Russia Hoax Exposed with Guests George & Simona Papadopoulos and Sean Parnell | DC After Dark - The DC Patriot

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The Boy. It's a Wednesday nighthere on Pollican count d C After Dog

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presented by Dcpatriot dot Com. Anduh, we've got a loaded, loaded
show for you here tonight. DavidPuppet of course here in just a moment,
gonna be joined by George and Simona, you know, the Papadopolis as
they are one of America's couple,a Maga power couple, if you will,
and they have been through the Ringerand some stuff. You know,
David's coming out that you know,they've been trying to tell everybody about for

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seven eight years, and now somenot necessarily conservative reporters are putting things together.
They're going, wait a minute,I think it was the CIA and
the Five Eyes and they were behindthe Russian hoax to frame Trump and they
set all these people up that wereclose to the it. And it's all
starting to come out now. Andso a huge, huge show with with
George and Simona joined us, andthen of course later on the program,

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Sean Parnell is going to join us. A big night here on Pullican Couch
Bud. Yeah. I mean it'sbeen like this lately, right, I
mean, the crisis is and Idon't know if it's by design or just
by coincidence, but it seems likethe closer we get to November, it's
like the tide of crisises is risingas well. It's like one thing after
another. You know, today wesaw Russian nuclear space lasers you know,

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are targeting us now, and youknow, just coincidentally with the funding for
Ukraine that we're supposed to think Russiais the bad guy. We could talk
about that later. I mean,there is just so much going on,
and then of course you have thesestories like you just talked about with the
Papa Dappa LAPAs Papa Dappa, withwhat we're talking about later, I mean,

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you talk about what they've talked aboutfor years, and with's what we
already known with Russia and the hoaxand the three four five letter agencies,
and I mean it, I feellike we're on the precipice of truth and
at the same time destruction. Iknow that sounds dramatic, but I feel
like we're in this place right nowwhere it's like they realize that everything's going

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to change one way or the other, and if we win, it changes
for the better. If they win, I feel like the way they win
it changes for the worse, andit's something that we have to pay close
attention to. We have to keephaving these conversations, which I'm so excited.
Why to have George and Simona tohave my messle with the last names
anymore on the show tonight so wecan have these conversations because this is the

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truth that needs to be heard,and it's the truth that only we can
bring you. And thanks to platformslike x it allows us to have this
free speech now and platforms like pilledwho does some sensor our speech and Rumble
and so I think this is animportant conversation and I'm looking forward to it
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over the place and we expect abig audience tonight. And uh, and
so we're gonna bring them in apuppet I want to I want to give
puppet a chance. Here. We'redoing a kind of a little opening monologue
of you will puppet anything you wantto add real quick before we bring George
and Simon on. Sure, Idon't want to keep them backstage in the
green room. We're gonna bring themout, But I do want to just
say that there is a lot ofcoincidence is going on right now. You

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know what I mean. You gotthis ying and yang, you got the
positive, you got the negative.You've got space lasers and you got you
know, this kind of information outcoming out. You've got my orc is
being impeached. But then nothing reallysignificant happens with any of it. You
know, just in certain cases that'sgood. In other cases that's bad.

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But you have to question what theheck is going on. And we're gonna
dive in deep up with it today. So with a George and Simona,
our other guests, and the threeof us, we're gonna go a deep
dive. We're gonna figure all thisout. Because you know what I always
say, the flea stops here onDC after Dark. I love it.
I love without further ado. Let'sbring it in George and Simona. The

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Papadopolis is if I'm I'm from Arkansas, So that's gonna be tough for me
to say. There, you saidit better than I did. Well,
you're yeah, you're an attorney fromFlorida, you should get this better than
me. But no, it's ait's George Simoona, Welcome to the program.
Thank you for joining us tonight.Hi great, great to have you
both here. You know, youall have been through the Ringer. They

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persecuted you guys. They have broughtyou into uh you know, congressional hearings
and everything else that they've they've doneto you and tried to ruin your finances,
tried to ruin your family. Uh. You've been trying to blow the
whistle on what was really happening forso many years now. I mean your
book came out in twenty nineteen.I think if I remember right, uh,
you know, the deep state targetand so uh, you know,

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I I want to just kind oflet you guys have the flora for a
little bit and just kind of tellus what's going on right now. Obviously
we know the Schellenberger. There's somereporters out there that are claiming that the
FBI raid on mar A Lago actuallyhad to do with this binder that basically
was the evidence that showed the CIAthe five Eyes, which the five Eyes
for those who don't know, I'llget it wrong, but there's five countries,

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the US, United Kingdom, Ithink it's Switzerland, New Zealand.
It's it's some of those countries theycall them there you go and uh and
they basically Great Britain and they basicallyyou know, it's just it's a group
that spies, you know. Idon't know how to say it. It's
a it's an intelligence they called itan intelligence gathering of countries. But it's
coming out now that this is whythey rated mar A Lago because President Trump

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apparently had they believed he has theevidence that proves they were behind this.
George Smunn, I don't know whowants to go first, but I'll let
you guys take it away here.I think, well, well, guys,
thanks so much for having the bothof us. I've been wanting to
stick with you guys for a longtime, and I love what you're doing,
and I'm very happy to to talkabout this really timely story. And

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I think it's really probably going tobe one of the biggest issues now affecting
a third presidential campaign season, ifyou believe it. I mean, obviously
this affected the twenty sixteen election,twenty twenty and now twenty twenty four,
and quite frankly, it's as astonishingas it was predictable. It's something that,
as you mentioned, Matt, I'vebeen talking about now for I think
almost six years. When I wassaying that the Australians, the British,

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potentially the Italians and others were spyingand setting up Trump and his associates and
trying to subvert his administration, peoplethought I was crazy. Probably even a
lot of people in MAGA were saying, Oh, he's just trying to get
out of trouble, or you know, he's trying to deflect because he got
caught up in something bigger than him. No, because I was speaking as

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somebody who lived this horrific spy story, and it's good to actually see it
come out. The only problem Ihave is how long it took. Because
I think this information came out lastelection, we wouldn't have Biden in office
today. And I really want tosee Congress now do their job and hold
some new hearings and bring some witnessesto explain why John Durham and Attorney General

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bar Light under oath when they saidthe CIA wasn't involved, that this was
a justified investigation, and that therewas no issues whatsoever. So I think
that's where we should be allocating oureffort and time now is to pressure Congress
to do their job. Yeah.I agree with you, George. I
completely agree with you there, AndI mean I think that's the thing,

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Simona, is with everything you andGeorge have been through from that standpoint,
which is, you know, isthere going to finally be some justice now
that we saw they impeached Alejandra Maiorcisyesterday. We're starting to see this group,
like David said last night, startingto grow a little bit of a
spine. You know, Simona,do you think you're going to start to
see a little bit of a squeezeput on here on the intelligence communities from

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the Republican led House. Is thatis that where this is headed? Hopefully
well, we need to change imperativelythe administration in power. I believe that
even among the same Republican party,the forces are very weak. We are
not truly reacting based on information availabletoday that, as you said, we

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tried to talk about already six yearsago. In my case, I would
like to talk briefly about how Ibecame a target and how I was supenat
three times in these Russian hooks.I it is a coincidence we was talking
about God plan. Okay, SoI used to work at European Parliament for
seven years at the Presidency Office asa legal advisor. During the time,

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I had met many times the famousprofessor of Mifsud, who is the one
who presented this information about Eleric Clinton'semail and started the entire Crossfire Ricane operation.
So my link to the investigation isdating George at the specific timing and

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having worked with Mifsud back at EuropeanParliament and and joined the London Center with
the National Practice. Now why Igive this information because many of you know
me because I saw me advocating forGeorge when he couldn't talk to the media.
But the reason why they went sobrutally against me is because I testified
about the real connection of this professorwho they claimed being a Russian agent and

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who they claimed trying to facilitate Trumpto win the election, giving dirty Clinton.
Now, all this was set up, was fake, and I had
the very unique position to be capableto, in the first place, collaborate
generally with the federal investigators. Whenthey met me the first time, I
thought, oh my god, they'reso lucky. They finally can interrogate somebody

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that knows this person personally, andwhen I halted that it was working for
the Clinton campaign, that it wascampaigning for the president of Socialist group in
Europe, that this connection were alllinked to the Western intelligence, and we
go back to the five Eyes.Then I became a very inconvenient voice,
and they tried to scare me outof the United States. They even once

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came to the airport, so theyblocked me in my gate room. They
asked me to bring with me asecret number, because based on my political
experience in Europe, the thought Icould out even more. But actually all
I knew was about if suit andso I went through hell, and this
hell lasted to until recently. Now. To go back to your question,
which is accountability, I don't know. I am very skeptical about it.

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I think there are people like youand many other patriots that I keep working
toward exposing the truth, exposing facts. And as you can see, everything
we've been saying, we're not conspiracyhere, it's they are corroborated. We
know that the Trump from Painters despiedon today, but at the same time
we don't see any indictments on theother side. And this is something that
definitely need to switch power. Yeah, I agree with that, David.

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I mean, I think that's thekey right now if we want to see
justice for what George and Simona havewent through, and now that we're starting
to see more and more evidence comeout that backs up everything that they've been
through, you know, getting DonaldTrump back in the White House on November
fifth is pivotal not only for justicefor George and Simona, but also for
all Americans. And because you know, George has said this, I've heard

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him say it on stage many times, we've spoken events together. If they
can do it to me, ifthey can do it to President Trump,
they can do it to any ofyou. And I think that's the thing
that most Americans need to understand.This can happen to anyone, David,
And especially with this type of corruptionin the deep state. Well yeah,
I mean when you hear these storiesand you hear them talking about it,
I kind of feel like I'm watchinga mob movie, and like you have

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those crooked police officers going and shakingdown the rival mafia gang. And that's
what you hear about mar A Lagobeing rated to possibly remove evidence, hid
evidence. But you have to lookat the origin and the why, right,
and the reason why they went afterGeorge. The reason why they went
after Trump is because of the threathe posed is to all of this.

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I mean, this is something that'sbeen going on for decades. Things have
been set up for decades. Somebodygets into the White House that never thought
was gonna be there. It's likeall of a sudden, all the secrets
of all the world are now availableto somebody who's not willing to play the
game. That's the real threat,and that's what they've been trying to hide
from day one, is first tokeep him screened, and then once he

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found out about the things that weregoing on threat and to expose it,
they started to try to bury himand anyone around him. George was caught
up in the same dragnet that tookout lots of people, anybody who would
dare stand with Trump or I mean, and this is a threat to America.
And exactly like George says, ifthey can do this to me,
they can do this to Trump,they can do to everybody. But that's
what they want you to know.They want you to know that I don't

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care if you're president of the UnitedStates, you're not allowed to be president
of the United States unless we letyou be president of the United States.
And then when become president, ifyou think you're gonna step out of line,
we have another thing for you.And to anybody who tries to support
you, we got another thing forthem. Again, it's mafia tactics.
It's shaking down people, going afteryour family, going after your friends.
I mean that. I mean,George, how do you feel in this

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country? How do you feel afterbeing targeted like that? I mean,
do you feel like this is mafiarule? Absolutely? And if you had
asked me that question in twenty fifteen, twenty sixteen, going into twenty seventeen,
I would have thought you were crazy, because I would have never imagined
that in this country that you goafter people running for president, you try

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and fabricate crimes, you spy onpresidents, you try and overthrow the democratic
process, you try and subvert anelection. I thought that happened in like
Zimbabwe, or you know, likeplaces in the Middle East, or you
know, Latin America that are goingthrough dictatorships. I would have never expected
in this country. But while Iwas thrust into the fire, I came

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out a lot stronger. And whatI did come out with is selling the
truth, which slowly but maturely nowexposed what I think is the biggest political
scam ever, especially in modern history. What I do think the ramifications of
the situation are is the following firstand foremost. Since they got away with
what they did in twenty sixteen,they ran another operation in twenty twenty,

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and I'm going just back to whatthe CIA did once again with the Hunter
laptop story. They wilfully suppressed theHunter Biden laptop story, colluding with big
tech, which in my opinion,tilted the election this past in twenty twenty.
Now moving forward, if we didn'tstart talking about this, if I
just simply gave up and said,like so many people were telling me,

