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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Two six six sixty eight, sixty eight is the number. Okay.
The key to his success in terms of breaking in
and shooting people was because Bolter Vance Bolter was dressed
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as a police officer. He impersonated a police officer. He
wore a badge, He probably even had a taser on
him to make it look like he was, you know,
with the full of the belt and everything. He had
a SUV style security vehicle with the emergency lights on.
He had a mask, so he convinced both State Senator
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Hoffman and State Representative Melissa Hortman that he was a
legitimate police officer and there was a security issue, and
that's how he's able to break into both homes. I
want you to listen now to the Minnesota Public Security
Commissioner in response to that, when he's giving out this information,
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how dare he abuse the trust that people have in
law enforcement, in men and women in law enforcement uniform
to commit these heinous, monstrous murders roll Cut forty four.
Speaker 2 (01:24):
Mike Bolter exploited the trust our uniforms are meant to represent.
That betrayal is deeply disturbing to those of us who
wear the badge with honor. And responsibility.
Speaker 1 (01:42):
I agree with him. I mean ed and just in
one of the homes. And I don't want to linger
on this, but there was a beautiful dog, a terrier
on these beautiful rescue dogs, and apparently he shot that
dog down, not even blinking, just boom, shot it dead.
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I mean, this guy's a monster. He's a monster. Okay,
he's a cold sob man. Let me tell you you're sick.
You're really sick. No regard for human life, no regard
for anything. Now, I just want to emphasize two points
only because the media is running with information that they
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have not corroborated, that has not been verified. Some of
it is blatantly untrue to try to smear Trump as
somehow being responsible. By the way, I have idiots who
are emailing me, these crazy moonbats. I swear to you
saying I'm to blame me. I have blood on my hands.
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We we You're going to blame for what happened in Minnesota.
You're crazy, that's what you are. You're crazy. Okay. So
both of them, State Senator John Hoffman and Melissa Hortman,
and the reason why it's very important. With Hortman, she
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was the former House speaker of Minnesota. So she was
a very senior, very influential, very prominent state Democrat. Both
of them crossed the aisle and voted with Republicans to
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cut free healthcare i e. Medicaid to illegal aliens, which
many on the hard radical left in Minnesota said was
an absolute betrayal that they would never forgive them for.
So there was a lot of hatred and a lot
of fire and fury and a lot of anger and
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disgust and recrimination being directed at the two of them
saying how dare you do this to illegals. Furthermore, again
this is being downplayed by much of the media, Bolter's
vehicle had hundreds hundreds of flyers for the No Kings
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protest over the weekend. So, and remember he was an
aide of Tim Waltz. He was appointed once by the
previous Democrat Governor Mark Dayton, again by Waltz, appointed to
the the workforce this Minnesota Workforce Development Commission. So he
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sat on the member of a council and a commission,
which is you only put hacks on these commissions. These
are vetted, they're checked. These are you you know, you
put political partisans there. So if he was this big
Maga Trumps supporter. Well, why did Waltz appoint him? Why
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did Waltz put him on the board. In fact, the
statement that he released after he appointed Bolter to this
Workforce commission was quote, He's a man of immense integrity,
honor and character. Literally, that's what he said, and that's
why we're putting him on the board. Now. He did
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work again to try to relocate and settle African migrants
from the Congo through Africa United, which is an NGO
that is in many states, and they do get a
lot of US AID money. Now, if that's the case,
that may explain Bolter's cash, because he had a lot
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of cash because what all of his workers were saying,
or whatever his friends, workers, all of his roommates, buddies,
friends were saying, is his security company wasn't getting off
the ground. He was financially frustrated. Nothing seemed to be
working in terms of a professional point of view. He
had to take a job as a manager at a
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convenience store, which he thought was beneath him. But he's
got all this cash, and he's got multiple cars, and
he's got multiple properties. So where did he get the cash. Well,
people are saying it's got to be USAID from his
work with Africa United relocating these African migrants. They're claiming
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that he never got a single contract. Now we have
to find out. That's where I think the Doge boys
need to get in there and track the money, follow
the money, because again something doesn't smell right. But the
fact of the matter is whatever, whatever it leads to,
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the fact of the matter is, this was Tim Waltz's
AID and another AID among other aids who have been
caught committing horrible, horrible crimes and acts of terrorism. So
my question to you, do Democrats bear responsibility for what
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happened in Minnesota? And is their ideology of violence and
hatred is it now literally putting people's lives at risk. Okay,
let me throw this super mini log on the fire
before I get right back to the phone. Lines six
one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight on
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his resume and you could see it on Bolter's website. Okay,
the suspected he's now been arrested, the suspected shooter, the assassin.
He keeps going on his extensive experience in the Middle East.
Now he may be blowing smoke. This could just be,
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you know, a lie to puff himself up. He was
in Eastern Europe, he was in Africa, he was in Gaza,
He's in southern Lebanon, he was across the Middle East.
So this just may be a way for him to
buff himself up to get his security company off the ground. Okay.
So I'm not saying believe him, but part of me
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I'm looking at this and I'm just you know, thinking
like an investigator. Could he be tied. Could this be
an active terrorism with ties to the Middle East. I'm
not saying it is far from it, but I'm just saying,
hmm hmm. With the war going on between Israel and Iran,
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with the Muslim Brotherhood now actively working in the United States,
and now it's been confirmed many of them joined the
No King's protests over the weekend, waiving the Palestinian flag
calling for death to Donald Trump. Many of these protests
were literally calling for the assassination of Trump, and the
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Muslim Brotherhood was playing a key role in this. And
by the way, the left conveniently forgets it was an
anti Trumper, a leftist who came a millimeter from blowing
Trump's brains out shot him in the year. So you know,
sudden a maga's violent all Maga donds was one violence. Yeah,
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you almost killed a former president and the leading presidential candidate.
