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They Party While You Suffer |EP544 · The Big Mig Show

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All men are. Created equal that they are
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endowed by their Creator. With certain unalienable rights
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by liberty. If liberty means anything at
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all, it means right to tell people what they do not want to
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hear. Make America great again.
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Welcome back to the big big show.
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I'm your host Lance Miliaccio with my Co host George
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Ballantine. Rise and grind.
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Tip of the spear, edge of the knife.
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Because it's better to be hurt by the truth than comforted with
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a lie. And that's what this show is all
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about. If you're not looking for the
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truth, the facts, the sauce, the evidence, well, then you came to
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the wrong place. But big meek mafia and of
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course, the Bongino Army converts.
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We love you guys. Thanks for joining us.
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We so appreciate you guys giving us an hour out of your life to
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get you caught up. Hour.
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Whoa, I need 3 hours today. Three shows I need 3.
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Yeah, it's true. We do need 3.
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Go ahead, George, tell them about the shows.
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Well, you got this one right now, 11:00 till twelve, 1:00 we
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got the Global Finance Forum, then 3:00 we got the Crypto
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Power Hour, and then you could have the rest of the day off.
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So can I? Yeah, so you remember this
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Global Finance Forum every Fridays, it's a financial
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roundup show. We do Wall Street, bullion,
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bricks, you name it, crypto. It's kind of an all in one
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finance show for the big stories of the week.
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And then and then we've got the 3:00 PM, which is Wednesdays and
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Fridays, 3:00 PM, the Crypto Power Hour.
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Both of those shows based on views are #1 per episode on
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Rumble. I thought we were just talking
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about today now you want to go Wednesday?
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Let's just get them for Friday right now.
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It's a lot to ask. 3 hours right now for Friday bro from.
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I know it is. I know it is.
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Well, you know what? Hopefully they're going to like
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it when we get done. Get some good stuff today.
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of set the moods this week. Nothing was really hitting me
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and then boom, I come out of the gate.
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I got a couple of them for you guys.
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We like to do this. It's Friday.
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On Fridays we have a little bit of fun AI.
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Wow, it's getting better and better, getting crazier and
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crazier. You guys might not have seen
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this. You may have.
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If you have seen it, just be patient.
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But it's funny. It's an AI with a baby that has
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a podcast. Pretty good podcast host
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actually, and he's got his doggone that looks like his
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stuff. Ready.
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Yeah, let's play this one. Welcome to the Talking Baby
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podcast. On today's episode, we'll be
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talking to the weird looking person who lives at my house.
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Thanks for being here. Weird looking person.
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Well, thanks for having me. As you know, you are my third
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favorite person in the world, third behind the two larger
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people that we also live with. They're both awesome.
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So cool, you're fine, you know, and right now those two larger
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people are both busy and not paying attention to me at all,
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so I'm happy to chat with you. So to kick things off, I want to
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ask you a question and I apologize in advance if it's
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naive or ignorant. Look, I'm a baby, I don't really
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know stuff yet, so just keep that in mind.
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So my question is this, what are you like you clearly seem to be
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a very different kind of person than I am.
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Am I right? Like, because like people look
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different from each other, you know, like different sizes, skin
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tones, the hair. But you, I don't, I have no idea
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what's going on. This does make any sense to you.
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Am I crazy? Oh, no, no, dude, you're 100%
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right. I've had that thought so many
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times. Look, I don't really know what I
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am. That's not really the kind of
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thing I think about or care about, but I do know that I'm
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significantly different than you and the other people who live in
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this house. Like, for sure.
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OK. OK.
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Well, so aside from how weird you look, what are other
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differences? Well, for one, I'm not allowed
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to poo or pee inside the house, so you guys can do it no
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problem. You know, in your case, you just
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go in your pants wherever and whenever you want, which, by the
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way, mad respect. You know, that's one of the
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things I like the most about you.
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I'm actually pooping right now. Oh, I know.
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I can smell it. But yeah, for some reason, I
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can't go in here. You know, when I first got here,
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I did it a few times. But the larger people that we
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live with, we're not into it. So I got the message after a
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couple weeks. I wonder why that is, by the
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way, still pooping. It is flowing out of me.
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This is a good one. I'm aware you're also peeing, I
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can smell that too. I am.
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Wow, that's impressive. Good nose.
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I'm going to ask you a last question before I start crying
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because I don't love sitting in a pile of wet feels like a hot
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brown cream of broccoli soup for too long.
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So let me ask you this and I don't know if you can answer
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this, but it's what I've been thinking about recently.
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Why am I here? What do you mean?
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I mean like, what even is this place like, like where are we
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and why, You know, I don't remember being here until
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recently. So like where was I before that?
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You know, like I'm just constantly looking around going
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what the F is any of this? And everyone's just acting like
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it's normal. We live in this house and I, you
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do live here and I live here, but like, what?
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Like why am I here? Oh, sorry, I wasn't listening.
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I actually have to go poo now. So I'm going to go sit by the
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back door and wait there patiently for an hour or two
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until someone notices me and lets me out.
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OK, cool. Yeah, I'm going to start crying
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anyway because I desperately need to get out of this cauldron
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of watery butt porridge. Gotta admit, AI is frightening.
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Now come on. All right, so you know, I'm a
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dog guy and this is what happens when you adopt police dogs.
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I haven't adopt police dogs. What do you think we should get
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from the store? Milk.
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Maybe some dog food, Probably some cocaine.
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That was funny. And of course, since it's
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Fridays, let's let's get it going.
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You know, on Fridays, George and I love our music.
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As you know, our Let's Talk Music episode.
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We love to do it. And let's let's do a little.
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This is what we dance on Fridays.
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So let's do it. This.
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All. Right, let's dig into some
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stuff. Last night, George and I were
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doing our normal thing, looking for.
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Define normal. Yeah, I'm not sure what's
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normal. So there's there's little and
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that. And that little guy on the left
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is an AI interpretation of a magic money computer.
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If you guys are wondering why is that guy holding the wand?
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Why does he have a computer on his head that's a representation
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of the 14 magic money computer? He's got a little magic rabbit
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there, you know, supposed to be a magician.
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So that's the interpretation of it.
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Once in a while we use AI for the thumbnails.
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It's helpful. Great stuff.
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But I don't know about you guys, but I know how I'm feeling right
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about now. I'm tired of this bullshit.
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All this freaking theft and grift and misappropriation, and
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it may be some negligence sprinkled on top for good
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measure. Are you freaking kidding me with
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this crap? I mean, no wonder they don't
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want Elon Musk digging around and wonder they're crying like a
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bunch of freaking schoolgirls. I mean, and you know this isn't
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just now. You know that they've been doing
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this crap for decades. Taking your money, taking our
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porch duties and tariffs money, taking our tax money, printing
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up whatever the freak money they want and literally wasting all
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the money we're paying in. Well, I for one, I'm done with
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this shit. I'm telling you right now, this
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administration better start locking some mother fuckers up.
