats teaches this
• 41:43
  woman anything. Wait, how is laundering?
• 41:45
  How is money laundering A misdemeanor though?
• 41:48
  I because in the federal system, if you don't get a year and a
• 41:51
  day, it is highly unusual because you're supposed to get a
• 41:54
  minimum of a year and a day sentence for for anything
• 41:58
  misdemeanor or less is less than a year and a day.
• 42:00
  That's why sometimes you see criminal federal sentences that
• 42:03
  come in at a year and a day. And like, why is it a year and a
• 42:04
  day? Because anything over a year is
• 42:07
  a felony. So my opinion is that she
• 42:09
  probably only got a misdemeanor. Typically anything, typically
• 42:15
  felonies would be considered if you're going to jail for more
• 42:17
  than a year, that's typical. But not.
• 42:19
  And in law school, you learn that that law schools, what we
• 42:22
  call exception school because there are exceptions to
• 42:24
  everything. So that's that's typical.
• 42:26
  And then it depends on where you're at.
• 42:27
  I mean, you're talking about federal statutes.
• 42:28
  In New Jersey, we don't have felonies and misdemeanors.
• 42:30
  We have crimes and then we have disorderly and petty disorderly.
• 42:33
  So it depends on the codification as well.
• 42:35
  But then you have sentencing guidelines for certain crimes
• 42:37
  and then you have, you know, if exigent circumstances, you have,
• 42:41
  you know, extenuating circumstances.
• 42:43
  So it's always the question of George, you know what in the
• 42:47
  totality of the circumstances, you have to look at it.
• 42:50
  Otherwise, you know, you're just kind of guessing in a vacuum.
• 42:52
  So I don't know all the details of the case.
• 42:54
  Otherwise I'd be able to give you a better answer.
• 42:56
  When you when you said about New Jersey, what were you saying?
• 42:58
  There's no about misdemeanor, I mean felony.
• 43:00
  We don't have, we don't have our, our codification code our,
• 43:03
  our, our Penal Code. We don't have, we don't have
• 43:06
  felonies or misdemeanors in New Jersey.
• 43:08
  You either have crimes which would be considered the felony
• 43:11
  and what you're elating to, or disorderlies and petty disorder
• 43:15
  release. Interesting.
• 43:17
  Let's play. We got a very short clip of
• 43:18
  somebody approaching her about this.
• 43:20
  Of course, typical of a judge, she's not going to.
• 43:22
  And this is this is question she's allegedly supposed to be
• 43:26
  what judge appointed by a Republican.
• 43:29
  This is yeah. She was reported by Donald
• 43:31
  Trump. This is so here's the thing.
• 43:34
  That's what it was. So, and this has been going on
• 43:37
  for a longest time, People advising Trump on AG picks, a
• 43:42
  lot of judge judgeships. They're freaking horrible.
• 43:46
  I don't like them, but here. Miss John, do you have any
• 43:49
  comment? Judge Nancy Brazil said that Zam
• 43:53
  Zam JAMA was one of the least culpable defendants and she
• 43:56
  doesn't think that she'll see JAMA back in federal court for
• 43:59
  another crime. Is he getting deported?
• 44:05
  No, she is not getting deported. Based on the information that I
• 44:08
  found, I looked for that. I mean, she committed a crime.
• 44:10
  You're supposed to get deported. $300 million conspiracy,
• 44:14
  concurrent criminal enterprise racketeering Enrico 5 or more
• 44:17
  individuals. I just don't see these kind of
• 44:20
  light tap on the, the hand sentences for those kind of
• 44:23
  cases. I don't, you know, again, I
• 44:25
  guess if she was a very helpful cooperative witness.
• 44:28
  But look, a lot of people in this in this organization got 10
• 44:31
  to 28 years. Even if you come down the food
• 44:34
  chain and you're getting down to the, the less, the least
• 44:37
  culpable people, just seems to me that, you know, this same
• 44:41
  woman, this same judge sentenced another defendant in the same
• 44:43
  case to only one year in a day. So they got a felony.
• 44:47
  Clearly that's why she got the this Abdul Abubakar Ali, he was
• 44:53
  tied to 3 million of the fraud. You know, I don't think this
• 44:56
  sends the message if you want to stop the fraud, you have to put
• 44:59
  fear in people. I don't think 6 minutes in one
• 45:01
  year sentences when you've stolen millions of dollars at
• 45:03
  least. Maybe even more than they found.