So if I were you, I would get off my
high horse. Okay, but what two assassination attempts is not
enough for you? And so for example, in North Carolina,
a state rep literally held the head of a fake
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severed Trump head. In another one in Virginia, they were
chanting and calling for Trump's assassination and murder. In La
elements of the Muslim Brotherhood were waiving Palestinian flags, literally
chanting death to Trump, death to America, assassinate him, kill him.
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So this is what you see happening all around the country.
You know, you can't rule anything out now at this point.
Now again, it could all be lies, it could all
be smoke, it could all be a way of trying
to puff himself up. But to me, it's got to
be a possibility. Was there any foreign connection to what
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vance Bolter did? That I think is something the police
and the FEDS need to investigate. Agree disagree. Sick two
six six sixty eight sixty eight Mark in Medford thanks
for holding Mark and welcome.
Speaker 3 (11:10):
Good morning, Jeff. How are you on this Monday?
Speaker 1 (11:13):
I'm good? How are you, Mark? I'm good, Jeff.
Speaker 4 (11:16):
So, first off, I want to stop by saying, if
anybody out there doesn't know what talking out of both
sides of your mouth is, that you should play that
Tim Waltz montage again because he's the perfect freaking example
of it. Okay, that's number one.
Speaker 3 (11:32):
Number two.
Speaker 4 (11:33):
I don't know why this guy did this, and I
feel sorry for everybody involved that died, that's that's critically
injured and whatnot. But have you noticed, Jeff, you brought
up Trump's assassination attempts. Have you noticed that not one
conservative Republican or anybody in the right frame of mind, okay,
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has said I wish they all died. I wish the
shooter was a better shot. Uh, can't say so much
about that on the other side, now, can wait?
Speaker 1 (12:09):
Oh brilliant, absolutely brilliant. And it wasn't just Trump. You're right,
Look at Luigi MANGIONI. Look look how the left has
glorified Mangioni. He's a hero. It's a hero for having
killed that healthcare CEO. Nobody on the right nobody is saying, wow,
look at Vance Bolter. Yeah, yeah, he's a hero. He
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shot him dead, you know, Or I wish she killed
the other two. Son of a gun. Should have been
a better shot. That's what they said about Trump. That's
what they said about MANGIONI notice, on the right, we
condemn it unconditionally, unconditionally, no excuses. And I've got to
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ask you, Mark, what do you think was the motive
for this monster? What do you think was the ultimate
reason why he did what he did.
Speaker 4 (13:08):
Jeff, I've been saying this for a while now, with
all these protests and all these whack jobs out there,
and you know what, I'm not blaming one side. I
blame both sides. Eventually someone is going to snap and
say enough is enough.
Speaker 5 (13:25):
I can't deal with this.
Speaker 4 (13:26):
Bull crap anymore.
Speaker 3 (13:28):
And here's a.
Speaker 5 (13:29):
Little food for thought, Jeff. If you people think that
Donald Trump thinks he's a king, I got news for you.
A king won't let you have a no king's protest,
you friggin' morons.
Speaker 1 (13:44):
Mark, drop the mic, baby, because you're completely right. No king,
no monarch, no dictator, no strong man would allow you
to have millions of people marching in two thousand and
cities across the country calling for him to be overthrown.
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That's just that's not what dictators and monarchs do. But
you can't. And by the way, you know, when you
look at the crowd, most of the people that LA
was the exception. There was a lot of young men
there and you can see they're you know, from everywhere
but here in Massachusetts as an example, but it doesn't
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matter many other places. They were overwhelmingly white, obviously very
liberal and either middle aged or senior citizens. So it's
really old white liberals who read the New York Times
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or the Boston Globe or the few left that still
watch this is CNN or ABC News or CBS News
or whatever listen to n PR. That was the NPR
crowd for the most part that was out there last night, sorry,
over the weekend. That's those were the shock troops of
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the No Kings protest. And honestly, that's why it was
such a dud. It's just you'd you know, you were
the young people, nah, latinos, na blacks Nah. Uh, they
just did because in the end, everybody can see the
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last thing Trump is is a dictator. He won the election,
he campaigned on deporting illegal aliens. ICE is part of
the deportation effort. Hello, what's the problem? Six one seven
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two six six sixty eight sixty eight Alex in the
Freedom State, Florida. Thanks for holding Alex, and welcome.
Speaker 3 (16:09):
Hey Jeff, thanks for taking.
Speaker 1 (16:10):
My call, my pleasure Alex.
Speaker 3 (16:14):
Recently, I've been thinking that we don't really know the truth.
None of us know the truth until the Epstein files
are released. We don't know what people really think. I
think there's a whole bunch of blackmail going on, and unfortunately,
I think probably Trump and Pam Bondy and Robert Kennedy
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Junior and Elon Musk are part of those files. I mean,
I hate to say that, we.
Speaker 1 (16:45):
Alex, I'm up against a heartbreak. Can you just hang on?
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number? Okay? Before we go right back to
Alex and Florida. And by the way, a couple of
lines are open if you want to jump on two
six six sixty eight sixty eight. There is a story.
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It's a very disturbing story. It is. It's a local story,
but it's gone. Like everything else in Massachusetts, it's gone National.
There is a grocery store in Brookline, which, by the way,
is heavily Jewish. Okay, it's a heavily Jewish area, very
nice area, prosperous, clean, very safe. Well, over the weekend
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they had a nasty anti Semitic incident during these No
Kings protests. Someone through a brick and smashed the window
right through the window of this Jewish grocery store, and
it said free Palestine on the brick. Now, this grocery
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store has been around for sixty years and Sandy knows
it very well. Many people in that whole community know
it very well. It's a staple of the commune. And
to show you what kind of people run it, they're good, decent,
salt of the earth people. By the way, they have
excellent meats, excellent meats, fruits, vegetables, but their meats, everybody
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says top quality. When they haven't sold say sandwiches or
delis or whatever foods that are prepared for that day,
they will go to the local Senior citizen home or
the local VA home and give away free food, free food, delicious, healthy, nutritious,
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free food to veterans and senior citizens. That's the kind
of people they are that run that place, and they
get a brick through the window, basically saying no Jews allowed.