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oh, twenty sixteen is such oldnews, what are you even talking about
it? It's over. Durham didhis report. I kept saying, there's
more to this that he was lying. He's intentionally covering up. You could
just go back to my interviews onTV. What I write on next.
Everything I've been doing over the lastfive years is to get to the moment
that we are right now. Becausethey did in sixteen, they did it
in twenty twenty. If this didnot come out right now, we would

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have them interfere overtly once again inthis next election that we're living right now.
So that is mafia rule. Thatis putting your finger on the balance
of power, on the balance oftruth, and an election with unelected bureaucrats.
And it's something that I is apatriot who loves this country, cannot
allow to continue. Now, George, I agree with you, And I
got to give a quick shout outreal quick. She told me to tell

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George and Simona High wanted to Broderickwatching us tonight and great friend of the
program, friend of all three ofours, all the whole show. I
mean, she's she's an amazing lady. And uh, I owe her a
dinner at a casino at some pointwhen I get better. I promised her
that she's just a great soul.And uh so it's always cool we see
folks like that watching and and andshooting text messages and things. Uh,

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she's awesome. And she said,she said, you guys are dear friends,
and tell them hi. So uh, absolutely, you know, Simona,
George, I don't know where thisgoes from here. I hope we
start to see some sort of uh, you know, recollection of justice at
least with the House, at leastwith what they're able to do. I
don't know if this is going tomaybe possibly open up new hearings. I

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don't know where this goes, obviously, Simone, I think you were spun
on. We've got to get thisBiden regime out of there in order to
get the truth out and to getthis that's what they're so scared of.
They don't want the truth to comeout. That's why they fought so hard
against Donald Trump all these years.It's why they've tried to hurt the closest
allies to him, like the twoof you and all of us. They

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just have targeted everyone lawsuits and theytry to tie it for those that don't
know, they try to tie youup in court, they try to bankrupt
you. They've done it to me, They've done it to the Papadopolis,
They've done it to General Flynn.They've done it to so many good hearted
Americans. And their goal is tomake it to where you basically, you
know, similar they make it George. They make it to where you have
to say uncle. You know,they want you to tap out and quit

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fighting and just cave to them andadmit you lost. And when you don't
do that, they've become enraged.You know, then they sick the media
on you, right, and theyseek the any agency they can on you.
Simon, what do you want tosee most out of this whole situation?
What's the goal for you? AndGeorge? And I'll go back to
George too, it's kind of bothof you guys can answer this. What's
the goal for you guys? Andwhat would you like to see happen?

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Would you like to see when itcomes out that maybe a John Brennan,
who I believe is behind this.I think you guys probably do as well.
Would you like to see these guysactually prosecuting like they should be for
what they did to you? Absolutely? I think these people. Until these
people will not be prosecuted and chargedfor what they did, this won't mean
anything. It's a past part twoto keep doing the same things. And

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you know, at some point whenyou have your own institutions that are weaponized
to political end, this is somethingthat should affect everybody because you're paying taxes
for your government not working for you, but working for a political power so
they can be today the them crosswhat could be also the Republicans. When
you have the capability to weaponize yourjustice system, your entire institution, towards

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an end that it's not the protectionof the justice for all, then we
have a bipartisan this justice system.We have political persecutions and all, and
not political and not persecutions, Imean not the judicial prosecution. So it's
a it's a level of corruption thatit's also including the media. Besides the

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what we see with the fake persecutions, so we have also the character assassination
that goes with that. Most ofthe time you have nothing behind those indictments,
but you have headlines. And whendoes the headlines hit the media,
then you will be labeled for somethingthat or not. And you saw yesterday
people still uh more common for beingthis Russian agent, for having an accent,

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blonde hair or whatever. But youknow, this is a perception world
that sticks to people's minds and it'sa it's a form of character assassination that
goes along with this arrassment from thedj and something that won't ever change until
we will see these people held accountablefor what they did. Otherwise, as
I said, doesn't matter by thepower distitution that I've weaponized from it said

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to another, this is a shame. This is a vulneration of any form
of democracy. There is not justiceand there is no republic. Is just
like an a dictatorship. I agreewith that. George, what's your take
on this? What would you liketo see come to fruition through all of
this. I mean, obviously you'dlike to see those who tried to frame
you and the president others, Iwould think see justice, correct, Yeah,

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I mean that that's not at amicro level, but at a macro
level. What I would really liketo see, just for the betterment of
our country is visa reform. I'dlike to see the Five Eyes intelligence cooperation
agreements reformed. I think you wouldprobably need Congress to pass new laws determining
how there is the so called intelligencesharing between the United States, Canada,

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Australia, New Zealand and the UnitedKingdom. Because we can simply live in
a world and I consider this partof the world now where if you're an
American foreign policy advisor like I was, or General Flynn as a national security
advisor, and others who just happenedto meet your British counterpart or your Australian

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counterpart, or your New Zealand counterpart, or your Canadian counterpart, which are
supposedly our closest allies. You can'tbe meeting with these people expecting that they
could possibly be spying on you,turning against you simply to help the opposition
against you. Now that in anditself is a scandal. So FAISA,
which has been turned as a weaponwhich is supposedly against terrorists, onto the

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American public. That's the first thing. Second thing, five Eyes should be
reformed, and that's going to takeher a massive effort by Congress. And
third, just in my position,and I think President Trump would echo the
same sentiment, the only way we'regoing to get accountability is we really need

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Congress to hold these individuals feed tothe fire in front of millions of people
with public testimony. Expect them tolie inder oath, just like we obviously
know Ag Barr has and even JohnDurham. Unfortunately, the DOJ, of
course isn't going to prosecute. Letthe American people see the scandal, let
them see the corruption and how farback and how I up it goes.
Then when Trump wins, you havea new DOJ, A new Attorney General

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at then clean house like that.It's a process. It's going to continue
to be a long process. ButI think as long as we fix these
three issues I just described, Ithink at the end of the day,
we'll be a stronger country as aresult. I agree, David kicking it
over to you next, and thento Puppet. Yeah, well, you
know it's interesting. So they weresupposed to vote today on the FIS a

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reauthorization, and they delayed it.And they say they delayed it because they
need to what is it. Theyneed to come up with a consensus on
how best to reform while maintaining theintegrity of our critical national security program.
And what happened, And you gotto look at what's going on in the
news, and this is I mean, all of this, Like I said

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at the very beginning, it's likeit's like the crisis is just building going
to November. Here' where we're attoday. There's a shooting in Kansas City.
Not sure who's responsible. There's multipleindividuals right at a Super Bowl parade.
I think it was an act ofterror. We'll see what comes out
of it, even if it turnsout to just be some bad guys it's
still terror They weren't in ra membersfrom well yeah, and there weren't moms

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at a school board meeting or alsohad been called terrorists already. But you
know, you have what happened inKansas City right now, we have this
story on that you've seen everywhere aboutthese Russian nuclear space lasers that we all
need to be concerned about, rightwhen they're trying to reauthorize billions of dollars
for Ukraine. And now you havethis Intelligence Surveillance Act. Oh, let's

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wait a couple of days. Whatuntil we find out that those people in
Kansas City may have been terrorists,or until we find out about the Russian
assets in the United Dates with theirlaser beams from nuclear space or whatever.
All of this news and all ofthese stings that all just seem so scripted
and manufactured. And this goes tomy question that had for both Simone and
George. I mean, here's thedeal. Biden is not in charge of

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this government. Putin has said itall, Everyone in America has said it.
Who knows who's in charge of thisgovernment? I know it's people that
are not accountable, Like you said, George, bureaucrats facialists, unelected bureaucrats.
But it's not just the United States. This is a global effort.
Remember they had Brexit, which freakedout everybody in the European Union. It
was about to spread to Germany andFrance and even Italy and other countries where

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they're like, wait, this isa problem. People are rising up and
they called it the populist revolution.You saw what happened in Argentina, you
saw what almost happened in other countriesin South America. So it's a world
coordinated effort to say, wait asecond, we can't have people taking back
these governments. So you talk aboutaccountability, here's the deal. Who's going
to hold them accountable? These peopleoperate on budgets that are unpublished. I

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mean these are secret budgets that areunlimited. Nobody has any control of these
agencies. And when you have nocommander in chief, essentially that's in charge.
They're basically running the government. Theseagencies are running the world because they're
all working together under their week leaders. So I'd like to see accountability.
But you heard John Brannon Brennan orwhatever his name is say on CNN when

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Trump was threatening him because he don'tgo after us. How can we hold
people accountable that we have no ideawho they are, how they're funded.
Who's going to hold him accountable?Is it this Congress that's about to reauthorize
one of the worst spying acts that'sever been in this country's history. George,
I'll throw it to you first,but I'm interested to hear from you
as Wellsmo. You know, I'mglad you you brought up the global apparatus,

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the global deep state, let's callit. Just for all intent and
purpose and the motivations that went intosubverting Trump. It wasn't simply because they
woke up or one day and said, we don't like how Donald Trump looks
like, or we didn't like himon the Apprentice. What they feared most
was his ideas of populism and economicnationalism. You mentioned Brexit. You mentioned

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Brexit, which is in my opinion, based on my interactions with British officials,
including the number two at the time, Tobias Elwood, who was right
underneath the Boris Johnson, who wasthen Foreign Secretary later Prime Minister. They
despised Trump for two reasons, Onethat he was an ardent supporter of sovereignty
and taking back control of your borders, and that obviously affected Brexit, and

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in my estimation, his endorsement ofBrexit is why the British people now have
sovereignty and freedom. If Trump didn'tendorse that, they would probably still be
in the European Union, and that'ssomething that the globalists in the UK hated.
Obviously, a rapprochemount with Russia wasnot in the interests of the military
industrial complex. In my estimation,I believe they wanted to use Russia collusion

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as the pretext to start a warwith Russia. It failed. They went
at war by proxy anyway with Ukrainewith all of this money that we now
see. And lastly, I justtalked about populism security. But now let's
talk about trade. The Transpecific Partnership, which obviously President Trump got the United
States out of and many of theseUnit Party candidates wanted the United States to

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get back into. Australia had amajor benefit of getting into the Transpecific Partnership
because this would have been in agreementthat Southeast Asia with China and Australia would
have dictated the terms of international tradefor the next fifty years. While decimating
US industry. That's why I thinkthese countries decided to go after Trump and

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to stop him, because they wantedto stop the will of the people,
populism and reorganizing global trade and security. So that's really the big picture,
and I'm very happy that you broughtit up, and I think your viewers
really need to understand why the CIAgot involved in why these foreign governments did
too. Siman, what's your takeon that, and also if you could

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speak to accountability for almost accountability listpeople, Yeah, I mean talking just
a pretty about Brexit. I wasworking for European Union when this happened,
and this was actually the first timewe started to start to hear with a
negative shadow over the populism. Well, actually this was the result of a
referendum. They gave voice to theBritish people and they decided to exit this

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sinking ship, which now is youknow, normalized on a very low level,
and it's making a life of Europeanmuch worse than it used to be
before the creation of this failed EuropeanUnion. But to go back to accountability
and evidence, Actually, I've beenworking for a documentary two years ago about

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the history of modern Ukraine and todayI'm still working in the processors. We
talk about evidence of Biden corruption inUkraine that had been investigated by Religiuliani.
At the time it was of courselabeled to be an Ukraine an agent.
As a result, and new evidencethat recently came out from interviewing trip in
Mesa. Now all these documents,official documents approved the involvement of Gurisma,

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which is the energy and oil companywhere Hunter Biden was sitting in the board
of administrators, is proved by amassive, controvertibly piece of evidence. But
still we have all these tendency toactually criminalize whoever exposed crimes and not ukomy
crimes. We don't look into crimes, we look into who exposed them to

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silence them. So what we're seeingnow is not simply criminals not held accountable.
Or when we talk about foreign agent, who is the biggest forign genty
other states is Jobaliden vivalolated Fara inso many ways and so many times starting
from twenty fourteen when he was quitea president of the United States under Obama
administration. So we have this manuses political influence to rich his family.

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Back on time it was vice presidentand now to cover up for his family's
crimes. So this is the stepup of not accountability is actually persecution and
dictatorship of our institution, the deepstate that operates to silence at a voice
which is exposing crimes. In saidthat they're looking into who commits crimes,

(30:15):
and the same thing happened with generallysix. Now, we always want to
build up this perception of the Trumpsupporters as terrorists, Trump advisor as liars.
There is always an aura that wewant to create around the man because
ultimately is the targets and none ofus but is the target because we are
present the people and so basically weare all the target at the same time.