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They better start locking them up.
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I'm tired of it. I'm tired of all this crap.
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They are mishandling trillions of dollars a year.
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And what are they using it for? Renting out Caesar's Palace?
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Renting out, you know, other places for concerts or other
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event centers. I mean, this is just nuts.
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And you wonder why they're trying to go after anybody out
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there that's confused. Oh, well, Elon Musk, you know,
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oh, he's not a good guy. He's but listening, Democrats,
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go after yourself. You guys can go suck a big fat
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one, all of you. I'm serious.
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I mean, you guys in the chat, if you feel like I do.
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This is such a bunch of garbage. I mean, there's no doubt.
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You know, we're we're, you know, we're here to slam the waste
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here on the big, big show. Pin the fraud body slam
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government nonsense. I mean, you know, we're diving
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into crazy stuff here. This is this is uncharted
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territory. The more that Doge digs in,
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that's the Department of Government efficiency for
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anybody that's been living under a rock, the worse it gets.
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You know, on this show we covered the magic money
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computers, you know, 14 or 15 computers.
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I think there might even be 16 now that basically were attached
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to the Treasury Department and they could just print whenever
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they wanted. You didn't need a receipt, you
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didn't need a, a designation number, which is supposed to be
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mandatory. You didn't even need a budget.
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If you just needed some money, you went over magic money and
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said, hey, I'm going to take care of it.
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And, and, and we covered on the show the zombie agencies,
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billions and billions of your tax dollars vanishing, you know,
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like, like, like A tag team, you know, I'll take some now.
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You take some now and just stealing it.
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I mean, Doge has been sniffing out waste like a Bloodhound and
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have they found some seriously stinky piles of grifting,
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graphing fraud stealing shit? I mean this just gets worse and
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worse, $5 trillion in what it appears to be untraceable
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payments. That's a trillion with AT no
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receipts, no records, just a black hole sucking up your
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money. I mean, you heard about, you
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know, Chelsea Clinton got 84,000,000 from USAID and nobody
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can figure out what she was paid for.
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Here she is rolling around in a $10 million house.
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I thought her parents paid for it.
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Your do your kids have a $10 million house?
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Do you have a $10 million house? Do you get to rent out Caesar's
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Palace for a party? No.
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No, you don't. I mean, Social Security, they
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sent $72 billion in fraudulent checks to bad addresses, folks
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who passed away years and years ago and poof, money's just gone.
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Magical. It's just magical.
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Look over here, because I'm going to just stick it in my
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pocket here. There has got to be some
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indictments. I mean, I look, I want the, I
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want the trade there. I want people arrested, George.
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I want them, the cartels arrested.
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I want all that to happen. But what about this, George?
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Are we going to see some arrests for these people here?
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This is like one of the worst horror movies and never go away.
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We had the zombies. We thought zombies were bad and
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thriller and all the other zombie movies.
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These zombie agencies that don't even exist that still had
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budgets that have been out of business or basically we had a
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business that had no authorization by Congress, had
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no charter. George.
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And they're still getting money. How, how about George?
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How do you like the $20 million bucks spent on a Sesame Street
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RIP off in Iraq called Allah Simpson?
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Paula Simpson, What the hell is that?
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Yeah, that's the that's the Sesame Street RIP off that we
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paid for in Baghdad. Allah, Simpson.
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They're saying God. Simpson.
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Simpson is God. What the fuck is that?
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No. I.
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Mean, I mean Allah is God. Bro Yeah, yeah.
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I'm trying to figure. This out, you know, Big Bird in
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Baghdad? Yeah.
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Then there's the 59.3 million to put migrants into fantasy New
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York City hotels. You guys are struggling to pay
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your rent, You're struggling to pay for your groceries and they
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get 59.3 million. Not for some like low budget
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hotels. We're talking nice hotels and
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FEMA wasting billions, billions of dollars, None of it getting
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down to helping people. They didn't help the people in,
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you know, Hawaii worth a damn. They didn't help the people in
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North Carolina worth a damn. They didn't help the people in
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Ohio worth a damn. Wasting the money on all kinds
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of stuff and following it to illegal immigrants.
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Board of Education, some of the stuff that Department of
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Education slashed 900 million in research contracts, 337 three,
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170 million in DEI training grants.
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Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, man, we need, we need all
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that binary, you know, pronoun crap.
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Pentagon, you know, you guys know that the Department of
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Defense has failed their last seven audits.
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What happens if you fail an audit?
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What happens what does the IRS do to you guys out there?
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Put it in the chat. What happens?
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Yeah, they come after you. They're.
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Going to perp walk me. Yeah, yeah.
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They come after you when you fail your audit.
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You either they seize your bank accounts, they seize your
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assets. Department defenses have to
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worry about. Yeah.
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How about the Department of Defence overpaying for coffee
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cups, $1300 coffee cups with 8000% markup on soap dispensers.
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I don't know about you guys. My coffee cup I think cost me
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like 3 bucks at A at a gas station.
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I think I even have some dollar store coffee cups like $1.25 a
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piece. I wish I had this contract.
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I could have made myself almost $1300 a coffee cup.
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Yeah of course. USAI DS Grant to educate queer,
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trans and you know, bipolar urban farmers in San Francisco.
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Explain that to me 397,000 to educate queer, trans and bipolar
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farmers. George, did you want to pay for
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that? For queer, trans, and bipolar
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farmers. Yeah.
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I mean, look, how many actual queer farmers or trans farmers
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are there really out there that's actually going to be
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farming on a level that's going to be supplying millions of
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people in the United States? How many you think?
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3. 0 maybe? You know, 3 How about the how
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about the SBA? 3 How about the SBA?
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630 million in loans to people over 115 years old.
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Hold up, hold up, I got. It under 11 years.
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Old time out. I just thought of something.
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I got to stop you. OK?
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The transgender farmers is is the new scarecrow.
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That's what it is. It's a new scarecrow.
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They're just trying something different to see if it works.
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Keep the. Crows.
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It would work. It would scare the shit out of
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me if there was a scare. A trans scarecrow.
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SBA 630 million loans to people over 115 and under 11 years old.
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Exactly what is a toddler buying?
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I mean why does the SBA need to give an 11 year old an SBA loan?
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What were they buying? A lemonade stand.
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What, what do they need? They need, they need a, a, a new
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cart to wheel around their, their cookies for, you know,
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Girl Scouts. I mean explain that to me.
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It's tough. Yeah, yeah, tough.
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But this is what they use your money for.
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IRS $1.9 billion IT contract for the IRS but yet all their
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computers aren't linked. $1.9 billion IT contract.
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I wonder whose family got that contract?
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Government credit cards. 4.6 million cards racking up 40
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billion in 2024. The bottomless credit card isn't
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that nice. Wouldn't you like to have a
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bottomless credit card that you don't have to make the payment
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the government makes the payment for?
