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Speaker 1: out today. Our friend John Solomon, he is the founder
Speaker 1: and the chief investigative reporter and publisher of justinnews dot com,
Speaker 1: has a report out today of the Fannie Willis files.
Speaker 1: Georgia prosecutor plotted Trump case closely with Biden, DOJ and
Speaker 1: J six Democrats according to memos. Anyway, let's take a
Speaker 1: trip down memory lane and listen to Fannie Willis. Remember
Speaker 1: at the time this was a big issue at the time.
Speaker 1: You know, Fannie Willis was acting as though Donald Trump
Speaker 1: was going to be put in jail. Here's what she said.
Speaker 2: I've probably had some choice words about some of the
Speaker 2: things that you said that we're just honest within this motion,
Speaker 2: So I don't know that it was a conversation.
Speaker 3: I very much want to be here, so I'm not
Speaker 3: a house schow witness. I didn't very much.
Speaker 4: Want to be not so much that you're hostile as well,
Speaker 4: itsould be an adverse witness.
Speaker 3: Your interests are posed in as merchants. I think merchants.
Speaker 3: Internants are perfect, are contra contrary to democracy, your honor,
Speaker 3: not to miny.
Speaker 2: He tells me how much it is, and I give
Speaker 2: him the money back. I don't just like you're asking
Speaker 2: me about the money with Robin. I don't do my
Speaker 2: friends like that.
Speaker 3: So if you tell me it's a g then you're
Speaker 3: gonna get a thousand dollars. I think we did two
Speaker 3: different wine.
Speaker 2: Tours that you do, which are pretty expensive.
Speaker 3: I think I bought him. He likes wine. I don't
Speaker 3: really like wine, to be honest with you. I like
Speaker 3: gray loops. That was the most expensive thing that I
Speaker 3: think that we did while we were there.
Speaker 2: So they would pair, uh, they they would pair uh
Speaker 2: champagne chocolate and campaign chocolate and caviar.
Speaker 3: It was a three and it was like three different things. Sweden, Russia,
Speaker 3: someplace else. I'll make that up.
Speaker 2: So let's be clear, because you've lied in this this,
Speaker 2: let me tell you which one you lied in?
Speaker 3: Right here? Think you lied right here? No, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: this is the truth, judge.
Speaker 2: And I don't need anybody to put my bills. The
Speaker 2: only man who's ever put my bills completely is my daddy.
Speaker 1: I prefer gray Goose. I don't get champagne and I
Speaker 1: don't get caviar. It's not my style. Anyway, we welcome
Speaker 1: our friend John Solomon, justinews dot com founder, editor in chief,
Speaker 1: chief investigative reporter, who put out this report today. And
Speaker 1: by the way, we were texting during the State of
Speaker 1: the Union last night. Before we get to your investigative report,
Speaker 1: let's talk about the State of the Union, because you
Speaker 1: and I were both stunned at how impactful it was.
Speaker 4: Yeah, listen, I think the President laid down the fulcrum
Speaker 4: upon which the twenty twenty sixth election will now be fought.
Speaker 4: He divided that room into patriots, those who believe a
Speaker 4: border should be secure, those who believe they should applaud
Speaker 4: when a great hero in our military, a young girl
Speaker 4: survives a heinous attack. They believe that you should have
Speaker 4: voter ID when you vote. They believe that we should
Speaker 4: clean up our cities of bad crime and make it
Speaker 4: safer and make our government more secure. To those and
Speaker 4: I think he created the other side as the hatriots,
Speaker 4: the haters I call patriots versus hatriots. Last night, he
Speaker 4: divided that room right in half, and the other side
Speaker 4: they hissed, They found, they scowl. They can't celebrate the
Speaker 4: American exceptionalism or greatness. They can't even acknowledge that an
Speaker 4: American citizen should be protected by their government ahead of
Speaker 4: an illegal, unlawful crossing alien. And the President just divided
Speaker 4: that room visually and politically and messaging wise. And that
Speaker 4: is going to become the fulcrum upon which the twenty
Speaker 4: twenty sixth election will now teeter and every Republican who
Speaker 4: was wondering how we're going to win the election, the
Speaker 4: President gave them a roadmap last night. And I think
Speaker 4: there was a second part to that dividing of the room.