That's what they mean when they say free Palestine, I
eat all the Jews out of Israel and basically all
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the Jews out. That's what that really means. Now, the
reason why I'm asking is this is just one small
example of the kind of political viciousness, political hatred, political
violence that is now daily from the left in this country.
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And it culminated with the no Protests movement, No Forgive Me,
the no Kings, No Crowns protest movement over the weekend.
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I've experienced personally violence. I've seen violence. I've heard about
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back to Alex in Florida. Alex, you're saying you're very
disappointed in Pambondy, to a lesser extent, in Trump and
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in others. They have not released the Epstein files, and
you believe that's the reason why so many politicians are
being blackmailed. And you say you fear because they're probably,
along with Elon Musk and others, that they're probably in
those files. Please pick up where you left off.
Speaker 3 (21:36):
On the Diddy. In the Diddy case, you know that
Prince released a statement that was that he recorded two
weeks before he passed where he said, basically, the Diddy
parties are gotcha parties. You go, there's there's cameras everywhere.
They want you on video. So they can blackmail you.
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And he basically denounced those parties, which is obvious that
he should have. We do not know the truth. We
do not know the ulterior motive of any of our politicians.
There's a reason why those You said, Jeff, that if
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you were concerned if those files were released, that it
would collapse our government because there's so much involvement by
our politicians. Maybe our government needs to be collapsed. That's
the Maybe that's the only way it's going to fix itself.
Speaker 1 (22:43):
I mean, Alex slightly off topic from what we're talking about.
But look, there's a running debate now among many conservatives.
Do we not release the files because it is going
to do so much damage to our country's political leadership,
to some members on the Supreme Court, to our entire media,
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to Hollywood's celebrities, that, in other words, it would bring
the country and the government down. And are we willing
to risk the consequences of that? And many conservatives now
are coming to the conclusion No, I'm a yes, Frankly,
let the chips fall where they may. And again, I'm
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going to say this line from Wall Street. I've used
it before. I love it. It's one of the best
movie lines I ever heard. You want to know how
I lead my life. I'm not being sanctimonious. I'm just
telling you the truth. Okay, this is how I lead
my life. I don't go to bed with no horror.
I don't wake up with no horror. It's like the
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Boston Herald and the Republican Establishment and the Democrats into
an absolute frenzy. They went freaking berserk, berserk. They were
calling for my scalp when I said that, what is
it over a year ago? So, and I'll say it again.
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I don't go to bed with no horror and I
don't wake up with no horror. I'm not saying I'm perfect,
far from it. In fact, I got to go to
confession again. Okay, I didn't take communion yesterday because I
got to go to confession. So the last thing Jeff
Cooner is is self You know, I'm not sanctimonious, I'm
not self righteous. I'm a sinner like everybody else. But
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I'm telling you you can say whatever you want about me.
I'm not a whore. I'm not I wasn't raised to
be a whore. I'm not a whore. I couldn't live
with myself if I was a whore. So my principles
are not for sale. I don't sell myself to the
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highest bidder. I don't, and I I think that's the
problem with this country and what I can't wrap my
mind around because I don't have that inclination. I never have.
It's so abhorrent to me. Disobsession with diddling kids, disobsession
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with pedophilia, dis obsession with sleeping with underage girls and
underage boys. And the names now on the Epstein list,
the rumors that are flying, and they pictures are coming
out now of certain rock stars, very massive, huge rock stars,
And I'm thinking of all the women you can sleep
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with and the groupies, and they're throwing themselves at you.
You got to go for a fourteen year old girl
like you, sick, disgusting pervert. This is what I mean.
And how many pedophiles are in our government. It's sodom
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and gomorrah. So no release it all. I don't care
who's implicated. I don't care who it brings. Now, I
don't care. It's time for a purge. I don't want
to live in a country like it. I don't want
to live in a society like this. And again I'm
not trying to be on my high horse. I cannot
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think of a more vile crime than to molest, rape,
sexually exploit a child or underage you know, girls or boys.
I really can't. I guess outside of murder, I don't
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know how you do it. I don't know how you
live with yourself. But apparently a lot of them I have. Well,
I want to know who they are because they're being blackmailed.
And that explains to me many, many, many of the
decisions that our leaders have now taken for a very
long time. So I want to know, and I think
we have a right to know. And until those files
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are released, I'm sorry. Pam Bondi is I get upset.
People get upset every time I say this. Pambondi is
a failure. Dan Bongino is a failure, and Cash Pateel
is a failure. And they're already setting us up that
they're not going to release the Epstein files. Cash Patel
now gave a recent interview saying there's no there there.
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So it's not just that there's no there there regarding
the assassination of Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. Now there's no
there there, apparently in the Epstein files. Now, listen, don't
blame me.
Speaker 4 (27:40):
For a fool.
Speaker 1 (27:42):
Okay, don't blame me for a fool. I know a
cover up when I see a cover up. So I
think it's obvious that either they've been intimidated, they have
been persuaded, they've been bought off, or the FBI and
the Deep States successfully managed to destroy much of the
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Epstein files, and these three are too afraid to confront
the deep State because they don't want to sleep with
the Fishes, as the Godfather in the famous line in
The Godfather movie. But whatever's going on, I'm increasingly convinced
either we're not going to get the Epstein files, or
if we do, we're going to get a highly redacted,
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highly edited, very compromised release where much of the documents
have already been shredded or destroyed. So, and with it
the hopes of many people that these deep state criminals
would be arrested, indicted, and go to prison. So, and
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let's bring it back to Minnesota. I want to know
what motivated this guy to go in there and shoot
up two homes and put one state lawmaker in the
grave and another one in the hospital and Melissa Hortman's
husband dead and State Senator John Hoffman's wife Yvette in
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the hospital. I want to know what his motives and
motivations were. I think we have a right to know.
And again there's a manifesto and they refuse to release
the manifesto. And the other thing I can't stand, Alex
is everything in this country now is done by Leek.
It's all these leaks. So they claim there's a list.