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You just get to use it for whatever you want to the tune of
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$40 billion. The Big League Show would like
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to have one. How about you Big League Mafia?
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Would you guys like to have one? It's in the chat.
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If you want one of these credit cards, let Donald Trump know.
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Maybe call the White House and tell him you like one of the
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bottomless, the Magic unlimited credit government credit card.
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Tell him you just let the White House please send me one of the
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unlimited credit card. Everybody loves to have that.
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Doge cancelled 500,000 and slapped $1.00 limits on others.
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Smart move, but of course you can understand what what they're
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finding on those cars. USA IDs, Cuba, Twitter.
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Yeah, let's pay for that cash for Pakistan.
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Wait, wait, wait, wait. Cuba Twitter.
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Yeah, Cuba Twitter. Yeah.
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Well, basically they sent cash for Pakistan, got spent on a
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fake Twitter in Cuba. You get it.
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So we gave cash, supposedly cash to Pakistan, but it really got
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sent to Cuba. Explain that to me.
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COVID relief chaos. Of course schools spent 200
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billion with no oversight. 393,000 for a baseball stadium
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stadium. This is we're talking about a
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school stadium. 86,000 for Caesar Palace rooms, 60,000 for
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pool passes. That's right, you just heard
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that $60,000 because the people that had the Caesar Palaces
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rooms needed pool passes. All right, this next one is
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definitely buying truck. Biden's behind that.
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OK, go ahead. Go George.
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Go baby. He's got to be behind an ice
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truck. Ice cream truck.
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Oh, yeah, yeah. Part of that money they spent,
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the 200 billion with no oversight from the COVID relief.
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Part of it got spent in an ice cream truck, probably parked in.
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You're saying it's parked in front of Biden's house in
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Delaware so you can walk in and go.
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I need some. I wear ice cream.
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My my pants. I poop my pants.
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But I want some ice ice cream. We scream.
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We all scream for ice cream. Yeah.
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Pennsylvania, limestone, mine. Federal retirements processed by
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hand. 700 workers underground, costing millions.
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Are we in 1925? Yeah, paying for that Politico
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subscriptions. Yeah, Politico.
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No wonder Politico is able to do all the garbage they do.
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They had $8 million in federal subscriptions.
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So everybody that bought a prescription.
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So they had, I guess they have a premium subscription that's very
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expensive and political. I don't know anything about it.
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We wouldn't have one. And they cancelled all of them,
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but they were all government funded.
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Now this is big stuff here. Ice cream truck, fake Twitter
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coffee cups, more expensive than than most of the furniture in
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your house. This isn't a budget.
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This is like a comedy show. You wouldn't even believe this
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if this was in a movie. You'd be like, oh, this is far
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fetched. This couldn't happen.
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I mean, we're talking about billions and billions of dollars
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and what do you guys get? What did you guys get?
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I think during the pandemic they gave you what, 700 bucks?
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1200 bucks? What what did they get during
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the pandemic? George, do you remember I?
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Don't know, Lance, I think, I don't know.
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I think some got 12 seminar. Who knows it doesn't.
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Even matter first interviewing a bunch of people.
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Let's play the first media. Clip here.
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I want to, I want to get into the meat of this, this
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interview, because this shit's crazy.
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So actually a lot of great work at the Treasury this week.
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One of the crazy things at with regards to the Treasury is that
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when a payment is made and the computers at the Treasury
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actually pay about $5 trillion per year, like crazy amounts,
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there was formerly not a budget code on there.
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So if not a payment was made, you didn't know actually what it
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was for. It could have been for anything.
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There was a $4 billion COVID fund in the Department of
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Education and there was no receipts required, so people
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could just draw down on it. And when people looked into it,
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this wasn't us, this is before us, they found that money was
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being used to rent out Caesar's Palace for parties, rent out
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stadiums, et cetera. And so the one change that Doge
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made with Farm education is we had the simple requirement that
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if you draw down money, you must first upload a receipt.
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That was the only change that was made.
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You must upload your receipt. And upon doing so, nobody drew
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down any money anymore. Yes, but we didn't say that we'd
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check the receipt. You could send a fake receipt.
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You could send a picture of your dog, anything, anything,
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anything and and they, but as soon as we asked for anything at
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all that were something, the requests were like, oh, we don't
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need it anymore. That's interesting.
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They were renting Caesar's. Palace, yes.
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They were like basically partying on the tax share of
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money. Stadiums, yes.
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Leasing stadiums? Leasing stadiums for what?
23:42
For parties, basically. For.
23:43
Parties, yes. That's a big.
23:46
Party. Big party.
23:48
You'd think if you were stealing you'd start small.
23:51
They do start small. But then over what happens is
23:54
over the years, So generally the fraud starts out small and they
23:57
try to hide it. But then year after year, if
23:59
nobody stops the fraud, it gets more and more brazen and and
24:03
every year it gets bigger until they're literally renting out
24:07
stadiums. I like, I mean a. $1,000,000 to
24:11
rent out stadium. Fraud in for in for Grande de
24:14
Lecto. OK, I mean what the fuck are
24:18
they renting out stadiums for? I don't know.
24:21
Me either. Maybe they were paying Beyoncé
24:23
another $20 million to put on a show privately for government
24:27
officials. I have no idea.
24:28
But here, here's another one they found so that, you know,
24:31
you guys might know it. the US Institute of Peace, it goes by
24:33
USAIP. It's a taxpayer funded agency,
24:37
you know, but allegedly they're devoted to promoting global
24:40
peace bullshit. And they got caught red handed.
24:44
You know, they had to storm the building.
24:46
If you heard about this back in March, you heard about the FBI
24:49
and DC Metro Police storming the institute's headquarters because
24:53
they had to evict the staff because they weren't going to
24:55
let him in. They refused to let Doge in and
24:57
the head back then he's fired now.
24:58
But his name was George Moose. He tried to cash a takeover as
25:02
illegal. He went out in public and you
25:04
know, it's it's insisting his agency was off limits because of
25:07
its non profit status, right? But the fact remains that that
25:10
institute is completely funded by 55,000,000 a year by taxpayer
25:15
dollars. So I don't know how they he he
25:17
he thinks it's off limits, right.
25:19
So no oversight. Let me finish this and listen to
25:22
this so that they, they get caught funneling taxpayer
25:25
dollars to a former Taliban member hoarding loaded weapons
25:31
in its DC headquarters. And they, they tried to delete a
25:35
TB of financial records George, to cover its tracks.
25:39
And Doja closed in, of course, stopped all that.
25:42
They haven't had a balanced budget, you know, since 2007.
25:48
And it turns out there was 130,000 paid to this Muhammad
25:52
Kasim Halimi, who serves as Afghanistan's Miss Minister of
25:57
of Hajj and Religious Affairs and is a chief of protocol for
26:02
the Taliban's Ministry of Foreign Affairs during its first
26:06
regime. So the contract is really vague.