Speaker 4: The first is the patriot versus hatriot. I think the
Speaker 4: second is a party with ideas. President Trump had big ideas.
Speaker 4: He put on the table a new federal contribution for
Speaker 4: four one case, a Delilah's Law that's going to keep
Speaker 4: illegal alien drivers off our roads. You can go on
Speaker 4: to balancing the budget. As you just mentioned something that
Speaker 4: no president's been talking about for two decades. Frauds are
Speaker 4: and the vice president. That's a big assignment. The last
Speaker 4: time a vice president got that assignment was Al gore
Speaker 4: under Bill Clinton. And by the way, the media loved
Speaker 4: that one. They're not talking that much about it today.
Speaker 4: President Trump had these huge ideas. What did the Democrats
Speaker 4: counter with hiss is protests? They walked outside and then
Speaker 4: when their response came in the form of the Virginia
Speaker 4: Governor Spanberger, she couldn't even get through her teleprompter. She
Speaker 4: struggled through that, but all her only message, her only
Speaker 4: idea was Donald Trump is bad and you should like him,
Speaker 4: and shame on you for electing him. That is a
Speaker 4: party that doesn't have ideas trying to counter a president
Speaker 4: who just gave two hours of ideas and two hours
Speaker 4: of celebrations of America.
Speaker 1: I think that is an amazing analysis. It's dead on.
Speaker 1: Let's go to your investigation. So just Thenews dot Com,
Speaker 1: of which you created, and America First Legal have been
Speaker 1: fighting to get access to over eight thousand pages of
Speaker 1: documents after extensive open records litigation. This has to do
Speaker 1: with Georgia and Bonnie Willis and the case against Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And what you're saying is in these pages I've not
Speaker 1: had an opportunity to view them myself, is that this
Speaker 1: prosecutor was working closely with the Biden DOJ and January
Speaker 1: sixth Committee. According to memos, what did you find?
Speaker 4: Yeah? See, these are the internal memos of the Fulton
Speaker 4: County District Attorney's Office, Bonnie Willis's own team. For two
Speaker 4: to three years, she tried to keep most of these
Speaker 4: emails away from us under open records alive. And though
Speaker 4: George is a very good state for open records, we
Speaker 4: had to fight tooth and nail alongside of America First Legal,
Speaker 4: which was our Public Interest Legal for them to get them.
Speaker 4: She claimed privilegs over these documents. She claimed he redactions
Speaker 4: over these documents, and then as we pursued in the litigation,
Speaker 4: as she got thrown off the case, as the case
Speaker 4: got the smith, we eventually won the lawsuit. In reaction
Speaker 4: to that, she has agreed to release all of these
Speaker 4: documents with no redactions and no longer claims or privilets.
Speaker 4: All the things she tried to keep secret we now
Speaker 4: have visibility to and what do they show. It shows
Speaker 4: that while the federal government was building a very identical
Speaker 4: case against President Trump accusing them of being behind a
Speaker 4: disputed election and the violence on Capitol Hill and the
Speaker 4: ultimate electors that were submitted, Georgia was going to charge
Speaker 4: them with the same crimes. But in Georgia, now, in
Speaker 4: our system of law, before the era of lawfare, we
Speaker 4: have a thing called double jeopardy. You're not supposed to
Speaker 4: get doubled charge for the same crimes. You're not supposed
Speaker 4: to get double drained and legal resources and others. But
Speaker 4: in the case of January sixth, the Justice of Apartment
Speaker 4: in the January sixth and by the way, very importantly,
Speaker 4: the Biden White House is directly involved in this. They
Speaker 4: opened the door for Fanny Willis to bring a sister
Speaker 4: companion case against President Trump and all of his allies
Speaker 4: in that fight against the twenty twenty election in Georgia,
Speaker 4: which would create multiple venues, multiple legal bills, multiple traumas
Speaker 4: to the people who would be indebted. They would not
Speaker 4: only be defending themselves against Jack Smith, but then they
Speaker 4: had to go to Georgia and defend themselves against a
Speaker 4: state that they may not have ever even lived in.