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This is they don't release the list. Why don't they
release the list? But anyway, they don't want to release
the list. But then you have these apparently law enforcement
sources who tell reporters but I've seen the list, and
they go, I'll tell you who's on the list. So
they claim that elan Omar is on the list, that
he wanted to kill some people, did something. That's what.
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That's what they're claiming. That he he wanted to kill
this guy Bolter, Vance Bolter, that he wanted to kill
Tim Waltz, the governor, the lieutenant governor, Penny Flanagan, that
he wanted to kill Amy Klobuchar, the senior Senator, Tina Smith,
the junior senator that apparently had a list of seventy
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people including these were all apparently pro abortion democrats, including
abortion clinics and abortion providers. Now that's what they're claiming
through the media. Well, why am I always hearing stuff
third hand? Why am I always hearing stuff through the
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grapevine hearsay, double hearsay. Why can't you just release the list?
Why can't you release the manifesto? So the problem now
is I go back to a call from Regina in Indiana.
I don't trust them anymore. I have a hard time
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trust and authority, which used to be the exact opposite.
I was raised to believe and trust in authority. But
you keep lying to us, or you keep spinning us,
or you keep giving us misinformation. Well I'm not going
to believe you. And that's where we are now. Look,
I can read the temperature of the audience. You may
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disagree with me, but from going through the text, the emails,
the messages on messenger, and so far the calls, I
think many people in the audience don't know what to
make of it because they don't know what's true what's
not true. They're like, who knows, who knows what's really
going on? Tell me, Am I wrong, six one seven,
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and thank you for that call. Alex six one seven
two six six sixty eight sixty eight is the number
Bob in Plymouth. Thanks for holding Bob and welcome.
Speaker 6 (32:01):
You know, a little while ago you called Walsh a man. Well,
the only time he had a chance to man up
was when his outfit was going overseas and he retired,
so I don't consider him a man at all. He
also caved into this nonsense that Kamala Harris was a
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potential presidential candidate, and you know that's not true, and
I don't really think that he believed that. It's all
a big act. Now, the other day he was on
a I don't know what you want to call it,
Center for American Progress interview in Washington. Is that something
we're paying for, the Center for American Progress? And all
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he talked about was how great China was.
Speaker 1 (32:50):
Do me a favor, Bob, hold your fire, keep your
powder dry, because you set it up beautifully for me.
This is tampon, Tim Waltz, exactly as Bob said. He's
speaking at an event it's the Center for American Progress.
Now he's now claiming that in the war between Israel
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and Iran that we the United States do not have
the moral authority to negotiate a peace agreement or a
piece deal. But do you know, according to Tampon Tim,
which country does have the moral authority? Listen to this,
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It's unbelievable. Roll cut eleven, Mike.
Speaker 7 (33:43):
Now, who is the voice in the world that can
negotiate some type of agreement in this? Who holds the
moral authority? Who holds the ability to do that? Because
we are not seen as a neutral actor, and we
maybe never were. I don't want to tell anybody that.
I think there's a lot of people say you always
lean one way in this, but I think there was
at least an attempt to be somewhat of the arbitrator
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in this. We saw President Carter do it with Began
and Sadat. We've had certain wins along the way that
we're actually mutually beneficial both ways. Now I ask who
that is, and I mean consistently, over and over again,
we're going to have to face the reality it might
be the Chinese, and that goes against everything they say
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they're trying to do in terms of the balance of power.
So I would just have to say, my heart goes
out for this, Ukraine continues to go on, Gaza continues
to be a humanitarian disaster, and now it's expanded even further.
Speaker 1 (34:40):
China bob the country with the moral authority to bring
peace to the Middle East, peace between Israel and Iran.
Communist China Beijing, What say you, Bob.
Speaker 6 (34:55):
I don't believe it. What else to say? It's so
ridiculous and for searched. How do you reason with this guy?
He is so far out and left field, is pathetic.
Speaker 1 (35:08):
Well, look, this is a man who married in communist China,
honeymooned in communist China, went and did at least thirty
trips to communist China, has repeatedly praised communist China communism
in China as a social model. Is an admirer of Mao,
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who takes numerous private trips around the United States paid
for by the CCP. Now, I don't like to throw
around the trader word often, but if it talks like
a duck, walks like a duck, looks like a duck,
acts like a duck, it's a duck. This guy is
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clearly in the pocket of the Communist Chinese and is
mouthing their propaganda. He is a mouthpiece for the Chinese
Communist Party. He's a trader, he's a trader, and he's
clearly an agent of the Chinese Communists. And for him
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with a straight face to say that this genocidal regime,
which by the way backs Iran to the hilt even
more than Russia provides them with aid, buys Iran's oil
illegally on the international black market, has provided them with missiles,
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missile technology, has armed Iran to the teeth, to the teeth,
that there's some kind of a neutral arbiter and that
they have the quote moral authority to negotiate a peace
deal and we don't.
Speaker 6 (36:56):
I e.
Speaker 1 (36:56):
China is superior to the United States morally on the
world stage. Holy mackerel. A brutal one party totalitarian police state.
This guy is sick in the head. I mean he's seriously,
he's sick in the head, and he's on the take.
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He's taking Chinese money and he's a trader. He's a trader,
and that the people of Minnesota have continued to vote
this guy in. Bob ay ya yai. Honestly, I don't
know what to say. Final word to you, Bob, since.
Speaker 6 (37:40):
Are in all kinds of prisons and work camps and
god knows what goes on there. And this guy thinks
that this is the country that we should look up to.
He's out of his mind.
Speaker 1 (37:54):
Welcome to the modern Democratic Party. It's the Democrat Communist
Party and they are completely in bed with the Chinese
Communist Party. I mean, that's that's how they roll.
Two six six sixty eight, sixty eight is the number. Okay.
The key to his success in terms of breaking in
and shooting people was because Bolter Vance Bolter was dressed
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as a police officer. He impersonated a police officer. He
wore a badge, He probably even had a taser on
him to make it look like he was, you know,
with the full of the belt and everything. He had
a SUV style security vehicle with the emergency lights on.
