February 26, 2025 • 49 mins
Bolling! on Real America's Voice
Segment A: EUGENE DANIELS AT MSNBC
Segment B: TRUMP TO FORT KNOX WITH ELON
Segment C: FBI LOOKING INTO COMEY
Segment D: NEWSOM FAILED CALIFORNIA
Segment E: WHITE HOUSE NEW POOL POLICY
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
Well, look at that west pomp beautiful West Palm Beach.
That's exactly where we are. I think that's a camera
right from the rooftop of this building right here at
rav It's such a beautiful day today, by the way, folks,
Sorry to talk to you people in the cold north East,
the cold Northwest, the cold Midwest. But it's eighty and
(00:30):
sunny right here in sunny free state of Florida. So
much to talk about. Oh my gosh, Trump's sending signing
executive orders. If we get the tape in time, we'll
send that to you. Trump did his first cabinet meeting today.
It was massive. A lot of questions were asked. We'll
break some of that down later. And one more thing.
I'll be on the Rumble Chat while we talk right
here doing the show. People like, is that really you?
(00:51):
That's yeah, I'm gonna be there. I'm a followed chat
of course I am. I want you to join us.
Is this show is all about you being part of
this show? That's difference. That's what we can do here,
all right. I seriously don't understand how people can still
watch the view anymore. Their analysis gets worse by the day.
They completely flubbed the last election, and their latest take
(01:12):
on Trump may be one of the worst ever.
Speaker 2 (01:18):
I think this president unfortunately, perhaps either doesn't understand geopolitics
and doesn't understand the importance of having allies and the
importance of our allyship, or perhaps there is a reason why,
to your point, Joy that he is so enthralled with
(01:41):
Russia again, he just doesn't understand geopolitics in the way
that a president should. But we kind of knew that before, maybe.
Speaker 1 (01:50):
Oh, sending to so Sonny, let me get this raight,
Sonny hosting, Trump doesn't know geopolitics the way he should
or the way you do, Sonny Hosting, who's a lawyer
from New York. You think you got it? Or Trump
who's literally negotiated us out of bad treaties, negotiating us
out of furthermore, NATO bad treaties are making it more
(02:11):
equitable for us to be involved in it. The guy
who's getting our products into different countries at a much
lower rate for our producers of products. That's what the
whole terriff argument's all about, not about how much we're paying.
We may pay a little bit more, but our products
will be better, our business environment will be more, our
economy will be stronger, our businesses will make more money.
Trump knows politics more than any politician I've seen, maybe
(02:36):
in my lifetime, I mean literally in my lifetime. And
then he's smart enough to pick Marco Rubio to be
his secretary of state. Phenomenal choice for secretary of state,
and all those people like you, Sonny and Joy Behar
and whoopee, who's called Trump a racist? His top foreign
policy man, Marco Rubio is hispanic. Stop it with your
(02:58):
racism crap, the race card racists. We got plenty more
to discuss it. As always, let's react, alrighty, So Joy
Reid is out over at MSNBC. We know that, but
has anyone seen who the network has now added to
its lineup of misfits. So let me introduce you to
one Eugene Daniels. Look at that guy right there? This
(03:20):
I don't even know what you know. I want to
offend Eugene. Is it Genie as he identifies as a gal?
Because I think he's wearing a skirt there or something.
He's a little fan or a dude. There's leggings he's
got going on there. This guy will be joining MSNBC.
I kid you not as a weekend host, presumably absorbing
some of the newly freed salary cap money created by
(03:44):
bouncing Joy Reid Daniels. That guy right there, a former
political correspondent no less, is reportedly Kamala Harris, an expert
in Kamala Harris whatever that means. I mean, doesn't really
take a lot to be an expert in Kamala Harris. Right,
she's black, she's female, and she's elected, and that's about it.
The rest is an empty suit. And this guy's also
(04:05):
known to be a walking Beyonce in Slight Encyclopedia MSNBC.
What are you trying to do? You get rid of
dry read the biggest racist down the planet. Okay, fine, smart,
good move, But then you're replacing with you think this
guy is going to be He's going to reach out
to your your centrist Democrats, or your independence or maybe
your maybe your liberal leaning Republicans that you're trying to get.
(04:28):
You're moving in the wrong direction, my friends, But by
all means, continue failing, because your failure is our success
will take all your viewers, all your independent viewers, at
least at least the ones with common sense. Well, moving on,
to one of my favorites of all time, congress Woman
Jasmine Jazzy Jazz Crockett, who kept it short when asked
what she would say to Elon Musk if she had
(04:51):
the chance to speak directly to him. Roll it. If
you could speak directly to Elon Musk, what would you say?
The tough, nice right. We pay her one hundred and
seventy four thousand dollars a year. She's a US congresswoman
from Texas, who, by the way, also is cheering for
Mexico and Canada to beat Donald Trump in the trade wars.
(05:14):
That didn't go so well for her. Well, that's an
incredible maturity again from America's dumbest congresswoman. Again, Jazzy Jazz,
debate anytime, your place, my camera's your topics. What do
you say? Of course, Jazzy Jazzmine ignorance didn't stop there.
She was all worked up about the spending bill, claiming
(05:35):
it wouldn't pass without her help. Notably, she slipped another
F bomb into her very next response. And while she
was busy whining and cursing like a toddler outside of Congress,
the bill passed.
Speaker 3 (05:46):
With these But we're in the minority.
Speaker 4 (05:49):
Well, so long as we stand song, and that one
Democrat falters. Let me tell you, there are going to
be Republicans. They don't want to vote for this and
they can't lose more than one vote. So so long
as we stand again, there is so long as we're here,
and the Republicans they're dysfunctionable. They can't get this done
by themselves.
Speaker 3 (06:07):
Is this a review to how cam Council message.
Speaker 1 (06:13):
So that the Republicans are dysfunctional they can't get it
done by themselves. While Jazzy Jazzer's out there talking to
the press dropping that f bombs, the Republicans pass the bill,
Let's move on to Jake Tapper, when my favorite guys
over at CNN. Well, he's got a new book, Original Sin,
President Biden's decline, its cover up, and his disastrous decision
(06:38):
to run again. When I first saw this, I was
actually thought, this has gotta be a fake, right, this
is this, This is Babylon b right, this can't be true.
Jake Tapper, CNN one of the two groups, one of
the three groups, really, because there's broadcast News, ABC, NBCCBS,
then there was MSNBC, and then there was CNN. Jake Tapper,
(07:00):
the biggest cover up fraudsters in the history of media,
covered for Joe Biden all the way up to the
point where he decided to pull himself out of Barack
Obama told him gage his ass off the off the stage.
It's commalat turn. But those guys covered up that decline,
and Jake wrote a book about it. Now, I mean,
is this comedy? What is it? Is? This opposite Monday
(07:23):
to read Jake's book. But the fact that Jake Tapper,
of all people, would put his name on a cover
of a book like that is just insane. The case
anyone forgot, here's JAKEI going to war over Biden's mental abilities.
Speaker 5 (07:36):
I think what we see.
Speaker 6 (07:37):
On stage with Joe Biden Jake is very clearly a
cognitive decline.
Speaker 7 (07:42):
That's what I'm referring to.
Speaker 8 (07:43):
It makes me uncomfortable.
Speaker 1 (07:44):
You are. I think it's so amazing.
Speaker 9 (07:48):
It's so amazing to me that I can try and
figure out an answer a cognitive decline trying to tell.
Speaker 6 (07:53):
Me that what I was suggesting was I.
Speaker 9 (07:55):
Think that you were mocking his stutter. I think you
were mocking his stutter. And I think you have absolutely
standing to diagnose somebody's cognitive decline. I would think that
somebody in the Prompt family would be more sensitive to
people who do do not have medical licenses diagnosing politicians
from Afar. Plenty of people have diagnosed your father from Afar,
(08:16):
and I'm sure it defends you.
Speaker 1 (08:18):
Your father in law from a farm. I'm sure it
defends you.
Speaker 9 (08:20):
You don't have any standing to say, you just talked.
Speaker 1 (08:24):
About a cognitive that so Jay clearly defending Joe Biden's
cognitive decline. He could have said, yeah, you're right, there's
obvious signs of cognitive decline. It's insane. But how about
a little more from Jack Boy who sat down with
the Illinois Governor J. B. Pritzker and compared today in
America to Nazi Germany.
Speaker 9 (08:42):
Yet again, a very stark warning that you're delivering there,
obviously invoking the Holocaust, obviously invoking you know, a horrible,
horrible thing that took the lives of ancestors of yours
and ancestors of mine, is evocative.
Speaker 1 (08:59):
I would also think of might be controversial.
Speaker 9 (09:00):
People might think, how can you possibly compare what happened
in Germany and World War Two to what's going on here?
Speaker 1 (09:07):
In the United States.
Speaker 10 (09:08):
Well, we're talking about the death of a constitutional republic.
That's what happened in Germany in nineteen thirty three, nineteen
thirty four, and we're seeing today that you've got an
administration in Washington that's ignoring court orders, literally ignoring when
a judge says you can't do this, They're going ahead
and doing it anyway.
Speaker 1 (09:27):
So again, the comparison to Trump as Hitler and anyone
who follows Trump or as a maga person as Nazis
continues before the election, even leading up to the election,
right before Joe Biden jumped out, but then even into
the final election with Kamala Harris across the board, they
were Joe Scarborough called Trump, Hitler, called Maga Nazis. And
(09:52):
then of course after the election, Joe and Mika put
their tail between their legs, went to mor Lago, and
Trump very wisely sla them around a little bit and
sent them on their way. But in the aftermath of election,
where they were calling Trump Hitler and maggot people Nazis,
didn't they learn their lesson? Are they still going to
do it that job? Illinois Governor Pritzker, whose family owns
I believe either High or Hilton Hotel brands, billionaires, that family,
(10:17):
and they're just horribly running Illinois into the ground. Chicago
into the ground. People are fleeing that state because of
the sanctuary state nature of it. They've learned nothing, They've
learned absolutely nothing. Jake, you should be your journalism card
should be ripped out of your hands for writing a
book about Biden's cognitive decline. You're part of the problem.
(10:38):
You're part of the people hiding that decline. Jake, don't
write a book now and say you saw it coming.
You didn't agree with the rest of the media. Bull Sorry,
almost dropped it. Isn't it funny that Biden's student debt,
by the way, that debt relief ignored by the court orders,
but Pritzker was over the moon excited about it. These
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folks don't get it. To continue to get slammed in
elections going forward. I'm going to take just a minute
in remind anyone who's even a shred of doubt that
Tom Homan. Tom Homan will remove all the illegals in
this country. He is not to be messed with or
influenced at all by the cries of those deranged liberal
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media and the politicians listen.