26:08
It describes something about generic services.
26:12
And it's funny. Jesse Watters from Fox is like,
26:14
what were they paying for opium? This is a this is some crazy.
26:19
I mean, we don't know. It was a contract.
26:22
He received 130,000 for generic services.
26:25
That's what Jesse Walsh says. Was it for opium?
26:28
And you have to ask a question here when the country, you know,
26:31
there was only four agencies when this country was found.
26:34
There are over 400 agencies right now.
26:36
That's 100 time increase in the number of agencies since the
26:39
founding of the nation. I mean, this is just, you know,
26:43
George, I'm at a loss for words. Well, I'm kind of pissed off
26:48
because we can't get no money magic computer or ghost programs
26:52
or even a little meezy 130,000 payout for whatever services big
26:56
make will provide. I don't know something.
26:59
It's freaking crazy. We're.
27:00
Providing Hold on right now. Lance But the big issue at hand
27:05
is where the freak is fucking Congress that are supposed to be
27:09
doing their jobs of of oversight and looking into this and audits
27:13
and stuff. They're not.
27:15
They're just as much to blame because they're allowing this to
27:17
happen. Well, they're busy complaining
27:20
about Donald Trump and Doge, Yeah.
27:21
But. Complaining about the no.
27:24
No, no, no. Stop, stop, stop.
27:27
This was before Donald Trump was even president.
27:29
This shit was going on. OK, so Donald Trump wasn't.
27:32
Even private, they're a bunch of crooks.
27:33
Stop. Donald Trump wasn't even in
27:35
office, so let's not. I'm like I said, I'm not part
27:38
of. It, but I'm not going to lie
27:39
that to you, I'm talking about before Donald Trump was in
27:41
office, this shit was going on. We still had a Congress, whether
27:45
they were even Republican. They had the House.
27:49
And then no, no oversight, nothing.
27:51
Nothing was being done. Because they're part of it.
27:55
They're probably getting money. Their families are getting
27:57
money, their relatives are getting contracts.
28:00
It's all one big shimmy sham. You've heard it on this show
28:02
many times, you guys. We've done it over and over and
28:06
over. There has to be a new system put
28:08
in place with AI, with computers, with AI that that
28:12
everything is looked after by the AI.
28:18
So this way there is no failing audits, there is no not putting
28:21
in codes, whatever shit they want to do, That's what the
28:24
that's what we need right now. That's what we need to invest in
28:27
is revamping our whole government computer system so
28:30
this shit is transparent. They better make some arrests.
28:36
Doge has referred a bunch of people look for these deleted
28:39
records to the FBI and the DOJ. I better, you know, Patel
28:43
Bongino and Pam Bondi better start slamming some of these
28:47
people because at the end of the day, what would be the
28:50
motivation for anybody in our audience or anybody across the
28:53
country even want to pay 1 penny of their taxes?
28:58
Why? So these, these, these people
28:59
can steal it and go party in, in Caesar's Palace.
29:03
So they can go pay for some, you know, fake Twitter in Cuba or
29:08
give $130,000 to a, a terrorist. I mean, this is unbelievable.
29:15
And when the money wasn't unspent, instead of returning it
29:18
to Congress saying we didn't spend it, they'd sweep it into a
29:21
private bank account, which had no congressional oversight.
29:26
And that's what they would use to fund events.
29:28
This is what's happening. They're paying now.
29:30
This group right here paid for private jets, paid for parties,
29:34
paid for rooms at hotels, penthouse suites.
29:37
This is just unfreaking believable.
29:41
Let's play this clip ready. Hello.
29:45
Yeah. Or should there be?
29:46
Modernized. I think it could be modernized.
29:48
It could be. Is this opportunity for
29:50
improvement? Yes.
29:51
Right, right. So, yeah, I'm at the Postal
29:54
Service. I think a lot of people don't
29:56
realize that there's actually a law that says that the post
29:59
office is supposed to like, have a balanced budget.
30:03
There is. Yeah, there is.
30:04
I didn't know that. Yeah, right.
30:05
Well, that's not working, is it? No, it's not.
30:08
So. So they're breaking the law.
30:09
They're breaking the law basically since 2007, almost
30:14
every year since 2007, they've they've lost money.
30:17
So you might ask like what happened in 2007?
30:19
So there was, there was additional.
30:22
Regulation that went into place that essentially crippled them.
30:28
And put them down this like not good path where they essentially
30:33
are stuck in the past. As well as bleeding money left
30:37
and right. So like it's great and and we
30:39
appreciate that the postal employees are, are willing to go
30:43
to the hardest parts like in this country, but we think that
30:46
we can, we can modernize it and, and help them become profitable.
30:53
Right now, last year they lost 9 1/2 billion dollars.
30:55
Wow. Yeah, serious money.
30:59
We finally meet big balls. 9 1/2 billion dollars they lost.
31:03
I mean it's crazy who what company can survive on losing
31:06
that much money every year? None government, government
31:11
agencies that are probably stealing half the money that's
31:13
going into it. But finally big Balls comes out.
31:17
Big balls is, you know, Jesse Watters gets to meet him.
31:20
And because Jesse Watters gets, I mean, the rest of the country
31:23
gets to meet big balls, working hard, rooting out fraud, saving
31:27
US money. And here he is.
31:29
It's big balls. It's.
31:30
Big. That should be obvious.
31:36
Why do they call you big? Balls.
31:38
I just said it as my LinkedIn username.
31:43
OK, well, people on LinkedIn take themselves like super
31:47
seriously and they're pretty adverse to risk.
31:50
And I was like, well, I want to be neither of those things.
31:53
So I just, I said it and honestly, I didn't even think
31:55
anyone would notice. Yeah.
32:01
So what is so cringe? What does big balls do?
32:05
Right now I'm working on some payment computer stuff.
32:08
So one of our initiatives is to root out fraud and waste.
32:12
And to do that, we started. Looking at the payment computers
32:15
and as mentioned earlier, like there is no accounting of what
32:18
payments actually go to in the payment computer.
32:21
So like you look at a specific line item like $20 million,
32:25
you're like, OK, well. What is this money going to?
32:28
And for the majority of payment systems, it's like, well, we
32:31
don't really know. And they're like, what?
32:35
That would be the response. Is this the most basic
32:37
responses? Yeah.
32:39
Yeah, that's the most common response.
32:43
What do you say when people just say I don't know well?
32:46
It's a huge. Cause for concern because like
32:48
the upstream thing, which is distributing the money,
32:51
literally has no checks and no no accountability to the actual
32:55
American taxpayer. So it's a huge vector for fraud,
32:58
waste and abuse. Do these people not respect
33:01
taxpayer money? I mean, there's no incentive to
33:04
you if you work in the government.
33:07
I think the incentives will always decide the outcomes, yes.
33:11
Your incentive is getting a fucking paycheck at the end of
33:14
the week buddy. Any of those government workers
33:16
incentives. Well, their incentives are, they
33:19
figure like there's so much waste all around them.