• 45:05
  Because let's face it, the Fed doesn't always identify all the
• 45:08
  money that was stolen. They don't know who necessarily
• 45:10
  got. What?
• 45:11
  Because she was a money launderer, right?
• 45:13
  So she didn't actually steal the money out of.
• 45:16
  The country 2 cases of cash. George went out of the country.
• 45:19
  No, I get it. But I'm just looking at part of
• 45:21
  the advocate. Yeah.
• 45:23
  I mean, she, she, she didn't, she wasn't involved with actual
• 45:27
  the depth of the money from the, you know, stealing government
• 45:29
  funds, so. I don't know that she.
• 45:31
  Well, it says in there there's people that are doing lesser
• 45:33
  stuff and all that. But yeah, I, I don't know, I, I
• 45:36
  just think a sense of bad messes.
• 45:37
  We've seen a tremendous amount of fraud.
• 45:39
  The Samayans are guilty of it all across.
• 45:40
  But anybody, as anybody that goes in front of a judge for,
• 45:43
  for sentencing, for money laundering, now they're going to
• 45:45
  use this as a guideline, Yeah. It's impressive.
• 45:47
  Their lawyers are smart, yeah. George, I don't know if you want
• 45:51
  to take a break or want to. Just keep going, OK?
• 45:55
  I don't want I don't want Mike. I gave him an opportunity to go
• 45:57
  pee, so he didn't want to do it. So fuck him.
• 46:00
  All right, all right. I'm tearing it now.
• 46:03
  This is not good. So you you guys know we covered
• 46:06
  a couple of weeks ago, a guy flying around, he'd cut a hole
• 46:08
  in the bucket of a of an agricultural drone and he was
• 46:11
  using it to fly himself around. I thought it was funny, but
• 46:16
  look, these agricultural drones are extremely dangerous.
• 46:19
  They can carry massive payloads. They're extremely powerful.
• 46:24
  So ICE just neutralized a what it could be a potentially
• 46:27
  considered a flying chemical nightmare.
• 46:29
  There were thirteen stolen C31 drones and they were covered in
• 46:34
  your guy's backyard in New Jersey.
• 46:36
  It looks like it was a plan to weaponize them.
• 46:39
  Homeland Security has been involved.
• 46:41
  They've been working hand in hand with the New Jersey State
• 46:44
  Police cargo Theft Unit, and this was a master class in my
• 46:48
  opinion, in proactive law enforcement.
• 46:50
  So my hands off to all of them. They located and recovered these
• 46:53
  fifteen stolen Cerys AC 31 industrial spraying drones.
• 46:58
  So these are the big drones they use for spraying crops.
• 47:00
  They're massive. They say like the size of a
• 47:02
  small car or something, right? Yeah.
• 47:04
  So they're precision engineered. They're capable of hauling up to
• 47:06
  40 gallons of liquid. So a gallon of liquid is what,
• 47:11
  8.8 lbs? I think a gallon of liquid.
• 47:13
  Am I right about that, Mike? I think it's 8.8 lbs.
• 47:15
  So you're talking about a massive amount of weight.
• 47:18
  They can do. 15 acres in under 8 minutes at 40 miles an hour.
• 47:22
  They've got 360° obstacle radar, night vision cameras, corrosion
• 47:27
  proof build. The price tag per unit 58,000 so
• 47:31
  about 870,000. But these weren't hobbyist toys.
• 47:35
  They were stolen March 24th from CAC International and Harrison
• 47:40
  via sophisticated scam, fake bills of laning, phony
• 47:44
  confirmation emails, a bogus delivery driver.
• 47:47
  The drone sat untouched in a Prudent Corp warehouse for over
• 47:50
  a month. The FBI analysts flagged the
• 47:53
  theft as a potential nightmare scenario as, of course, we're
• 47:56
  talking about the potential for weaponized dispersal of
• 47:58
  chemicals or pathogens, overpopulated areas, and all the
• 48:03
  paperwork and all the rest of it was fake.
• 48:06
  How dangerous. Hold that up, Mike.
• 48:08
  Is that a video of one of the drones?
• 48:10
  I had it where it was on the drone itself and I'm trying to
• 48:13
  get it because otherwise it's really tough to say here it is
• 48:16
  let's see that looks like the there's one of them there.
• 48:20
  It's an industrial drone. There's a.
• 48:22
  There's a bunch of different types, but that one can carry a
• 48:24
  a decent sized pair with a. Picture I got.
• 48:27
  There you go, the same one. All right.