(30:37):
And that's really something that needs towill change only when somebody like him
will be back in power. Andit's not susceptible to manipulation. It's not
actually doing the game of the deepstate. And that's why it's a strong
leader that people want in power,not a deep state wanting power. I
agree with that. I'm going totoss it over to puppet Carlson here,
George, I mean, puppet justgot back from Russia. As you guys

(30:59):
are probably well aware, you know, Vladimir Brutin and so. But I
got to give overd of our experinterviewer puppet, any questions for George and
Simona before we we let them getout of here here in a minute.
Yeah, yeah, I got Igot a question. I got a question.
Well, Georgia brought up the FISAct and David capitalized on. I
really think it's a critical thing goingon right now that Biden's security advisor Jake

(31:21):
Sullivan's out there talking about how weshould delay this vote because revising the FISA
Act is not in the best interestof the American people, especially as it
relates to requiring a warrant for thegovernment or other you know, Justice Department
agencies to have a warrant mandating awarrant to spy on an American citizen.

(31:45):
I just can't believe that they wouldget up in front of all of us
and make that statement. I mean, that's just a crazy state state and
you know, being that it's inour best interest that we not do that,
that they have more fleck stability andfreedom despy on us. So this
is where we are with this kindof stuff and this government and this shadow

(32:07):
government that's actually out there pulling thestrings. I am an expert when it
comes to puppets, you know,And I'm really surprised or not surprised to
hear your story, because every timeyou hear a story about the government or
a deep state agency going after someoneshutting them down, someone who's on the
forefront of exposing them, or somecritical piece of evidence, the stories are

(32:30):
always the same. It's always thesame. And you know, banking is
a critical way they come after us, obviously, shaming and naming and all
of these things that they do tous to ruin our reputation and kind of
brand us in the public eye usingtheir powerful media apparatus. But fortunately for

(32:51):
all of us, we have theseplatforms today that we didn't have in the
past, platforms like this show here, but just in general social media where
we can get on and tell ourstory without having to, you know,
utilize the corrupt media. And howdo you feel like your ability to speak
out through social media and non traditionalchannels has helped your case? Yeah,

(33:19):
I'm very grateful to that. EllenMusk decided to spend over forty five billion
dollars of his hard earned money tosafeguard the First Amendment and frame of speech
globally because before obviously he took over, we remember how Twitter was basically being
used as a tool of the FBIto suppress dissenting voices, conservative voices,

(33:42):
and obviously the Hunter Biden laptop storyof the twenty twenty election, and of
course deplatforming Trump, and we havea million different examples of how how corrosive
that effort was by Twitter before Ellenmust and cover. So for me,
at the end of the day,it's all about the people. Right.
If the people are not interested inwhat I'm talking about about this topic about

(34:04):
the future of this country, Ihave no voice, and I don't care
to have a voice for me.I just want to give the truth to
the people. I want the peopleto be educated on the facts and let
them then votes based on the facts, and to get the proper representatives elected
to Washington, DC. That's reallymy goal this next year, going into
the twenty twenty four election. Sofor me, given that the media has

(34:27):
become so decentralized and shows like yoursare so popular and so many people have
tuned out the mainstream media, it'sactually such a blessing and I actually enjoy
these shows much more than my televisionhits sometimes even they're more casual, they're
more obviously, we could speak alot longer than a two minute sound bite,
and it's really I think changed people'slives for the better. Yeah,

(34:52):
I totally agree with that, George. I do, Simona, George,
I'm gonna let you guys get outof here. We've kept you guys for
over thirty minutes and that's a lotof time. And I know you guys
have been doing media hits. You'reon news Max earlier. Thank you so
much for what you've done for America, for standing for America, for fighting
for this country, and all youguys have been through hell and back in
the last seven eight nine years.I don't know how long it's been going

(35:14):
on, but uh, it's it'sbeen been a fight. Last but not
least, George. Obviously your yourbook. I noticed last night. I've
got it, of course, DeepState Target. I went online, was
just something I wanted to check Amazon. Looks like they're having trouble keeping it
in all of a sudden, sothat's got to be a good sign.
Looks like the book sales are Peopleare like, holy crap, I got
to go buy that book now.So Deep state targets the book, George,

(35:37):
So where can they find you guyson social media? And how can
they support your efforts? So youcan find me on Simona Ma It's just
I wrote X had the same handleon Histogram. I've been ready censored,
by the way, so mainly mypolitical contents on X perfect Perfect, George,

(36:00):
what about you think I'm very justactive on X. I'm not an
Instagram guy. I don't even havean account because probably a better thing.
But anyway, Simona is the queenof that, so mine's at George Poppa
nineteen. On X and Facebook,I have an account, but I don't
use it, so just follow meon X for updates and that's where you'll

(36:22):
probably see me most active. George. I look forward to seeing you guys.
I'm sure we'll meet up soon hereas we get on the campaign trail
for for twenty four. I'm sureI'll see you guys speaking somewhere. But
thank you both so much for comingon pollickin couch here, and we really
really appreciate you coming on DC afterDark. We want to have you back
again soon. Thank you so much. It was a pleasure to be on

(36:42):
your show. I love it.Awesome, amazing, Thanks so much.
Nice treating you guys. Thank youlove it. Thanks everybody, guys.
That's George papainabolism and hopefully that I'llbet your last name Manon Simon. Thanks.
Not bad for a guy from Arkansas. We can see him be in

(37:07):
a box for cheap, you know, to take care of Simone em of
course and her better half, GeorgePapadopoulos. And we are so blessed to
have had them here on the program. And so we got another big guest
coming up to Sean Parnell. Thisguy is everywhere. I'm a huge fan

(37:28):
of his content. Excited to gethim on the program and uh and get
a chance. And he's been backstagein the green room way too long.
I'm gonna just bring him in here. Sean. How are you, man?
Hey, I'm good, Thanks forhaving me. Hey, we're good.
We're David's letting me know that we'rewe're pretty much tied with Rudy Giuliani
and trying to beat Alex Jones onX right now for viewers. So we're
uh, we're in the We're inthe game here, We're in the game.

(37:50):
We're throwing throwing punches back at thoseguys now they're all friends. But
uh, Man, great to haveyou here with us. And I know
you're you're busy. You've got yourown show, you know, uh,
basically every day of the week,right, I mean you're you're cooking man.
Yeah, yeah, we just startedit, you know. And and
to your point you're talking about withGeorge, the independent media is the future.
And I think there's such an unbelievabledesire in this country for the truth

(38:16):
and authenticity, and they're not gettingit even on many of the traditional conservative
media platforms. You're just simply notallowed to talk about certain things. I
mean. And all the news thatbroke today, guys, was you know,
with with the CIA and Obama andBrennan and Hillary and tapping Trump's phone

(38:37):
lines and using foreign intelligence agents tospy on the president. Here's the deal
with all that. Trump back intwenty seventeen was screaming from the rooftops as
commander in chief that it was goingon, and the media was just like,
man, no one cares. Solike there's a paradigm shift happening here.
And that ultimately that's why I'm doingthe show on the live sho on

(39:00):
Rumble. Uh, every day becauseI think this is the future. And
you guys, you guys are livingat too. No. Absolutely, of
course you've got Battleground live unapologetically American. Uh, you know, over on
Rumble, it's doing really well.I'm I'm a huge fan. You and
I were on you and I wereon the same network there for a little
while, bouncing around. We've beenall over the place and uh, you
know, I you know, I'mjust now getting back to being healthy again

(39:21):
and able to do some things,and so, uh, you know,
I had a lot of time onthe shelf, so I was able to
watch you know, your content andDavid Pollocks and a lot of others.
And then I I go to Davidand uh to join in and doing a
show with me, And then hebrought Puppet along and and here we are.
You know, it's just it's it'staken off like a scud missile.
I don't know if that's good orbad, but we're we're going all over
the place and taking off like aRussian nuclear satellite space laser. Yeah,

(39:47):
it's it's amazing, Sean. Youknow that we're supposed to believe that they're
losing the war in the Ukraine,but now they can nuke us from space.
Yeah uh oh, yeah, youyou brought up something that's really important,
is not often talked about enough.And that's what I like to call
the neo conn paradox. And thatis simultaneously from the stage, somebody like
you know, and if you've gotNikki Haley fans that are watching, I

(40:07):
apologize, it's a primary I respectthe fact that we don't. Okay,
well, they're simultaneously say in onebreath that Putin is on the ropes and
that's why we have to invest inUkraine, an endless stream of US taxpayer
dollars, and then uh, Putin'sget a rampage across Europe if we don't

(40:30):
do something. It's what I liketo call the neocon paradox. It say,
those two things simply don't exist inthe same world. Yeah no,
no, they don't, David,they don't. Yeah, well, but
a Chinese balloon can float clear acrossthe country and we're just like, fine,
Yeah, what do we do withit? I don't know. Do
we shoot it down? I don't, I don't know. It's never we've
never been attacked by something moving soslowly before, so I mean, I

(40:53):
don't even Joe Biden, all right, you win that round. So we're
we're we're blessed here. I mean, we're the only that's the other thing.
We're the only ones out with withpuppa. Carlson just got back from
Russia. So we're, uh,we're we're having a blast with what we
do, you know, honestly,Sean, I mean it's been uh,

(41:15):
you know, we've been what arewe on two months now? Something like
that I think sounded at right,guys, about two months something like that.
Yeah, yeah, somewhere in there. We're you know, we we've
all done media for a while,but putting everything together is uh has been
has been a blast. And ofcourse, uh, you know, getting
getting to see what's happening to withwith this campaign and seeing the ground game

(41:37):
that President Trump has that he didn'thave in sixteen, that he didn't have
in twenty twenty. For those thatwere on the ground, I mean I
was a part of those. I'venever seen his ground game this strong,
with thousands of volunteers in each stateoffices, you know, I can remember
in Iowa in twenty sixteen, Idon't know if he had three offices and
of course, I think he losta Cruz in sixteen. He has made

(41:57):
it a mission sean President Trump,I'm gonna pivot here for the Russian space
nukes or whatever that was to PresidentTrump here, and I just I don't
see a way out for the GOPhere, I mean, Trump brought up
he was very, very adamant lastnight with George Santo's seat going to a
Democrat. And I have a pointhere, I'll land my plane a horrible

(42:20):
thing. When you look at thenumbers. George Santo's won that seat by
eight points in you know, intwenty twenty two they lost by eight this
year. That's a sixteen point swing. With people like Mike Johnson and Rona
McDaniel in charge, and and MikeJohnson made the mistake the speaker of actually
going up there in campaigning for thisknucklehead. He looks ridiculous now in these
pictures, you know, for thatcampaign. We just it's like it's like

(42:44):
we throw an interception in the SuperBowl. Yeah, yeah, throws a
pick six. Right. We liketo shoot ourselves in the foot a lot.
And I mean, and by theway, juxtapose the situation with George
Santos with Bob Benendez in the Senate, who is literally a foreign agent,
and he sows gold bars into thejackets of his coat that he got from

(43:07):
other foreign countries like Egypt and Cutter. He's still on what the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee still has his intelligence hisintelligence clearances, his security clearances, and
yet George Santos hasn't even been chargedwith the crime and the GOP expelled.
I mean, look, this isa real This is my main issue with

(43:29):
the Republican Party writ large. Andby the way, this doesn't apply to
everybody. I'm not trying to paintin broad strokes here because we have some
fighters, but many people in theGOP, especially incumbents, people have been
in Washington for a very long time. They don't seem to understand what time
it is. And that is ourRepublic America is perilously balanced on a nice

(43:52):
edge. And the Democrats, Imean, they'll use nice gre words when
they talk about it, when theytell this, but oh, we want
to fundamentally transform this country. Wellthat means to fundamentally transform something. It
means to tear down what was brickby brick, and many Republicans are still

(44:14):
still want to believe that we're theparty of small government in low taxes,
and indeed we are, we shouldbe. I like all that stuff,
But the reality is we've seeded thecultural battleground to the left for the better
part of fifty years, to thedetriment of a party in the movement,
and we're paying the price every singleday. And to your point about this
this New York three, I thinkGeorge Santos is district a horrible mistake of

(44:37):
expelling that guy. But the narrativethat, well, George shoud Trump is
just a detriment to the people inthe GOP, Like, no stop.
George Santos won a D plus eightdistrict precisely because he was an America First
Conservative. He was a Trump guy. And if you don't believe me,

(45:00):
go look at pole after poll thathas Trump outperforming establishment GOP candidates significantly on
the ballot everywhere. And it's becauseit's it's like, so, I'm so
tired of this narrative that, oh, Trump's Trump is a blessing to the
GOP. The traditional neo Khon establishmentGOP is dead. I mean, if,

(45:23):
by the way, if if forsome reason you were a never Trumper
and you were slow in the uptakein twenty sixteen, maybe I can give
you. I give you some gracethere because so many people didn't realize what
President Trump representative the party back then. But come on, now, like,
get with the freaking program here.Trump won in historic fashion three out

(45:45):
of three caucus states, and Imean, he's the clear leader of the
Republican Party and the Democrats precisely becausehe's so strong. And by the way,
if the Democrats thought that Trump upwasn't a threat that they were going
to crush him in the general election, they would not be waging lawfare on

(46:07):
five different fronts against the guy.They wouldn't care. They would just let
him cruise into the general election anddestroy him legitimately. But they can't do
that. They're afraid of him,So they've got to try to remove him
from the ballot using the fourteenth Amendment, try to crush his family business and
destroy his family name in New York, try to throw him in jail for
a thousand freaking years. I mean, like, all of this is happening.