33:21
I believe they feel justified in their actions, George.
33:24
They just think, well, geez, everybody else is doing it, why
33:27
shouldn't I do it? I don't have to do a good job.
33:29
I don't have to work. I can just steal money.
33:31
I can go get Caesar's Palace private rooms and pool passes
33:34
and the American public can go F itself.
33:37
When you guys are fighting to to get through this economy and you
33:41
are fighting to protect your families, this is what's going
33:43
on. So this is the last thing I'm
33:45
going to say about this story. And I know we have to take a
33:47
break. Does this make any common sense?
33:50
This is my point. There is no common sense to
33:52
this. This is what's going on.
33:54
Anybody that's fighting doge or fighting this administration
33:58
from exposing and stopping this is a traitor to this country
34:02
just like Ulysses S grandson. Only patriots and traitors.
34:05
There's only two sides. It's not Democrats, it's not
34:08
Republicans, it's not partisan. Get that shit out of your head.
34:10
Stop believing it's patriots and traitors.
34:13
They are screwing you every single day that we allow this to
34:17
go on. And every single day somebody
34:19
like Ship the Shift or Schumer or anybody else that moans and
34:22
groans, they are traitors to this country.
34:25
OK, the Big Meg show is going to take a short break.
34:27
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34:30
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34:34
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36:58
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37:01
buildings, you know, just shooting inside.
37:05
The Wanted man is Joseph Kony, charged with abducting huge
37:08
numbers of children, forcing them to kill and mutilate
37:12
innocent victims. Somebody had to pay the price.
37:15
Sam. Did that Sam Childers never
37:18
stopped because the bad things never stop.
37:20
There is only one Sam Childer. There is no one else like him in
37:24
the world. And I said to him, I said.
37:26
Would you go? Now to get Kony in the Congo, he
37:30
says. Without a doubt in a second.
37:31
Now it's the DRC. Tell us what's happening to
37:34
children in the DRC. You have ISIS there, you have
37:37
Islamic State and you have ADF. They say Joseph Kony's still
37:41
alive. He's in the Congo.
37:43
And now God has me in the Congo, you know, So hopefully we'll
37:47
meet up one day. But maybe I can lead him to the
37:51
Lord or send him there. One or the other, huh all?
38:07
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38:36
A lot of different apps, software, equipment, you know.
38:42
Maybe. Hair products, hair, hair
38:44
product, I don't know. I don't have that problem, but I
38:47
might do. Maybe some a polishing kit for
38:50
my head. Maybe a polishing kit I.
38:51
Don't know, but Tom Holman is a beast, right?
38:55
He got he got he got to ask a simple question.
38:58
Why not arrest leaders of sanctuary cities who are
39:01
harboring illegal alien aliens? Tom Holman wait to see what's
39:06
coming. I.
39:08
Love this I'm. Just going to play the clip and
39:10
then we'll talk here so the. President signed an executive
39:13
order just this week. Threatening to defund sanctuary
39:17
cities for their policies. Why not just arrest the leaders
39:21
who are harboring and shielding illegal aliens, actually
39:24
terrorists, from deportation? Can you imagine?
39:31
So just just think about this right now.
39:33
Think about this. Look how they freaked out over
39:37
arresting a judge who broke the law.
39:39
By the way, let me just add that.
39:40
Who broke the law? They freaked out over that.
39:43
Can you imagine arresting a blue city mayor?
39:47
That's a sanctuary city mayor. Can you imagine?
39:50
I can't wait. I hope that's what he's talking
39:53
about. I hope he's talking about going
39:55
after all of them. You know, I want to know who
39:56
wore that look better, Grumpy Cat or Tom Holman.
40:00
I'm going to tell you right now. Have you ever noticed that look
40:01
on his face, George? He's always got this permanent,
40:03
kind of like, frightening scowl on his face.
40:06
I'm going to I'm going to give you some financial advice right
40:09
now. I know I don't normally give
40:10
financial advice, but I'm going to do it if if I'm a home and is
40:14
correct and we're going to see some of these things.
40:16
Invest in pharmaceuticals for depression drugs, antipsychotic
40:21
drugs, Kleenex tissue. You need some Zoloft.
40:24
Prozac, I'm telling you God, and if you're a psychologist or
40:29
psychiatrist, I would move open a temporary practice in DC.
40:34
For depression Government official depression.
40:36
Hold on, Lance, let's just hope they're not paying.
40:38
You got these new psychologists with our taxes.
40:42
Oh yeah, they're probably, they're probably going to fund
40:44
it out of USA, whatever the new USAID is.
40:46
They got good health insurance and fuckers.
40:48
Man, all right, Auto pens gets worse, George.
40:53
Auto pens, it's getting worse. It is.
40:56
So the Oversight project just released new alarming evidence
41:00
after an analysis of the Biden executive orders.
41:02
It's it seems like it's growing day by day.
41:05
This gets worse. Now they're they've determined.
41:08
Of course, all the documents with Biden's signature all used
41:11
auto pen signatures except for the announcement that he was
41:14
dropping out of the 2024 election.
41:17
So that's the only one that didn't use autopen so far.
41:20
And it looks like this showed an increased use of the autopen as
41:23
President Biden's mental and physical decline accelerated.
41:26
No surprise there. Shocker, George.
41:28
I know we already knew that he used a wet signature on every
41:32
executive order during the first year and a half of his
41:34
presidency, but then none after that.
41:37
Everything changed in the summer of 2022, and Biden's auto pen
41:41
appeared on every clemency, warrant and executive order.
41:44
And now what's even worse is it seems like there's more than one
41:47
auto pen because there seems to be some signatures that have
41:52
like a period by the R, some that don't, some that have the L
41:56
at the end. Look at the.
41:58
Hold on, Lance, look at, look at the R look at the letter R Look
42:01
at the letter B too. It's not circled on there, but
42:03
look how how different they are. I know it's, well, the one's got
42:07
a long junior, they're saying, and the other one's a short
42:09
junior, I mean, and I guess so here we go.
42:14
George grabbed the stats that tell tell me this isn't
42:16
frightening. 20210 documents for Biden signed by Auto Penn Total
42:22
executive order 78% signed with an auto pen. 0 percent 20/22/14
42:29
signed with the auto pen of 29 total executive orders, which
42:33
means that's 48.28% were signed with the autopen.
42:37
Now here comes 2022 July 15th. There's 14 from that date for
42:42
all 14 of the executive orders. 100% were signed with autopen.
42:47
20/23/24 executive orders. 16 signed with autopen for a 66.67%
42:54
percentage. 2024 of the 19 executive orders, 14 signed with
42:59
the auto pen, so that's 73.68% and then 2025 fourteen out of 14
43:06
signed with the auto pen 100%. George.
43:10
Imagine the power of the person using this auto pen.