Speaker 5 (11:24):
First, politicians who want to push back and attacked the
men and winning of Ice and myself. I'm not running
a popularity contest. I'm out there doing with the President
promised American people. We are going to do. We're rather
enforced in the law without apology. We're going to keep coming.
You can put all the roadblocks you want up, We're
going to keep coming. For these sanctuary of cities who
want to push back in impiedas, will double the man
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forced there, will double work site enforcement there. We're not
going away. We're going to keep coming at him until
every criminal, illegal alien gang member, every illegal alien criminal
is eradicated from this country. That's when I'll be satisfied.
Speaker 1 (11:59):
Yeah. Guess what else I heard today? Trump is signing
an order to remove everyone who's illegal from social security roles.
Can you imagine that is just unbelieved. You don't stop
the magnet, so the border right, people want to come
from all over the world, especially through our southern southern border.
Stop them, because it's a magnet. Our economy is just
so robust and so strong, and our way of life
(12:21):
is amazing and too where we have two of our
borders are water borders, which means we are wildly safe
and protected. We have an incredible government system, free market.
It rocks the world. Our defense is amazing. So people
want to come here and live under that show. Do
it legally, stop the magnet. Don't let these people come
across and compete with our own people for jobs. Hb
(12:43):
one visus right, how about that? And also remove people
from Social Security if they've been here, I don't care
if they've been here a long time. If they're not legals,
they're not paying federal income tax and that's where social
Security is funded from. Stop it. Holman's a good man
to stop it. And how about this one? Eric Adams
absolutely incredible. This guy. He really thinks that he's some
(13:04):
sort of biblical figure immune to the consequences for his
negligence and his former actions.
Speaker 11 (13:10):
Listen, So this is a biblical moment. You know, when
Jesus was on the cross, he said, God, forgive them,
for they know not what they do. All these negroes
were asking me to step down. God, forgive them. You
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are you stupid? I'm running my race right now.
Speaker 1 (13:50):
So everyone wants to embrace Eric Adams because he was
a staunch Democrat. Let's not forget that, says the Eric
Adams who defied it. Trump called him some really nice name,
some really really mean things. In the first three years
of the Biden administration, Eric Adams was a staunch defender
of sanctuary cities and sanctuary states. He said, bring all
(14:11):
the illegals here, We're not sending them back. We'll fight Ice,
We'll fight everyone anyone that wants to pull people out
of the city of New York. And it became an
absolute dump, it became disgusting, A beautiful hotel, luxury hotel,
filled up with illegals. They paid two hundred and twenty
million dollars to the government of Pakistan for that hotel.
(14:32):
And now all of a sudden, Eric Adams gets investigated
by his own party, by Democrats in the Southern District
of New York. And now he wants to become a maga.
He wants Donald Trump's protection. Now he wants it. Folks,
you can do this. I did this with Lindy Lee
on Pierce Morgan's podcast the other night. Lindy Lee was
a major major Kamala Harris advisor, fundraiser donor. She was
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all about Kamala Harris up to the election day. After
the elections, she says, I've been conservative all along. I'm
a Trump conservative. I say, be careful, beware of these people.
They're trojan horses and they're gonna screw you. In the minute.
Trump's not president anymore, they're back to doing the same
old stuff. Voice of Gud in my ear MD telling
me it's time to go to break, folks, We'll be
(15:13):
right back. That's beautiful, right for Lauderdale floor. Look at
that Marina, Look at that dog, Look at that weather.
These are the live cams, folks. You gotta love south Ford,
the only real hard hitting political show to come out
(15:33):
of South Florida. I believe. I'm pretty sure that. Okay,
So a couple more things that I have just been
watching and watching Trump doing again. I've known Trump for
a very very long time. True stories used to call it.
In the first Trump uh presidents. He used to call
me home. Sometimes it's like one o'clock in the morning,
phone wud ring, it's the White House for you, mister president.
How you doing. We'd be talking about whatever, meth f Anyway,
(15:54):
the guys, he just thinks non stop. His mind doesn't stop.
The reason why I bring that up is this is
this is pretty amazing. The Trump Gold Card, folks. I'll
tell you a little story. In the back side of
this watch.
Speaker 12 (16:06):
We're going to be selling a gold card. You have
a green card. This is a gold card. We're going
to be putting a price on that card of about
five million dollars, and that's going to give you a
green card privileges. Plus it's going to be a route
to citizenship and wealthy people will be coming into our
country by buying this card. They'll be wealthy, and they'll
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be successful, and they'll be spending a lot of money
and paying a lot of taxes and employing a lot
of people.
Speaker 1 (16:34):
So that's a really, really good idea. The gold card.
If you get come up with five million dollars, it
means you're a successful human being for whatever reason. If
you did it, you're successful. You buy this gold card
and it it brings you. It doesn't make you a citizen.
It brings you to the front of the line of
gaining citizenship to the United States. It's a genius idea.
(16:55):
I love this idea. I don't love Howard Lutnik. I
hope this not is but he said, if we get
two hundred thousand buyers of the Goal card, that's a
trillion dollars off to debt. He's right, the numbers are right.
It's fantastic little story though. And Trump one point, oh
was like just thinking one day, It's like, why don't
we call why don't you guys do a Trump card
and call it? Have a credit card called the Trump card.
(17:16):
And if you want to give out EBT money, you
want to give out assistance help to underprivileged people in
the country, give them a card. They have did EBT
cards right now, they're black them, make them go to
make them Trump cards. And so every time someone goes
and buys some food with an EBT card, they're pulling
out a Trump card. I sent it into the White House.
They liked it. It never went anywhere, but they reversed
(17:37):
it and flipped it and twisted it into a pretzel,
made it something even better. Look at that Trump five
million dollar gold card. You will get very very successful,
smart people coming into the country. Doesn't do anything about
our regular immigration process still happens. These people get to
jump the line. And I think this is a wonderful,
great idea. Not the elitist, but you want the smart,
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the brightest, and the smartest people to come to this country.
Staying on the gold theme, listen to this.
Speaker 12 (18:05):
We're also going to Fort Knox.
Speaker 1 (18:08):
I'm gonna go with Elon and would anybody like to join.
Speaker 8 (18:14):
Us because we want to see if the gold is
still there.
Speaker 1 (18:21):
We want to see So this is this is really
really important. So the idea is Elon Muskus said he
wants to he wants to go to Fort Knox and
find out how much gold is actually in Fort Knox. Now,
I'll take it through this story. Used to be a
gold trader, as a Wall Street gold trader for many years,
twelve years gold and oil. That spent my whole life's
trading gold and oil. There is supposed to be one
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hundred and forty seven million troy ounces of gold in
Fort Knox. It's about a half a trillion dollar, about
four hundred and seventy five billion dollars worth of gold.
And back in the day before we came off the
gold standard, every single dollar bill, one hundred dollar bill
was backed by an ounce of gold. Well, we went
on the gold standard and all of a sudden, are
deficits skyrocketed. But make a long story short, that half
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a trillion dollar. Back then it was worth a lot less,
but it's now three thousand dollars an ounce worth about
a half a trillion dollars. But do we know it
hasn't been audited in decades. So Elon says, let's go audit.
Find out what's Sarah Trump's going. I think it's fantastic.
You heard him say, does anyone want to go? I've
already submitted my request to the White House. I want
to go. I want to go see the gold. I
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would love to see the gold. So Trump again working
for the American people. Something in media. I love the media.
I've been around the media my whole life. Rachel Maddow
absolutely disgraced herself and her network after her good buddy
Joy Reid was sent packing. Truly a miracle she still
is employed after this rant. Take a listen.
Speaker 7 (19:47):
There is no colleague for whom I have had more
affection and more respect than Joy Reid. I love everything
about her. I have learned so much from her. I
have so much more to learn from her. I do
not want to lose her as a colleague here at MSNBC,
and personally, I think It is a bad mistake to
let her walk out the door.
Speaker 13 (20:05):
I will tell you.
Speaker 7 (20:06):
It is also unnerving to see that on a network
where we've got two count of two non white hosts
in primetime. Both of our non white hosts in primetime
are losing their shows, as is Katie Fang on the weekend.
And that feels worse than bad no matter who replaces now,
that feels indefensible, and I do not defend it.
Speaker 1 (20:29):
A couple thoughts here, A couple of thoughts. First of all,
I come from a place where if I ever spoke
about my bosses at Fox or just about any other
network I worked at in that light, calling them out
from mistakes they made and hope you fix it on
air for the Fox with they would have shut they
would have shut the they were going to break control
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the second floor to calls and go to break and
that would happen just about every single network across the board.
You have a right to say that, Rachel, But I
find you a hypocrite because you're making twenty five million
dollars a year for working one night a week. You
work Mondays one night a week, and you're gonna get
twenty five million a year. And by the way, aren't
you white? I think you're white. So all this idea
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of there's only two non white hosts in all of
prime time or whatever she said, and one of them's
Troy whed and she's gone. You can step down. You
can step down, Rachel. That'll improve the odds a little
bit better. I don't know, quiping a hypocrite anyway. Our
good friend Megan Kelly absolutely ripped into Rachel Maddow for
this one.
Speaker 6 (21:32):
Listening really is one of the most Maybe is she
the most annoying people on television? She oozes sanctimony and
self righteousness. And here's the real capper. She took her
boss's faces and rubbed them in last night.
Speaker 1 (21:50):
That's what she did.
Speaker 6 (21:51):
Rebecca and Mark, do you have any spines whatsoever? Are
you actually going to let an employee that's what she
is Rachel Maddow talk about you, your company and your
decision making this way, mister Lazarus, do you have any testosterone?
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Do you have any testicular fortitude to stand up for
yourself as a professional and executive never mind a man,
and tell this woman you're fired too.
Speaker 1 (22:25):
You know, I'm just gonna leave it right there because
Megan just nailed it, folks. All right, we will be
right back, all right, MD. Keep that New Sumurita Beach. Yeah,
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look at that video. Look at that that, folks, that's live.
And let me see the cars on the beacon drive
on the beach in New Sumurna Beach. It's due east
of Orlando, about forty forty miles or so. And I
know this because I pretty much grew up on that
beach right there. Wonderful place, just a love, just a
quiet little sleep. Happens to be also the shark bite
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capital of the world, if I'm not mistaken. But for
whatever reason, the jet stream in the water or whatever
it's called, just the Gulf stream, I guess where it
comes around and heats the water up and brings it
real close to shore. So a lot of people get
bit there. I never got bit. I can tell you that,
all right, James call me. Well, he's in hot water, honeypot,
hot water that his folks. Could this be the moment
(23:32):
we finally finally see a bad guy getting what's coming
to him or her in the swampy world of the
DC swamp Because there are those bad guys out there,
you know, in the open. We know who they are
because they're loud. They can't help themselves. Chuck Schumer, I'm
thinking Adam Shift, shifty Shift, Liz Cheney bad lady, Hillary
Clinton bad woman. There are bad players who also have
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power and also feel empowered that they're above the law,
and that's because they're protected by the swamp, by the
deep state. Then there are actors who lurk somewhat beneath
the surface a little bit. They hide behind a veneer
of law and of doing good, but in fact they're politicized.