(46:29):
And by the way, what's theGOP's response to some of this traditional
GOP response? Trump is toxic,So when you send those signals. You're
basically saying that Democrat bullying. Andby the way, this is like Soviet
eraic communist tactics that the Democrats areusing. You're basically when you capitulate like

(46:51):
that, you're basically sending a signalto the Democrats to do it to everybody.
And so we'd either draw a linein the sand here now and say
hell no, you're not crossing theline, or we end up losing this
country forever. Yeah, you know, Sean, you're saying, I mean,
I agree with everything you're saying.You're saying the truth that we all
feel. And the interesting thing is, and I was saying this last night

(47:14):
about about the George Santo's situation inthe Trump situation, It's interesting because you
know, for a while, I'vebeen at war against the Republicans, and
then I've had people convince me thatwe shouldn't. It's not that we want
to abandon the party. We needto take it back. The reason why
George Santos was expelled, the reasonwhy we lost that seat, is because
Republicans are willing to lose a seatthen have somebody occupy it that doesn't fall

(47:35):
in line with them. They'd rathercut out the mutiny and sail their ship
right over the damn edge than havethe mutiny. And the thing is Trump
is that mutiny, and that's whythey don't get behind Trump. Trump is
a threat to all of their establishment. He didn't come up through their ranks.
He didn't fetch him coffee on thehill, he didn't seek their blessing.
He didn't have to kiss their ring. He doesn't owe anything to their
donors. It doesn't need their money. That's the difference between Trump and everyone

(47:59):
else. Authentic. He's powerful,he's a leader, and he's gonna get
stuff done that makes everybody else lookfoolish. Do you remember, I know
you do you remember in twenty sixteenwhen Trump became president and he starts putting
together a cabinet of people that actuallyhad real world experience. I mean,
some of them didn't work out,and he fires people. That's the difference
too. But everyone's like, ohmy god, these people have experienced.

(48:19):
This isn't just some wacko who youmet on the campaign trait like Buddha j
Edge, Like this guy's no butta Jedge. There's no reason to run
anything. He can't even run amanager's position at Taco Bell, and he's
in charge of our transportation Taco Bellmanagers. True, God, I love
Taco Bell. Okay, let's gowith that. All right, Well,
we'll go with something else because Idon't want to get in trouble. But
the point I kept going through myhead, like who can I pick him?

(48:42):
Like I love it all? ButI mean, the reality is Trump
isn't the political class. He's theAmerica class. And all of us who
are behind him, not just Republicans, Democrats, Republicans, independence, we
are trying to take our country back. It's a global phenomenal. We're just
talking about that with George. Thisis a global thing. And this scares
the hell out of establishment politicians,not just Republicans but Democrats too, because

(49:06):
they just raised the bar. Nowvoters are gonna expect people that actually keep
their promises and deliver results. Whatdo you mean the GDP is gonna go
up? Now? How are wegonna meet those standards? They have to
get rid of Trump so they cango back to their rich stake fed donor
lives and actually not deliver results andonly deliver excuses like we've seen over the
last two years and I'm gonna throwit back to you. But I mean,

(49:27):
here's what pisses people off. Ican say anything about Republicans and it
does so well on social media comparedto anything I say about Biden or anybody
else. People are so mad atRepublicans because two years ago, we're like,
whoo, we took back the House. This is gonna be great.
We're finally gonna start taking back ourcountry. And what do we get for
it. No debt ceiling, noterm limits, no budgets. No.

(49:51):
I mean, we're still doing CDRs, We're still sending money to Ukraine,
our southern borders still open. They'vegiven us nothing because this is what we've
learned to expect from Republicans. Nothing, which is why we love Donald Trump,
because he's going to give us resultsand that scares them. I'll throw
it back to you, Sean.Yeah, well, I mean, I'll
do you one better. I thinkgo back to twenty sixteen when Republicans controlled
the House, the Senate, inthe White House, and they said the

(50:13):
six billion dollars was too much fora wall. Yeah, but apparently sixty
five billion dollars is just fine forUkraine to secure their own border. When
we have millions of illegal invaders streamingacross this country. And it's not just
the national security threat that that presents. I mean, we've got fentanyl as
the number one cause of death inthis country. It's being manufactured in China.
They've struck a deal with the cartels. A tidal wave of human suffering

(50:36):
on the southern border. Eighty fivethousand children are missing. You don't hear
the Democrats crying and screaming every dayalong with their allies and the media about
kids in cages anymore. So you'rebut you're exactly right. And Democrats,
I'll just say the Democrats don't havethey represent their base well, so they
tend to not have these problems.And the way I like to describe I

(51:00):
just say, like from a thirtythousand foot perspective about the GOP versus the
Democrats that were the party as Republicans, as conservatives, were the party of
intellectual diversity. We're the party ofwe the people. Which is why a
member of Congress from western Pennsylvania andmy hometown is very different from a member
of Congress in southern Florida is verydifferent from a member of Congress in southern

(51:22):
California. Why it's because we actuallyrepresent, i mean, generally speaking,
the views of our constituents, whichis why Republicans in the House and then
Senate sometimes it feels like hrting cats. The Democrats, by contrast, are
the party of they the people.They're a very top down authoritarian party where

(51:43):
you've got four people in Washington,d c. And I think, now
it's like, you know Joe Bidenor his handlers, right, because obviously
we all know Joe Biden's and animatedcorps is too feeble to even stand trial.
But you've got Nancy Pelosi, ChuckSchumer, other Democrat leaders that come
up with their talking points, theyfeed them to their allies and the media,
and then they just relentlessly say thosethings over and over and over again.

(52:05):
And every single Democrat in the Houseand the Senate toes the line.
Which is why a Democrat congress personfrom western Pennsylvania is the same as one
from southern Florida, is the sameas one from California. They're the same
across the board because they're the partyof day the people, and that therein
lies their strength. And so Republicans, i mean, from square one,

(52:27):
need to just start representing their votersbetter, not like their base voters.
I heard Senator Tom Tillis say somethingthe other day I'm reading in Politico or
something about, oh, the basecouldn't possibly understand what's at stake in Ukraine.
Well, you know what, it'spart of your job as a senior
leader of the Republican Party to firstof all make the case because right now,

(52:49):
the vast majority of the Republican Partydoes not support endless war in Ukraine
with no clearly defined end state,and does it when people have trouble putting
food on the table for their familyand pay their bills and paying to fill
up their car with gasoline, Like, maybe they don't want to spend hundreds
of millions of dollars of their taxpayerof their taxpayer money when they can't even
you know, pay for needs oftheir own family. Right. So,

(53:13):
my problem with the Republican Party isthat they like to watch where the parade
is marching and then run at thelast minute to get in front of it.
But that ain't leadership, right.Leadership is taking a stand on an
issue and what you believe in yourheart of hearts to be right, and
then going out to the town square, you know, standing up on a

(53:36):
soapbox and making the damn case tothe American people. And not everybody in
that crowd will agree with you atthe beginning, but it's your job to
sway them, to make the case, to make the argument, to be
a leader. And that's what Ilike about President Trump. You know,
at any given time, you know, we sent that guy to Washington in

(53:58):
twenty sixteen because by and large hegave a finger to the UNI Party,
to the establishment. He was anoutsider, and at any given moment in
Washington, d C. He hadRepublicans hating him and Democrats hating him.
And that's exactly why I sent himthere in the first place, is to
think differently, not to always saythe right thing, but to walk into
a room with President g of Chinaand scare the daylights out of the guy.

(54:22):
And you know, you didn't seeVladimir Putin invading Ukraine when President Trump
was president. Why because Vladimir Putinwas scared of President Trump full stop.
Vladimir Putin made advances in Europe underGeorge W. Bush, Barack Obama,
and now Joe Biden. The onlyone in the last twenty years where he

(54:43):
didn't take advantage of was President Trump. Why because President Trump scared him.
President Trump thought outside the box.And of course you see Vladimir Putin come
out today. Instead, he'd ratherJoe Biden be elected than Donald Trump will.
The reason for that is simple isbecause Joe Biden is weak as hell.

(55:04):
He said. The reason was becausehe's predictable. That's right, That's
right, exactly. Well, ofcourse he would want the predictable candidate,
the one that would do the thingthat most likely would be done. Well,
right, I mean, look,Republicans like to say, and I'm
telling you this is a talking pointin the establishment Republican Party, whether it's
Mitt Romney and I mean I couldlisten. John McCain said this as well,

(55:27):
that, oh, you know,Russia is just a big gas station.
Okay, well fine, and Democratshave said that too. Well,
if you acknowledge that the main pillarof the Russian economy is exports of ellengeer
liquid natural gas, okay, well, then you could pacify and defeat Russia
by simply filling the global void inthe natural gas market. And do you

(55:47):
know what I'm thinking is exactly whatPresident trumpet did and make America a net
exporter of natural gas globally and dominatefor four years and remove that pillar of
the Russian economy. That and thenthat, along with economic sanctions, put
Putin in a very difficult economic place. But because Joe Biden is completely handicapped,

(56:09):
the liquid natural gas industry here inthis country and the oil and gas
industry here in this country. Who'sfilled that void globally Vladimir Putin. And
not only has Vladimir Putin filled thatvoid globally, he's been able to use
it to establish alliances with Iran andChina and all sorts of negative geopolitical ways

(56:29):
for the country. So it's like, of course Vladimir Putin wants Joe Biden
is president because the guy can literallyget away with murder. But again,
like the Democrats are so they're suchsoulless and shameless hacks that they'll accuse Republicans
of anything that I call it theGolden rule. Anything the Democrats accuse us

(56:52):
of they themselves are guilty of.So you know, oh, oh,
look at President Trump, He's Putin'spop At went, by and large,
it was Joe Biden taking millions ofdollars from Vladimir Putin, Hillary Clinton colluding
with Russia and and Barack Obama coludingwith Russia to put in motion the Russia
collusion hoax. I mean either're colludingwith twenty six foreign countries to surveil an

(57:15):
American citizen running for president. Imean these people, Sean, you mean
it wasn't Donald Trump that sold twentypercent of our uranium in the Russians a
million dollars for speeches. I meanthat was Clinton's That's crazy. Sorry,
Pumpa, I need to cut youoff, Bunny anything yet, Oh I
was expecting Pumpin. I'm sorry,Sean Man. I love what you said

(57:35):
about the Republicans and have to standup for what they believe in. They
have to have convictions. Actually,instead of this ridiculous party line towing and
jumping in front of the bandwagon andexpecting people to the American people just follow
along. I mean, this iswhy George Santos won New York three by
eight points when he when he gotelected, and why the other were Publican

(58:00):
candidate got trounced because she is notan American first, Canada America first candidate
and a Republican America first Republicans knowthat, and yeah, we don't want
the Democrats to get the seat,but at the same time, we also
don't want to put a rhino Republicanin the seat either. So it was
it was a lose lose for usfrom the for the voters, and ultimately

(58:22):
they didn't go come out to vote, and you know, ultimately the seat
got taken by a Democrat. Thatperson should have never been the person running.
So this is just a mistake thatthe Republican Party continues to make over
and over and over again. Andwe have to have we have to have
candidates that have convictions, that standup and explain to the people why putting

(58:46):
America first makes sense, even ifit's challenging and creates tough times. We
have to write the ship and wehave to get the country on back on
track. Trump is the pied piperof that and he and that's why they're
so scared of him. That's whythey've been fighting him from the very beginning.

