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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Folks, we are uncovering truth here Clay Travis and Buck
Sexton today at noon, which will result in lib.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
Tears on fifty five KRC talkstation. A six here fifty
five KRCD talk station. Happy Tuesday, Great time to be
tuned into the fifty five KRC Morning Show, but you
can find the podcast as always at fifty five KRC
dot com. Welcome back to the fifty five KRC Morning
Show from Breitbart b R E I T b a
RT dot com, Bright Bart book It political reporter Wendell Husabo.
(00:32):
Good to have you on the program and a happy
Tuesday to you, sir.
Speaker 3 (00:36):
Good morning, Brian from a cold Washington.
Speaker 2 (00:38):
That's cold here too, so you can't look on the
city of Cincinnati had twenty one degrees with any envy
this morning. Although it may be colder where you are,
it sucks to be in winter time period of the story.
U Joe Biden in his statement pardoning his son, which
I think most people believe was gonna happen, but he
said his son had been treated differently by the Justice
Department and was single out only because he is my son,
(01:03):
and that is wrong. Well, you know you and I
might look at that statement and say, actually that's accurate.
He was singled out and actually was singled out for
soft treatment. He was treated differently than any other human
being in the United States who would be prosecuted for
all the financial transactions he engaged in let's face it,
(01:23):
prior to them being barred by the statute limitations.
Speaker 3 (01:28):
Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
I think Marco Paulo has done some good work and
they've put out a spreadsheet of about one hundred and
forty statutes that Hunter, you know, may have violated. And
that just speaks to why Joe Biden, you know, extended
this pardon to Hunter over the course of ten years
(01:49):
because I think, you know, there was maybe some fear
that some justice would be coming over the next four years.
Speaker 2 (01:56):
Well, let me ask you this, is it possible that
justice could still becoming now? I know, Joe Biden's got
more pardons up his sleeve, and you know, the whole
Biden family is probably going to be given a partner
for the same period of time. But what of the
receipt of all this money, the fact that he was
received from foreign governments. Aren't there like FIA charges that
(02:16):
could be brought here to other against other people. I mean,
he received millions from the Chinese Communist Party, he received
millions from the Russians, he received millions from the Abarissma
holdings in Ukraine, I mean, and a lot of that
money got distributed to a variety of different Biden family
members and friends. So is this all dead and over
with with Hunter Biden's broad pardon.
Speaker 1 (02:38):
I think Hunter Biden was just the front man for
the Biden crime family. And so when you when you
look at these wire transfers that Oversight Chairman James Comer
has dug up, it shows a whole web of of
money flowing to and from Biden family members that originated
(03:00):
from overseas business. And so Joe Biden has not issued
a pardon. James Biden, which is Joe Biden's brother, Hunter
Biden's uncle, James Biden, is probably more corrupt than Hunter Biden.
He just didn't have a laptop that he abandoned at
a New York repair shop.
Speaker 2 (03:18):
Apparent probably didn't have as bad of a drug problem either,
I'm sorry.
Speaker 1 (03:23):
Probably probably not, although I think there was some images
of him maybe that was the other his Joe Biden's
other brother, of him taking you know, a naked shot
of him in the bathroom.
Speaker 3 (03:34):
The whole family is gross.
Speaker 1 (03:35):
Yeah, and I think America is going to be very
happy when they get a real president back in the
White House.
Speaker 2 (03:42):
Well, and I think you know it's this type of thing,
the the the the treatment of Hunter Biden, and again
the fact that they slow walk the original investigation. You
have these irs whistleblowers talking about me. They had damning
information on him. They had the Hunter Biden laptop information
in the form of that. That was the the the
FBI investigation form form was it two twenty three year
(04:05):
or something. Anyway, it was all corroborated independently by their investigation.
It shows up on a laptop. You got fifty one
people from the Obama administration stepping up saying the laptop
is a bunch of Russian hoaxes, just enough to get
Biden through the election. We all saw it with our
own eyes. We all witnessed it. We've all been listening
to this nonsense. And for the past four years, Donald
(04:28):
Trump beat the living hell out of Kamala Harris. In
spite of eight years of constant drum beat of evil
Orange man zeemophobe, hole of foe races misogynist. Blah blah blah.