• 48:28
  I didn't see the picture. I was looking for it online.
• 48:30
  Got to give law enforcement and Atta boy on this one.
• 48:33
  Great job catching in advance. But this is the ugly scenario,
• 48:36
  right? They take these, they take these
• 48:38
  drones, they load them with pathogens and then they send
• 48:40
  them into a very populated area and start spraying.
• 48:44
  Or somebody who's going to sell them on a black market to a
• 48:46
  farmer. You don't know maybe, right?
• 48:50
  Yeah, maybe. I mean, I don't, We know.
• 48:52
  It's hard to say. To have this many federal
• 48:54
  agencies involved, they obviously may have more details
• 48:57
  than we have. Pretty ugly scenario.
• 48:59
  What do you guys think? I mean, regardless whether it's
• 49:02
  going to be sold on the black market to farmers so they could
• 49:05
  use it and, you know, not pay all these high prices of our
• 49:07
  drone or it was going to go to some terrorists and going to put
• 49:11
  some fucked up chemicals in it. You still have to, you know,
• 49:15
  they thank God they found them because you don't know, remember
• 49:18
  Mike, when we had all those drones over New Jersey for like
• 49:21
  30 days of sightings? Yep.
• 49:23
  I don't think we still we still haven't got like real.
• 49:26
  The reason why that was I. I uncovered it in, in about, I
• 49:30
  don't know, a week because we were, we were breaking it down
• 49:32
  on our show. And then as soon as I saw Jeff
• 49:34
  Andrew, if you know who he is, he's a congressman here in South
• 49:36
  Jersey. Yeah.
• 49:38
  He said, oh, you're ready and ship off the coast of the.
• 49:40
  And I said, wait a second now and then.
• 49:42
  And I saw him give a speech where he was talking about a
• 49:45
  drone company looking for federal funds.
• 49:47
  And I said, I bet, I bet the drone company leaked that
• 49:50
  information to him because he came out and said, oh, it's on
• 49:53
  credible source this and that. And I said, you know, if you
• 49:55
  want to get any the, the the perfect person to put on
• 49:58
  television that that is going to be given a little bit of well,
• 50:01
  they must be credible because they're a congressman.
• 50:03
  They're hearing things that we don't hear.
• 50:04
  All you got to do is leak some bad information to an
• 50:07
  unsuspected congressperson. They're the first one looking
• 50:10
  for a camera to start, you know, telling you that what they
• 50:12
  think. And the next thing you know that
• 50:14
  that the Congress was spending all this money on this drone
• 50:16
  company. And all of a sudden, right after
• 50:18
  that, the drone stopped appearing.
• 50:20
  So I, I kind of figured it out, at least I think in my, in my
• 50:22
  mind that I was telling some folks we even had the name of
• 50:25
  the company and that company got awarded the contract right after
• 50:29
  the drones, you know, right after this information came out.
• 50:32
  So, but but George, I mean, we live in this world where it like
• 50:36
  technology is outpacing humans at every level.
• 50:39
  And there are always nefarious people out there looking to use
• 50:42
  whatever technology is out there to commit crimes to be
• 50:46
  nefarious. So we're always going to, I just
• 50:48
  wonder what we're going to have to deal with in 20 years from
• 50:50
  now. You know, I don't, I don't know
• 50:51
  if the people back in the 60s and 70s could have predicted the
• 50:54
  future that we're living in. They tried, you know, shows like
• 50:57
  The Jetsons and things like that.
• 50:58
  Art imitates life. Life imitates art.
• 51:00
  But in 20 years, I mean, the technology is just, it keeps
• 51:03
  surpassing us, whether it's AI or drones or whatever it is.
• 51:06
  But you know there are always going to be bad people out there
• 51:10
  looking to use whatever they have at their disposal to commit
• 51:14
  crimes and upset the applecart. I mean, yeah.
• 51:17
  So when even when Congressman Jeff Randu came out with that
• 51:20
  statement, I mean, do you really think Iran's going to have a
• 51:24
  mother ship with drones coming to the coast of the United
• 51:26
  States without our government knowing about it?
• 51:28
  No, we all laughed. And the funny part was George,
• 51:31
  when he said it on in Congress, he goes for real.
• 51:34
  Those are the words he used. He said I have this on Hyatt
• 51:36
  Authority for real. And once he said for real, I
• 51:40
  realized he has no fucking idea what he's talking about.
• 51:43
  How often do you think, though, something like that happens?