They're on the wrong side of the law, and they're
not at all good people. They hide behind the trust
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Americans place in the agencies that they work for. Think
Anthony Fauci, Think Merrick Garland thinks James Comy Fauchi's gone.
Security clearance has gone as well. Thanks for that, Donald Trump.
Merrick Garland, that disgrace. Attorney general, former attorney general. He's
gone to But James call me. He's not gone. He's
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very much still around and often has some things to
say when he should probably keep his mouth shut. You
see Joe Biden, or rather the commie minions around Joe
who protected him, who ran the country. At the end
of that presidency, they issued a bunch of preemptive pardons
for some of the really disgusting and unpatriotic Americans on
that list, his corrupt, money hungry family, the Bidens, Anthony
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Fauci got pardoned, and any members of Congress Republicans who
served on the bogus January sixth Investigation Committee. But not
on that list. James fing Comy. He's one of the
absolute worst threconing time for James Coby too, and he
knew this was coming, didn't he.
Speaker 14 (25:22):
Are you concerned that it may get a test unlike
any other if Donald Trump is reelected. I mean, when
you think about a second Trump administration, what do you
think the implications would be for the FBI?
Speaker 1 (25:34):
Oh?
Speaker 15 (25:34):
Serious, for the Justice Department and the FBI, because Trump
is coming for those institutions. He knows their power, and
I think he has regrets that he didn't work hard
enough to corrupt them last time. So he's coming for them,
and that's a danger for all Americans.
Speaker 1 (25:48):
Oh yeah, and that's just for all Americas. Mister James Comey,
for you FBI looking at the James Comby's off the books,
honeypot operation targeting twenty sixteen Trump campaign the Washington Times.
That's because the FBI will now look into James By
the way, cash Battel and Dan Bongino's FBI will now
look into James Comy's off the books operation targeting President
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Trump's first presidential campaign twenty sixteen. As promised, Cashptel said
he would work to restore faith in the FBI. And
this is a good start. It's a big one, folks.
You see, as chief investigator for the House Probe into
Russian interference into the twenty sixteen presidential election, cash Battel
led the effort to uncover PISA abuse the court member
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where FBI would have to go to the FISA Court
to get approval to spy on Americans, and they did
that for Trump and we now know afterwards, eight years
later that that was illegal and they were illegally using
the PIZA Court. That's FISA abuse. Well, Coomy exposed the
Department of Justice unlawful and I'm sorry Cashptel exposed it
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to their unlawful surveilling of Americans, including members of the
twenty sixteen Trump campaign. Honeypot investigation is said to be
separate from the twenty sixteen FBI investigation knows we all
know this one Crossfire Hurricane, which investigated whether the Trump
campaign was colluding with Russia to influence the outcome of
the election. As history goes, Trump fired Camy in May
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of twenty seventeen. Days later, Robert Muller was appointed as
Chief Council Special Council to take over Crossfire Hurricane the probe,
and as we all know now, there was no evidence
of any Russian collusion. The FBI is reportedly starting an
investigation into the allegations that James call me led FBI
launched a honeypot operation to infiltrate the twenty sixteen Trump
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campaign with two of its female FBI agents. Honeypot, get it?
Remember when President Trump told us this happened.
Speaker 12 (27:50):
So the biggest scandal was when they spied on my campaign.
Speaker 1 (27:54):
They spied on my campaign. There's no real evidence of that,
of course there is.
Speaker 12 (27:58):
It's all over the place, leslie in spite of my campaign.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
And again, can I say something?
Speaker 2 (28:04):
You know, this is sixty minutes and we can't put
on things.
Speaker 1 (28:08):
We can't be because it's bad week. So little the
old story right there, that was a sixteen minutes interview.
That was October of twenty sixteen, two weeks before the
election twenty twenty nineteen. I'm sorry, two weeks before the
twenty twenty election, Trump said, for that interview, I had
I had a full town hall hour with Trump that
was gonna tape right after that. He was so ticked off.
(28:32):
He was livid, livid at Leslie stalls. In sixty minutes,
he was stomping around. He was the Oval office was
right next to the Rose Garden. We're doing the interview
in the rose garden. He was fuming mad. I thought
he wasn't gonna sit down for the interview for the
town hall, and to his credit, he did and answered
questions of all the folks. But anyway, he was ticked
off at Leslie Song. By the way, she was wrong.
(28:53):
She was absolutely wrong. Anyway, So the FBI was looking
into an alleged twenty fifteen operation, which was revealed by
a whistleblower to the House Judiciary Committee last year, involving
two agents acting as honey pots while traveling with the
Trump team. This is like a really, it's like a novel.
It's the stuff you only see in movies or at
(29:14):
least you're only supposed to see in movies. Honey Pots
typically refer to undercover agents who act romantically interested in
a target to draw information out of them. That's right,
this stuff is like in the movies. Are so we thought?
And I'm reading FBI investigating James Coney's Comy's alleged plan
to infiltrate Trump campaign with honey pot agents, says The
(29:37):
Daily Wire. The whistleblower claims it was an off the
book's investigation targeting Trump, who was a candidate at the time,
and the whistleblower claims that Komy personally ordered and directed
the honeypots to go after the Trump campaign shortly after
Trump announced his run for president back in twenty fifteen.
These two female agents were allegedly inserted into the high
(29:58):
levels of the Trump campaign to act as honeypots and
to travel with Trump and his campaign staff, but reportedly
the investigation was closed because a media outlet took a
photo of one of the agents and was about to
publish it. According to the whistleblower, employees who knew about
it were directed never to discuss the operation with anyone again,
and new FBI director Cash Mattel is looking for those
(30:21):
very honeypots. I'm glad he is. We all are, because
it's time for truth and redemption. It's the only way
to even begin to restore trust in the FBI. And
James Comy has proven time and time again that he
is politicized, and given his history, we certainly shouldn't put
(30:41):
it past him to carry out something like this honeypot
FBI story. Does anyone remember when in twenty eighteen James
Comy bragged about sending two FBI agents to the Trump
White House to ambush General Michael Flynn.
Speaker 15 (30:54):
That's hard to imagine two FBI agents sending up in
the stateroom.
Speaker 14 (30:57):
How did that happen?
Speaker 8 (30:59):
I sent them something I probably wouldn't have done or
maybe gotten away with in a more organized investigation, more
organized administration in the George W. Bush administration, for example,
or the Obama administration. The protocol two men that all
of us have perhaps increased appreciation for over the last
(31:23):
two years, and in both of those administrations there was
a process.
Speaker 1 (31:29):
So that guy is sitting there in front of a
group in public, bragging about weaponizing his own FBI to
ambush and then later frame General Flint. You see firing
these criminals like him, like Comy, just isn't good enough
for storing faith in our institutions requires real accountability, and
that means purp walks, folks prosecutions. I'd love to see
(31:53):
Comy and handcuffs, wouldn't you, You know, kind of like
the one James Comy refused to carry out with Secretary
of State Hillary Clinton. In twenty sixteen, Comey said that
the FBI can't find a case that would bring criminal
charges to Hillary, even after she was caught bleaching hundreds
of emails and sent them to registered sex offenders with
(32:15):
Anthony Weiner an attempt to cover her own tracks.
Speaker 16 (32:19):
Although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes
regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is that
no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. Prosecutors is
necessarily a way a number of factors before deciding whether
to bring charges. There are obvious considerations like the strength
of the evidence, especially regarding intent. Responsible decisions also consider
(32:43):
the context of a person's actions and how similar situations
have been handled in the past. In looking back at
our investigations into the mishandling or removal of classified information,
we cannot find a case that would support bringing criminal
charges on these firsts.
Speaker 1 (33:01):
That guy spends thirteen minutes talking about how Hillary Clinton
had over thirty thousand emails on her private servers, how
those emails were then susceptible to outside bad actors, and
how much of keeping and sending of those classified emails
by her and her staff were questionable. And then he
tells the American people straight up that no, we won't
(33:22):
charge her. And by the way, politics had no bearing
on his decision whatsoever. Wink wink, wink Right, any person
who spent fifteen minutes with a security clearance knows just
how criminal her behavior was. And this the worst, most egregious,
most despicable, most hateous crime in the US history was
and is, the Trump Russia collusion hoax. Yet not a
(33:44):
single person has ever been punished for that horrific crime.
Speaker 17 (33:49):
CNN has learned this hour that the former FBI Director
James Coby was aware that a critical piece of information
in the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
Speaker 1 (33:59):
Was right rom. I'm sure Cash and Dan and Pam
Bondi are looking at that little thing right there. James
Comy is one of the architects of a distrustful FBI.
He took something sacred away from the American people, our trust,
and the only way to restore that is by placing
a cost on that so it doesn't happen again. Comy,
(34:20):
the cost you're about to pay. It's time you get
what's coming to you. Right back, Ah, beautiful Miami, only
(34:46):
about an hour and a half from here, maybe ninety
minutes or so, all right, folks. In twenty twenty one,
Goya launched Goya Cares, a global initiative to protect children
and educate them on mental health. Goya Cares is providing
schools and the community centers with a preventative education curriculum
and a free assembly that includes the viewing of Goye
Kaer's Press Pause, a short film. Press Pause is intended
(35:09):
to raise awareness regarding mental health issues, abuse and bullying
among children, teens and in our community's. Press Pause is
an educational film following fifteen year old Sophia ride Regez
as she navigates adolescents, self doubt, and an abusive relationship
amid her parents turbulent divorce. Set within the cultural context
of her Hispanic family, the film explores her discomfort with
(35:32):
unwanted attention from her uncle and the pressures of maintaining
a facade of perfection in high school. It introduces press
Pause campaign promoting kindness and advocacy, highlighted by Sophia leaving
it out saying you matter for a bullied peer. The
film encourages open family communication about mental health and culminates
in Sofia's transformative realization of her right to seek help
(35:55):
through the power of empathy and small acts of kindness.
Press Pause displays the importance of being proactive in supporting
one's community and underscores the critical importance of self advocacy.
All right, let's file this one under things nobody needs.
Gavin Newsom, California Governor. Well, he's launching a podcast. No, seriously,
(36:20):
he really is. We need to change the conversation.
Speaker 18 (36:23):
And that's why I'm launching a new podcast, and this
is going to be anything but the ordinary politician podcast.