You couldn't get away from that, and yet he bludgeoned
her like a baby harp seal. That's the American people
knowing what's going on, isn't it.
Speaker 1 (04:51):
I think what this election proved is that the American
people are very smart and we should trust the American
people on who they believe is best to lead this country.
And the people who have been leading this country are
I have not done a good job, and the people
who have helped them stay in power have totally lost credibility,
(05:12):
such as the media. You have the media going out
there saying for months that, oh, Joe Biden's not going
to part in Hunter because Joe Biden said so. Well,
Joe Biden's word isn't worth a flip, and so the
media has egg on their face today. And that's why
you're saying the media, you know, tiptoeing around saying, oh wow, gee,
Joe just lied to us, or you know, Joe's not
(05:34):
making us look very nice. Well, Joe is not a
very nice guy. He's an angry old man. And when
he leaves office, I think he'll be remembered as the
most correct president in American history.
Speaker 2 (05:44):
Yeah, it's an excellent and astute observation. Another stute observation
I saw this morning from James Freeman speaking about this pardon.
Also a question of who authored the statement that came out.
Joe Biden clearly didn't. He reminded the readers that, you know,
it was only ten months ago the Justice Department special
(06:05):
counsel said Joe Biden was too forgetful to prosecute even
though there was, you know, indictable information there. And more
than four months after they pulled the plug on his
presidential campaign because of his mental infirmities. And and here
we go. I mean, who art have you ever concluded,
my friend Wendell, who the puppet masters are? I mean,
(06:30):
most of my listeners believe it to be the Biden,
the former Obama administration and those that are still around,
because Barack Obama didn't go far go, very far away
after he left office. So is that Neo's behind all
this quote unquote strategy if you can even call this
a strategy.
Speaker 1 (06:48):
I think that Joe Biden has some loyalists, and I
think the chief loyalist is Joe Biden. I think Joe Biden,
you know, really wants power, really wants to be in
the spotlight. I think that you know, she has a
lot of influence with Joe Biden's thinking, maybe as the
enforcer behind the scenes with Joe Biden's you know, top deputies.
(07:10):
But the bottom line is they have covered up Joe
Biden's mental infirmities for four years and that came to
the forefront in such a way that he had to
drop out of the presidential race, and they installed Kamala Harris,
which you know, was a terrible candidate, but Joe Biden
was also a terrible candidate. And so I guess what
(07:33):
we get is another more four years of a terrific
President Trump.
Speaker 2 (07:39):
Well, let's hope that the Republicans hurry up and get
a whole lot done before the midterm elections, because you know,
if history is any guy, the party in power typically
loses seats and we back to square one and do nothing.
Congress going back.
Speaker 1 (07:54):
If I could interject, if I could, oh yeah, please,
I think I think one thing that happens when Republicans
get powers, they don't use their voters give them the
power to make changes, and they in the past have.
Speaker 3 (08:06):
Done very little.
Speaker 1 (08:07):
Yes, and so the hope is in the next four
years that Donald Trump installs the men and women that
he would like to help him change government. We need
to drain the swamp. We need to fire people in
these federal bureaucracies. And without doing that, we're just going
to be trying to tread water for the next four years.
(08:27):
And then you're right, we're going to have no results
because guess what, Donald Trump promised for four years that
he would drain the swamp. And so if he delivers
on that promise, I think Americans are going to be
very happy they elected Donald Trump to do so.
Speaker 3 (08:43):
Well.
Speaker 2 (08:44):
Indeed they did now and something I'm a little disheartened
by but kind of expecting is along the lines of
the Republicans not you know, using the power that the
voters have given them by giving them a majority. They
gave we got the Execus, we got the House, got
the Senate. Fine, it's time to get something done. I
saw an op ed piece just the other day on
(09:05):
the Inflation Reduction Act, the Green New Deal, and you
got all these Republican states that are giving getting a
lot of green money to keep carbon out of the environment,
even though it's a naturally occurring plant food, and they're going, well, WHOA, Well,
maybe not so fast. I don't know that we're gonna
backpedal and completely get rid of the Inflation Reduction Act
because he hey, look, I'm in Nebraska, and you know,
(09:27):
we get a lot of money in corn subsidies so
we can burn food in our gas tank and it
would really hurt our farmers if we take away that.