• 51:45
  And I feel like maybe the government does figure out what
• 51:48
  happened, but they don't tell us.
• 51:49
  And then of course, here come all the terrible theories and
• 51:52
  all the idiots to come out and the, the, the podcast, you know,
• 51:56
  experts, the keyboard warrior and all that misinformation, I
• 52:00
  think is really a, is a detriment to the United States.
• 52:03
  And here's a serious story that I don't think has gotten the
• 52:05
  coverage it should have gotten should be a much bigger story
• 52:08
  than it is. You got three different federal
• 52:10
  agencies involved. To me, I, I don't know, I hate
• 52:14
  what that does for people because then they kind of a
• 52:16
  discredit how important maybe information like this is.
• 52:19
  They don't really think, wow, this is serious and just like
• 52:22
  what happened to you, you guys. Maybe the federal agencies
• 52:24
  didn't want it so much in the in the headlines as to make it as
• 52:30
  whoever stole them start to get think, oh, we're good and get
• 52:32
  sloppy. Even though they're they're
• 52:34
  looking and watching you. You don't know they operate all
• 52:36
  kinds of crazy ways. All right, all right, who who is
• 52:39
  the gay person AOC is talking about?
• 52:41
  I got my first choice choice. She's talking about Obama,
• 52:44
  Buckethead. Yeah, most people think that
• 52:46
  Obama likes to hit from both sides of the plate, but he might
• 52:49
  like the the Wiener sandwich better than the the the Taco.
• 52:54
  AOC went on TMZ. I'm not a TMZ fan.
• 52:56
  I think it's delicious. I don't really like what they
• 52:59
  do. But of course, in a casual St.
• 53:01
  interview, she was asked about the first female or gay
• 53:03
  president, kind of alluding to her being female.
• 53:06
  And then she's going to run for president and and she dropped
• 53:08
  this Bob. Well, we don't know if we've
• 53:10
  already had a gay president. I think there's a chance.
• 53:13
  Maybe we have, but I don't know. Now, looking at her age, I
• 53:17
  believe there's only one president she could be referring
• 53:20
  to. Unless, Mike, you have some
• 53:21
  inside information. Was she talking about, you know,
• 53:24
  Obama and Big Mike? I, I hate I, I know someone in
• 53:29
  the chat that that's why before you even said Big Mike, I was
• 53:32
  waiting for someone in the chat to write Big Mike because like
• 53:35
  I, I, I don't, I don't care, care for as much as like, you
• 53:38
  know, if you want to be yourself, be yourself.
• 53:40
  You know, Pete booty judge is himself and the booty judge
• 53:44
  thinks he could be president, but who said it was wasn't a
• 53:46
  Kamala Harris that said he was too gay of a pic.
• 53:49
  So I guess, you know, their side's always saying they don't
• 53:52
  give a shit, but they're the first ones to say Nah, it still
• 53:54
  matters because they worry about people like us.
• 53:57
  I don't care. I don't want to know about your
• 53:59
  personal life. I don't want to know what's
• 54:00
  going on. I just want to know what buttons
• 54:02
  you're pushing and if you're pushing the right buttons in
• 54:05
  office. I don't have to sit here and
• 54:06
  have a show and talk about it for 40 hours a month.
• 54:09
  And that's what I do. I feel like, you know, I said to
• 54:11
  you guys long time ago, we're going to be doing the same show
• 54:13
  in 20 years because yeah, I don't.
• 54:15
  I don't. I want a government so small
• 54:17
  that I don't even know it exists.
• 54:19
  But we're still worried about like, you know, who's banging
• 54:21
  who? My take is this, I don't really
• 54:23
  care about people's preferences. I don't care who the American
• 54:25
  people pick, but I want honesty. If, if, if Big Mike and Barack
• 54:29
  have a, you know, have something else going on there, if in fact
• 54:33
  there's any truth to any of those allegations or stories,
• 54:35
  then I want the truth. You can come in.
• 54:37
  You can be a gay president. That doesn't matter to me if you
• 54:39
  do a good job. I could care less about what
• 54:41
  your choices are in your personal bedroom life, but I
• 54:45
  don't want you to lie to me. I don't want you to come in and
• 54:47
  tell me you're not a homosexual if you are or you're not with a
• 54:50
  transgender. If you are or if you're a
• 54:52
  transgender and you're running for office.
• 54:54
  I just want you to be honest because I think the American
• 54:56
  people deserve honesty. In the case of Pete Butt Plug,
• 54:59
  you know, look, it is what it is.