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And it just continues and continues andcontinues. I am not sure how
we continue how Trump fights and fightsand fights when they control all of the
propaganda, and even when you know, you look at his rallies, they

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got they're filled to the brim.You got no one watching Biden. And
then they still say, yeah,yep, Biden's, Biden's, Biden's got
more support, Like, come on, nobody believes that, but they'll just
say the most flat out lie rightto your face and expect you to believe
it. Yeah, it's it's it'strue, and and like it's it's.

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It's an empirical fact that Donald Trumpis the most popular Republican president in the
history of this country. It justis, got more votes than any other
Republican ever. Donald Trump also wasthe first Republican president to win the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania since Ronald Reagan. SoDonald Trump, it stands to reason,

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is the best hope for us winningthe general election against Biden if it's going
to be him. I actually don'tthink it's it's going to be Biden.
But I think Donald Trump is isthe clear leader of the Republican Party.
He brings out a crazy cross sectionof voters, of non traditional Republican voters
that help candidates down the ballot aswell, candidates especially in in swing districts,

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and so you know, the resistance, you know, the Republican establishment
resistance against Trump is something that isbothersome to me. Now, I also
reject this narrative. You know,in twenty twenty two, there is a
narrative that in the media and neverTrump Republicans and establishment Republicans like to trot
this out often. Well, lookat all the true Trump endorsed Canada too

(01:01:00):
lost in twenty two. And Isay that's complete bs and and then I
draw a comparison between somebody like AdamLaxalt, great guy in Nevada, but
as establishment as you can get orcarry lake in Arizona is about America first,
as you could get two very differentcandidates swing states. Right, they

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both lost lost, right, usethe term loosely. They lost not because
they were one was a maga,one was establishment. Republicans lost because they
did not. They lost to asystem that the Democrats have down to an
Excel spreadsheet, and our reticence inswing states to embrace that system or maybe

(01:01:43):
not, Maybe that's not even maybethat's too harsh of a way to say
it. Maybe it's we acknowledge thatthat we need to embrace a system like
that, but we don't have theleadership in place in these swing states to
get the job done. And that'swhat I appreciate about. Also talked about
the Trump campaign in twenty four.This is by far his most disciplined campaign.

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I mean, I know most ofthe people that are running his campaign,
and I've spoke at four or fiveTrump rallies. Now, I've never
seen his campaign run this efficiently,and it doesn't get enough credit because a
lot of the people that are actually, you know, doing the blocking and
tackling of his campaign, they understandthe system a lot better. They understand
election laws and swing states a lotbetter. They're not clamoring to be out

(01:02:30):
there in front of the camera.They're silent professionals doing the hard work to
get the job done. That gentlemanis going to pay off dividends in twenty
twenty four. I just and again, I don't think the Trump gets enough
credit for that. I agree withthat, and I've you know, I've
been saying that for a little whilenow. I know you had two on
your show as well, Sean.It's just those that weren't around in fifteen

(01:02:52):
sixteen, and weren't around in nineteentwenty and didn't see the campaigns and how
they operated it's not like this.I mean he had like maybe two field
offs is maybe three, and Iwent to fifteen sixteen there was like there
was like fifty this time around,Uh, you know, and there's literally,
you know, it's unbelieval. There'sliterally thousands of people phone banking.

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We've never had that. There's thousandsof volunteers on the ground just you know,
if I'm talking with people on thecampaign, there's there's about twenty five
hundred volunteers already in California. Hebelieves he can win California New York like
Reagan did. He really believes that. Uh. And stranger things have happened.
But when you look at what's happeningin New York and you look at
what's happening in California, and youlook at their uh there they're basically just

(01:03:35):
like almost third world countries at thispoint in parts of those states. Uh,
people are, people are living,and they're fed up. And I
think and and of course, thebest thing, I mean, best thing
for the president. It's it's terriblewhat they're doing. But him walking out
of Fulton County and him walking outwith a mugshot, you know, it's
it's taken him to a different levelamong people that would have never even given

(01:03:57):
him a second look. And thenyou see you see the number of celebrities
from from Lil Wayne to Ice Cubeto Snoop Dogg to people that are now
adamantly coming out and they're like,you know what, I'm voting for Trump.
Look at we talked about this onthe show last week. Look at
stephen A. Smith, the topshow on all of ESPN, A guy
who is by all means not aconservative. I mean, he has some

(01:04:18):
conservative values, but for him togo on his show and literally rail for
ten minutes about the fifty three millionfor illegals in New York, about how
Trump's going to get re elected.As you said, you know, the
pensil, it's changing, it's swingingback. I truly believe, Sean that
this is going to be a Reaganlike victory for Donald Trump. And I

(01:04:41):
want to reiterate this because I'm sureyou hear it like I do. And
there's nothing that drives me more insanethan I have somebody say, well,
you know, they didn't fix whathappened in twenty twenty, they're going to
steal it again. Anyone who istelling you that is sitting on their ass,
not involved. There's no one Iknow of that's involved that actually makes
that kind of rhetoric. Anybody who'sinvolved, like Scott Presler or myself or

(01:05:03):
you or David you know, it'swe are on the ground. We're in
multiple states. We're working with differentcampaigns, not just the Trump campaign,
but congressional campaign, Senate campaigns,city councils, school boards, wherever they
need me. I'm there to lendit, hear and help, and so
are you and so many others.But I want to encourage people. There

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was different things in place in twentytwenty with COVID and protocols. Those aren't
there. They're not going to beable to do with it. In a
lot of states like Pennsylvania, Michiganeven you know, they have Republican you
know, legislatures. They may nothave Republican senators or governors, but they're
legislators because of the counties they're actuallyread and they've made legislation to stop a

(01:05:45):
lot of this stuff from happening.Did the same thing in George. I'm
not a big fan of Brian Kempor Raefisberger for various reasons. As many
no but at the same time,don't listen to that, Sean. I
want, I want to get youropinion on this. That kind of talk
is how you lose elections. Anyonetelling you your vote doesn't matter, to
stay home, to not get involved. Those are the reasons why conservatives lose.

(01:06:09):
And I mean, you don't evenneed those people in your phone.
I almost said rollodex to show myage. But you don't need those people
anywhere near things like that. Andthe negativity is killing the populist movement.
It's got to stop. I'll yellback to you. Yeah, well,
I completely agree. And also it'slike, Matt, what's the alternative?
Okay, so you believe, soyou believe that. Does this mean that

(01:06:31):
you're gonna quit? Well, ofcourse the answer to that has to be
no. And you know, whenyou look at and you're right. I
mean, many of the emergency provisionsthat were put in place in twenty twenty
are no longer there. You know, Republicans still have some work to do
in some critical swing states, butyou know, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

(01:06:51):
there are some very cutting edge thingshappening right now to really one register voters
because the Democrats have a four hundredand plus thousand voter registration advantage. Now
Pennsylvania is still winnable statewide, butDemocrats legitimately could win without one single Republican

(01:07:11):
vote. So that's kind of whatmakes Pennsylvania swing states. So there's a
lot of independent votes that are upfor grabs. So if you're running state
wide as a Republican, you gotto make a play for all of them,
right, which is kind of likea play for the middle if you're
running in Pennsylvania. So we knowthat if we can close that voter registration
deficit, and in the month ofJanuary alone, I mean, we had
twelve thousand new Republican registrations in justone month, and so that's really difficult,

(01:07:40):
unsexy work. It's really hard toget donors to give money for that
because they're not seeing that money reflectedin television ads. It just takes a
lot of work. Scott Presser couldtell you this too. I mean,
he's out there doing the hard workfor it. But it's not just about
registering people and closing the voter registrationdeficit. It's about going back and looking
at the books from twenty twenty oneof the highest voter turnout elections in the

(01:08:03):
history of this country. With Trumpon the ballot and looking at all of
those cout what you call zero fouror zero four maybe even first time voters,
one of four voters, people thathave voted one time in four cycles,
low propensity voters, and use thePennsylvania mail in ballot law, which
is a disaster. I agree.I've fought it twice, once at the

(01:08:24):
Pennsylvania Supreme Court, once at theUnited States Supreme Court. Yes, I
acknowledge that it's terrible. The momentthat we gain power back in Pennsylvania,
it's gone. It needs to begone. So just understand that's where I'm
coming from with it. But it'sin place now, right, So go
back and look at the books,look and swing precincts and swing counties all
across the state and automatically opt inthose low propensity voters who came out in

(01:08:47):
twenty twenty and voted for Donald Trump, and get them to automatically opt in
for a mail in ballot that's sentto their doorstep and every off cycle race
so that we have a chance tocompete. And when you do that,
look from a dollars and cents standpoint, every dollar counts when you're running a
campaign. Eighty five percent of everydollar you raise should go to voter outreach

(01:09:08):
and voter contact. So many campaignsviolate that rule. Nevertheless, when you
have an operation where you've got thingson a computer in front of you and
an Excel spreadsheet and say, okay, I've got a mail in ballot delivered
to you know this, these onehundred people in this precinct, then it's
just a matter of calling those peopleand making sure they turn it in right

(01:09:31):
and then diverting your financial resources togetting everybody else in that sheet out the
vote. So you can actually spendyour money more efficiently if you do it
this way. And so Republicans,just in swing states everywhere need to look
at the laws, play the game, you know, fight on the battlefield
with the political rules that are there. Win like win, and then change
it. But you can't complain beforeyou win, No, you absolutely can't,

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you know. David, and withthought, Sean brought up to Scott
Presley, who I've been on therow with God spoken damn near every state
in the country I think with himin the last few years. But Scott's
trying, you know, you BROUGHTUPennsylvania. He's literally trying to go grab
eighty thousand Amish voters. You know, in Pennsylvania. There's eighty thousand unregistered
Amish voters in Pennsylvania, which isa huge gap, and that that can

(01:10:15):
definitely swing the election in Pennsylvania ifyou get sixty or seventy thousand of them
registered, you know, to votefor Donald Trump. David. And I've
already told Scott if I've got to, you know, dress up like you
know the movie Kingpin and be brotherJedediah and drive people to the voting stations
at a carriage. I'm in whateverwe got to do on election day,
David. Look yeah, And Ilove what you're saying, Sean about the

(01:10:39):
different aspects of a campaign, becauseTrump wins because of Trump and I and
you know, like Matt says,he's much more organized now. The ground
game is much stronger than it wasbefore. But at the end of the
day, Trump wins because of Trump. Now, the RNC could capitalize on
Trump instead of fighting him. Butwhere are they putting their resources into Nikki

(01:11:00):
Haley and Ron DeSantis and the packsthat support those folks. And that's the
frustrating thing against all Republicans is that, like you said, Sean, we
do have a clear leader of theRepublican Party or what should be the Republican
Party, but there's actually another Republicanparty out there that's really resentful to the
fact that he's the leader of it. But exactly what you're saying is true.
If Republicans get behind Trump, he'sgonna win his election because of Trump.