And we're gonna make a whole lot of money on
carbon capture. It's all a fiction. It's created out a
whole cloth for through legislation, has no binding a connection
with reality. And yet I'm worried the Republicans are going
to be defending this stuff just because, well, it's in
(09:49):
their backyard.
Speaker 1 (09:52):
Under Donald Trump's leadership, there has been a political realignment
occurring in this country, and that political realignment has not
yet been completed. The next four years, hopefully we can
get a little bit further. But the reason why Republicans
are so weak is because we have a lot of
Republicans who are actually just establishment Democrats who vote with
(10:13):
the Democrats, who want everything that the Democrats want, and
who go to cocktail parties and you know, drink the
same drinks and cheers each other when they get their
huge paydays.
Speaker 3 (10:26):
And so I think.
Speaker 1 (10:31):
The continuing, the continuing cleaving of these essentially establishment Democrats
from Congress will make a difference over the long haul.
It's very difficult to make changes without a party who
has cohesion, and right now the Republican Party is the
(10:51):
party that is the reform party, and we just have
some stragglers that we need to remove from office like Collins,
mrcous the McConnell.
Speaker 3 (11:01):
These people are snakes.
Speaker 2 (11:03):
And they're holding the Republican Party back words that certainly
resonate with my listening audience. Now before I would like
you to either support my enthusiasm Wendel or burst the
bubble of my enthusiasts, or perhaps somewhere in between. I
love the idea of this Doe Department of Government efficiency.
It's not part of government. It's like two brilliant guys
(11:26):
sitting in a room just going through line by line
the ridiculous spending in all areas of government and cutting
them and giving these recommendations to Congress, who can then
act on them. Vv A Grahma swimming and of course
Elon Musk. Neither of them need the money that might
come with a paying position. They are brilliant at business
and they've been down this road before in terms of
(11:47):
the challenges of businesses and making a profitable entity. Do
you think they can actually bring about effective change and
cut the size and scope of government or am I smoking.
Speaker 3 (11:57):
Something going to give them an opportunity.
Speaker 1 (12:02):
I don't see why they could not follow through on
it unless they're just lying to us. But the good
news is that Donald Trump has nominated a man named
Russe Vote to be OMB director. That's the Office of
Management and Budget. And the Office of Management and Budget
is a significant department because it oversees in the implementation
(12:25):
of Trump's vision across the executive branch through acting funding
that different agencies requests. And so my understanding is that
Vivic and Musk are going to be working with Vote
on how to actually acts this waste. And Vote was
(12:45):
in there before as acting O and B director during
Trump's first administration and if you remember when Trump said okay,
no more funding for Ukraine and they tried to impeach
Donald Trump over at RUSS.
Speaker 3 (12:56):
Vote was at the nucleus of that.
Speaker 1 (12:58):
And so I think we have a strong team going
into going into the next four years. I will hopefully
follow through on their promises.
Speaker 2 (13:06):
Well, supporting my enthusiasm to a certain degree, tempering it
a little bit, which is what you're well, what's her about?
All about? Wenda? Who's both been great having you on
Political Reporter from over at Breitbart again, b R E
I T B A RT dot com. You're going to
enjoy what you read there. If you're not already bookmark Bookmarket.
I'll look forward to another segment with the folks from
Breitbart next week. Have a wonderful week, and thanks for
(13:26):
the time you spend my listeners and I today Wendell.
Speaker 3 (13:29):
Thanks Brian, have a great day, My pleasure.
Speaker 2 (13:31):
Eight nineteen to fifty five RC The Talk Station got
a Daniel Davis deep dive coming up to the bottom
of the hour. We'll talk Russia, Belarus, Georgia, and again
we're going to learn about blood cancers. My expert friends
from OHC, the cancer specialists beyond the tail end of
this hour to talk about blood cancers and give you
some very valuable information. I hope you can stick
Speaker 3 (13:50):
Around fifty five KRC, The Talk Station
Folks, we are uncovering truth here Clay Travis and Buck
Sexton today at noon, which will result in lib.