Speaker 4: That is what happened. What sort of contact went on, well,
Speaker 4: one of the most important contacts was the White House.
Speaker 4: The Biden White House directly communicated with Fannie Willis and
Speaker 4: gave her a waiver. Joe Biden waved Donald Trump's claims
Speaker 4: of executive privilege without even checking with Donald Trump, just said,
Speaker 4: don't worry you want to prosecute him in Georgia. We're
Speaker 4: waiving his executive privilege of protection that's been in this
Speaker 4: country since the seventeen nineties in the Marbury Madison rulins.
Speaker 4: The second thing they did is the Justice Department said, hey,
Speaker 4: we can help you what you need. Well, you need
Speaker 4: access to certain Justice Department point, no problem, We'll do
Speaker 4: a two E waiver. It will allow federal workers or
Speaker 4: federal people to come and testify for you. The third
Speaker 4: thing they needed was access to the ongoing January sixth
Speaker 4: case in Congress. Congress was doing its own work. We
Speaker 4: learned something very valuable in these documents. This is the
Speaker 4: first time we know for sure that the Justice Department
Speaker 4: has the January six documents before the January sixth Committee
Speaker 4: was done with its work. So January sixth Democrats are
Speaker 4: sending things to the Justice Department. Justice Department has then.
Speaker 1: Said the just Democrats, So did it include people like
Speaker 1: Liz Chaney?
Speaker 4: Well, it's unclear. You know, in the emails they get
Speaker 4: treat the whole committee as the JA six committee. When
Speaker 4: you see Fannie Willis, there's no contact between Fannie Willis
Speaker 4: and Liz Cheney and these emails, but you do see
Speaker 4: contact with Benny Thompson. It was Zoe Lofgren and others.
Speaker 4: So you see Democrat members were contacted by Penny Willis
Speaker 4: for help, and then you see the committee as a
Speaker 4: whole or helping them. But here's the most interesting thing point.
Speaker 4: The Justice Department takes a work product that they have
Speaker 4: uniquely from the JAY six Committee. While JA six has
Speaker 4: not even done with its work right, they haven't even
Speaker 4: brought the final report, and they're forwarding that along and
Speaker 4: helping Finie Willis. So they're giving them sort of a
Speaker 4: laundering house in which the Democrats Congress work is already
Speaker 4: getting to the State of Georgia before the investigation's even done.
Speaker 4: The Democrats had a machinery and it was working together,
Speaker 4: and the goal was to get Trump and to get
Speaker 4: Jump at multiple levels that you could drain their legal
Speaker 4: resources or drain their bandwidth and maybe get some of
Speaker 4: these people to collapse and turn on the president. We
Speaker 4: have a system that's supposed to protect us from that,
Speaker 4: and I think This is a good example of what
Speaker 4: lawfare looks like when it's fully coordinates. The first time
Speaker 4: we ever have had this level of visibility into what
Speaker 4: the Biden White House did, what the Biden Justice Department did,
Speaker 4: and what the JA sixth Committee did to help Georgia.
Speaker 4: And I know lots of people in Congress have been
Speaker 4: calling me today. They've been floored by what they read
Speaker 4: in here. A lot of people and the Justice depart
Speaker 4: have been talking to me to me say they didn't
Speaker 4: know this. We'll have a news story tomorrow and we
Speaker 4: can lean into it here just for a second, Chum,
Speaker 4: tomorrow will show in these documents something we didn't know,
Speaker 4: which was as these conversations were going on, is this
Speaker 4: coordination was going on, as this collaboration between the Biden
Speaker 4: Justice Department and Fanny Wills was going on to get
Speaker 4: Trumpet multiple levers of the judicial system. The Justice Department
Speaker 4: offered or invited Funny Willis's team to apply for a grant,
Speaker 4: and they gave them some money and what it's called
Speaker 4: a sole source contract, which means you're the only person
Speaker 4: who's entitled to get it, so it's not really a competition.