He had a mask, so he convinced both State Senator
(00:43):
Hoffman and State Representative Melissa Hortman that he was a
legitimate police officer and there was a security issue, and
that's how he's able to break into both homes. I
want you to listen now to the Minnesota Public Security
Commissioner in response to that, when he's giving out this information,
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how dare he abuse the trust that people have in
law enforcement, in men and women in law enforcement uniform
to commit these heinous, monstrous murders roll Cut forty four.
Speaker 2 (01:24):
Mike Bolter exploited the trust our uniforms are meant to represent.
That betrayal is deeply disturbing to those of us who
wear the badge with honor. And responsibility.
Speaker 1 (01:42):
I agree with him. I mean ed and just in
one of the homes. And I don't want to linger
on this, but there was a beautiful dog, a terrier
on these beautiful rescue dogs, and apparently he shot that
dog down, not even blinking, just boom, shot it dead.
(02:05):
I mean, this guy's a monster. He's a monster. Okay,
he's a cold sob man. Let me tell you you're sick.
You're really sick. No regard for human life, no regard
for anything. Now, I just want to emphasize two points
only because the media is running with information that they
(02:28):
have not corroborated, that has not been verified. Some of
it is blatantly untrue to try to smear Trump as
somehow being responsible. By the way, I have idiots who
are emailing me, these crazy moonbats. I swear to you
saying I'm to blame me. I have blood on my hands.
(02:50):
We we You're going to blame for what happened in Minnesota.
You're crazy, that's what you are. You're crazy. Okay. So
both of them, State Senator John Hoffman and Melissa Hortman,
and the reason why it's very important. With Hortman, she
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was the former House speaker of Minnesota. So she was
a very senior, very influential, very prominent state Democrat. Both
of them crossed the aisle and voted with Republicans to
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cut free healthcare i e. Medicaid to illegal aliens, which
many on the hard radical left in Minnesota said was
an absolute betrayal that they would never forgive them for.
So there was a lot of hatred and a lot
of fire and fury and a lot of anger and
(03:54):
disgust and recrimination being directed at the two of them
saying how dare you do this to illegals. Furthermore, again
this is being downplayed by much of the media, Bolter's
vehicle had hundreds hundreds of flyers for the No Kings
(04:17):
protest over the weekend. So, and remember he was an
aide of Tim Waltz. He was appointed once by the
previous Democrat Governor Mark Dayton, again by Waltz, appointed to
the the workforce this Minnesota Workforce Development Commission. So he
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sat on the member of a council and a commission,
which is you only put hacks on these commissions. These
are vetted, they're checked. These are you you know, you
put political partisans there. So if he was this big
Maga Trumps supporter. Well, why did Waltz appoint him? Why
(05:08):
did Waltz put him on the board. In fact, the
statement that he released after he appointed Bolter to this
Workforce commission was quote, He's a man of immense integrity,
honor and character. Literally, that's what he said, and that's
why we're putting him on the board. Now. He did
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work again to try to relocate and settle African migrants
from the Congo through Africa United, which is an NGO
that is in many states, and they do get a
lot of US AID money. Now, if that's the case,
that may explain Bolter's cash, because he had a lot
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of cash because what all of his workers were saying,
or whatever his friends, workers, all of his roommates, buddies,
friends were saying, is his security company wasn't getting off
the ground. He was financially frustrated. Nothing seemed to be
working in terms of a professional point of view. He
had to take a job as a manager at a
(06:16):
convenience store, which he thought was beneath him. But he's
got all this cash, and he's got multiple cars, and
he's got multiple properties. So where did he get the cash. Well,
people are saying it's got to be USAID from his
work with Africa United relocating these African migrants. They're claiming
(06:40):
that he never got a single contract. Now we have
to find out. That's where I think the Doge boys
need to get in there and track the money, follow
the money, because again something doesn't smell right. But the
fact of the matter is whatever, whatever it leads to,
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the fact of the matter is, this was Tim Waltz's
AID and another AID among other aids who have been
caught committing horrible, horrible crimes and acts of terrorism. So
my question to you, do Democrats bear responsibility for what
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happened in Minnesota? And is their ideology of violence and
hatred is it now literally putting people's lives at risk. Okay,
let me throw this super mini log on the fire
before I get right back to the phone. Lines six
one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight on
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his resume and you could see it on Bolter's website. Okay,
the suspected he's now been arrested, the suspected shooter, the assassin.
He keeps going on his extensive experience in the Middle East.
Now he may be blowing smoke. This could just be,
(08:09):
you know, a lie to puff himself up. He was
in Eastern Europe, he was in Africa, he was in Gaza,
He's in southern Lebanon, he was across the Middle East.
So this just may be a way for him to
buff himself up to get his security company off the ground. Okay.
So I'm not saying believe him, but part of me
(08:29):
I'm looking at this and I'm just you know, thinking
like an investigator. Could he be tied. Could this be
an active terrorism with ties to the Middle East. I'm
not saying it is far from it, but I'm just saying,
hmm hmm. With the war going on between Israel and Iran,
(08:56):
with the Muslim Brotherhood now actively working in the United States,
and now it's been confirmed many of them joined the
No King's protests over the weekend, waiving the Palestinian flag
calling for death to Donald Trump. Many of these protests
were literally calling for the assassination of Trump, and the
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Muslim Brotherhood was playing a key role in this. And
by the way, the left conveniently forgets it was an
anti Trumper, a leftist who came a millimeter from blowing
Trump's brains out shot him in the year. So you know,
sudden a maga's violent all Maga donds was one violence. Yeah,
(09:41):
you almost killed a former president and the leading presidential candidate.
So if I were you, I would get off my
high horse. Okay, but what two assassination attempts is not
enough for you? And so for example, in North Carolina,
a state rep literally held the head of a fake
(10:03):
severed Trump head. In another one in Virginia, they were
chanting and calling for Trump's assassination and murder. In La
elements of the Muslim Brotherhood were waiving Palestinian flags, literally
chanting death to Trump, death to America, assassinate him, kill him.