I'm going to be talking to people directly that I
disagree with, as well as people I look up to.
But more important than anything else, I'll be talking directly
with you, the listener, real conversations. What's going on with
the cost of eggs, what are the impacts, real impacts
(36:45):
to you around tariffs. What power does an executive order
really have? And what's really going on inside of dotsch. Look,
there's an onslaught of information that we take in, so
let's take it to the sources without the typical political
mumbo jumbo.
Speaker 1 (37:01):
I don't think Kevin should be worrying about his own economy.
I mean, he took a thriving California economy a ten
billion dollar surplus put it into a twenty billion dollar deficit.
I think you should be worrying about that, not playing
around with podcast governor. And you say anything but the
ordinary politician, not the typical political mumbo jumbo, your words,
(37:22):
Are you freaking kidding us with this Newsom faces backlash
after attending French laundry dinner. Hmmm, politico political mumbo jumbo.
Like say, I don't know, throwing a massless party at
a fancy I might say fancy. It's called French laundry.
It's four hundred dollars a plate dinner in that restaurant.
(37:42):
It's the most expensive restaurant in the country during COVID,
right in the middle of COVID. As a matter of fact,
while forcing your whole state's population to endure draconian lockdowns
and masks and school closings, in business closings, or like
lying about the state of the water supply during some
of the most devastating wildfires the state of California has
(38:04):
ever seen. What is the situation with water? Obviously in
the Palisage ran out last night in the hydrants. I
was tarted the firefighter on this block. They laughed because
there was no water in the hydrants here.
Speaker 18 (38:14):
The local folks are trying to figure that out. I mean,
just when you have a system that it's not dissimilar
to what we've seen in other extraordinarily large scale fires,
whether it be pipe of electricity or whether it just
be the complete overwhelm of the system.
Speaker 1 (38:28):
Gavin, here's your truth bomb. My friend, Gavin, there's some
is launching a podcast where he will never tell the truth.
What's going on with the cost of eggs. I'll tell
you what's going on with the cost of eggs. Gavin,
your former supreme leader caused massive inflation and then killed
a bunch of chickens for fear of bird flu. I
can't believe I have to say this to you, but
nobody wants this podcast not no One, not nowhere, and
(38:50):
not know how. We just got rid of one bumbling
communist idiot, with Joy Reid finally bowing out in disgrace,
booted from a network that still thinks Jensa's ideas don't sing, stink.
Who's gonna say something else? We're finally losing members of
the legacy media, the leftist machines, media soldiers of propaganda
(39:12):
are falling off one by one, dropping like flies. Americans
are tired of listening to the lies Gav and now
the world has to endure a podcast with Governor Gavin Newsom.
How about fixing forest management in your own state? Or
how about fixing water management so everything people own doesn't
burn to the ground and we the taxpayer have to
(39:33):
spend our money to build it back up. Or fixing
the massive deficit you created like I just said a
minute ago, or massive wholeness is crisis you were supposed
to fix years ago. Now actually, Gavin says, nah, you
know what I've got to offer instead a podcast featuring
me and my hair gel. The truth is not exactly
(39:54):
Gavin's forte like when he lied right to the face
of a petrified citizen worried about her own house.
Speaker 6 (40:00):
Governor, you got a second.
Speaker 5 (40:03):
Governor, Governor, I live here, Governor, that was my daughter's school.
Speaker 6 (40:08):
Governor. Please tell me what you're gonna do.
Speaker 1 (40:10):
My promise.
Speaker 19 (40:11):
I'm literally talking to the President right now to specifically
answer the question of what we can do for you.
Speaker 1 (40:17):
And your daughter.
Speaker 3 (40:18):
Can I hear it?
Speaker 6 (40:19):
Can I hear your call?
Speaker 1 (40:20):
Because I don't believe it?
Speaker 19 (40:23):
I'm sorry, can I there's literally I've tried five times.
That's why I'm walking around to me.
Speaker 10 (40:27):
Is the President not taking your call because.
Speaker 1 (40:30):
It's not going through? Why I have to get cell service?
Let's get it, let's get it.
Speaker 7 (40:34):
I want to be here when you call the President.
Speaker 1 (40:35):
I appreciate it.
Speaker 19 (40:36):
I'm doing that right now, and it's to immediately get reimbursements,
individual assistance, and to help you on with devist looking
for her.
Speaker 1 (40:44):
So in case you didn't catch that, folks, he was
literally telling the woman he's on the phone with the
President right now. He says, I'm literally talking to the
President right now, Joe Biden. And then when she says, well,
look let me talk to him, and he's say, oh,
hold on. A minute later he's like, oh, there's no
cell service here. I'm on the phone with the president
right now. I mean I'm not on the phone with
the president right now. I will be, but I'm not
(41:06):
right now because there's no celf service. Because I'm lying
to you, lady. He lied about the water issue, the
lack of preparedness. That's who Gavin Newsome is. That's his
political mumbo jumbo. The world has already seen plenty of
Gavin in action, seeing a character study in narcissistic, sociopathic behavior.
Actually we should just call a Democrat behavior. Whatever. Poor
(41:27):
Gavin wanted everyone to know that he's a victim in
all of that. During those tragic wildfires, he was upset,
he was angry. He wants answers. So as La burned
to the ground, he went on a lib podcast to
do brand pr crisis for who the people of California, No,
for himself.
Speaker 13 (41:46):
I want to know the answers. So I'm the governor
of California. I want to know the answer. I've got
that question. I can't tell you about how many people
what happened on my own team saying what happened? And
I want to get the answers, and wasn't going to
help you cannon with. They won't getting straight answers. Yeah,
I watched the press conference. I met with some of
those leaders. We had my team start talking in local
leaders saying, what's going on our state.
Speaker 1 (42:05):
Weren't getting straight answers, right, I was.
Speaker 13 (42:06):
Getting different answers. When you start getting different answers, then
I'm not getting into the actual story and they're assessing it.
And I get that as well. You have to a
little bit of grace back to the point. We're in
this emergency environment and everything else. So I just want
to determine the facts. But no one has any patience
anymore in this weaponize back to the grievance of Trump
everyone else.
Speaker 1 (42:23):
There's immediate No, not my fault. Gavin's the victim. It's
never Gavin's fault. That's who he is. That's Gavin's political
mumbo jumbo. Gavin Newsom used taxpayer dollars to roll out
the red carpet part and the pund for the Chinese
Communist Party remove the hundreds of homeless people again, a
major problem he promised to resolve years ago. Remember this,
(42:44):
Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 17 (42:45):
We believe fundamentally that food solves hunger, that shelters solves sleep,
and that housing solves homelessness.
Speaker 1 (42:54):
And if we're going to.
Speaker 17 (42:55):
Solve the problem of those that are out on the
streets that we define as homeless, we better solve the
housing problem if we're going to have an impact.
Speaker 1 (43:05):
And that's why we.
Speaker 17 (43:06):
Established this framework what we called a ten year plan
to end chronic holeness in San Francisco.
Speaker 1 (43:11):
So that was Gavin in two thousand and eight, a
plan to solve homelessness within the decades since Newsom became governor,
he spent twenty four billion dollars to end the homeless crisis.
And the result, homelesses has increased by forty percent. Twenty
four billion dollars increased it by almost forty percent increase.
That's Gavin Newsom's politico mumbo jumbo. Is there anything more
(43:34):
tone death than launching a podcast to change the conversation
right after your state has been decimated by one of
the worst natural disasters California has ever seen. Thousands and
thousands of people lost everything they had. This guy is
going to sit in front of a microphone with Harry
the artist formerly known as Prince, and Megan Markel and
(43:55):
just one more thing on this you know, Gavin's been
promising to come on this show and I show for months.
I just texted him this morning. Hey, Governor, time for
you to walk the walk. Now. You've been promising me
for an interview for months. You've been talk to talk.
Now walk the walk. Come on, let's have this conversation.
(44:17):
Let's have a conversation about who's really responsible for the
high price of eggs. Gov. Come, let's see what the
truth is like. I say, I agree. We don't need
to change the conversation. Gavin, come by and have a
conversation with me right here on bowling. Check it out,
(44:43):
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have gold in their portfolio. All right, folks, you saw
this yesterday. We talked about it a little bit. There's
a reason we're going to play it again. Caroline Levitt
made that announcement yesterday saying that the White House press
(46:30):
pool would now be determined by the administration.
Speaker 3 (46:35):
Listen, as you all know, for decades, a group of
DC based journalists, the White House Correspondence Association, has long
dictated which journalists get to ask questions of the President
of the United States in these most intimate spaces. Not anymore.
Speaker 1 (46:51):
So this is a really good thing. If you remember
the first term, Trump would go to the press and
these clowns, you Mac Costs and whatnot would stand up
and they wouldn't want to ask questions for the American people.
They were trying to make a name for themselves. They
would stand up and just fight with Trump for the hell,
for the heck of it, just to make a name
for their develop their own careers, so to speak. So I,
for one, by the way, I was a White House
(47:12):
Correspondent Association with WHCA associate member. I got my membership
taking away from me the week Joe Biden went into
the White House. They took it away from me. So
this whole idea that somehow Trump shouldn't be able to
do this. Biden did it, He did it himself. They
all do. But Jackie Heinrich, the Fox News senior White
House corresponding, she was not happy with the White House's
(47:35):
decision to take over the press pool from the White
House Correspondence Association, saying this move does not give power
back to the people, It gives power to the White House.
I will tell you this is creating quite the uproar
all over social media because people like Fox News we
should be we should be embracing Caroline Levitt and Stephen Chung,
(47:56):
the Comms director, for doing things taking the power back
away from the left this media. But don't take my
word for it. Let's bring in the great Steve Bannon,
the Grand Puba of America. First in MAGA, who Steve.
I love this idea of Trump taking back the White House,
the briefing room, but also the White House Correspondence Association
power to pick who's part of the press pool and
(48:18):
who gets questions to ask your thoughts. I think it's huge.
Speaker 20 (48:23):
I try to do this in the first I try
to do this in the first term, Eric and you
know was outvoted, you know, like ten to one. This
shows you the boldness and I think how much President
Trump's stepping into these decisions and Caroline Levit's the perfect
Press secretary to do it.
Speaker 1 (48:39):
I think it's very powerful.
Speaker 20 (48:40):
People should know the White House, you know, the White
House Correspondence Association has kind of run the deal there
for decade after decade after decade. President Trump is taking
is taking direct charge of this. It's very powerful. You
saw it today in the first time. They did it
in the cabinet space where they had Newsmax, they.
Speaker 1 (48:57):
Had the Blaze.
Speaker 20 (49:00):
I think they had Daily Signal, had a bunch of
alternative voices and streaming services in there asking questions. It
was fantastic, sir.