Speaker 4: It's like a no bid grant. We're going to reveal
Speaker 4: what those emails show, what happened, how much money it
Speaker 4: was or wasn't, and we'll get into that more tomorrow.
Speaker 4: But that looks a little strange, right You look at
Speaker 4: that and say, all right, you're working together on the prosecution.
Speaker 4: Now you're going to throw them some money, and it's
Speaker 4: kind of sole source. That seems a little unusual. And
Speaker 4: then you take it one step further, which was at
Speaker 4: the time that this grant is awarded, Fulton County is
Speaker 4: at loggerheads with the Justice Department on a different issue
Speaker 4: over the administration and the civil liberty violations alleged at
Speaker 4: the Fulton County Jail, which of course the prosecutor and
Speaker 4: the sheriff in that county administered. So we'll lay all
Speaker 4: that out tomorrow and you'll see a follow the money
Speaker 4: part of this. But the first thing we have is
Speaker 4: to follow the emails, and for the first time we
Speaker 4: know that in the system that's supposed to protect you
Speaker 4: from double jeopardy, double draining of your resources, being charged
Speaker 4: at the same time in multiple locations. There seem to
Speaker 4: have been a strategic alliance between Fannie Willis, the Justice
Speaker 4: Department and the Biden White House and the folks in
Speaker 4: the j sixth Democrat Committee, Democrat run Committee. And I
Speaker 4: think that's troubling to some people. Some lawyers look at
Speaker 4: this and say, this is not the way our legal
Speaker 4: systems should work. Well, definitely the way it works in
Speaker 4: the Biden year.
Speaker 1: Can you explain why there was such difficulty, especially considering
Speaker 1: their open records of you being able to obtain these
Speaker 1: eight thousand pages of documents because they have open records litigation,
Speaker 1: you went through this, Why was it so difficult and
Speaker 1: how did it finally resolve itself that they decided to
Speaker 1: hand this over to you.
Speaker 4: I'm very grateful, you know, over the years.
Speaker 1: You're grateful that I asked this question go ahead.
Speaker 4: I'm very grateful for the work of America First Legal.
Speaker 4: You know, over the last few years we've had public
Speaker 4: interest law firms represent us under Foyer and Open Record SLAZA,
Speaker 4: the Southeastern Legal Foundation in America First Legal, two of them.
Speaker 4: They worked day and night to administer the law and
Speaker 4: to tilt the balance back again and back to the public.
Speaker 4: When we win something, the public benefits because everybody gets
Speaker 4: to see. Now these documents were responsive to things that
Speaker 4: House Judiciary Committee asked of Fannie Willis and some of
Speaker 4: those testimonies that you just played, they didn't get some
Speaker 4: of these documents. I was talking to how Sjudentiary Committee
Speaker 4: members outside like we didn't know that. Well, that's the
Speaker 4: news does we didn't get that? So that's a good sign.
Speaker 4: The public benefits when we get these documents out. What
Speaker 4: it takes years. It takes tens of thousands of dollars
Speaker 4: in legal fees. And we were blessed to have a
Speaker 4: very determined law firm called America First Legal for their
Speaker 4: public oh.
Speaker 1: That was set up by Mark Meadows and by Steven Miller.
Speaker 4: Steven Miller, and they've done some great work and we
Speaker 4: learn a lot and I think everybody, including members of Congress.
Speaker 4: I think there are people in Fulton County. I had
Speaker 4: people in the Fulton County Law Enforcement commu be like,
Speaker 4: we didn't know that was going on. That's really interesting.
Speaker 4: So I think a lot of people learned this, and
Speaker 4: I think now the question becomes is there a pattern here?
Speaker 4: We know that while Justice pursued the Jack Smith prosecution
Speaker 4: of Trump federally, there are three states that pursued it
Speaker 4: at the state level. Georgia now dismissed, Arizona still ongoing,
Speaker 4: Wisconsin still ongoing. Is the pattern the same? Might we
Speaker 4: find that all three of those local offices got grants
Speaker 4: around the time they were pursuing Donald Trump and his support.