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So this is what you see happening all around the country.
You know, you can't rule anything out now at this point.
Now again, it could all be lies, it could all
be smoke, it could all be a way of trying
to puff himself up. But to me, it's got to
be a possibility. Was there any foreign connection to what
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vance Bolter did? That I think is something the police
and the FEDS need to investigate. Agree disagree. Sick two
six six sixty eight sixty eight Mark in Medford thanks
for holding Mark and welcome.
Speaker 3 (11:10):
Good morning, Jeff. How are you on this Monday?
Speaker 1 (11:13):
I'm good? How are you, Mark? I'm good, Jeff.
Speaker 4 (11:16):
So, first off, I want to stop by saying, if
anybody out there doesn't know what talking out of both
sides of your mouth is, that you should play that
Tim Waltz montage again because he's the perfect freaking example
of it. Okay, that's number one.
Speaker 3 (11:32):
Number two.
Speaker 4 (11:33):
I don't know why this guy did this, and I
feel sorry for everybody involved that died, that's that's critically
injured and whatnot. But have you noticed, Jeff, you brought
up Trump's assassination attempts. Have you noticed that not one
conservative Republican or anybody in the right frame of mind, okay,
(11:56):
has said I wish they all died. I wish the
shooter was a better shot. Uh, can't say so much
about that on the other side, now, can wait?
Speaker 1 (12:09):
Oh brilliant, absolutely brilliant. And it wasn't just Trump. You're right,
Look at Luigi MANGIONI. Look look how the left has
glorified Mangioni. He's a hero. It's a hero for having
killed that healthcare CEO. Nobody on the right nobody is saying, wow,
look at Vance Bolter. Yeah, yeah, he's a hero. He
(12:34):
shot him dead, you know, Or I wish she killed
the other two. Son of a gun. Should have been
a better shot. That's what they said about Trump. That's
what they said about MANGIONI notice, on the right, we
condemn it unconditionally, unconditionally, no excuses. And I've got to
(12:58):
ask you, Mark, what do you think was the motive
for this monster? What do you think was the ultimate
reason why he did what he did.
Speaker 4 (13:08):
Jeff, I've been saying this for a while now, with
all these protests and all these whack jobs out there,
and you know what, I'm not blaming one side. I
blame both sides. Eventually someone is going to snap and
say enough is enough.
Speaker 5 (13:25):
I can't deal with this.
Speaker 4 (13:26):
Bull crap anymore.
Speaker 3 (13:28):
And here's a.
Speaker 5 (13:29):
Little food for thought, Jeff. If you people think that
Donald Trump thinks he's a king, I got news for you.
A king won't let you have a no king's protest,
you friggin' morons.
Speaker 1 (13:44):
Mark, drop the mic, baby, because you're completely right. No king,
no monarch, no dictator, no strong man would allow you
to have millions of people marching in two thousand and
cities across the country calling for him to be overthrown.
(14:05):
That's just that's not what dictators and monarchs do. But
you can't. And by the way, you know, when you
look at the crowd, most of the people that LA
was the exception. There was a lot of young men
there and you can see they're you know, from everywhere
but here in Massachusetts as an example, but it doesn't
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matter many other places. They were overwhelmingly white, obviously very
liberal and either middle aged or senior citizens. So it's
really old white liberals who read the New York Times
(14:47):
or the Boston Globe or the few left that still
watch this is CNN or ABC News or CBS News
or whatever listen to n PR. That was the NPR
crowd for the most part that was out there last night, sorry,
over the weekend. That's those were the shock troops of
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the No Kings protest. And honestly, that's why it was
such a dud. It's just you'd you know, you were
the young people, nah, latinos, na blacks Nah. Uh, they
just did because in the end, everybody can see the
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last thing Trump is is a dictator. He won the election,
he campaigned on deporting illegal aliens. ICE is part of
the deportation effort. Hello, what's the problem? Six one seven
(15:58):
two six six sixty eight sixty eight Alex in the
Freedom State, Florida. Thanks for holding Alex, and welcome.
Speaker 3 (16:09):
Hey Jeff, thanks for taking.
Speaker 1 (16:10):
My call, my pleasure Alex.
Speaker 3 (16:14):
Recently, I've been thinking that we don't really know the truth.
None of us know the truth until the Epstein files
are released. We don't know what people really think. I
think there's a whole bunch of blackmail going on, and unfortunately,
I think probably Trump and Pam Bondy and Robert Kennedy
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Junior and Elon Musk are part of those files. I mean,
I hate to say that, we.
Speaker 1 (16:45):
Alex, I'm up against a heartbreak. Can you just hang on?
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number? Okay? Before we go right back to
Alex and Florida. And by the way, a couple of
lines are open if you want to jump on two
six six sixty eight sixty eight. There is a story.
(17:06):
It's a very disturbing story. It is. It's a local story,
but it's gone. Like everything else in Massachusetts, it's gone National.
There is a grocery store in Brookline, which, by the way,
is heavily Jewish. Okay, it's a heavily Jewish area, very
nice area, prosperous, clean, very safe. Well, over the weekend
(17:27):
they had a nasty anti Semitic incident during these No
Kings protests. Someone through a brick and smashed the window
right through the window of this Jewish grocery store, and
it said free Palestine on the brick. Now, this grocery
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store has been around for sixty years and Sandy knows
it very well. Many people in that whole community know
it very well. It's a staple of the commune. And
to show you what kind of people run it, they're good, decent,
salt of the earth people. By the way, they have
excellent meats, excellent meats, fruits, vegetables, but their meats, everybody
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says top quality. When they haven't sold say sandwiches or
delis or whatever foods that are prepared for that day,
they will go to the local Senior citizen home or
the local VA home and give away free food, free food, delicious, healthy, nutritious,
(18:38):
free food to veterans and senior citizens. That's the kind
of people they are that run that place, and they
get a brick through the window, basically saying no Jews allowed.