Speaker 1 (49:06):
Yeah, yeah, it's wonderful that the and again folks that
need to understand that the White House Correspondence Association is
made up by the general media, which is vastly ninety
plus percent Lean's left or is hard left, Steve, So
why not take the power back? And like I said,
mine was my pass that you guys gave me was
pulled the minute Joe Biden got into office.
Speaker 20 (49:31):
No, this is uh, you know, This is huge you're
going to see and I think President Trump. What I
like about this Eric is I think he feels much
more comfortable now not being attacked NonStop by.
Speaker 1 (49:41):
The mainstream media.
Speaker 20 (49:42):
He's got a broader you know, streaming services, podcast, alternative media.
The people over at Breitbart, they're asking better questions. They're
asking questions
Well, look at that west pomp beautiful West Palm Beach.
That's exactly where we are. I think that's a camera
right from the rooftop of this building right here at
rav It's such a beautiful day today, by the way, folks,
Sorry to talk to you people in the cold north East,
the cold Northwest, the cold Midwest. But it's eighty and
(00:30):
sunny right here in sunny free state of Florida. So
much to talk about. Oh my gosh, Trump's sending signing
executive orders. If we get the tape in time, we'll
send that to you. Trump did his first cabinet meeting today.
It was massive. A lot of questions were asked. We'll
break some of that down later. And one more thing.
I'll be on the Rumble Chat while we talk right
here doing the show. People like, is that really you?
(00:51):
That's yeah, I'm gonna be there. I'm a followed chat
of course I am. I want you to join us.
Is this show is all about you being part of
this show? That's difference. That's what we can do here,
all right. I seriously don't understand how people can still
watch the view anymore. Their analysis gets worse by the day.
They completely flubbed the last election, and their latest take
(01:12):
on Trump may be one of the worst ever.
Speaker 2 (01:18):
I think this president unfortunately, perhaps either doesn't understand geopolitics
and doesn't understand the importance of having allies and the
importance of our allyship, or perhaps there is a reason why,
to your point, Joy that he is so enthralled with
(01:41):
Russia again, he just doesn't understand geopolitics in the way
that a president should. But we kind of knew that before, maybe.
Speaker 1 (01:50):
Oh, sending to so Sonny, let me get this raight,
Sonny hosting, Trump doesn't know geopolitics the way he should
or the way you do, Sonny Hosting, who's a lawyer
from New York. You think you got it? Or Trump
who's literally negotiated us out of bad treaties, negotiating us
out of furthermore, NATO bad treaties are making it more
(02:11):
equitable for us to be involved in it. The guy
who's getting our products into different countries at a much
lower rate for our producers of products. That's what the
whole terriff argument's all about, not about how much we're paying.
We may pay a little bit more, but our products
will be better, our business environment will be more, our
economy will be stronger, our businesses will make more money.
Trump knows politics more than any politician I've seen, maybe
(02:36):
in my lifetime, I mean literally in my lifetime. And
then he's smart enough to pick Marco Rubio to be
his secretary of state. Phenomenal choice for secretary of state,
and all those people like you, Sonny and Joy Behar
and whoopee, who's called Trump a racist? His top foreign
policy man, Marco Rubio is hispanic. Stop it with your
(02:58):
racism crap, the race card racists. We got plenty more
to discuss it. As always, let's react, alrighty, So Joy
Reid is out over at MSNBC. We know that, but
has anyone seen who the network has now added to
its lineup of misfits. So let me introduce you to
one Eugene Daniels. Look at that guy right there? This
(03:20):
I don't even know what you know. I want to
offend Eugene. Is it Genie as he identifies as a gal?
Because I think he's wearing a skirt there or something.
He's a little fan or a dude. There's leggings he's
got going on there. This guy will be joining MSNBC.
I kid you not as a weekend host, presumably absorbing
some of the newly freed salary cap money created by
(03:44):
bouncing Joy Reid Daniels. That guy right there, a former
political correspondent no less, is reportedly Kamala Harris, an expert
in Kamala Harris whatever that means. I mean, doesn't really
take a lot to be an expert in Kamala Harris. Right,
she's black, she's female, and she's elected, and that's about it.
The rest is an empty suit. And this guy's also
(04:05):
known to be a walking Beyonce in Slight Encyclopedia MSNBC.
What are you trying to do? You get rid of
dry read the biggest racist down the planet. Okay, fine, smart,
good move, But then you're replacing with you think this
guy is going to be He's going to reach out
to your your centrist Democrats, or your independence or maybe
your maybe your liberal leaning Republicans that you're trying to get.
(04:28):
You're moving in the wrong direction, my friends, But by
all means, continue failing, because your failure is our success
will take all your viewers, all your independent viewers, at
least at least the ones with common sense. Well, moving on,
to one of my favorites of all time, congress Woman
Jasmine Jazzy Jazz Crockett, who kept it short when asked
what she would say to Elon Musk if she had
(04:51):
the chance to speak directly to him. Roll it. If
you could speak directly to Elon Musk, what would you say?
The tough, nice right. We pay her one hundred and
seventy four thousand dollars a year. She's a US congresswoman
from Texas, who, by the way, also is cheering for
Mexico and Canada to beat Donald Trump in the trade wars.
(05:14):
That didn't go so well for her. Well, that's an
incredible maturity again from America's dumbest congresswoman. Again, Jazzy Jazz,
debate anytime, your place, my camera's your topics. What do
you say? Of course, Jazzy Jazzmine ignorance didn't stop there.
She was all worked up about the spending bill, claiming
(05:35):
it wouldn't pass without her help. Notably, she slipped another
F bomb into her very next response. And while she
was busy whining and cursing like a toddler outside of Congress,
the bill passed.
Speaker 3 (05:46):
With these But we're in the minority.
Speaker 4 (05:49):
Well, so long as we stand song, and that one
Democrat falters. Let me tell you, there are going to
be Republicans. They don't want to vote for this and
they can't lose more than one vote. So so long
as we stand again, there is so long as we're here,
and the Republicans they're dysfunctionable. They can't get this done
by themselves.
Speaker 3 (06:07):
Is this a review to how cam Council message.
Speaker 1 (06:13):
So that the Republicans are dysfunctional they can't get it
done by themselves. While Jazzy Jazzer's out there talking to
the press dropping that f bombs, the Republicans pass the bill,
Let's move on to Jake Tapper, when my favorite guys
over at CNN. Well, he's got a new book, Original Sin,
President Biden's decline, its cover up, and his disastrous decision
(06:38):
to run again. When I first saw this, I was
actually thought, this has gotta be a fake, right, this
is this, This is Babylon b right, this can't be true.
Jake Tapper, CNN one of the two groups, one of
the three groups, really, because there's broadcast News, ABC, NBCCBS,
then there was MSNBC, and then there was CNN. Jake Tapper,
(07:00):
the biggest cover up fraudsters in the history of media,
covered for Joe Biden all the way up to the
point where he decided to pull himself out of Barack
Obama told him gage his ass off the off the stage.
It's commalat turn. But those guys covered up that decline,
and Jake wrote a book about it. Now, I mean,
is this comedy? What is it? Is? This opposite Monday
(07:23):
to read Jake's book. But the fact that Jake Tapper,
of all people, would put his name on a cover
of a book like that is just insane. The case
anyone forgot, here's JAKEI going to war over Biden's mental abilities.
Speaker 5 (07:36):
I think what we see.
Speaker 6 (07:37):
On stage with Joe Biden Jake is very clearly a
cognitive decline.
Speaker 7 (07:42):
That's what I'm referring to.
Speaker 8 (07:43):
It makes me uncomfortable.
Speaker 1 (07:44):
You are. I think it's so amazing.
Speaker 9 (07:48):
It's so amazing to me that I can try and
figure out an answer a cognitive decline trying to tell.
Speaker 6 (07:53):
Me that what I was suggesting was I.
Speaker 9 (07:55):
Think that you were mocking his stutter. I think you
were mocking his stutter. And I think you have absolutely
standing to diagnose somebody's cognitive decline. I would think that
somebody in the Prompt family would be more sensitive to
people who do do not have medical licenses diagnosing politicians
from Afar. Plenty of people have diagnosed your father from Afar,
(08:16):
and I'm sure it defends you.
Speaker 1 (08:18):
Your father in law from a farm. I'm sure it
defends you.
Speaker 9 (08:20):
You don't have any standing to say, you just talked.
Speaker 1 (08:24):
About a cognitive that so Jay clearly defending Joe Biden's
cognitive decline. He could have said, yeah, you're right, there's
obvious signs of cognitive decline. It's insane. But how about
a little more from Jack Boy who sat down with
the Illinois Governor J. B. Pritzker and compared today in
America to Nazi Germany.
Speaker 9 (08:42):
Yet again, a very stark warning that you're delivering there,
obviously invoking the Holocaust, obviously invoking you know, a horrible,
horrible thing that took the lives of ancestors of yours
and ancestors of mine, is evocative.
Speaker 1 (08:59):
I would also think of might be controversial.
Speaker 9 (09:00):
People might think, how can you possibly compare what happened
in Germany and World War Two to what's going on here?
Speaker 1 (09:07):
In the United States.
Speaker 10 (09:08):
Well, we're talking about the death of a constitutional republic.
That's what happened in Germany in nineteen thirty three, nineteen
thirty four, and we're seeing today that you've got an
administration in Washington that's ignoring court orders, literally ignoring when
a judge says you can't do this, They're going ahead
and doing it anyway.
Speaker 1 (09:27):
So again, the comparison to Trump as Hitler and anyone
who follows Trump or as a maga person as Nazis
continues before the election, even leading up to the election,
right before Joe Biden jumped out, but then even into
the final election with Kamala Harris across the board, they
were Joe Scarborough called Trump, Hitler, called Maga Nazis. And
(09:52):
then of course after the election, Joe and Mika put
their tail between their legs, went to mor Lago, and
Trump very wisely sla them around a little bit and
sent them on their way. But in the aftermath of election,
where they were calling Trump Hitler and maggot people Nazis,
didn't they learn their lesson? Are they still going to
do it that job? Illinois Governor Pritzker, whose family owns
I believe either High or Hilton Hotel brands, billionaires, that family,
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and they're just horribly running Illinois into the ground. Chicago
into the ground. People are fleeing that state because of
the sanctuary state nature of it. They've learned nothing, They've
learned absolutely nothing. Jake, you should be your journalism card
should be ripped out of your hands for writing a
book about Biden's cognitive decline. You're part of the problem.
(10:38):
You're part of the people hiding that decline. Jake, don't
write a book now and say you saw it coming.