• 55:01
  I'm not a big fan of his because I don't like his policies.
• 55:03
  I don't like the way that he works, and I don't believe that
• 55:06
  he can be trusted. Let's play the clip and then
• 55:08
  George, give me your comments. OK, last thing then.
• 55:12
  What do you think we're going to have first?
• 55:14
  Are we going to have a female president first or a gay
• 55:17
  president? Oh, it's a Well, we don't know
• 55:19
  if we've already had a gay president.
• 55:22
  Hey, that's true. I think there are chances that
• 55:24
  maybe. We have but I don't.
• 55:28
  Know is she pregnant Hey or she? I mean, she's just been eating
• 55:32
  really well. You know, she's going to all
• 55:33
  those big events with the free tickets.
• 55:35
  So, you know, she maybe she's just eating and drinking.
• 55:38
  Too. I don't know because her face
• 55:39
  looks fat as hell. Yeah.
• 55:42
  All right. Before we go on, move on
• 55:44
  because. Yeah, go ahead.
• 55:46
  We're. Going to Not too much time.
• 55:48
  All right, I ran. When are we going to start
• 55:49
  bombing them again? I say it's Friday.
• 55:54
  I'm saying. Did we have this conversation by
• 55:56
  Tuesday? Do we have this conversation?
• 55:58
  Like, yeah, we're doing it again because things are ramping up.
• 56:00
  I say by Tuesday, I'm going to say I'm just going to say by
• 56:08
  Tuesday, I don't know what day. I haven't really talked but.
• 56:11
  I'll, I'll, I'll just to stay in line with George.
• 56:14
  I'll go Monday. How about that?
• 56:15
  OK by Tuesday. Yeah, I think it's going to
• 56:17
  happen very quickly. It's clear that they're not
• 56:19
  going to make a deal. They want to enrich uranium.
• 56:21
  And of course, nobody knows who the leadership is.
• 56:23
  They haven't gotten to the bottom of it.
• 56:25
  If we are going to bomb, I sure as hell hope we bomb the crypto
• 56:27
  mining facilities and stop that. That, you know, I put out AI,
• 56:31
  put out an Intel map on the crypto show.
• 56:33
  You don't gotta bond the mining facilities.
• 56:35
  All you do is they got the electrical grid and then you can
• 56:38
  confiscate the mining equipment. Again, I'm saying one or the
• 56:41
  other. I, I want to say that you said,
• 56:43
  Bob, I hope Donald Trump is paying attention to this show
• 56:45
  and hope you hopefully watch the crypto power Hour because
• 56:48
  leaving them with that kind of money coming in $1300 Bitcoin
• 56:51
  mining and it's going on non-stop.
• 56:53
  Got to put a dead stop. You got to cut off the money
• 56:55
  because then then they won't be able to buy the resources.
• 56:57
  So hopefully sooner than later. I don't have AI, don't have a a
• 57:00
  timeline. I never really know what they're
• 57:02
  trying to do in the administration.
• 57:04
  Pakistan doesn't want them to do it all.
• 57:05
  They're continuing to trying to negotiate behind the scenes.
• 57:07
  Is that still a thing? Do people still mine for
• 57:09
  Bitcoin? Oh yeah, crazy.
• 57:12
  Yeah, I don't Donald Trump's. Facilities, mining non-stop, but
• 57:14
  his cost is about $36,000 a Bitcoin.
• 57:18
  The biggest issue is always the power.
• 57:19
  Of course. They just steal the power from
• 57:21
  the Iranian people. Very low cost for, you know,
• 57:24
  Iran because they just steal it and then they take the Bitcoin
• 57:27
  and they launder it through lots of different wallets, lots of
• 57:30
  different platforms and they use it to fund terrorism and then of
• 57:33
  course reinforce and buy their own weapons.
• 57:35
  Let's talk about this heir to Cartier, George.
• 57:38
  He like he wasn't rich enough already.
• 57:41
  This seems to be bad choices. I don't really understand.
• 57:43
  He's an heir to the Cartier jewelry dynasty.
• 57:46
  You know, what do you think, George?
• 57:48
  Tell, tell the audience. Let.
• 57:49
  Me put his picture up so people can see this idiot.
• 57:51
  Yeah I mean, I don't get it. He's 58 year old year old.
• 57:55
  He's a French resident born in I think Argentina and he's
• 58:00
  laundering drug money through a crypto.