That's what they mean when they say free Palestine, I
eat all the Jews out of Israel and basically all
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the Jews out. That's what that really means. Now, the
reason why I'm asking is this is just one small
example of the kind of political viciousness, political hatred, political
violence that is now daily from the left in this country.
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And it culminated with the no Protests movement, No Forgive Me,
the no Kings, No Crowns protest movement over the weekend.
And so my question to you, it is the Kooner
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I've experienced personally violence. I've seen violence. I've heard about
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back to Alex in Florida. Alex, you're saying you're very
disappointed in Pambondy, to a lesser extent, in Trump and
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in others. They have not released the Epstein files, and
you believe that's the reason why so many politicians are
being blackmailed. And you say you fear because they're probably,
along with Elon Musk and others, that they're probably in
those files. Please pick up where you left off.
Speaker 3 (21:36):
On the Diddy. In the Diddy case, you know that
Prince released a statement that was that he recorded two
weeks before he passed where he said, basically, the Diddy
parties are gotcha parties. You go, there's there's cameras everywhere.
They want you on video. So they can blackmail you.
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And he basically denounced those parties, which is obvious that
he should have. We do not know the truth. We
do not know the ulterior motive of any of our politicians.
There's a reason why those You said, Jeff, that if
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you were concerned if those files were released, that it
would collapse our government because there's so much involvement by
our politicians. Maybe our government needs to be collapsed. That's
the Maybe that's the only way it's going to fix itself.
Speaker 1 (22:43):
I mean, Alex slightly off topic from what we're talking about.
But look, there's a running debate now among many conservatives.
Do we not release the files because it is going
to do so much damage to our country's political leadership,
to some members on the Supreme Court, to our entire media,
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to Hollywood's celebrities, that, in other words, it would bring
the country and the government down. And are we willing
to risk the consequences of that? And many conservatives now
are coming to the conclusion No, I'm a yes, Frankly,
let the chips fall where they may. And again, I'm
(23:28):
going to say this line from Wall Street. I've used
it before. I love it. It's one of the best
movie lines I ever heard. You want to know how
I lead my life. I'm not being sanctimonious. I'm just
telling you the truth. Okay, this is how I lead
my life. I don't go to bed with no horror.
I don't wake up with no horror. It's like the
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Boston Herald and the Republican Establishment and the Democrats into
an absolute frenzy. They went freaking berserk, berserk. They were
calling for my scalp when I said that, what is
it over a year ago? So, and I'll say it again.
(24:10):
I don't go to bed with no horror and I
don't wake up with no horror. I'm not saying I'm perfect,
far from it. In fact, I got to go to
confession again. Okay, I didn't take communion yesterday because I
got to go to confession. So the last thing Jeff
Cooner is is self You know, I'm not sanctimonious, I'm
not self righteous. I'm a sinner like everybody else. But
(24:34):
I'm telling you you can say whatever you want about me.
I'm not a whore. I'm not I wasn't raised to
be a whore. I'm not a whore. I couldn't live
with myself if I was a whore. So my principles
are not for sale. I don't sell myself to the
(24:55):
highest bidder. I don't, and I I think that's the
problem with this country and what I can't wrap my
mind around because I don't have that inclination. I never have.
It's so abhorrent to me. Disobsession with diddling kids, disobsession
(25:15):
with pedophilia, dis obsession with sleeping with underage girls and
underage boys. And the names now on the Epstein list,
the rumors that are flying, and they pictures are coming
out now of certain rock stars, very massive, huge rock stars,
And I'm thinking of all the women you can sleep
(25:38):
with and the groupies, and they're throwing themselves at you.
You got to go for a fourteen year old girl
like you, sick, disgusting pervert. This is what I mean.
And how many pedophiles are in our government. It's sodom
(26:00):
and gomorrah. So no release it all. I don't care
who's implicated. I don't care who it brings. Now, I
don't care. It's time for a purge. I don't want
to live in a country like it. I don't want
to live in a society like this. And again I'm
not trying to be on my high horse. I cannot
(26:22):
think of a more vile crime than to molest, rape,
sexually exploit a child or underage you know, girls or boys.
I really can't. I guess outside of murder, I don't
(26:42):
know how you do it. I don't know how you
live with yourself. But apparently a lot of them I have. Well,
I want to know who they are because they're being blackmailed.
And that explains to me many, many, many of the
decisions that our leaders have now taken for a very
long time. So I want to know, and I think
we have a right to know. And until those files
(27:05):
are released, I'm sorry. Pam Bondi is I get upset.
People get upset every time I say this. Pambondi is
a failure. Dan Bongino is a failure, and Cash Pateel
is a failure. And they're already setting us up that
they're not going to release the Epstein files. Cash Patel
now gave a recent interview saying there's no there there.
(27:27):
So it's not just that there's no there there regarding
the assassination of Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. Now there's no
there there, apparently in the Epstein files. Now, listen, don't
blame me.
Speaker 4 (27:40):
For a fool.
Speaker 1 (27:42):
Okay, don't blame me for a fool. I know a
cover up when I see a cover up. So I
think it's obvious that either they've been intimidated, they have
been persuaded, they've been bought off, or the FBI and
the Deep States successfully managed to destroy much of the
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Epstein files, and these three are too afraid to confront
the deep State because they don't want to sleep with
the Fishes, as the Godfather in the famous line in
The Godfather movie. But whatever's going on, I'm increasingly convinced
either we're not going to get the Epstein files, or
if we do, we're going to get a highly redacted,
(28:28):
highly edited, very compromised release where much of the documents
have already been shredded or destroyed. So, and with it
the hopes of many people that these deep state criminals
would be arrested, indicted, and go to prison. So, and
(28:49):
let's bring it back to Minnesota. I want to know
what motivated this guy to go in there and shoot
up two homes and put one state lawmaker in the
grave and another one in the hospital and Melissa Hortman's
husband dead and State Senator John Hoffman's wife Yvette in
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the hospital. I want to know what his motives and
motivations were. I think we have a right to know.
And again there's a manifesto and they refuse to release
the manifesto. And the other thing I can't stand, Alex
is everything in this country now is done by Leek.