Speaker 2 (00:08):
Tears on fifty five KRC talkstation. A six here fifty
five KRCD talk station. Happy Tuesday, Great time to be
tuned into the fifty five KRC Morning Show, but you
can find the podcast as always at fifty five KRC
dot com. Welcome back to the fifty five KRC Morning
Show from Breitbart b R E I T b a
RT dot com, Bright Bart book It political reporter Wendell Husabo.
(00:32):
Good to have you on the program and a happy
Tuesday to you, sir.
Speaker 3 (00:36):
Good morning, Brian from a cold Washington.
Speaker 2 (00:38):
That's cold here too, so you can't look on the
city of Cincinnati had twenty one degrees with any envy
this morning. Although it may be colder where you are,
it sucks to be in winter time period of the story.
U Joe Biden in his statement pardoning his son, which
I think most people believe was gonna happen, but he
said his son had been treated differently by the Justice
Department and was single out only because he is my son,
(01:03):
and that is wrong. Well, you know you and I
might look at that statement and say, actually that's accurate.
He was singled out and actually was singled out for
soft treatment. He was treated differently than any other human
being in the United States who would be prosecuted for
all the financial transactions he engaged in let's face it,
(01:23):
prior to them being barred by the statute limitations.
Speaker 3 (01:28):
Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
I think Marco Paulo has done some good work and
they've put out a spreadsheet of about one hundred and
forty statutes that Hunter, you know, may have violated. And
that just speaks to why Joe Biden, you know, extended
this pardon to Hunter over the course of ten years
(01:49):
because I think, you know, there was maybe some fear
that some justice would be coming over the next four years.
Speaker 2 (01:56):
Well, let me ask you this, is it possible that
justice could still becoming now? I know, Joe Biden's got
more pardons up his sleeve, and you know, the whole
Biden family is probably going to be given a partner
for the same period of time. But what of the
receipt of all this money, the fact that he was
received from foreign governments. Aren't there like FIA charges that
(02:16):
could be brought here to other against other people. I mean,
he received millions from the Chinese Communist Party, he received
millions from the Russians, he received millions from the Abarissma
holdings in Ukraine, I mean, and a lot of that
money got distributed to a variety of different Biden family
members and friends. So is this all dead and over
with with Hunter Biden's broad pardon.
Speaker 1 (02:38):
I think Hunter Biden was just the front man for
the Biden crime family. And so when you when you
look at these wire transfers that Oversight Chairman James Comer
has dug up, it shows a whole web of of
money flowing to and from Biden family members that originated
(03:00):
from overseas business. And so Joe Biden has not issued
a pardon. James Biden, which is Joe Biden's brother, Hunter
Biden's uncle, James Biden, is probably more corrupt than Hunter Biden.
He just didn't have a laptop that he abandoned at
a New York repair shop.
Speaker 2 (03:18):
Apparent probably didn't have as bad of a drug problem either,
I'm sorry.
Speaker 1 (03:23):
Probably probably not, although I think there was some images
of him maybe that was the other his Joe Biden's
other brother, of him taking you know, a naked shot
of him in the bathroom.
Speaker 3 (03:34):
The whole family is gross.
Speaker 1 (03:35):
Yeah, and I think America is going to be very
happy when they get a real president back in the
White House.
Speaker 2 (03:42):
Well, and I think you know it's this type of thing,
the the the the treatment of Hunter Biden, and again
the fact that they slow walk the original investigation. You
have these irs whistleblowers talking about me. They had damning
information on him. They had the Hunter Biden laptop information
in the form of that. That was the the the
FBI investigation form form was it two twenty three year
(04:05):
or something. Anyway, it was all corroborated independently by their investigation.
It shows up on a laptop. You got fifty one
people from the Obama administration stepping up saying the laptop
is a bunch of Russian hoaxes, just enough to get
Biden through the election. We all saw it with our
own eyes. We all witnessed it. We've all been listening
to this nonsense. And for the past four years, Donald
(04:28):
Trump beat the living hell out of Kamala Harris. In
spite of eight years of constant drum beat of evil
Orange man zeemophobe, hole of foe races misogynist. Blah blah blah.