• 58:02
  I mean what the how stupid can you be?
• 58:05
  Seriously. They say from 2000 they say OOP.
• 58:08
  Cartier, listen to that name. They say at least from 2018 to
• 58:11
  his arrest, he operated an unlicensed over the counter
• 58:15
  cryptocurrency exchange as part of an international money
• 58:17
  launderer network. Why?
• 58:19
  Why would you do that? You're a Cartier Air jerk off.
• 58:25
  I was going to say eight years in prison.
• 58:26
  I mean, people, they're just dumb.
• 58:29
  Why? Yeah.
• 58:30
  You know, it often seems like some of the stupidity comes from
• 58:32
  people that have these kind of names.
• 58:34
  Imagine if it was Michael De Hoop Schwarzeroni.
• 58:41
  Just throw that in there. I don't know, Lance, De Hoop,
• 58:45
  Miliacho, I don't know. Often their names seem to match
• 58:49
  with the stupidity levels. I don't know if it's bad
• 58:51
  breeding or maybe too much inbreeding.
• 58:53
  What do you think, Mike? Is it a good idea?
• 58:54
  You're the heir to the Cartier fortune, or at least part of the
• 58:56
  Cartier fortune. And you decide that you're going
• 58:59
  to launder proceeds through multiple crypto wallets.
• 59:02
  And then after they seize the money you're laundering, you
• 59:06
  take fake documents into into law enforcement and you say,
• 59:12
  wait a minute, this is real money and it's mine to try to
• 59:16
  argue it you, you actually create more fraudulent.
• 59:18
  What do you think of this case? It was uttering.
• 59:20
  That's when you use a check falsely.
• 59:22
  That's a legal term that most people don't know.
• 59:24
  I just think I could picture these guys in a room like, hey,
• 59:26
  Jim, you know, I have a shit load of money, right?
• 59:29
  And he's like, yeah, He's like, do you want to see a shit ton of
• 59:32
  money? Like, you know, like, what?
• 59:34
  What do you need to be doing all this nonsense for?
• 59:37
  If I had that not much money, I, well, first of all, I'd probably
• 59:41
  still do a show because I enjoy talking to my audience, but I'd
• 59:43
  be doing it from a beach somewhere in like Fiji on a
• 59:46
  completely different time zone and I'd have like drinks brought
• 59:49
  to me. I don't know, I get tired of
• 59:50
  working. We, we all bust our asses to
• 59:52
  work. We're all running around, we're
• 59:54
  all hustling. And I, the, the rest of us look
• 59:57
  at these idiots that have so much money, they don't know what
• 1:00:00
  to do with it that they, I guess, try to test the system to
• 1:00:03
  see how well they can do when it 1 billion is not enough.
• 1:00:06
  It's got to be 50 billion. It's got to be 100 billion.
• 1:00:09
  I, I just, it blows people's minds like ours.
• 1:00:11
  And it just reminds me that a lot of these folks, whether
• 1:00:14
  they're in politics or, you know, some heir to something,
• 1:00:17
  they just don't live in the same world as us.
• 1:00:19
  And they never have their finger on the pulse.
• 1:00:21
  They're the first ones, by the way, are telling us who to vote
• 1:00:24
  for and what we're doing wrong in our lives.
• 1:00:27
  Yeah, there's no doubt. And this was federal.
• 1:00:29
  He actually walked in with the documents into a federal law
• 1:00:31
  enforcement office and said, hey, no, you guys grabbed that
• 1:00:34
  wrong money, you know, wrongfully.
• 1:00:36
  This is my money. This is who I am.
• 1:00:38
  I'm a descendant to the Cartier fortune.
• 1:00:40
  Yeah. I don't know.
• 1:00:41
  It seems like a pretty stupid case.
• 1:00:43
  I don't know why I would do it, but I guess there you are.
• 1:00:44
  No more champagne. They don't have champagne.
• 1:00:46
  Just so he knows in federal prison, he's going to find out
• 1:00:48
  that he's going to get 3 hots and a cot.
• 1:00:51
  All right, UFUFOD class inbound. My first thought immediately is
• 1:00:55
  what are they going to try to cover up here?
• 1:00:57
  What's are they trying to get our eyes off the Epstein files?
• 1:01:00
  Nobody seems to be talking about that any longer.
• 1:01:02
  Are they trying to get our eyes off Iran?
• 1:01:04
  They're going to D class UFO imminently.
• 1:01:07
  Donald Trump says a lot of people are interested.