It's all these leaks. So they claim there's a list.
(29:32):
This is they don't release the list. Why don't they
release the list? But anyway, they don't want to release
the list. But then you have these apparently law enforcement
sources who tell reporters but I've seen the list, and
they go, I'll tell you who's on the list. So
they claim that elan Omar is on the list, that
he wanted to kill some people, did something. That's what.
(29:56):
That's what they're claiming. That he he wanted to kill
this guy Bolter, Vance Bolter, that he wanted to kill
Tim Waltz, the governor, the lieutenant governor, Penny Flanagan, that
he wanted to kill Amy Klobuchar, the senior Senator, Tina Smith,
the junior senator that apparently had a list of seventy
(30:17):
people including these were all apparently pro abortion democrats, including
abortion clinics and abortion providers. Now that's what they're claiming
through the media. Well, why am I always hearing stuff
third hand? Why am I always hearing stuff through the
(30:39):
grapevine hearsay, double hearsay. Why can't you just release the list?
Why can't you release the manifesto? So the problem now
is I go back to a call from Regina in Indiana.
I don't trust them anymore. I have a hard time
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trust and authority, which used to be the exact opposite.
I was raised to believe and trust in authority. But
you keep lying to us, or you keep spinning us,
or you keep giving us misinformation. Well I'm not going
to believe you. And that's where we are now. Look,
I can read the temperature of the audience. You may
(31:22):
disagree with me, but from going through the text, the emails,
the messages on messenger, and so far the calls, I
think many people in the audience don't know what to
make of it because they don't know what's true what's
not true. They're like, who knows, who knows what's really
going on? Tell me, Am I wrong, six one seven,
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and thank you for that call. Alex six one seven
two six six sixty eight sixty eight is the number
Bob in Plymouth. Thanks for holding Bob and welcome.
Speaker 6 (32:01):
You know, a little while ago you called Walsh a man. Well,
the only time he had a chance to man up
was when his outfit was going overseas and he retired,
so I don't consider him a man at all. He
also caved into this nonsense that Kamala Harris was a
(32:23):
potential presidential candidate, and you know that's not true, and
I don't really think that he believed that. It's all
a big act. Now, the other day he was on
a I don't know what you want to call it,
Center for American Progress interview in Washington. Is that something
we're paying for, the Center for American Progress? And all
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he talked about was how great China was.
Speaker 1 (32:50):
Do me a favor, Bob, hold your fire, keep your
powder dry, because you set it up beautifully for me.
This is tampon, Tim Waltz, exactly as Bob said. He's
speaking at an event it's the Center for American Progress.
Now he's now claiming that in the war between Israel
(33:12):
and Iran that we the United States do not have
the moral authority to negotiate a peace agreement or a
piece deal. But do you know, according to Tampon Tim,
which country does have the moral authority? Listen to this,
(33:36):
It's unbelievable. Roll cut eleven, Mike.
Speaker 7 (33:43):
Now, who is the voice in the world that can
negotiate some type of agreement in this? Who holds the
moral authority? Who holds the ability to do that? Because
we are not seen as a neutral actor, and we
maybe never were. I don't want to tell anybody that.
I think there's a lot of people say you always
lean one way in this, but I think there was
at least an attempt to be somewhat of the arbitrator
(34:05):
in this. We saw President Carter do it with Began
and Sadat. We've had certain wins along the way that
we're actually mutually beneficial both ways. Now I ask who
that is, and I mean consistently, over and over again,
we're going to have to face the reality it might
be the Chinese, and that goes against everything they say
(34:25):
they're trying to do in terms of the balance of power.
So I would just have to say, my heart goes
out for this, Ukraine continues to go on, Gaza continues
to be a humanitarian disaster, and now it's expanded even further.
Speaker 1 (34:40):
China bob the country with the moral authority to bring
peace to the Middle East, peace between Israel and Iran.
Communist China Beijing, What say you, Bob.
Speaker 6 (34:55):
I don't believe it. What else to say? It's so
ridiculous and for searched. How do you reason with this guy?
He is so far out and left field, is pathetic.
Speaker 1 (35:08):
Well, look, this is a man who married in communist China,
honeymooned in communist China, went and did at least thirty
trips to communist China, has repeatedly praised communist China communism
in China as a social model. Is an admirer of Mao,
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who takes numerous private trips around the United States paid
for by the CCP. Now, I don't like to throw
around the trader word often, but if it talks like
a duck, walks like a duck, looks like a duck,
acts like a duck, it's a duck. This guy is
(35:51):
clearly in the pocket of the Communist Chinese and is
mouthing their propaganda. He is a mouthpiece for the Chinese
Communist Party. He's a trader, he's a trader, and he's
clearly an agent of the Chinese Communists. And for him
(36:13):
with a straight face to say that this genocidal regime,
which by the way backs Iran to the hilt even
more than Russia provides them with aid, buys Iran's oil
illegally on the international black market, has provided them with missiles,
(36:36):
missile technology, has armed Iran to the teeth, to the teeth,
that there's some kind of a neutral arbiter and that
they have the quote moral authority to negotiate a peace
deal and we don't.
Speaker 6 (36:56):
I e.
Speaker 1 (36:56):
China is superior to the United States morally on the
world stage. Holy mackerel. A brutal one party totalitarian police state.
This guy is sick in the head. I mean he's seriously,
he's sick in the head, and he's on the take.
(37:18):
He's taking Chinese money and he's a trader. He's a trader,
and that the people of Minnesota have continued to vote
this guy in. Bob ay ya yai. Honestly, I don't
know what to say. Final word to you, Bob, since.
Speaker 6 (37:40):
Are in all kinds of prisons and work camps and
god knows what goes on there. And this guy thinks
that this is the country that we should look up to.
He's out of his mind.
Speaker 1 (37:54):
Welcome to the modern Democratic Party. It's the Democrat Communist
Party and they are completely in bed with the Chinese
Communist Party. I mean, that's that's how they roll.
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