You didn't agree with the rest of the media. Bull Sorry,
almost dropped it. Isn't it funny that Biden's student debt,
by the way, that debt relief ignored by the court orders,
but Pritzker was over the moon excited about it. These
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folks don't get it. To continue to get slammed in
elections going forward. I'm going to take just a minute
in remind anyone who's even a shred of doubt that
Tom Homan. Tom Homan will remove all the illegals in
this country. He is not to be messed with or
influenced at all by the cries of those deranged liberal
(11:21):
media and the politicians listen.
Speaker 5 (11:24):
First, politicians who want to push back and attacked the
men and winning of Ice and myself. I'm not running
a popularity contest. I'm out there doing with the President
promised American people. We are going to do. We're rather
enforced in the law without apology. We're going to keep coming.
You can put all the roadblocks you want up, We're
going to keep coming. For these sanctuary of cities who
want to push back in impiedas, will double the man
(11:45):
forced there, will double work site enforcement there. We're not
going away. We're going to keep coming at him until
every criminal, illegal alien gang member, every illegal alien criminal
is eradicated from this country. That's when I'll be satisfied.
Speaker 1 (11:59):
Yeah. Guess what else I heard today? Trump is signing
an order to remove everyone who's illegal from social security roles.
Can you imagine that is just unbelieved. You don't stop
the magnet, so the border right, people want to come
from all over the world, especially through our southern southern border.
Stop them, because it's a magnet. Our economy is just
so robust and so strong, and our way of life
(12:21):
is amazing and too where we have two of our
borders are water borders, which means we are wildly safe
and protected. We have an incredible government system, free market.
It rocks the world. Our defense is amazing. So people
want to come here and live under that show. Do
it legally, stop the magnet. Don't let these people come
across and compete with our own people for jobs. Hb
(12:43):
one visus right, how about that? And also remove people
from Social Security if they've been here, I don't care
if they've been here a long time. If they're not legals,
they're not paying federal income tax and that's where social
Security is funded from. Stop it. Holman's a good man
to stop it. And how about this one? Eric Adams
absolutely incredible. This guy. He really thinks that he's some
(13:04):
sort of biblical figure immune to the consequences for his
negligence and his former actions.
Speaker 11 (13:10):
Listen, So this is a biblical moment. You know, when
Jesus was on the cross, he said, God, forgive them,
for they know not what they do. All these negroes
were asking me to step down. God, forgive them. You
(13:42):
are you stupid? I'm running my race right now.
Speaker 1 (13:50):
So everyone wants to embrace Eric Adams because he was
a staunch Democrat. Let's not forget that, says the Eric
Adams who defied it. Trump called him some really nice name,
some really really mean things. In the first three years
of the Biden administration, Eric Adams was a staunch defender
of sanctuary cities and sanctuary states. He said, bring all
(14:11):
the illegals here, We're not sending them back. We'll fight Ice,
We'll fight everyone anyone that wants to pull people out
of the city of New York. And it became an
absolute dump, it became disgusting, A beautiful hotel, luxury hotel,
filled up with illegals. They paid two hundred and twenty
million dollars to the government of Pakistan for that hotel.
(14:32):
And now all of a sudden, Eric Adams gets investigated
by his own party, by Democrats in the Southern District
of New York. And now he wants to become a maga.
He wants Donald Trump's protection. Now he wants it. Folks,
you can do this. I did this with Lindy Lee
on Pierce Morgan's podcast the other night. Lindy Lee was
a major major Kamala Harris advisor, fundraiser donor. She was
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all about Kamala Harris up to the election day. After
the elections, she says, I've been conservative all along. I'm
a Trump conservative. I say, be careful, beware of these people.
They're trojan horses and they're gonna screw you. In the minute.
Trump's not president anymore, they're back to doing the same
old stuff. Voice of Gud in my ear MD telling
me it's time to go to break, folks, We'll be
(15:13):
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of South Florida. I believe. I'm pretty sure that. Okay,
So a couple more things that I have just been
watching and watching Trump doing again. I've known Trump for
a very very long time. True stories used to call it.
In the first Trump uh presidents. He used to call
me home. Sometimes it's like one o'clock in the morning,
phone wud ring, it's the White House for you, mister president.
How you doing. We'd be talking about whatever, meth f Anyway,
(15:54):
the guys, he just thinks non stop. His mind doesn't stop.
The reason why I bring that up is this is
this is pretty amazing. The Trump Gold Card, folks. I'll
tell you a little story. In the back side of
this watch.
Speaker 12 (16:06):
We're going to be selling a gold card. You have
a green card. This is a gold card. We're going
to be putting a price on that card of about
five million dollars, and that's going to give you a
green card privileges. Plus it's going to be a route
to citizenship and wealthy people will be coming into our
country by buying this card. They'll be wealthy, and they'll
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be successful, and they'll be spending a lot of money
and paying a lot of taxes and employing a lot
of people.
Speaker 1 (16:34):
So that's a really, really good idea. The gold card.
If you get come up with five million dollars, it
means you're a successful human being for whatever reason. If
you did it, you're successful. You buy this gold card
and it it brings you. It doesn't make you a citizen.
It brings you to the front of the line of
gaining citizenship to the United States. It's a genius idea.
(16:55):
I love this idea. I don't love Howard Lutnik. I
hope this not is but he said, if we get
two hundred thousand buyers of the Goal card, that's a
trillion dollars off to debt. He's right, the numbers are right.
It's fantastic little story though. And Trump one point, oh
was like just thinking one day, It's like, why don't
we call why don't you guys do a Trump card
and call it? Have a credit card called the Trump card.
(17:16):
And if you want to give out EBT money, you
want to give out assistance help to underprivileged people in
the country, give them a card. They have did EBT
cards right now, they're black them, make them go to
make them Trump cards. And so every time someone goes
and buys some food with an EBT card, they're pulling
out a Trump card. I sent it into the White House.
They liked it. It never went anywhere, but they reversed
(17:37):
it and flipped it and twisted it into a pretzel,
made it something even better. Look at that Trump five
million dollar gold card. You will get very very successful,
smart people coming into the country. Doesn't do anything about
our regular immigration process still happens. These people get to
jump the line. And I think this is a wonderful,
great idea. Not the elitist, but you want the smart,
(17:59):
the brightest, and the smartest people to come to this country.
Staying on the gold theme, listen to this.
Speaker 12 (18:05):
We're also going to Fort Knox.
Speaker 1 (18:08):
I'm gonna go with Elon and would anybody like to join.
Speaker 8 (18:14):
Us because we want to see if the gold is
still there.
Speaker 1 (18:21):
We want to see So this is this is really
really important. So the idea is Elon Muskus said he
wants to he wants to go to Fort Knox and
find out how much gold is actually in Fort Knox. Now,
I'll take it through this story. Used to be a
gold trader, as a Wall Street gold trader for many years,
twelve years gold and oil. That spent my whole life's
trading gold and oil. There is supposed to be one
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hundred and forty seven million troy ounces of gold in
Fort Knox. It's about a half a trillion dollar, about
four hundred and seventy five billion dollars worth of gold.
And back in the day before we came off the
gold standard, every single dollar bill, one hundred dollar bill
was backed by an ounce of gold. Well, we went
on the gold standard and all of a sudden, are
deficits skyrocketed. But make a long story short, that half
(19:04):
a trillion dollar. Back then it was worth a lot less,
but it's now three thousand dollars an ounce worth about
a half a trillion dollars. But do we know it
hasn't been audited in decades. So Elon says, let's go audit.
Find out what's Sarah Trump's going. I think it's fantastic.
You heard him say, does anyone want to go? I've
already submitted my request to the White House. I want
to go. I want to go see the gold. I
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would love to see the gold. So Trump again working
for the American people. Something in media. I love the media.
I've been around the media my whole life. Rachel Maddow
absolutely disgraced herself and her network after her good buddy
Joy Reid was sent packing. Truly a miracle she still
is employed after this rant. Take a listen.
Speaker 7 (19:47):
There is no colleague for whom I have had more
affection and more respect than Joy Reid. I love everything
about her. I have learned so much from her. I
have so much more to learn from her. I do
not want to lose her as a colleague here at MSNBC,
and personally, I think It is a bad mistake to
let her walk out the door.
Speaker 13 (20:05):
I will tell you.
Speaker 7 (20:06):
It is also unnerving to see that on a network
where we've got two count of two non white hosts
in primetime. Both of our non white hosts in primetime
are losing their shows, as is Katie Fang on the weekend.
And that feels worse than bad no matter who replaces now,
that feels indefensible, and I do not defend it.
Speaker 1 (20:29):
A couple thoughts here, A couple of thoughts. First of all,
I come from a place where if I ever spoke
about my bosses at Fox or just about any other
network I worked at in that light, calling them out
from mistakes they made and hope you fix it on
air for the Fox with they would have shut they
would have shut the they were going to break control
(20:51):
the second floor to calls and go to break and
that would happen just about every single network across the board.
You have a right to say that, Rachel, But I
find you a hypocrite because you're making twenty five million
dollars a year for working one night a week. You
work Mondays one night a week, and you're gonna get
twenty five million a year. And by the way, aren't
you white? I think you're white. So all this idea
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of there's only two non white hosts in all of
prime time or whatever she said, and one of them's
Troy whed and she's gone. You can step down. You
can step down, Rachel. That'll improve the odds a little
bit better. I don't know, quiping a hypocrite anyway. Our
good friend Megan Kelly absolutely ripped into Rachel Maddow for
this one.
Speaker 6 (21:32):
Listening really is one of the most Maybe is she
the most annoying people on television? She oozes sanctimony and
self righteousness. And here's the real capper. She took her
boss's faces and rubbed them in last night.
Speaker 1 (21:50):
That's what she did.
Speaker 6 (21:51):
Rebecca and Mark, do you have any spines whatsoever? Are
you actually going to let an employee that's what she
is Rachel Maddow talk about you, your company and your
decision making this way, mister Lazarus, do you have any testosterone?
(22:12):
Do you have any testicular fortitude to stand up for
yourself as a professional and executive never mind a man,
and tell this woman you're fired too.
Speaker 1 (22:25):
You know, I'm just gonna leave it right there because
Megan just nailed it, folks. All right, we will be
right back, all right, MD. Keep that New Sumurita Beach. Yeah,
(22:50):
look at that video. Look at that that, folks, that's live.