• 1:01:09
  He's surprised that people are interested in UFOs and alien
• 1:01:12
  abductions and anal probing. I don't know what he's thinking
• 1:01:15
  about. Here it is let's play a clip and
• 1:01:18
  then you guys give me your comments.
• 1:01:19
  Is this going to be they're going to do this right to cover
• 1:01:21
  up something to you always love to distract the public.
• 1:01:25
  I always think about that thing from Austin Powers, the meme
• 1:01:28
  that comes out and go release the alien files when they want
• 1:01:31
  to distract people. If you guys have ever seen that
• 1:01:33
  meme, I don't know if there we go topic of space.
• 1:01:35
  Do you have an update on the UFO files and what might be when
• 1:01:38
  we're going to be seeing this? Well, I think we're going to be
• 1:01:41
  releasing as much as we can in the near future for some reason.
• 1:01:46
  And I guess it's just a reason it's been in the minds of people
• 1:01:50
  for a long time and that is such they want to find out about the
• 1:01:53
  UFOs and anything having to do with UFO or related material.
• 1:01:59
  And we're going to be releasing a lot of things from that we
• 1:02:02
  have. And I think some of it's going
• 1:02:03
  to be very interesting to people.
• 1:02:05
  I've, I've interviewed people my first term primarily, but I
• 1:02:08
  interviewed some pilots, very solid people, and they said they
• 1:02:14
  saw things that you wouldn't believe.
• 1:02:15
  So you're going to be reading about it.
• 1:02:17
  Yeah. My take is, all right, they're
• 1:02:21
  going to release some files. This may be some bullshit stuff,
• 1:02:24
  maybe there is the existence of other life former aliens, but
• 1:02:29
  they're not going to release anything pertaining to what they
• 1:02:33
  have in Area 51 or other places. They're not going to.
• 1:02:37
  They're not going to talk about what ships that they
• 1:02:40
  commandeered or have or contact, you know, what they're doing
• 1:02:44
  with them. So everybody's going to get the
• 1:02:47
  hopes up going. To be for nothing Lance, I'm
• 1:02:49
  going to respectfully disagree with you.
• 1:02:51
  I don't think they're doing this to cover anything up only
• 1:02:53
  because there wasn't a public there wasn't public pressure to
• 1:02:56
  do this. This kind of came out of left
• 1:02:57
  field. This is this is kind of
• 1:02:59
  happening on their own. The only pressure you really saw
• 1:03:01
  was guys from like Tim Burchett who said, hey, I've been
• 1:03:03
  pressuring the president to release this.
• 1:03:05
  This wasn't like a public, you know, Oh my God, the Epstein
• 1:03:08
  files this what you know you know if you polled the public
• 1:03:11
  about that probably wouldn't give a shit.
• 1:03:12
  This is coming from the federal government and forces at play
• 1:03:16
  that are trying to push the him knowing that he would do this.
• 1:03:19
  He's probably the only guy that would do this.
• 1:03:21
  But I, the question in my mind is why do we think we're the
• 1:03:23
  only players in the world? You've got to have other other
• 1:03:25
  governments around the world that have information that you
• 1:03:28
  know, they have no doubt they're not releasing what we always
• 1:03:32
  become like we know it all. And I'm, I'm sure that we know
• 1:03:35
  more than probably some of the other governments, maybe not who
• 1:03:38
  knows? I don't know what China and
• 1:03:39
  Russia have, but I, I think it'd be interesting.
• 1:03:41
  Whatever they do release, they're going to, of course,
• 1:03:44
  hold back some things that they think the public might be in a
• 1:03:47
  frenzy over. But Tim Burchett said if you
• 1:03:49
  release what he knows, we wouldn't go to sleep at night.
• 1:03:52
  So I'm curious as to what we have and what's gonna come out.
• 1:03:55
  But public perception? They don't really.
• 1:03:58
  Just be prepared for lots of redactions.
• 1:04:01
  Yeah. Yeah, yeah, All right.
• 1:04:04
  You're paying for Oxford. You think you're getting a
• 1:04:06
  higher level of education? You send your children there,
• 1:04:09
  they get to boast about I've got an Oxford education.
• 1:04:13
  There's an actual lecture at Oxford University at Modern
• 1:04:16
  England. Mike, you might want to hire
• 1:04:18
  them for a staff member in the future.
• 1:04:19
  His name is Matt Ratley, and I guess he he likes to use
• 1:04:24
  pronouns. This is this is this is the
• 1:04:27
  thing a thing of nightmares right here.