43:14
I just leader of the free world and you're running the auto pen,
43:17
George. I'm curious what was going on on
43:19
July 15th 2022 that 14 executive orders on that day and they're
43:25
all auto penned. Probably trying to jam in as
43:28
many as they could while he's on his way out and they know it.
43:31
But. That's 2022, Lance, no.
43:34
No, no, no. We're talking about his.
43:37
Yeah, of course. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
43:38
I'm looking at the the thing right there.
43:40
That's crazy. I mean 2. 1000 I don't know.
43:42
2020. Five, and they figured it was
43:44
time to make hay. So January 2025, all but this is
43:50
now This isn't what, 2 weeks? Less than three weeks time, 14
43:54
executive orders and all 14 auto pens.
43:57
Wasn't that That was a lot. Wasn't there on pardons in that
44:00
time too? Yep, wait.
44:04
These are executive orders. What about the pardons?
44:06
A lot of this stuff is really dangerous.
44:08
They signed the auto PIN for Executive Order 14097, and that
44:11
was combating international drug trafficking.
44:13
And that order authorized the activation of ready reserved
44:17
armed forces to address international drug trafficking,
44:20
which was expanding emergency powers to combat national
44:24
security threat. Now, that's a lot of influence
44:26
being done by an autopen. You're you're authorizing
44:29
military combat, you know, I guess.
44:33
And we know in the previous analysis, 51 of the clemency
44:36
warrants issued by Biden, 16 were signed with autopen, 16
44:40
were signed with autopen A. First of all, another 16 were
44:43
signed with autopen B and 19 appear to be wet signatures.
44:48
Now, here's a question. I wonder if even the wet
44:50
signatures were Joe Biden at this point.
44:53
You know, how do you really know that?
44:54
You know, you know, Donald Trump signs every one of his executive
44:57
orders with the press and with media coverage when the cameras
44:59
rolling, which, you know, he wants to prove that he's signing
45:01
him because of this. This is getting worse and worse
45:05
and worse. And I want to know when heads
45:06
are going to roll. This is more stuff for Pam
45:08
Bondi, Cash Patel, Dan Bongino. Let's drop the hammer.
45:12
Let's arrest these people running this auto pen.
45:14
I don't believe they were authorized to do this.
45:16
A lot of people are saying it's that Neera Tanden, that she's
45:19
the key a behind these auto Ben, the Biden's auto pen pardons.
45:24
You know, this is big stuff. So we'll keep an eye on that for
45:26
you. George, you found a huge story
45:28
here about the smuggling of crude oil.
45:31
Yeah. This is crazy.
45:32
It is crazy because I don't like they go from drugs to humans,
45:39
not oil. Like what the hell is going on?
45:43
Our feds are saying that the Mexican cartels are smuggling
45:45
crude oil, that it's, I mean, it's astronomical, worth
45:48
billions of dollars to US based oil and natural gas companies.
45:54
I mean, who are these natural oil based and natural oil
45:57
companies? Whatever.
45:59
Who are they and are they allowed to be buying this?
46:02
Is it legal for them to buy this?
46:04
Lance? I don't freaking know but this
46:05
is crazy. No, it's not.
46:07
They're probably moving embargo oil from countries like Iran
46:11
where there's oil embargoes. They're buying the oil.
46:14
How about this? Is anybody checking the inside
46:18
that oil to see if there's any drugs in it?
46:21
Could you or not? Because it doesn't make sense.
46:26
I mean, all right, sure, they'll make money that way, but I
46:30
don't. Well, there's a lot of money in
46:31
buying embargo oil. There's a lot of money in it
46:34
because you can buy it from the countries that are below market
46:37
rate. So if they're buying embargo oil
46:39
at a below market rate allows them to sell oil.
46:42
But. Are they buying in bar bar?
46:44
It doesn't say that. I don't know.
46:45
It doesn't say, it doesn't go into that.
46:46
We don't really know. This is big stuff though.
46:49
Crazy story though man. Cartels involved in the oil
46:51
business. Is that nuts or what?
46:53
I mean, it is. And they say alert Vincent alert
46:56
on oil smuggling schemes on the US southwest border.
46:59
It's crazy. I'm just looking.
47:01
I don't know. I mean, all right, they're
47:04
making a lot of money off of this, but I still think they're
47:07
hiding drugs in there, big oil tankers and stuff.
47:12
Well, let's keep moving here. I want to cover this because we,
47:14
you know the details on that. We're going to keep an eye on
47:16
that story for you guys and as we get more details, we'll share
47:19
it with you. I'm not a fan of Ron DeSantis,
47:21
but DeSantis is making waves here.
47:23
He is talking to, he's ready to fly round up 10,000 illegal
47:28
immigrants in Florida within 72 hours of DHS approves his plan
47:33
to fly them directly into El Salvador.
47:36
He's doubling down. I'm actually kind of surprised.
47:39
George, what do you think? I'm not surprised that he wants
47:45
to get involved and help because he's going to be going for a
47:47
presidential run and and how good with this.
47:50
Look, when he's campaigning. Look what I helped do, because
47:52
this actually is the number one, one of the number one issues
47:56
that that the American people voted for Trump for that they
48:00
wanted to fix this mass immigration crisis that Biden
48:04
allowed. But what's even more compelling
48:08
is he's offering to use his his reserves to use them as judges
48:15
to streamline cases and stuff. I mean, I don't know if you
48:18
caught that, but that's crazy. I.
48:20
Mean he can he he can with a moment's notice.
48:22
He can do this within 72 hours, which is pretty impressive.
48:25
He must have already identified where these 10,000 are for him
48:28
to be able to do that. Well, I'm pretty sure the
48:31
majority of them are in certain demographic areas.
48:34
Think about it, you know? No, no doubt.
48:36
So just like all right, if you come to Jersey, I know I can
48:41
tell you right here in North New Jersey, the main demographic
48:45
areas where they're at where you'll find a lot, but.
48:49
Well, he's doing more than any other state.
48:51
The red states aren't even doing this much.
48:53
I'm kind of surprised that some of the states are supposed to be
48:55
red, like Texas, and others aren't jumping on board with the
48:58
same momentum. He says he's personally talked
49:00
to Tom Holman and about what their capabilities are and what
49:03
he's prepared to do. I'm sure Holman appreciates the
49:06
help. Let's play the clip.
49:07
Joy. But he's going to.
49:07
Yeah, it's. I mean, it's not.
49:09
All right. Good.
49:10
Hold on. And so those are the types of
49:12
numbers you need to really be able to put a dent in what Biden
49:16
did. I mean, Biden let in millions
49:18
and millions and there were already millions and millions of
49:21
illegal aliens. You got to get those numbers up.
49:23
So, so we're proud of doing that.
49:25
We're the only state that's doing at that level.
49:27
However, we're ready to do more. We want DHS to prove some of our
49:32
plans. But we have the best emergency
49:35
response and problem solving units in the country.