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Larren C could ride his coattails andwin a lot of these other elections.
But what they do is they loseelections. George Santos's election in New
York's a perfect example. George Santoswon his election by eight points, not
the Republican Party. The Republican Partydidn't do anything for him, which is
why they hated him so much.He didn't owe them anything. So the
thing is, when you have candidatesthat are able to win on their own
without the Republican Party, what theRepublican Party needs to do is go,

(01:11:48):
hey, how did you do that, and how can we do that so
we can win too, instead ofgoing, well, we don't like that,
you didn't need us, so insteadwe're going to oppose you. That's
what the Republican Party needs to stopdoing and the thing about that if they
just start having a better ground gameand not blame Trump when the Trump endorse
came. So, of course Trump'sgoing to endorse a Republican in a race

(01:12:11):
against a Democrat if he wants thatperson to win. But the fact that
they don't win is because we keepputting these establishment, boring, old,
unrelatable white dudes on ballots that nobodywants to vote for. They don't excite
people. They go out talking aboutabortion bands and nonsense, when most voters
want to hear how are you goingto change my life? How are you
going to starts sounding more like Trump, not emulating a version of Trump created

(01:12:34):
by the media that make you soundlike an asshole. What you need to
do is go out and speak tovoters, appear authentic, and their parties
need to stop getting behind big donordriven establishment candidates and find these grassroots guys
are out there. I see them, and I see them because I'm involved
in politics here in Florida. Isee them getting killed by the party all
the time in favor of these establishmentcandidates that never win. The secret to

(01:12:58):
success is finding real America first,candidates, and what we need to do
is gut the RNC from the leadershiplevel down. I love Scott Presler.
I think the Scott Presler approach shouldbe adopted by the RNC. We need
to start raising money for these AmericaFirst candidates and then I think we'll start
winning some of these races and doingbetter. But it's like you said before,
Sean, the Democrats are united,they know what they stand for,

(01:13:19):
and they all walk in lock step. The Republicans are half of them are
anger with the fact that Trump winsin spite of them. The other half
hates the people that want Trump towin, and this is why we're going
to keep losing. What the Republicansneed to do is authentically realize that America
First is the way to the future. It's the way to grow this party
and is the way to win andtake back our country. Sean, do

(01:13:40):
you think after this election the Republicanswill finally come on board and will be
able to gut the RNC and havea better voting apparatus or do you think
they're just going to go and hideuntil they're done with Trump? Well,
Trump is certainly making moves within theRNC trying to put his imprint on what
he sees, you know, bygetting him people in there to run the
show. And of course I thinkyou endorse Michael Wattley I think is his

(01:14:04):
name, and then of course LauraTrump and then his campaign manager as COO.
So he's I think he's doing everythingthat he can to show leadership on
this issue. So to answer yourquestion directly, I hope. So.
I mean, we've got to winin twenty twenty four first, and so
win and then change the world.But I say it's really important, I

(01:14:27):
think to recognize what an opportunity Republicanshave now too, right, not just
to focus on like the train wreckthat is our party in so many ways,
because it is. But again,we're really lucky that we have I
mean, I know, like peopledon't like to say this, especially established
Republicans, but we're really lucky tohave a guy like Trump at the head
of our party. I mean,we really are. He's the most electrifying

(01:14:50):
political figure in my lifetime. It'snot even a competition a Democrat, Republican,
independent other, hands down, he'sthe guy. And if your answer,
if you're looking at that trying toevaluate and find an answer to that
question who was the most electrifying politicalfigure of our time? And you're approaching
it. Honestly, it's got tobe Trump. But the Democrats are in

(01:15:12):
a really, really, really difficultspot, much more difficult than I think
in the last two or three cycles, you know. And you look at
the timing of everything that happened withthe Scotis Colorado fourteenth Amendment case, it
clearly didn't go well for Democrats.Now I've had two cases at the Scotis.
They've let me down both times,right, but it seemed like all

(01:15:35):
nine Supreme Court justices were opposed toColorado's move to ban Trump from the ballot.
So, you know, the peoplebehind the curtain, Biden's handlers,
who I personally believe are Obama,Hillary, Obama Hillary staffers, people like
Susan Rice, David ax A.They're all involved in some way. They

(01:15:57):
clearly saw that Trump was going tolikely be on the back that at least
one major pillar of their lawfare campaignagainst him was going to fail. And
no joke, guys, Like twohours after that, the Special Council of
Hers report gets released, and itwould have been better if Biden was charged
or just not charged, but theway that it was written, and Dan

(01:16:18):
if you do, and Danned ifyou don't, like, yeah, we're
not gonna charge you because you're toofeeble empathetic to stand trial. I mean,
think about it, if you werecharged. He's a president of the
United States, a guy can dowhat he freaking wants. You go out
there and say, well, hey, look, conspiracy theorists, this proof
that there's not two tiers of justicein this country, you whack jobs.

(01:16:39):
Or if he's not charged, theycan just do it all Democrats do and
just say f you right. Andthen so after that, so then you
have Hillary Clinton that same weekend,and you have David Actualrod come out and
say, yeah, age is alegitimate thing, and an axl Rod kind
of throwing shaite. Actual Rod isof course Obama's guy is political co operative.

(01:17:00):
And then Biden does this disastrous pressconference. And I'm telling you,
any JV commstaffer with six months ofexperience could say there aren't enough b twelve
shots in the ass that will haveJoe Biden going for that press car.
I mean, like anybody would know, especially given that Biden had confused two

(01:17:20):
world leaders who were dead for beinga lot. I mean, like just
that week and then I mean it'sjust like one thing after next. So
clearly I think that there is aDemocrat civil war happening behind the scenes,
and this presents an unbelievable opportunity forRepublicans if they just took a page out

(01:17:42):
of the Democrat playbook and exploited that, you know, like exploit the fractures
in their party. You know,don't keep the Democrats on defense this whole
cycle, you know, the stuffwith Obama and Brennan, like the House
should be working to subpoena and gettingin front of committees. Barack Obama and
Brennan and Hillary Clinton, Are theygonna lie? Of course? Is are

(01:18:04):
the media gonna try to cover forthem? Of course? But if these
people are playing defense for months leadingup to the election, it means they're
not gonna have a whole hell ofa lot of time to make sure they're
doing everything they can to undermine it. This is what I'm talking about.
The Republican Party needs to stop beinga speed bump and start being default aggressive

(01:18:24):
on everything. And I'll end bysaying this, like when we're in Afghanistan,
the enemy never wanted to attack usbecause we never broke contact, we
never surrendered, we never stopped fighting. And the reason why they never wanted
to attack us is because we werea hard target. Republicans need to start

(01:18:45):
being a hard target to any time. So like this mayorcs thing is a
perfect example. Guys like, oh, we can't impeach Mayorcas because it'll established
a dangerous precedent the next time theDemocrats are really the Democrats are going to
impeach every one of your cabinet levelofficials and it'll give a damn how nice
you are. So please recognize themoment, right, So be default aggressive,

(01:19:10):
present a hard target. Every timethe Democrats think about doing something crazy
to Republicans, they should stop fora second and say, well, wait
a second. If we do thisto them, what are they going to
do to us? But right nowthe Democrats don't care because they see Republicans
as spineless. Absolutely, I mean, they see how weak they are.
I mean, my god, evenJohn Kennedy voted for this Ukraine bill,

(01:19:32):
which sun me. For God's sakes, I mean one of my a guy
that I've literally set on the airfor years that I'd love to sit around,
sit around by a fire, havea scotch with and listen to his
stories. And now, I mean, I'm just I was appalled by that.
You look at the rhinos like kenBuck and Steve Womack and and Don
Bacon, And of course that's whatI keep telling everybody, this whole impeachment

(01:19:55):
thing, it's smoking mirrors. They'regoing to pass the Ukraine Bill in the
House. If if if kin Buck, you know, and if you look
at this, if if with withuh with kin Buck, who who,
by the way, voted against impeachymay Orcus along with a couple of other
clowns. You look at kin Buck, you look at Steve Womack, you
look at the rhinos in there,right, they're going to vote. The

(01:20:16):
Democrats don't know, they need fivevotes to make the Ukraine Bill pass.
It's kind of pass. So nowthe Republicans they're the only purpose of this.
So Mike Johnson can say, well, you can be mad that we
passed the Ukraine Bill, but wedid. We did impeach may Orcus.
It's all smoking mirrors. It's allfor show, you know, Puppet,
you've alluded to this as well.Uh you know, I mean, I
think that's the biggest thing here isit's like, look, we'll give you

(01:20:40):
It's it's like a it's like,look, we're gonna give you this.
We hope you're okay with it becausewe're gonna we're gonna lose every other battle
and they're gonna constantly hold this thingpuppet over your head and say, well,
we still in peach Mayorcas. Youcan't say we're incompetent. We impeach
may Orcus. You can't be madthat we passed the the omnibus. You
can't be mad that we passed anothertwo hundred billion to the Ukraine. Because

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the problem is if the American people, if you don't call your congressional members,
if you don't call your if youdon't get involved, and they you've
got to put the heat on,folks. And I'm talking peacefully patriotically.
You've got to make calls, you'vegotta you've got to send emails and puppet
that our side just doesn't do thatwhere we are very very unorganized and uh,

(01:21:24):
and that's why they and they're gonnado it. They're gonna just keep
doing it. That's the problem,Sean. Until we get until we primary
some of these folks like Steve Womack, like Don Bacon, these veteran,
tenured guys who literally, uh runthat place in DC until we until we
get rid of some of these guys. It's just gonna keep happening. And
Papa, I want to kick itover you real quick and we'll let Sean

(01:21:45):
get out of here. Well,Sean Sean said it earlier. He said
that, you know, the Democratshave this thing on lockdown. They have
a system and they follow it andthey all follow each other lockstep. The
problem is the Republicans, we don'treally run on the system. And half
the party is established is an establishmentparty. It's not the same Republicans that
we are here on the ground.And those people are playing the same game

(01:22:09):
the Democrats are playing, and they'reused to playing it together. They're like
playing pick a ball together. Okay, I'll take a shot. Now,
you take a shot. You getthe you get the myorcas you know,
impeachment, which we'll do nothing with. And then we get the financial uh
you know, the financial thing passed, and so we'll get the aid for

(01:22:30):
Ukraine and Israel. And this ishow it works. They just go back
and forth, and you know,one guy will go over here and support
that and get a kick back orsome you know, watch someone will scratch
his back and then he'll scratch someone'slater. And that is the crap that
has continued to go on and onand on, and for them, that's
what they like because that that benefitsthem in Congress, that benefits their pockets

(01:22:51):
and their packs, and everybody justgets is happy with that exchange. And
as long as they do enough tolook like they're doing something again, something
done for the voters, and thevoters will accept that, then they're good
because they'll stay in and they'll keepbatting that pickleball back and forth. But
you know what, Donald Trump setthe world on fire, and that's why

(01:23:11):
they hate him so much because hesaid this is bs and this there's this
place is corrupt. This is fakenews. I mean when Donald Trump first
came out and started talking about fakenews, I think even a lot of
Republicans were like, what what ishe talking about? Fake news? You
know, I mean, I thinkthe news is pretty you know, middle
of the road, and then hestarts saying fake news, fake news,

(01:23:33):
and you start listening to him,you start falling, You start seeing like,
wait a minute, this is thereis fake news, and that's when
it started to all go to hell. And once they started to get the
light of truth started to shine onthese people, that's when the America First
Movement really started to sizzle. Andthat's where that when they really started to

(01:23:53):
turn up the heat on Trump.And of course the last thing they want
is to get back in the officewhen there's so many Americans on his side
and he's not trying to run forreelections again and he can he and he
was, you know, pulling somebunches before, I think, trying to
play a little bit of the game. But that's not going to happen this
next time around. He's going togo in there like a wrecking ball and

(01:24:15):
do what he's got to do toclean this thing out. Yeah, I
agree with that. Well, here'shere's I think that Republicans. Okay,
so a couple of things. Wetalked about a lot of things here Speaker
Johnson and the US House of Representatives. This bill on Ukraine should never see
the light of day ever. Askif you there's even a question about it,

(01:24:39):
ask yourself what Nancy Pelosi would doin this situation where the situation will
reversed. She would not ever allowthis vote. She would not ever allow
this vote on the floor ever,not under any circumstances. So this bill
should never see the light of day. But Republicans also need to get they
need to get better at playing thenarrative game. And this this Langford Bill

(01:24:59):
and Senate, it's not a borderbill, So no one should have used
the Democrat language and refer to itas that it's an amnesty bill, it's
an invasion bill, it's an openborders bill. But the truth is is
that this operation sabotage forty seven,or sabotage Trump on off fronts, it's
what I like to call it.They're even waging it in the House and

(01:25:21):
the Senate with never Trump. Republicansand Democrats nestled within the fine print of
a lot of these bills. TheLangford Bill would have hamstrung President Trump on
the border years into his presidency.The Ukraine Bill is an impeachment taking time
bomb. When Ukraine gets in whenTrump gets in there and takes away Ukraine

(01:25:41):
funding, they can impeach him onthat again. Jd Vance brought that to
fruition just a couple of days ago. So what Republicans should have done with
the Langford Bill, for example,instead of playing the Democrat game back and
forth and hey, we're gonna we'regonna vote up vote down on it,
it's just say, yeah, theLangford Bill is great, okay, instead
of, you know, courts justnegotiat where we're just talking about negotiating.