Speaker 4: We don't know yet, but we're going to look at that,
Speaker 4: whether there's type of coordination. These are things that I
Speaker 4: think we still lie ahead to two times down to the.
Speaker 1: Bout Well, I got to tell you something. It does
Speaker 1: not shock me or surprise me that you've been doing
Speaker 1: this deep dive for I don't know how long you've
Speaker 1: been since you started this, but how how long did
Speaker 1: it take? And then we got a.
Speaker 4: Role three years? This is a three year case. Just
Speaker 4: so grateful that the law firm stood right beside us,
Speaker 4: and we're really grateful for their work and for the
Speaker 4: documents and a lot more news tomorrow.
Speaker 1: John Solomon, founder editor in chief and also chief investigative
Speaker 1: reporter justinnews dot com, Sir, thank you. We always appreciate
Speaker 1: you sharing your information with us. I want to spend
Speaker 1: some time and I purposely didn't play a lot of
Speaker 1: cuts throughout the program today because I think some of
Speaker 1: you might have might have I think most people watched
Speaker 1: last night stated the Union. This was not you know,
Speaker 1: you're a vanilla average State of the Union address US
Speaker 1: by a president. This was extraordinary. This was history. This
Speaker 1: was a defining moment. This was a president defining the
Speaker 1: issues that we face as a country as we now
Speaker 1: head into a midterm election year. And this is a
Speaker 1: president that really exposed how the Democratic Party that once
Speaker 1: stood for closed borders and sanity and policing and lower
Speaker 1: energy prices and lower taxes, that they have lost their
Speaker 1: way and that they have become radicalized. I mean, you
Speaker 1: have the more extreme elements of Congresswoman Omar and Congresswoman
Speaker 1: to leave in Congress Congressman Green, but it's worse than that.
Speaker 1: I mean, the moment that Donald Trump fed you know,
Speaker 1: stand with me if you agree with this statement that
Speaker 1: the first duty of the American government is to protect
Speaker 1: American citizens, not illegals. And Democrats didn't stand. They wouldn't
Speaker 1: stand for the people that the President was honoring, even
Speaker 1: families just like last year that lost loved ones or
Speaker 1: had loved ones injured by Biden, Harris mayorcus unvetted illegals.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's unbelievable. This is President Trump in what
Speaker 1: was really truly a historic speech, I think the best
Speaker 1: speech you ever gave last night at the State of
Speaker 1: the Union.
Speaker 5: Our nation is back, bigger, better, richer, and stronger than
Speaker 5: ever before. After four years in which millions and millions
Speaker 5: of illegal aliens poured across our borders totally unvetted and unchecked,
Speaker 5: we now have the strongest and most secure border in
Speaker 5: American history by far.
Speaker 6: The flow of.
Speaker 5: Deadly fentanyl across our border is down by a record.
Speaker 6: Fifty six percent in one year. Last year, the murder rates.
Speaker 5: Saw its single largest act line in recorded history. This
Speaker 5: is the biggest decline think of it, in recorded history,
Speaker 5: the lowest number in over one hundred and twenty five years.
Speaker 5: In twelve months, my administration has driven core inflation down
Speaker 5: to the lowest level in more than five years, and
Speaker 5: in the last three months of twenty twenty five it
Speaker 5: was down to one point seven percent.
Speaker 6: Mortgage rates are the lowest and four years and.
Speaker 5: Falling fast, and the annual cost of a typical new
Speaker 5: mortgage is down almost five thousand dollars just since I
Speaker 5: took office. The stock market has set fifty three all
Speaker 5: time record high since the election. Think of that one year,
Speaker 5: boosting pensions four oh one k's and retirement accounts for
Speaker 5: the millions and millions of Americans. They're all gaining. Everybody's up,
Speaker 5: way up. We cut a record number of job killing regulations,
Speaker 5: and in one year we have lifted two point four
Speaker 5: million Americans a record off of food stamps. With the great, big,
Speaker 5: beautiful Bill, we gave you no tax on tips, no
Speaker 5: tax on overtime, and no tax on Social Security.