49:39
I can set up at a moment's notice within 72 hours, 10,000
49:43
beds, you know, for illegal, so they can be processed and
49:46
deported. We can run flights to El
49:49
Salvador wherever they need to. So we're doing a lot.
49:53
We're doing more than any other state, but we could do a lot
49:56
more. And so we're working with DHS.
49:58
And if they give us the approval on that, you'll see those
50:01
numbers go up even more. So specifically, what do you
50:04
need? Is it money?
50:06
Is it some type of official? Green light, What is it?
50:10
Yeah, green light. Just authorization.
50:13
So we have been deputized, our state agencies and a lot of our
50:17
local to exercise immigration enforcement authority.
50:20
When Biden was president, if our Highway Patrol pulled over an
50:23
illegal for driving drunk, they would call ICE.
50:27
ICE wouldn't come get them. And then we weren't allowed to
50:30
do anything beyond that in terms of immigration enforcement.
50:33
Now we're deputized under President Trump's
50:35
administration. Our guys can just take them and
50:38
get them into prospect for deportation.
50:41
I'm confused right away. I'm confused.
50:42
What can't you do specifically? Well, if we're going to launch a
50:48
unilateral operation, you know, we would need the the DH s s
50:52
blessing. I mean, we will go in.
50:54
We won't even need DHS to necessarily be there.
50:57
We will go in. We'll find there.
50:59
We have 10s of thousands of illegals in Florida that are on
51:02
already on deportation orders. So you hear all this about due
51:06
process, they've already been processed and have been order to
51:10
be removed. We can go in and get those.
51:11
So I think what we can do is provide more manpower, more
51:16
space and then we even have the ability to process.
51:19
But we need that to be blessed and we need that to be in
51:23
tandem. So if we can get that done, I
51:25
think those numbers, you know, we talked about 800 a thousand
51:27
in a sweep, those numbers will go up dramatically more in
51:31
Florida. And if red states, just the red
51:34
states that even a fraction of what we're doing in Florida, you
51:37
would see those numbers go up across the country in a way that
51:40
would really be meaningful. Are you not getting your calls
51:43
returned? I mean, you, you have a great
51:45
relationship with all these guys, Christy Noem, President
51:48
Trump, so. Well, I think, I think it's a
51:50
couple things. I mean, I think 1 is Biden
51:52
decimated the agency. And so they're really working to
51:56
stand things back up. I do think they probably need
51:58
Congress to provide more financial support for them.
52:02
I've personally talked to Tom Holman about about our
52:05
capabilities and we want to do, we have put our National Guard
52:09
in, they did, they did request that.
52:11
So we got our National Guard helping them on things as well.
52:14
So part of it is they're they're, they got a lot of stuff
52:17
that they have to do given what Biden left them.
52:19
But, you know, we're ready. I know that they've seen some of
52:23
the plans that we've offered. So we're going to finish up this
52:26
tidal wave and then hopefully take it to the next level after
52:29
that. Yeah, what's the tidal wave has
52:31
to turn into a tsunami of illegals being moved out of the
52:35
country. And I think we have, we have
52:37
governors in every state who would be willing to do more.
52:40
And this is something new I didn't know.
52:42
About. You know what was happening on
52:44
this front, but I'm sure it's going to be cleared and the way
52:47
we'll be cleared to get this done.
52:48
Governor, thank you very much for telling us about this and we
52:52
appreciate it. You know what doesn't make sense
52:55
about this? If he just needs the, OK, the
52:57
blessing and he can just get it done.
52:59
He said he doesn't need money or none of that.
53:01
So how hard is it to give him the blessing and get it done?
53:03
Should be very easy. What?
53:05
What when? He said there's, you know, stuff
53:07
and Biden in a way, Congress, no.
53:09
All you need's a blessing, Tom. I agree.
53:12
Tom, can I do this? Yeah, Tom, can we just give him
53:14
the the go? Let's give him the green light.
53:16
Tom I'm not. I almost want to call Tom right
53:17
now, Tom and ask him, did did DeSantis call you and ask you to
53:21
do this? Yeah, well, let's hope it
53:24
happens. It sure would make a difference.
53:26
It would be significant if all the red states got involved and
53:29
really started pushing us. I can't imagine how much the
53:31
numbers would go up on this deportation process.
53:34
Finally. Adios, amigo.
53:36
NPR and PBS lose their funding, President.
53:39
Trump. Wait, wait, wait.
53:43
Yeah, we're winning. All I do is win, win, win no
53:51
matter what. About time President Trump signs
53:58
ending taxpayer subsidization of biased media.
54:03
So of course we know about biased media.
54:05
We've been funding it. Never anything for the right,
54:07
everything for the left. This is sweeping executive
54:09
order. NPR in the sites, PBS in the
54:11
sites. And of course, they've never
54:13
done anything for the right. All they've ever done is push
54:16
left rhetoric and anything that has to do with any.
54:21
And I love the way they worded some of this stuff.
54:24
Well known bias. Radical content includes
54:27
documentaries about transvestites and transitioning.
54:30
They had a documentary about racist racist trees and
54:33
so-called educational programming for young children.
54:36
It's out of here. Enough is enough.
54:38
I don't want to fund any of this.
54:40
I don't want to fund Caesar's Palace parties.
54:43
I don't want to fund, you know, a Twitter in a fake Twitter in
54:47
Cuba or any kind of transgender operas.
54:50
I'm out. PBPBS and NPR, they can suck it.
54:56
They can. They sure can.
54:58
Fuck them. See you.
55:00
I want to see you right. Are they going to be able to
55:01
survive or what? Who cares?
55:03
Let's hope they don't. This is this is this next
55:06
segment is called when you are really really, really, really,
55:10
really, really dumb. I'm not going to explain it.
55:13
I'm just going to play it. Yeah.
55:15
Really, really dumb it. Is not a criminal violation to
55:18
enter the country illegally. It's not.
55:22
It's not a. Criminal.
55:23
It's crime. It's not a.
55:24
Crime, which is why they're so frustrated.
55:26
Because they really want our local law enforcement to go out
55:30
and round up people when they could be looking out for the
55:33
murderers and the sexual abusers as well as the robbers.
55:36
They want them to go and round people up on civil accusations.
55:42
Does somebody want to tell her anybody because it is illegal,
55:47
it is breaking in law when you come multiple crime coming to
55:49
this country. And I might point out that the
55:51
illegal robbers and rapists and the rest of it are a lot of the
55:54
people that are coming in the country.
55:55
I'm not saying it's all of them. It's a lot of them.
55:57
You know, he is. This is what exactly happens
55:59
when you install people into Congress.
56:03
You end up with people that are as dumb as this.
56:05
She actually said that she'd take an IQ test versus Donald
56:09
Trump. Maybe before she takes an IQ
56:11
test, maybe she should read the Constitution, all enemies,
56:14
foreign and domestic. Maybe she should read the Bill
56:16
of Rights. Maybe she should read the
56:17
Declaration of Independence. And maybe she ought to have
56:20
somebody explain to her that it is illegal.