(01:26:04):
So if it's if I'm the SenateMinority Minority leader, it's like, yeah,
well, the Langford Bill is great, So let's just remove the DC
courts as jurist sol jurisdiction for amnesty, move that to Texas and drop the
number of illegals coming across to sealthe border from five thousand to five What

(01:26:25):
do you think go from there?And when the Democrats say no, every
Republican trots their ass out to themedia and says, oh my god,
look at the Democrats. They don'twant to secure the border and they're all
puppets of Vladimir Putin. Instead,we take this vote and then we allow
the Democrats. And I said amonth ago before this Langford Bill was even
voted on that you watch I've can'tI put my name on a ballot twice

(01:26:48):
and campaigned against these assholes. Iknow exactly how. I don't even know
if you're allowed to swear in yourshow. I'm sorry. If, oh
yes, you can, I knowexactly how they can't stay assholes. I'm
just saying, like ten a monthago that these people are going to campaign
on border security, and sure enough, they wrote out their first sixty second
ad yesterday on border security, preciselybecause Republicans played by the rules that Democrats

(01:27:14):
set and they have to start thinkingoutside the box. And by the way,
guys, this is why they're sopetrified of Trump, because he fights
back in a way that they're notused to, and they're pulling out all
the stops to make sure that hedoesn't win. But in the event that
he does, because even even theyeven see the writing on the wall,
they're trying to sabotage them with allthis crisis legislation. Yeah, they're setting

(01:27:40):
land mines for him later on sothey can hamstring them and get them exactly
right, ulous, that's exactly whatis. Yeah, it's coming out right
now. In fact, I wastrying to read something that Chuck Clesto would
just send me. So it's lookinglike they've got the Uh I'm interested.
See if somebody actually has this binder, guys, because it looks like Matt

(01:28:00):
Tayebe and others are claiming they've they'veseen the binder now with this information in
it that the FBI was trying toget it mar A Lago. So I'm
wondering where that's at, you know, Matt Taibe and Schellenberger and some of
these guys. That's breaking while we'reon the air here live. So it'll
be interesting, Sean. I wantto close on that note. I'll get
to let you get out of here. This binder, which we we all
have kind of talked about, thiswe knew about it. We had the
Papadopolises on earlier, good friends ofours and especially with you know, George

(01:28:24):
wrote the book you know, deepState, you know fake, you know,
five years ago he was trying totell people this is what they did,
you know, misfit. You knowobviously tried to speak with Simone and
his wife and they tried to sether up. And so it's I've been
identified now that they targeted twenty sixkey Trump associates, including the Papadopolis.
Is if this binder does exist andthat was and I just want to get

(01:28:45):
your thoughts on this, I'll makethis a short question. If that was
the FBI's intention in the raid onmar A Lago to retrieve that binder to
try to make this evidence go away. I mean, in my opinion,
and this is going to probably wayout there, but this to me is
as big of an espionage case aswe've ever seen. This. This is
getting Guantanamo obey for people that wereinvolved in this. In my opinion,

(01:29:09):
this is traitorous, it's damning,and and anyone involved, from the FBI
director to anyone who carried out thatraid should have known they were not upholding
their oath and carrying out that raid. I'll go back to you, Well,
it's I look, it's it's clearlysedition. I mean, seriously,
it's it's unbelievable what Brennan and Obamadid, and of course Hillary Clinton was

(01:29:34):
involved in as well, with Fusion, GPS and these twenty six foreign intelligence
aid basically you know, and layingentrapment schemes for these twenty six Trump officials
to try to you know, it'sjust unbelievable. And here here's the thing,
guys, look at what these peopledid to President Trump when he was
the most powerful person, commander inchief of the most powerful country on the

(01:29:58):
face of the earth. Like theythey didn't back, they didn't hesitate for
a second to do this to him. So these people, these very same
people, would have us believe thatthey wouldn't pull out all the stops to
stop him in twenty twenty then atthe first available opportunity to take him out
through an election, right, theywould have us believe that the safest,

(01:30:20):
bestest, most securest election in thehistory of the world. Well, we've
just established at the intelligence community whenafter Donald Trump, always commander in chief,
will you think they wouldn't do everythingthey could to affect the outcome of
an election when the CIA has beenrigging elections all around the world for twenty
five years, give me a break. In fact, what I just outlined

(01:30:42):
to you makes a hell of alot more sense than a once in a
hundred year pandemic. First time weroll out no excuse mail in ballots ever
in the history of this country,and swings all in swing counties and swing
states all across the country, peoplestop counting all at the same time.
Oh, I'm just supposed to believethat this is all just some tragic coincidence.
Believe me, Joe Biden got morevotes than any other president. Yeah,

(01:31:10):
it's absolutely ridiculous. It's absolutely ridiculous. And so if this binder is
out there and the Biden administration sentthe FBI to mar Lago to retrieve this
binder searching through Malania's closet and everythingelse to help protect Barack Obama and not
expose Obama and Brennan Hillary's treachery,it's it's gonna be one of the greatest

(01:31:33):
scandals in this in this country's history. Bar Nunn hands down, no question
about it. But man, it'slike Trump has He's got to play his
his hand very carefully here. AndI guess that I don't know who has
the I don't know what the breakingnews is. But Trump as president,

(01:31:55):
as again the most powerful person inthe country in the world, tried to
spose all this well. Because iftieb and these guys are saying they've they've
you can't confirm a binder if youhaven't seen it, correct, And Tayebe
and Schellenberger are confirming tonight that thebinder exists, So they have to have
seen it or someone someone's got it. Probably when the when the origins of

(01:32:18):
the Hunter laptop came out, youknow, people were like, well,
how do you know it exists?You know, everyone was really careful with
how they worded things. Uh,you know, I live at Arkansas.
I don't care who you are.No one has eighty five friends who've committed
suicide, Sean, and so youknow, I live in the Ozarks and
almost everyone that I know knows somebodywho knows someone who is dead who was

(01:32:40):
affiliated with the Clintons. And I'mnot trying to insinuate anything, but my
point is they may you know,look at what they make people disappear.
It's what they do they I mean, my god, Trump was going to
release the JFK files in seventeen andevery agency went, oh, hold on
there, baba, luis h theremay be a few people still alive that
were involved in that. You can'tdo that. And here we are twenty
twenty seven years later, and theystill won't release. The American people still

(01:33:02):
don't have everything our government has onJohn F. Kennedy's assassination, which shows
you the government obviously was involved.And so at this point in time,
so I agree, I see whatyou're saying. I'm very worried. I
hope. I mean, I knowhe's got his own security along with the
Secret Service. I pray for himevery night, my family does. I'm
sure yours and others do as well. But we need to protect this man

(01:33:24):
at all costs because if the Americanpeople truly want answers, want justice,
and want to see this ship righted, the only option on November fifth is
to vote for Donald J. Trumpand put him back in the White House.
And his number one thing has gotto be to dismantle these agencies,
these three letter agencies, because ifwe don't dismantle these agencies, our republic

(01:33:44):
is never going to last. Theyare single handedly destroying everything that we stand
for as a republic. And I'llland my plane there. But Sean,
this is I don't see how thisinformation gets out. If Trump isn't re
elected, I'll go back to youand give you the last word here.
Well, I think what I meanby Trump having to be careful is that
he already tried to put it outthere once as president. The only way

(01:34:08):
that I think he I mean ifTaibi has it, has seen it,
has confirmed it, and Schellenberger,these folks have it like they could probably
do a pretty damn good job ofgetting it out there. Most of these
guys are liberals, they're they havenot They're not fans of Trump in any
way, shape or form. Theseare people that have just had the scales
removed from their eyes. And oncethat happens, there's you know, you

(01:34:31):
take the red pill. There's nogoing back. You can't unsee what the
deep state or call them whatever youwant, deep state and trench bureaucrats.
They've not been elected by me oryou, I'll tell you that, but
they have an enormous amount of powerwith regards to how this country, in
the direction of this country, howthis country is shaped and moved. And
so if they have it, that'sa great thing. But President Trump,

(01:34:54):
because I mean a lot of peopleguys have been saying like, well,
if Trump has the binder, justrelease it, why wouldn't he just release
it? Well, of course hecan't. He tried to do all that
when he was president. The mediawould just kick up dust, convolute lie,
spin, whatever. So the guy'sgot to get back in office.
He's got to expose everything as commanderin chief, get you know, make
it a core component of his ofthe next administration to fill cabinet level positions

(01:35:19):
and his closest inner circle with peoplethat he can trust and people that are
loyal, and then go from there. And that what I mean by that
is take the first ten to fifteenpeople of every institution in Washington, Republican
Democrat political appointee, I don't care, and get rid of every single one
of them. Do the exact samething that Barack Obama did and nobody gave

(01:35:44):
a damn about when he was President. Trump should do the same thing,
Papa, Go ahead, buddy,No, I was I was just saying
that. I was just making thesound of because you got to hear you
gotta you gotta kind of spice itup. These guys gotta go yeah,
yeah, No, just just justjust making sure, Bumpy, just make

(01:36:04):
it sure. No, that's athat's a Clinton sound there. You gotta
be careful, man, you gottabe very careful there. Uh, David,
any any final remarks or thoughts forSean real quick before we let him
get out of Sean's firing and allcylinders, man, and I concourage all
of our viewers and listeners to gocheck out Sean's show, because I mean
clearly his analysis is spot on hereand you can guarantee it's gonna be spot
on there. So thank you.I appreciate you joining us so much.

(01:36:25):
I love your energy and when youbring that energy to this show, it
certainly makes us all hyped up too. So I appreciate you being here tonight,
and it was great getting to talkto you and meet you. Thank
you, guys. You guys cancatch Sean on Battleground with Sean Parnell over
on Rumble as well. Make sureyou're following his channel over there. It's
Battleground Live is the channel you cancatch Sean Parnell on over on Rumble,
and then of course on X orTwitter. You can find him at Sean

(01:36:48):
Parnell USA. That's Sean Parnell USAover on I guess it's X. I
like you call it a Twitter,Sean. But Sean, where else can
they find you out on social media? I'm pretty much I'm on Getter at
Sean Parnell. You say, Facebook, Instagram, Rumble kind of all over,
but yeah, any any one ofthose places are great. That's awesome,
Sean. Thank you so much fortaking time out of your schedule.