• 1:04:30
  Got a video clip this guy but I guess thinks that a big rack and
• 1:04:34
  a beard. It looks like a bearded lady to
• 1:04:36
  me. It looks like what you would see
• 1:04:37
  in one of the early vaudeville the size.
• 1:04:41
  Circuses, yeah. Yeah, this is this is freaky at
• 1:04:45
  the best level. How do you feel about this?
• 1:04:46
  If you've got a child and you send them to Oxford and this
• 1:04:49
  ends up being their lecture. Let's play the clip George and
• 1:04:52
  show this thing and and it's and all it's I don't know, I hate to
• 1:04:56
  say an all. It's for sorry to show this to
• 1:04:58
  you guys, but sorry, here you go.
• 1:04:59
  Creepy. RIT hope everyone is having a
• 1:05:03
  great start to 2026. I thought I'd mix things up and
• 1:05:06
  do a video instead of just typing some stuff out and just
• 1:05:10
  wanted to ask you a question. Basically a bit of a kind of
• 1:05:12
  broad get people's thoughts on this.
• 1:05:15
  I'm in the process of putting a website together and that is
• 1:05:19
  proving to be much harder than it probably should be.
• 1:05:22
  And the problem I'm running up against is some imposter
• 1:05:26
  syndrome. Classic, basically.
• 1:05:29
  What does it mean to be an expert in something?
• 1:05:33
  Because it's really not obvious to me at what point I could
• 1:05:38
  describe myself as an expert in something.
• 1:05:40
  I have expertise in things like I, you know, I've been teaching
• 1:05:43
  plenty. My chemistry's pretty solid.
• 1:05:45
  But I think I, I still have this, this feeling that
• 1:05:49
  declaring myself an expert in something is a little bit
• 1:05:52
  uncomfortable. And I don't quite know on what
• 1:05:56
  basis I would feel comfortable doing that.
• 1:05:59
  And lots of people, you know, seem to be quite happy with
• 1:06:01
  this. They'll sort of declare
• 1:06:02
  themselves experts in all sorts of things.
• 1:06:05
  Although I would also say that I think we will come across people
• 1:06:08
  who declare themselves experts in things.
• 1:06:10
  But when you actually talk to them or you see what they're
• 1:06:13
  saying, the reality is not necessarily that.
• 1:06:18
  And there are some people who would, who would not say they're
• 1:06:20
  experts in things and who actually turn out to be
• 1:06:23
  absolutely experts in all sorts of things.
• 1:06:25
  So I guess the question I have is if you're someone who has
• 1:06:28
  overcome that or who has reached a point where you feel like
• 1:06:31
  you're an expert in something, what is the kind of special
• 1:06:34
  source he found that got you over the line?
• 1:06:37
  Is it, I don't know, just time experience specific?
• 1:06:41
  I don't get it, if this dude wants to be abroad and got tits
• 1:06:44
  done and shit, why not shave your beard and throw a wig on it
• 1:06:48
  too? Because you got the nails and
• 1:06:49
  lipstick. Why stop halfway?
• 1:06:51
  Those are cannons he sounds like.
• 1:06:53
  He sounds like word, sound like Kamala Harris.
• 1:06:55
  Earlier. In the show, Lance, I hate you
• 1:06:57
  now for making me see that. How about that?
• 1:07:01
  Are you guys? I thought those are prosthetics
• 1:07:03
  or he had a boob job. I don't know what's going on
• 1:07:05
  there, But I don't understand. Like George just said, if you're
• 1:07:07
  going to go that direction, if you're and I think it's a mental
• 1:07:10
  health crisis. I think we're having a lot of
• 1:07:11
  this. Although he's he's a very
• 1:07:13
  articulate person. When you see the videos of me,
• 1:07:15
  he always sounds. Although I do agree that was
• 1:07:17
  word salad. Mike, is this a mental health
• 1:07:20
  crisis or do you do you like exactly.
• 1:07:22
  And you're sending your kid to Oxford for a great education.
• 1:07:25
  And he sends back a photo and says, hey, dad, here's my
• 1:07:27
  instructor. Are you guys hard now?
• 1:07:32
  Probably the exact opposite now for the rest of the year,
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  that's. Disgusting.
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  I like first of all, that is a perfect video for homeschooling
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  Exactly. It is always the mentally ill
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  I wouldn't send my kid there. That's why I wouldn't, I don't
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