56:23
This is a very dumb person. She does not belong in Congress.
56:26
This is not our brightest and best, but there's more.
56:30
A bunch of social media influencers appear to be getting
56:32
paid to promote Kamala Harris, saying she's so back, she's
56:36
incredible, She's coming back. Well, of course, it's a paid
56:39
operation. You know, we've seen a lot of
56:41
influencers doing this as of late.
56:43
Of course, it seems to be another one of those narratives.
56:45
Here we are, the genius of Kamala Harris.
56:49
Tom, in fact, please allow me friends, to digress for a
56:53
moment. OK?
56:55
It's kind of dark in here, but I'm asking for a show of hands
56:58
who saw that video from a couple of weeks ago, the one of the
57:01
elephants at the San Diego Zoo during the earthquake.
57:07
Google it if you've not seen it. So that scene has been on my
57:13
mind. Everybody's asking me what
57:15
you've been thinking about these days as well.
57:23
I want to just know how dumb she is, everybody.
57:25
She's probably still using the same speech writers as she had
57:28
before, and that's just dumb. She's literally freaking an
57:32
airhead. The only thing good for, the
57:34
only thing good with her is that she used to say was her lips.
57:38
I don't know. I can't.
57:39
I can't testify to that. I'm just told by.
57:41
Willie Brown about that. We know about that.
57:44
And honestly, she must have been really good because she went
57:48
from a nobody for being vice president.
57:51
So she must have sucked that D really good.
57:54
I'm, I'm just saying, I'm sorry if it offends people, but all
57:57
right, I just can't understand it.
57:58
I'm going to tell you one thing that offends me is these social
58:01
media influencers that go all around the country here
58:03
harassing people. Where do they walk around with
58:06
bodyguards and they put threatening postures, you know,
58:08
going up to people and then their bodyguard steps in for
58:10
them. You know who I'm talking about?
58:12
Or whether they or whether they put people stupid people on
58:14
their show only fans models, or whether they harass people in
58:17
Home Depot. Pranking people with miserable
58:20
pranks, stupid things taking up people's time.
58:23
I think it's obnoxious. I don't understand the number of
58:26
views and I sure don't understand why platforms like
58:28
YouTube want to propel this to the front.
58:30
There's a guy that's well known on YouTube.
58:32
I think he goes by vet Vitalis Adez TV and and, and, and this
58:37
guy is facing the FAFO of acting like a dumb ass in a foreign
58:41
country because these other countries don't have time for
58:43
it. Japan and other places, they're
58:45
very respectful. If you've been to Japan, you
58:46
know what I mean. And there are other countries
58:48
that have laws on the books like Philippines, Malaysia.
58:51
You can't do this kind of garbage.
58:53
I'm happy to see them facing consequences.
58:55
I don't understand this whole dynamic of jumping around and
58:59
acting stupid and going into restaurants and, you know,
59:01
spilling food and acting like a total Jackass.
59:04
Not only should you have your ass beaten for it, this guy's
59:07
facing a potential 24 years in prison for acting like a dumbass
59:12
in another country. And the truth is you shouldn't
59:15
be doing it there. They shouldn't be doing it here,
59:17
and the platform shouldn't be promoting all this dumbass free
59:20
because they're making it worse and worse for people.
59:22
Let me tell you, don't warn anybody.
59:24
If you think you're going to come up and prank me on for your
59:26
YouTube video, understand that you're going to get your ass
59:29
beat. I'm going to break your camera
59:30
equipment, I'm going to break all your gear and I'm going to
59:32
beat your ass bird. So your best thing is dude, not
59:36
come up to George and I because the consequence you're not going
59:38
to get good footage, you're going to get a serious no.
59:40
Not get good footage they will. Yeah, good footage.
59:43
You're getting their ass beat. Yeah, definitely.
59:45
All right, let's show this guy. This is the idiot.
59:47
He's over there acting like a moron, and this is what he gets.
59:49
He's going to get he's going to get jail time.
59:51
They don't play around in some of these Asian countries.
59:53
You guys know that? Secretary John Rick Rimolia will
59:57
now make a statement. They don't call gay Vitali
1:00:08
Zodorabetsky, no I bet they say is La Marzo 2025 the Potentia
1:00:15
Villa Tourista Sambola Denzapar Maya Cebu Pacific flight 5J280.
1:00:24
No, Adosta Gabriel, I you know, initial mission order number.
1:00:32
2025 against Vitali Zdorovsky. Pranks.
1:01:03
You know, in the Philippines you can't like, post negative stuff
1:01:06
about the government, right? Yeah, that's.
1:01:08
What? He would walk up, He walked up,
1:01:09
a security guard stole the security guards cart.
1:01:12
He, he jumped on top of a taxi, acted like he was air surfing on
1:01:15
the taxi. He harassed some people in some
1:01:18
grocery stores and in some restaurants and they just got
1:01:21
fed up. They sent the police out and
1:01:22
they snatched him up. And I hope he gets some jail
1:01:24
time because this kind of dumb shit has to stop.
1:01:26
This is not good content. This is not the content that
1:01:29
should be propelled to the front of YouTube or propelled to the
1:01:32
top of the search engines on X Instagram.
1:01:34
And this is exactly what I mean when there's any kind of
1:01:36
suppression on platforms for actual media or actual
1:01:40
investigative journalism for or for actually good educational
1:01:43
content, and you guys push forward the garbage like, Oh my
1:01:46
God, look at the reaction. The only fans grew almost
1:01:49
flashed. Wow, 10 million views.
1:01:52
That kind of you know that that is not what the platform should
1:01:55
be pushing. This is what you're doing to our
1:01:56
kids. I, I hope this guy gets jail
1:01:58
time and maybe he'll give some people second thoughts about
1:02:01
going around the, the, the, the globe acting like a Jackass.
1:02:05
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1:06:42
Wanted man is Joseph Kony, charged with abducting huge
1:06:46
numbers of children, forcing them to kill and mutilate
1:06:50
innocent victims. Somebody had to pay the price.
1:06:53
Sam did that. Sam Childers never stopped
1:06:56
because the bad things never stop.
1:06:58
There is only one Sam Children. There is no one else like him in
1:07:02
the world. And I said to him, I said, would
1:07:04
you go now to get Kony in the Congo?
1:07:08
He says, without a doubt, in a second.
1:07:09
Now it's the DRC. Tell us what's happening to
1:07:12
children in the DRC. Do you have ISIS there?
1:07:14
You have Islamic State and you have ADF?
1:07:17
Hey, Sandy. Joseph Kony's still alive.
1:07:19
He's in the Congo, and now God has me in the Congo, you know,
1:07:23
So hopefully we'll meet up one day, but maybe I can lead him to
1:07:28
the Lord or send him there. One or the other, huh?