And let me see the cars on the beacon drive
on the beach in New Sumurna Beach. It's due east
of Orlando, about forty forty miles or so. And I
know this because I pretty much grew up on that
beach right there. Wonderful place, just a love, just a
quiet little sleep. Happens to be also the shark bite
(23:11):
capital of the world, if I'm not mistaken. But for
whatever reason, the jet stream in the water or whatever
it's called, just the Gulf stream, I guess where it
comes around and heats the water up and brings it
real close to shore. So a lot of people get
bit there. I never got bit. I can tell you that,
all right, James call me. Well, he's in hot water, honeypot,
hot water that his folks. Could this be the moment
(23:32):
we finally finally see a bad guy getting what's coming
to him or her in the swampy world of the
DC swamp Because there are those bad guys out there,
you know, in the open. We know who they are
because they're loud. They can't help themselves. Chuck Schumer, I'm
thinking Adam Shift, shifty Shift, Liz Cheney bad lady, Hillary
Clinton bad woman. There are bad players who also have
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power and also feel empowered that they're above the law,
and that's because they're protected by the swamp, by the
deep state. Then there are actors who lurk somewhat beneath
the surface a little bit. They hide behind a veneer
of law and of doing good, but in fact they're politicized.
They're on the wrong side of the law, and they're
not at all good people. They hide behind the trust
(24:18):
Americans place in the agencies that they work for. Think
Anthony Fauci, Think Merrick Garland thinks James Comy Fauchi's gone.
Security clearance has gone as well. Thanks for that, Donald Trump.
Merrick Garland, that disgrace. Attorney general, former attorney general. He's
gone to But James call me. He's not gone. He's
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very much still around and often has some things to
say when he should probably keep his mouth shut. You
see Joe Biden, or rather the commie minions around Joe
who protected him, who ran the country. At the end
of that presidency, they issued a bunch of preemptive pardons
for some of the really disgusting and unpatriotic Americans on
that list, his corrupt, money hungry family, the Bidens, Anthony
(25:03):
Fauci got pardoned, and any members of Congress Republicans who
served on the bogus January sixth Investigation Committee. But not
on that list. James fing Comy. He's one of the
absolute worst threconing time for James Coby too, and he
knew this was coming, didn't he.
Speaker 14 (25:22):
Are you concerned that it may get a test unlike
any other if Donald Trump is reelected. I mean, when
you think about a second Trump administration, what do you
think the implications would be for the FBI?
Speaker 1 (25:34):
Oh?
Speaker 15 (25:34):
Serious, for the Justice Department and the FBI, because Trump
is coming for those institutions. He knows their power, and
I think he has regrets that he didn't work hard
enough to corrupt them last time. So he's coming for them,
and that's a danger for all Americans.
Speaker 1 (25:48):
Oh yeah, and that's just for all Americas. Mister James Comey,
for you FBI looking at the James Comby's off the books,
honeypot operation targeting twenty sixteen Trump campaign the Washington Times.
That's because the FBI will now look into James By
the way, cash Battel and Dan Bongino's FBI will now
look into James Comy's off the books operation targeting President
(26:10):
Trump's first presidential campaign twenty sixteen. As promised, Cashptel said
he would work to restore faith in the FBI. And
this is a good start. It's a big one, folks.
You see, as chief investigator for the House Probe into
Russian interference into the twenty sixteen presidential election, cash Battel
led the effort to uncover PISA abuse the court member
(26:32):
where FBI would have to go to the FISA Court
to get approval to spy on Americans, and they did
that for Trump and we now know afterwards, eight years
later that that was illegal and they were illegally using
the PIZA Court. That's FISA abuse. Well, Coomy exposed the
Department of Justice unlawful and I'm sorry Cashptel exposed it
(26:54):
to their unlawful surveilling of Americans, including members of the
twenty sixteen Trump campaign. Honeypot investigation is said to be
separate from the twenty sixteen FBI investigation knows we all
know this one Crossfire Hurricane, which investigated whether the Trump
campaign was colluding with Russia to influence the outcome of
the election. As history goes, Trump fired Camy in May
(27:17):
of twenty seventeen. Days later, Robert Muller was appointed as
Chief Council Special Council to take over Crossfire Hurricane the probe,
and as we all know now, there was no evidence
of any Russian collusion. The FBI is reportedly starting an
investigation into the allegations that James call me led FBI
launched a honeypot operation to infiltrate the twenty sixteen Trump
(27:42):
campaign with two of its female FBI agents. Honeypot, get it?
Remember when President Trump told us this happened.
Speaker 12 (27:50):
So the biggest scandal was when they spied on my campaign.
Speaker 1 (27:54):
They spied on my campaign. There's no real evidence of that,
of course there is.
Speaker 12 (27:58):
It's all over the place, leslie in spite of my campaign.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
And again, can I say something?
Speaker 2 (28:04):
You know, this is sixty minutes and we can't put
on things.
Speaker 1 (28:08):
We can't be because it's bad week. So little the
old story right there, that was a sixteen minutes interview.
That was October of twenty sixteen, two weeks before the
election twenty twenty nineteen. I'm sorry, two weeks before the
twenty twenty election, Trump said, for that interview, I had
I had a full town hall hour with Trump that
was gonna tape right after that. He was so ticked off.
(28:32):
He was livid, livid at Leslie stalls. In sixty minutes,
he was stomping around. He was the Oval office was
right next to the Rose Garden. We're doing the interview
in the rose garden. He was fuming mad. I thought
he wasn't gonna sit down for the interview for the
town hall, and to his credit, he did and answered
questions of all the folks. But anyway, he was ticked
off at Leslie Song. By the way, she was wrong.
(28:53):
She was absolutely wrong. Anyway, So the FBI was looking
into an alleged twenty fifteen operation, which was revealed by
a whistleblower to the House Judiciary Committee last year, involving
two agents acting as honey pots while traveling with the
Trump team. This is like a really, it's like a novel.
It's the stuff you only see in movies or at
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least you're only supposed to see in movies. Honey Pots
typically refer to undercover agents who act romantically interested in
a target to draw information out of them. That's right,
this stuff is like in the movies. Are so we thought?
And I'm reading FBI investigating James Coney's Comy's alleged plan
to infiltrate Trump campaign with honey pot agents, says The
(29:37):
Daily Wire. The whistleblower claims it was an off the
book's investigation targeting Trump, who was a candidate at the time,
and the whistleblower claims that Komy personally ordered and directed
the honeypots to go after the Trump campaign shortly after
Trump announced his run for president back in twenty fifteen.
These two female agents were allegedly inserted into the high
(29:58):
levels of the Trump campaign to act as honeypots and
to travel with Trump and his campaign staff, but reportedly
the investigation was closed because a media outlet took a
photo of one of the agents and was about to
publish it. According to the whistleblower, employees who knew about
it were directed never to discuss the operation with anyone again,
and new FBI director Cash Mattel is looking for those
(30:21):
very honeypots. I'm glad he is. We all are, because
it's time for truth and redemption. It's the only way
to even begin to restore trust in the FBI. And
James Comy has proven time and time again that he
is politicized, and given his history, we certainly shouldn't put
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it past him to carry out something like this honeypot
FBI story. Does anyone remember when in twenty eighteen James
Comy bragged about sending two FBI agents to the Trump
White House to ambush General Michael Flynn.
Speaker 15 (30:54):
That's hard to imagine two FBI agents sending up in
the stateroom.
Speaker 14 (30:57):
How did that happen?
Speaker 8 (30:59):
I sent them something I probably wouldn't have done or
maybe gotten away with in a more organized investigation, more
organized administration in the George W. Bush administration, for example,
or the Obama administration. The protocol two men that all
of us have perhaps increased appreciation for over the last
(31:23):
two years, and in both of those administrations there was
a process.
Speaker 1 (31:29):
So that guy is sitting there in front of a
group in public, bragging about weaponizing his own FBI to
ambush and then later frame General Flint. You see firing
these criminals like him, like Comy, just isn't good enough
for storing faith in our institutions requires real accountability, and
that means purp walks, folks prosecutions. I'd love to see
(31:53):
Comy and handcuffs, wouldn't you, You know, kind of like
the one James Comy refused to carry out with Secretary
of State Hillary Clinton. In twenty sixteen, Comey said that
the FBI can't find a case that would bring criminal
charges to Hillary, even after she was caught bleaching hundreds
of emails and sent them to registered sex offenders with
(32:15):
Anthony Weiner an attempt to cover her own tracks.
Speaker 16 (32:19):
Although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes
regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is that
no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. Prosecutors is
necessarily a way a number of factors before deciding whether
to bring charges. There are obvious considerations like the strength
of the evidence, especially regarding intent. Responsible decisions also consider
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the context of a person's actions and how similar situations
have been handled in the past. In looking back at
our investigations into the mishandling or removal of classified information,
we cannot find a case that would support bringing criminal
charges on these firsts.
Speaker 1 (33:01):
That guy spends thirteen minutes talking about how Hillary Clinton
had over thirty thousand emails on her private servers, how
those emails were then susceptible to outside bad actors, and
how much of keeping and sending of those classified emails
by her and her staff were questionable. And then he
tells the American people straight up that no, we won't
(33:22):
charge her. And by the way, politics had no bearing
on his decision whatsoever. Wink wink, wink Right, any person
who spent fifteen minutes with a security clearance knows just
how criminal her behavior was. And this the worst, most egregious,
most despicable, most hateous crime in the US history was
and is, the Trump Russia collusion hoax. Yet not a
(33:44):
single person has ever been punished for that horrific crime.
Speaker 17 (33:49):
CNN has learned this hour that the former FBI Director
James Coby was aware that a critical piece of information
in the Hillary Clinton email investigation.
Speaker 1 (33:59):
Was right rom. I'm sure Cash and Dan and Pam
Bondi are looking at that little thing right there. James
Comy is one of the architects of a distrustful FBI.
He took something sacred away from the American people, our trust,
and the only way to restore that is by placing
a cost on that so it doesn't happen again. Comy,
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the cost you're about to pay. It's time you get
what's coming to you. Right back, Ah, beautiful Miami, only
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All right, let's file this one under things nobody needs.
Gavin Newsom, California Governor. Well, he's launching a podcast. No, seriously,
(36:20):
he really is. We need to change the conversation.
Speaker 18 (36:23):
And that's why I'm launching a new podcast, and this
is going to be anything but the ordinary politician podcast.
I'm going to be talking to people directly that I
disagree with, as well as people I look up to.
But more important than anything else, I'll be talking directly
with you, the listener, real conversations. What's going on with
the cost of eggs, what are the impacts, real impacts
(36:45):
to you around tariffs. What power does an executive order
really have? And what's really going on inside of dotsch. Look,
there's an onslaught of information that we take in, so
let's take it to the sources without the typical political
mumbo jumbo.
Speaker 1 (37:01):
I don't think Kevin should be worrying about his own economy.
I mean, he took a thriving California economy a ten
billion dollar surplus put it into a twenty billion dollar deficit.
I think you should be worrying about that, not playing
around with podcast governor. And you say anything but the
ordinary politician, not the typical political mumbo jumbo, your words,
(37:22):
Are you freaking kidding us with this Newsom faces backlash
after attending French laundry dinner. Hmmm, politico political mumbo jumbo.