You couldn't get away from that, and yet he bludgeoned
her like a baby harp seal. That's the American people
knowing what's going on, isn't it.
Speaker 1 (04:51):
I think what this election proved is that the American
people are very smart and we should trust the American
people on who they believe is best to lead this country.
And the people who have been leading this country are
I have not done a good job, and the people
who have helped them stay in power have totally lost credibility,
(05:12):
such as the media. You have the media going out
there saying for months that, oh, Joe Biden's not going
to part in Hunter because Joe Biden said so. Well,
Joe Biden's word isn't worth a flip, and so the
media has egg on their face today. And that's why
you're saying the media, you know, tiptoeing around saying, oh wow, gee,
Joe just lied to us, or you know, Joe's not
(05:34):
making us look very nice. Well, Joe is not a
very nice guy. He's an angry old man. And when
he leaves office, I think he'll be remembered as the
most correct president in American history.
Speaker 2 (05:44):
Yeah, it's an excellent and astute observation. Another stute observation
I saw this morning from James Freeman speaking about this pardon.
Also a question of who authored the statement that came out.
Joe Biden clearly didn't. He reminded the readers that, you know,
it was only ten months ago the Justice Department special
(06:05):
counsel said Joe Biden was too forgetful to prosecute even
though there was, you know, indictable information there. And more
than four months after they pulled the plug on his
presidential campaign because of his mental infirmities. And and here
we go. I mean, who art have you ever concluded,
my friend Wendell, who the puppet masters are? I mean,
(06:30):
most of my listeners believe it to be the Biden,
the former Obama administration and those that are still around,
because Barack Obama didn't go far go, very far away
after he left office. So is that Neo's behind all
this quote unquote strategy if you can even call this
a strategy.
Speaker 1 (06:48):
I think that Joe Biden has some loyalists, and I
think the chief loyalist is Joe Biden. I think Joe Biden,
you know, really wants power, really wants to be in
the spotlight. I think that you know, she has a
lot of influence with Joe Biden's thinking, maybe as the
enforcer behind the scenes with Joe Biden's you know, top deputies.
(07:10):
But the bottom line is they have covered up Joe
Biden's mental infirmities for four years and that came to
the forefront in such a way that he had to
drop out of the presidential race, and they installed Kamala Harris,
which you know, was a terrible candidate, but Joe Biden
was also a terrible candidate. And so I guess what
(07:33):
we get is another more four years of a terrific
President Trump.
Speaker 2 (07:39):
Well, let's hope that the Republicans hurry up and get
a whole lot done before the midterm elections, because you know,
if history is any guy, the party in power typically
loses seats and we back to square one and do nothing.
Congress going back.
Speaker 1 (07:54):
If I could interject, if I could, oh yeah, please,
I think I think one thing that happens when Republicans
get powers, they don't use their voters give them the
power to make changes, and they in the past have.
Speaker 3 (08:06):
Done very little.
Speaker 1 (08:07):
Yes, and so the hope is in the next four
years that Donald Trump installs the men and women that
he would like to help him change government. We need
to drain the swamp. We need to fire people in
these federal bureaucracies. And without doing that, we're just going
to be trying to tread water for the next four years.
(08:27):
And then you're right, we're going to have no results
because guess what, Donald Trump promised for four years that
he would drain the swamp. And so if he delivers
on that promise, I think Americans are going to be
very happy they elected Donald Trump to do so.
Speaker 3 (08:43):
Well.
Speaker 2 (08:44):
Indeed they did now and something I'm a little disheartened
by but kind of expecting is along the lines of
the Republicans not you know, using the power that the
voters have given them by giving them a majority. They
gave we got the Execus, we got the House, got
the Senate. Fine, it's time to get something done. I
saw an op ed piece just the other day on
(09:05):
the Inflation Reduction Act, the Green New Deal, and you
got all these Republican states that are giving getting a
lot of green money to keep carbon out of the environment,
even though it's a naturally occurring plant food, and they're going, well, WHOA, Well,
maybe not so fast. I don't know that we're gonna
backpedal and completely get rid of the Inflation Reduction Act
because he hey, look, I'm in Nebraska, and you know,
(09:27):
we get a lot of money in corn subsidies so
we can burn food in our gas tank and it
would really hurt our farmers if we take away that.