Speaker 6: For our great seat.
Speaker 5: People are asking me, please, please, please, miss the President.
Speaker 6: We're winning too much. We can't take it anymore.
Speaker 5: We're not used to winning in our country until you
Speaker 5: came along. We're just always losing. But now we're winning
Speaker 5: too much. And I say, no, no, no, you're going
Speaker 5: to win again. You're going to win big. You're going
Speaker 5: to win bigger than ever. And to prove that point,
Speaker 5: to prove that point, here with us tonight is a
Speaker 5: group of winners who just made the entire nation crowd,
Speaker 5: the men's gold medal Olympic hockey team.
Speaker 7: Come on, that's the first time I've ever seen them
Speaker 7: get up, And actually not all of them did get up.
Speaker 6: Lilah Colgan was only five years old.
Speaker 5: In June twenty twenty four, when a eighteen wheel tractor
Speaker 5: trailer plowed into her stopped car traveling at.
Speaker 6: Sixty miles an hour or more.
Speaker 5: The driver was an illegal alien let in by Joe
Speaker 5: Biden and giving a commercial driver's license by Open Borders
Speaker 5: politicians in California. Doctor said Delilah would never be able
Speaker 5: to walk or talk.
Speaker 6: Have a good life. She wouldn't even be able to
Speaker 6: eat again.
Speaker 5: But against soul odd she is now in the first
Speaker 5: grade learning to walk, and she's here this evening with
Speaker 5: her dad, Marcus, a fantastic man.
Speaker 6: Delilah. Please, you are a great inspiration. Please send up.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Delilah.
Speaker 5: Many of most illegal aliens do not speak English, not
Speaker 5: read even the most basic road signs as to direction.
Speaker 6: Speed, danger, or location.
Speaker 5: That's why tonight I'm calling on Congress to pass what
Speaker 5: we will call.
Speaker 6: The Delilah Law, barring.
Speaker 5: Any state from granting commercial drivers' licenses to illegal areas.
Speaker 5: If you agree with this statement, then stand up and
Speaker 5: show your support. The first duty of the American government
Speaker 5: is to protect American citizens, not illegal Alians. In a shame,
Speaker 5: you should be ashamed of yourself not standing out.
Speaker 6: You should be ashamed of yourself.
Speaker 5: That is why I'm also asking you to end deadly
Speaker 5: sanctuary cities that protect the criminals and enact serious penalties
Speaker 5: for public officials.
Speaker 6: Who block the removal of criminal aliens.
Speaker 5: In many cases, drug lords murder all over our country.
Speaker 5: They're blocking the removal of these people out of our country,
Speaker 5: and you should be ashamed of your saying. She had
Speaker 5: escaped a brutal war only to be slain by a
Speaker 5: hardened criminal set free to kill in America, came in
Speaker 5: through open borders, missus Zaretska. Tonight, I promise you we
Speaker 5: will ensure justice for your magnificent daughter.
Speaker 6: I readA How do you not stand? How do you
Speaker 6: not stand?
Speaker 5: They don't want identification for the greatest privilege of them all,
Speaker 5: voting in America.
Speaker 6: Now, it's no good, no good.
Speaker 5: Both Republicans and Democrats overwhelmingly agree on the policy that
Speaker 5: we just enunciated, and Congress should unite and enact this
Speaker 5: common sense country saving legislation right now, and it should
Speaker 5: be before anything else happens. The reason they don't want
Speaker 5: to do it, why would anybody not one voter?
Speaker 6: ID one reason? Because they want to cheat.
Speaker 5: There's only one reason they make up all excuses. They
Speaker 5: say it's racist, They come up with things. You almost say,
Speaker 5: what imagination they have? They want to cheat, they have cheated,
Speaker 5: and their policy is so bad that the only way
Speaker 5: they can get elected is to cheat.
Speaker 6: And we're going to stop it. We have to stop it.