Like say, I don't know, throwing a massless party at
a fancy I might say fancy. It's called French laundry.
It's four hundred dollars a plate dinner in that restaurant.
(37:42):
It's the most expensive restaurant in the country during COVID,
right in the middle of COVID. As a matter of fact,
while forcing your whole state's population to endure draconian lockdowns
and masks and school closings, in business closings, or like
lying about the state of the water supply during some
of the most devastating wildfires the state of California has
(38:04):
ever seen. What is the situation with water? Obviously in
the Palisage ran out last night in the hydrants. I
was tarted the firefighter on this block. They laughed because
there was no water in the hydrants here.
Speaker 18 (38:14):
The local folks are trying to figure that out. I mean,
just when you have a system that it's not dissimilar
to what we've seen in other extraordinarily large scale fires,
whether it be pipe of electricity or whether it just
be the complete overwhelm of the system.
Speaker 1 (38:28):
Gavin, here's your truth bomb. My friend, Gavin, there's some
is launching a podcast where he will never tell the truth.
What's going on with the cost of eggs. I'll tell
you what's going on with the cost of eggs. Gavin,
your former supreme leader caused massive inflation and then killed
a bunch of chickens for fear of bird flu. I
can't believe I have to say this to you, but
nobody wants this podcast not no One, not nowhere, and
(38:50):
not know how. We just got rid of one bumbling
communist idiot, with Joy Reid finally bowing out in disgrace,
booted from a network that still thinks Jensa's ideas don't sing, stink.
Who's gonna say something else? We're finally losing members of
the legacy media, the leftist machines, media soldiers of propaganda
(39:12):
are falling off one by one, dropping like flies. Americans
are tired of listening to the lies Gav and now
the world has to endure a podcast with Governor Gavin Newsom.
How about fixing forest management in your own state? Or
how about fixing water management so everything people own doesn't
burn to the ground and we the taxpayer have to
(39:33):
spend our money to build it back up. Or fixing
the massive deficit you created like I just said a
minute ago, or massive wholeness is crisis you were supposed
to fix years ago. Now actually, Gavin says, nah, you
know what I've got to offer instead a podcast featuring
me and my hair gel. The truth is not exactly
(39:54):
Gavin's forte like when he lied right to the face
of a petrified citizen worried about her own house.
Speaker 6 (40:00):
Governor, you got a second.
Speaker 5 (40:03):
Governor, Governor, I live here, Governor, that was my daughter's school.
Speaker 6 (40:08):
Governor. Please tell me what you're gonna do.
Speaker 1 (40:10):
My promise.
Speaker 19 (40:11):
I'm literally talking to the President right now to specifically
answer the question of what we can do for you.
Speaker 1 (40:17):
And your daughter.
Speaker 3 (40:18):
Can I hear it?
Speaker 6 (40:19):
Can I hear your call?
Speaker 1 (40:20):
Because I don't believe it?
Speaker 19 (40:23):
I'm sorry, can I there's literally I've tried five times.
That's why I'm walking around to me.
Speaker 10 (40:27):
Is the President not taking your call because.
Speaker 1 (40:30):
It's not going through? Why I have to get cell service?
Let's get it, let's get it.
Speaker 7 (40:34):
I want to be here when you call the President.
Speaker 1 (40:35):
I appreciate it.
Speaker 19 (40:36):
I'm doing that right now, and it's to immediately get reimbursements,
individual assistance, and to help you on with devist looking
for her.
Speaker 1 (40:44):
So in case you didn't catch that, folks, he was
literally telling the woman he's on the phone with the
President right now. He says, I'm literally talking to the
President right now, Joe Biden. And then when she says, well,
look let me talk to him, and he's say, oh,
hold on. A minute later he's like, oh, there's no
cell service here. I'm on the phone with the president
right now. I mean I'm not on the phone with
the president right now. I will be, but I'm not
(41:06):
right now because there's no celf service. Because I'm lying
to you, lady. He lied about the water issue, the
lack of preparedness. That's who Gavin Newsome is. That's his
political mumbo jumbo. The world has already seen plenty of
Gavin in action, seeing a character study in narcissistic, sociopathic behavior.
Actually we should just call a Democrat behavior. Whatever. Poor
(41:27):
Gavin wanted everyone to know that he's a victim in
all of that. During those tragic wildfires, he was upset,
he was angry. He wants answers. So as La burned
to the ground, he went on a lib podcast to
do brand pr crisis for who the people of California, No,
for himself.
Speaker 13 (41:46):
I want to know the answers. So I'm the governor
of California. I want to know the answer. I've got
that question. I can't tell you about how many people
what happened on my own team saying what happened? And
I want to get the answers, and wasn't going to
help you cannon with. They won't getting straight answers. Yeah,
I watched the press conference. I met with some of
those leaders. We had my team start talking in local
leaders saying, what's going on our state.
Speaker 1 (42:05):
Weren't getting straight answers, right, I was.
Speaker 13 (42:06):
Getting different answers. When you start getting different answers, then
I'm not getting into the actual story and they're assessing it.
And I get that as well. You have to a
little bit of grace back to the point. We're in
this emergency environment and everything else. So I just want
to determine the facts. But no one has any patience
anymore in this weaponize back to the grievance of Trump
everyone else.
Speaker 1 (42:23):
There's immediate No, not my fault. Gavin's the victim. It's
never Gavin's fault. That's who he is. That's Gavin's political
mumbo jumbo. Gavin Newsom used taxpayer dollars to roll out
the red carpet part and the pund for the Chinese
Communist Party remove the hundreds of homeless people again, a
major problem he promised to resolve years ago. Remember this,
(42:44):
Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 17 (42:45):
We believe fundamentally that food solves hunger, that shelters solves sleep,
and that housing solves homelessness.
Speaker 1 (42:54):
And if we're going to.
Speaker 17 (42:55):
Solve the problem of those that are out on the
streets that we define as homeless, we better solve the
housing problem if we're going to have an impact.
Speaker 1 (43:05):
And that's why we.
Speaker 17 (43:06):
Established this framework what we called a ten year plan
to end chronic holeness in San Francisco.
Speaker 1 (43:11):
So that was Gavin in two thousand and eight, a
plan to solve homelessness within the decades since Newsom became governor,
he spent twenty four billion dollars to end the homeless crisis.
And the result, homelesses has increased by forty percent. Twenty
four billion dollars increased it by almost forty percent increase.
That's Gavin Newsom's politico mumbo jumbo. Is there anything more
(43:34):
tone death than launching a podcast to change the conversation
right after your state has been decimated by one of
the worst natural disasters California has ever seen. Thousands and
thousands of people lost everything they had. This guy is
going to sit in front of a microphone with Harry
the artist formerly known as Prince, and Megan Markel and
(43:55):
just one more thing on this you know, Gavin's been
promising to come on this show and I show for months.
I just texted him this morning. Hey, Governor, time for
you to walk the walk. Now. You've been promising me
for an interview for months. You've been talk to talk.
Now walk the walk. Come on, let's have this conversation.
(44:17):
Let's have a conversation about who's really responsible for the
high price of eggs. Gov. Come, let's see what the
truth is like. I say, I agree. We don't need
to change the conversation. Gavin, come by and have a
conversation with me right here on bowling. Check it out,
(44:43):
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have gold in their portfolio. All right, folks, you saw
this yesterday. We talked about it a little bit. There's
a reason we're going to play it again. Caroline Levitt
made that announcement yesterday saying that the White House press
(46:30):
pool would now be determined by the administration.
Speaker 3 (46:35):
Listen, as you all know, for decades, a group of
DC based journalists, the White House Correspondence Association, has long
dictated which journalists get to ask questions of the President
of the United States in these most intimate spaces. Not anymore.
Speaker 1 (46:51):
So this is a really good thing. If you remember
the first term, Trump would go to the press and
these clowns, you Mac Costs and whatnot would stand up
and they wouldn't want to ask questions for the American people.
They were trying to make a name for themselves. They
would stand up and just fight with Trump for the hell,
for the heck of it, just to make a name
for their develop their own careers, so to speak. So I,
for one, by the way, I was a White House
(47:12):
Correspondent Association with WHCA associate member. I got my membership
taking away from me the week Joe Biden went into
the White House. They took it away from me. So
this whole idea that somehow Trump shouldn't be able to
do this. Biden did it, He did it himself. They
all do. But Jackie Heinrich, the Fox News senior White
House corresponding, she was not happy with the White House's
(47:35):
decision to take over the press pool from the White
House Correspondence Association, saying this move does not give power
back to the people, It gives power to the White House.
I will tell you this is creating quite the uproar
all over social media because people like Fox News we
should be we should be embracing Caroline Levitt and Stephen Chung,
(47:56):
the Comms director, for doing things taking the power back
away from the left this media. But don't take my
word for it. Let's bring in the great Steve Bannon,
the Grand Puba of America. First in MAGA, who Steve.
I love this idea of Trump taking back the White House,
the briefing room, but also the White House Correspondence Association
power to pick who's part of the press pool and
(48:18):
who gets questions to ask your thoughts. I think it's huge.
Speaker 20 (48:23):
I try to do this in the first I try
to do this in the first term, Eric and you
know was outvoted, you know, like ten to one. This
shows you the boldness and I think how much President
Trump's stepping into these decisions and Caroline Levit's the perfect
Press secretary to do it.
Speaker 1 (48:39):
I think it's very powerful.
Speaker 20 (48:40):
People should know the White House, you know, the White
House Correspondence Association has kind of run the deal there
for decade after decade after decade. President Trump is taking
is taking direct charge of this. It's very powerful. You
saw it today in the first time. They did it
in the cabinet space where they had Newsmax, they.
Speaker 1 (48:57):
Had the Blaze.
Speaker 20 (49:00):
I think they had Daily Signal, had a bunch of
alternative voices and streaming services in there asking questions. It
was fantastic, sir.
Speaker 1 (49:06):
Yeah, yeah, it's wonderful that the and again folks that
need to understand that the White House Correspondence Association is
made up by the general media, which is vastly ninety
plus percent Lean's left or is hard left, Steve, So
why not take the power back? And like I said,
mine was my pass that you guys gave me was
pulled the minute Joe Biden got into office.
Speaker 20 (49:31):
No, this is uh, you know, This is huge you're
going to see and I think President Trump. What I
like about this Eric is I think he feels much
more comfortable now not being attacked NonStop by.
Speaker 1 (49:41):
The mainstream media.
Speaker 20 (49:42):
He's got a broader you know, streaming services, podcast, alternative media.
The people over at Breitbart, they're asking better questions. They're
asking questions
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