(01:37:09):
All you guys even puppets, Mary, I think I might be the only
single guy here. So you guysare on Valentine's Day talking politics and sleeping
on the sofa for all the peoplethat listen tonight, appreciate all you guys
David for doing that. And uh, you know, go spend some time
with your loved ones. So Idon't uh, I don't want to be
the reason you guys are in thedoghouse any longer. Right, see you

(01:37:30):
guys. Thanks Sean folksn does havea help. Sean does have a whole
lot of energy. You know what, if you watch his show Battleground Live,
you're not gonna fall asleep. Butif you are watching some other Democrat
lib show and you happen to gettired, you might want to have a
my pillow around, take a nap. And if you know, nothing goes

(01:37:54):
better on a couch than a mypillow. Absolutely you can go to my
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Oh you don't know, you don't. I mean, you'd be a fool
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the left, you'd have to BET'spuppet. Not to you have to be
Boots puppett. And I want toread off some sponsors here before we forget,
but big audience over on PILL tonight, want to thank all of you
over there for the cookies, thecans. Uh. And and I'm clicking
on the gold pills. So I'mgoing to read off anyone over here that

(01:38:39):
has anything to say. So.Uh. Jazz Bars seventy three says,
a great show sticking around for awhile. Uh. Matt, the seventh
CEO of PILL says, let's go. Uh, let's see here. Uh.
And so filter Dog says, uh. Send f twenty two is to
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(01:39:00):
you. Crange is another scamdal onher tax funding rate on Antifa says I
got another cookie there from Matt,Cookies from just Jim says Happy Valentine's Day,
guys, got a whole slew offolks over here commenting, and uh,
thank you guys. Tam Garral uhsays, wash down those cookies.
And so just a a huge nightover on pilled and we want to thank
all you guys who tuned in overon Pilled, on x on, Rumble,

(01:39:24):
on Getter, And of course we'reexclusive to the to the pill chat.
So if you want to chat withDavid myself or Puppet, you gotta
be on pill dot net. It'sthe only place you can find us.
And if you're on pilled and youwant us to read off your comments,
throw a cookie our way, andyou know, as long as it doesn't
get us sued, we'll read itoff right, Puppet or like just Jim,
just just Jim is like, I'mjust going to give you one hundred

(01:39:45):
and thirty gold pills. That workstoo. Yeah, Yeah, I mean
we'll, we'll, we'll, we'lldo whatever you want. We're uh,
you know, Papa and I welike we like going to the waffle house.
We're not We're not bougie like thepretty well uphead the public. Yeah
yeah, I'm not boogie. Ilike waffle house. I like my hash
Brown's smothered, covered, chopped whateverthey do them with, the scattered,
smothered, buttered. Hey, David, I came up with a good I

(01:40:10):
came up with one of uh somethingthat Pete boodhage Edge couldn't manage. That
wasn't you know, offensive probably tomost people that he couldn't manage the jiz
moppers at a peep show. Ohwow, Yeah, I'm glad you held
that one. Yeah. No,well, I was wanted to get that

(01:40:32):
one out towards the end there.Yeah, yeah, that's that's definitely a
clean up time, Joe. Hey, guys, Also, if you're wondering
how uh we are, we areso energetic so late here on nine to
fifty two on the East coast,Dave, fifty two Central. We're fueled
by beard Vet coffee. And doyou know, I don't know if you
guys are energy by the way,Oh my gosh, me something that I

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used beard Vet energy in the gymuh and all the trainers using it there.
I just brought that big old bottleof it one pump, two pumps
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your water bottle, and each pumpis a eighty eight milligram is a caffeine
and it's coffee derived caffeine. Soa couple of pumps, you're gonna go,

(01:41:16):
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No coffee crashes, and it tastesgreat and water. Yeah, the
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deal, inflation, they might betelling you it's going down. I had
an economist on my show on Mondaywho was saying, yeah, inflation might

(01:41:39):
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So even though things aren't getting moreexpensive as quickly, things are still
expensive. So if you want tosave ten percent on Beard VT products,
including their beerd walls. By theway, was which is actually how Matt
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(01:41:59):
a beard to oil accident, notBeard Vet's fault necessarily, but they should
put a warning label on the breadwheels. And so we wen't want to
talk to him about that over therebecause it smells so good that he was
actually attacked by a mob of women, and being its Valentine's Day, he
specifically did not wear the beard ofWill tonight because he knew that all the
single ladies, oh the sing ofladies from the internet tonight would have been

(01:42:20):
breaking down his door. It's it'sthe reason why I've got dead bolts everywhere.
Yeah, yeah, yeah you should. I mean it just but you
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(01:42:41):
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are gonna want a puppet Carlson shirtpretty soon. We're gonna have figure out
a way to get that. Ithink they're gonna want their own mini puppet

(01:44:55):
Carlson so they can kind of likea fingerpet puppet Carlson, the finger puppet
Carlson anytime. Yes, anybody whowants a finger on things on Valentine's Day,
if you want to finger puppet Carlson. As a matter of fact,
Matt, we can give those giveaways. Yeah at the Yeah, yeah,
you can chuppet Carlson anywhere. Kah, let's do some fingering puppet Carlson.

(01:45:15):
Gills will giveaways. I think weshould, Like, you can do a
T shirt that says I fingered puppetCarlson. Ye oh, oh my god,
yeah, I finger puppets. Yeah, or if you buy you know,
only puppets. Yeah, I meanI think it's you know, we
could even we can even have ayou can get an autographed puppet Carlson and
and and be able to finger himat the same time for like twenty four
ninety five. Yeah, yeah,puppet. How do you feel about that?

(01:45:39):
Oh yeah, yeah, sure,but yeah, I mean it's better
than my hand. If I hadto pick a finger or a hand,
I'd rather a finger. I'm justsaying, yeah, but it'll be a
smaller hole. Well, they allstart small, right, yeah, yeah,
Well I am stretchy. Well thatguys, I don't have a whole

(01:46:04):
lot left. It was a greatshow. Big thanks to George Papadopolis.
Uh, Simona man gianty also donea Simona Papadopolis of course. Sean Parnell,
what a what a hell of ashow. Guys, what a great
show. It really was a fantasticshow. Great. My dad, my
seventy five year old dad just textis a great show. But I don't
want a finger puppet so that hesays that, But it's something because it's

(01:46:29):
Valentine's Day. Yeah yeah, Imean, uh so, I mean,
puppett is not a problem, butjust don't smell it afterwards. Yeah yeah,
I mean you don't well, Imean, and I guess if you're
single, you know you would wantto puppet a finger, right, Okay,
I just take you down. Yeah, you done broke me. You

(01:46:51):
done broke me. It's like itlooks like I don't have to answer that,
do I that pretty trading? Youknow your client, I don't just
answer like this. Uh objection sustained. He doesn't know what you're saying,
your honor, you didn't understand.Erection sustained. No, it was.

(01:47:14):
It was a great show. Well, guys, I hope that tonight while
we're all asleep that no Soviet spaceuh new clear lasers hit us. I
think we'll be all right, feelingpretty good about being okay on that one.
I mean, yeah, yeah,yeah. I just don't think Putin
cares. I don't think he's concernedwith with us whatsoever. Uh, you

(01:47:36):
don't attack somebody that's not a threat, you know, And we're definitely not
a threat Jesus. With Joe Bidenas the President of the United States,
and well, I mean, andwhat happened to Lloyd Austin. I mean
that guy's like in IC you still, I mean, Biden, Biden doesn't
know where he is. The Defensesecretaries in ic you Yeah, not Biden

(01:47:56):
doesn't know where Biden is. Yeah, you know, these top, these
top people in our our country rightnow, they being healthy is not not
a concern with Fetterman and Biden andLloyd Austin, and you know, hey
yeah yeah, I mean, andand Fetterman's starting to make sense, which
tells you how bad our government is. Yeah, I would know. I
want to have a stroke so severeone day that I go from being Democrat

(01:48:23):
to Republican, right, I mean, I don't want to have that stroke
I don't need this stroke. I'malready Republican, but maybe we need Democrats
to have Oh, I would sayso, I mean strokes. I want
to give a shout out to totwo wild Irish rows who mods our channel
over on pilled. She does somuch, plugs all of our feeds,

(01:48:43):
tells people where they can find usat, plugs our websites. She's an
absolute sweetheart. We need to gether a gift card and get her some
swag too so she can have thankyou. She does so much for us.
She even she plugs puppet Carlson.She plugs our rumble channels, our
websites, our x handles so bigthanks to two wild Irish rose over there.
I can't thank her enough. Andthank you to all the people over

(01:49:04):
on pilled who who donated. Iwant to I want to run run down
real quick because it was a bignight over there so far. Yeah we
got a I think it was.I think this is one hundred cookies from
just Jim for us to ask,uh, what did the left cheek say
to the right cheek? Would youhave to ask that? Yeah, your

(01:49:26):
left cheeks say to the right cheek. Yeah, are we supposed to know
the do have to guess he hasto give us the answer. He just
put it in the left cheeks sayto the right cheek. Yeah, just
Jim, what did the left cheeksay to the right cheek? Yeah,
yeah, you can't. You can'tleave his hanging. I know he's leaving
his hanging. And you can't leavesomebody hanging on Valentine's Day. That yeah,

(01:49:49):
I mean, that's that's messed up, big, big Thanks to Matt
seventy seventy six, Fox Lady,Just Jim Filter Dog raid on Antifa,
tam Gar Raw. I want tothrow him out there to make sure I
don't leave anybody out here. I'mscrolling, scrolling, uh, Jazz Bar
seventy three, thanks, Thank allof you guys who donated cookies and for

(01:50:10):
being a part of the show tonight. Can't do it all without all you
guys. I'm gonna jump down.See I'm missing anyone else? And uh
still wait on the answer. Imean I don't know. I can I
end the show not knowing the answerto what did the left cheek say to
the right cheek? I mean wemight just have to wait till next time.
I mean, what did the leftcheeks say to the right. I
mean maybe he's talking about fingering puppet. Maybe ohait, here goes uh did?

(01:50:33):
Oh god, I don't even knowif I can read this. Just
Jim, hold on, I wantyou to read it, David, because
it's gonna embarrass you more than willme. All right, he said,
Okay, So what did the leftcheek say to the right cheek? Did
you just shart? You know that'sgonna itch when it dries. I thought

(01:50:58):
it was a different answer. Yeah, I'm kind of grow I mean,
pets I heard. I thought theanswer was if we could stick together,
we could stop this shit. That'sa good answer, though. Yeah,
all right, Jess, Jim,I appreciate the cookie. And now I
feel like I need to wash myhands. You feel dirty, David?

(01:51:19):
I do? I Do I feeldirty? Valentine's way dirty? I feel
yeah. So, by the way, a new article up a I Love
of Valentine's Data Lemma by puppet Carlsonup at dcpatriot dot com. Go check
that out. If you want tosee Dana White walking off of HOWI Mandel's
podcast and basically saying I'm done withfan podcast, that's up as well at

(01:51:40):
Dcpatriot dot com. We've got anupdate on our seth Rich lawsuits at Dcpatriot
dot com. Of course, we'vegot the results from New York with Santos.
We've got the mysterious national security threatthat has DC and a tizzy.
That's the Russian space nukes. I'massuming all sorts of stuff up. RFK
Junior urges Joe Biden to tell Joeto step down. Down and one that's
not getting a lot of press thatshould. Joe Biden serves black families fried

(01:52:04):
chicken and his latest cringe and creepycampaign video. If you haven't seen that
one, that is the worst campaignvideo I've ever seen. He's like,
so tell me about Hoopin'. Yeah, I'm just like you. You guys
like you, guys like the grapesoda. It's good, isn't it.
I mean, you're voting for me, right, Oh wait, you're not

(01:52:26):
voting for me. No chicken foryou. Yeah, you're not black,
I see you. So if you'renot black, O, get you a
salad. It's unbelievable that. Imean, if if a Republican did this,
it would be on every mainstream mediaoutlet in the country demanding that they
be canceled. Yeah, horrendous.But the president of the United States brings

(01:52:47):
a black family fried chicken because herelates to them. That's that's not racist
at all. I got himself,by the way, do you know I
got myself the burger. I'm gonnaget myself the burger. Myself a burger.
How's your fried chicken? There?You don't like burgers? Right?
It's insane. I mean, like, it's so it's so ridiculous that it's

(01:53:11):
not even funny. What was upwith the close ups on the ketchup?
Did you notice that? Like theykept doing it? Yeah, asks the
kid if he's gonna lick his ownfingers. I'm not going there. I
mean, think about this. It'sonly when think about the stories here today

(01:53:34):
it's Wednesday, right, We've gotthe we got the Russian story coming to
fruition that there was a binder theFBI was after mar A Lago to keep
Trump from breaking the truth on them. Uh, you've got Dana White walking
out on HOWI Mandel and basically youknow, telling him to f himself.
You've got you've got Jewish or notJewish. They were claiming Jewish space lasers
hit MAUI. Now you've got Russianspace lasers and nukes that are supposedly aimed

(01:53:57):
at the US. Uh. Youknow you this is all It's only Wednesday
and all of this is all ofthis is developing just coincidentally. Yeah,
I mean, may work out compete. I mean, and keep in mind,
we're think how bad it's gonna getguys before the election, Like we're
still like ten months away. Ohyeah, do you remember the riots and

(01:54:20):
the summers and all these things.I mean, we're not even close to
what they have planned. So buckleup, buttercups. It's it's gonna be
crazy, you know. With thatbeing said, I'm gonna get us out
of here. And uh and youknow you guys have a great blessed night.
Uh Toby Keith again, I guesswhy not? Right? Why not?
Man, let's do let's get usout of here. Good night everyone,

(01:54:42):
God bless you

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