Speaker 5: Josh Sage is a proud and wonderful young woman with
Speaker 5: a full ride scholarship to Liberty University.
Speaker 6: Sage and Michelle, please send that and thank you for
Speaker 6: your great bravery.
Speaker 5: And who can believe that we're even speaking about things
Speaker 5: like this? Fifteen years ago, if somebody was up here
Speaker 5: and said that, they.
Speaker 6: Say, what's wrong with him?
Speaker 5: But now we have to say it because it's going
Speaker 5: on all over numerous states without even telling the parents.
Speaker 5: But surely we can all agree no state can be
Speaker 5: allowed to rip children from their parents' arms and transition
Speaker 5: them to a new gender against the parents.
Speaker 6: Will who would believe that we've been talking about We
Speaker 6: must ban it, and we must ban it immediately.
Speaker 5: Of course, nobody says up these people are crazy.
Speaker 6: I'm telling you, deck crazy, raising Tevin boil Boy. We're
Speaker 6: lucky we have a country with people like this.
Speaker 5: Democrats are destroying our country but we've stopped it just
Speaker 5: in the nick of time, didn't we have?
Speaker 6: With God's help, Andrew has battled back.
Speaker 5: From the edge of death, and we're talking about the
Speaker 5: edge of death on his way to a miraculous recovery.
Speaker 5: He's got a little work to do, but he's doing great.
Speaker 5: Nice to see he's a good looking guy. Nice to
Speaker 5: see you. Thanks Andrew, Thank you very much, So Andrew.
Speaker 5: While you're up now, I'm going to ask a highly
Speaker 5: respected General James Seward to present Staff Sergeant Andrew Wolf
Speaker 5: and the.
Speaker 6: Great family of Sarah Beckstrom.
Speaker 5: With the award created by our late great President George
Speaker 5: Washington himself.
Speaker 6: It's called the Purple Heart.
Speaker 5: Everybody in the back of the helicopter knew because they
Speaker 5: saw the blood pouring down the aisle. Chief Warrant Officer
Speaker 5: Slover is still recovering from his serious wounds, but I'm
Speaker 5: thrilled to say that he is here tonight with his
Speaker 5: wife Amy, Eric.
Speaker 6: And Amy come on in so we have a surprise
Speaker 6: for Eric and Amy.
Speaker 5: In recognition of Eric's actions above and beyond the call
Speaker 5: of duty. I would now like to ask General Jonathan
Speaker 5: Braga to present Chief Warrant Officer Slover with our nation's
Speaker 5: highest military award, the Congressional Medal of Honor. Navy fighter
Speaker 5: pilot Royce Williams served in World War II Korea Vietnam,
Speaker 5: flying more than two hundred and twenty missions in disguise
Speaker 5: over Korea. In nineteen fifty two, Royce was in the
Speaker 5: dog fight of a lifetime.
Speaker 6: Legendary dog fight.
Speaker 5: Flying through blizzard conditions, his squadron was ambushed by seven
Speaker 5: Soviet fighter plans. It was his first aerial combat of
Speaker 5: the war, and despite being massively outnumbered and outgunned, Royce
Speaker 5: led the takedown of four enemy jetson almost destroyed the others,
Speaker 5: vanquishing his adversaries while taking two hundred and sixty three
Speaker 5: bullets to his own plane and being seriously heard. His
Speaker 5: story was secret for over fifty years. He didn't even
Speaker 5: want to tell his wife. But the legend grew and grew.
Speaker 5: But tonight, at one hundred years old, this brave Navy
Speaker 5: captain is finally getting the recognition he deserves. He was
Speaker 5: a legend long before this evening. Royce, please stand up,
Speaker 5: and I will ask the first Lady of the United
Speaker 5: States to present Captain Royce Williams with his Congressional.
Speaker 6: Medal of Honor.
Speaker 1: All Right, we'll take a break. President Trump last night
Speaker 1: a historic State of the Union address. This was not
Speaker 1: your typical State of the Union and what a contrast
Speaker 1: that he was able to lay out for the American people.
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Speaker 1: State of the Union last night. I'm telling you analysis
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