And we're gonna make a whole lot of money on
carbon capture. It's all a fiction. It's created out a
whole cloth for through legislation, has no binding a connection
with reality. And yet I'm worried the Republicans are going
to be defending this stuff just because, well, it's in
(09:49):
their backyard.
Speaker 1 (09:52):
Under Donald Trump's leadership, there has been a political realignment
occurring in this country, and that political realignment has not
yet been completed. The next four years, hopefully we can
get a little bit further. But the reason why Republicans
are so weak is because we have a lot of
Republicans who are actually just establishment Democrats who vote with
(10:13):
the Democrats, who want everything that the Democrats want, and
who go to cocktail parties and you know, drink the
same drinks and cheers each other when they get their
huge paydays.
Speaker 3 (10:26):
And so I think.
Speaker 1 (10:31):
The continuing, the continuing cleaving of these essentially establishment Democrats
from Congress will make a difference over the long haul.
It's very difficult to make changes without a party who
has cohesion, and right now the Republican Party is the
(10:51):
party that is the reform party, and we just have
some stragglers that we need to remove from office like Collins,
mrcous the McConnell.
Speaker 3 (11:01):
These people are snakes.
Speaker 2 (11:03):
And they're holding the Republican Party back words that certainly
resonate with my listening audience. Now before I would like
you to either support my enthusiasm Wendel or burst the
bubble of my enthusiasts, or perhaps somewhere in between. I
love the idea of this Doe Department of Government efficiency.
It's not part of government. It's like two brilliant guys
(11:26):
sitting in a room just going through line by line
the ridiculous spending in all areas of government and cutting
them and giving these recommendations to Congress, who can then
act on them. Vv A Grahma swimming and of course
Elon Musk. Neither of them need the money that might
come with a paying position. They are brilliant at business
and they've been down this road before in terms of
(11:47):
the challenges of businesses and making a profitable entity. Do
you think they can actually bring about effective change and
cut the size and scope of government or am I smoking.
Speaker 3 (11:57):
Something going to give them an opportunity.
Speaker 1 (12:02):
I don't see why they could not follow through on
it unless they're just lying to us. But the good
news is that Donald Trump has nominated a man named
Russe Vote to be OMB director. That's the Office of
Management and Budget. And the Office of Management and Budget
is a significant department because it oversees in the implementation
(12:25):
of Trump's vision across the executive branch through acting funding
that different agencies requests. And so my understanding is that
Vivic and Musk are going to be working with Vote
on how to actually acts this waste. And Vote was
(12:45):
in there before as acting O and B director during
Trump's first administration and if you remember when Trump said okay,
no more funding for Ukraine and they tried to impeach
Donald Trump over at RUSS.
Speaker 3 (12:56):
Vote was at the nucleus of that.
Speaker 1 (12:58):
And so I think we have a strong team going
into going into the next four years. I will hopefully
follow through on their promises.
Speaker 2 (13:06):
Well, supporting my enthusiasm to a certain degree, tempering it
a little bit, which is what you're well, what's her about?
All about? Wenda? Who's both been great having you on
Political Reporter from over at Breitbart again, b R E
I T B A RT dot com. You're going to
enjoy what you read there. If you're not already bookmark Bookmarket.
I'll look forward to another segment with the folks from
Breitbart next week. Have a wonderful week, and thanks for
(13:26):
the time you spend my listeners and I today Wendell.
Speaker 3 (13:29):
Thanks Brian, have a great day, My pleasure.
Speaker 2 (13:31):
Eight nineteen to fifty five RC The Talk Station got
a Daniel Davis deep dive coming up to the bottom
of the hour. We'll talk Russia, Belarus, Georgia, and again
we're going to learn about blood cancers. My expert friends
from OHC, the cancer specialists beyond the tail end of
this hour to talk about blood cancers and give you
some very valuable information. I hope you can stick
Speaker 3 (13:50):
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