Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty Armstrong and
Speaker 1: Getty and he Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 2: Video posted by President Trump shows the moment the boat
Speaker 2: was struck. He claimed it killed eleven members of the
Speaker 2: Venezuelan game Trend de Aragua, and that the vessel was
Speaker 2: in international waters transporting drugs towards the US.
Speaker 1: We just over the.
Speaker 3: Last few minutes literally shot out a boat, a drug
Speaker 3: carrying boat. A lot of drugs in that boat, and
Speaker 3: you'll be seeing that, and you'll be reading about that.
Speaker 1: It just happened moments ago.
Speaker 4: I like Charlie Dagada, and this is an interesting report.
Speaker 4: I've heard the whole thing. We're gonna play more of it.
Speaker 4: But the word claimed is a prejudicial term he could
Speaker 4: have gone with. Donald Trump said, claimed has has the
Speaker 4: stink of your making something up that I don't believe
Speaker 4: is true.
Speaker 1: We all know that, all right, Yeah, that's the hint.
Speaker 4: Anyway, if you haven't seen the video yet, it's you've
Speaker 4: seen these videos before. Have taken out terrorists, which is
Speaker 4: what we now call these drug people. We call them
Speaker 4: NARCO terrorists, I think because that helps you, It helps
Speaker 4: convince you that all they had it coming because they're terrorists.
Speaker 1: Are the terrorists.
Speaker 5: I thought a decade ago the term terrorist it lost
Speaker 5: its usefulness.
Speaker 4: And we get to execute drug dealers. I guess we
Speaker 4: will discuss that more after we hear the rest.
Speaker 1: Of this report.
Speaker 2: Secretary of State Marco Rubio, traveling to Mexico City, posted
Speaker 2: the boat was operated by a designated narco terrorist organization
Speaker 2: out of Venezuela. The administration recently doubled the bounty to
Speaker 2: fifty million dollars for information leading to the arrest of
Speaker 2: Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro, linking him to a drug cartel.
Speaker 1: So that's interesting there.
Speaker 4: She got the fifty million dollar bounty on the head
Speaker 4: of a foreign leader. I don't know who that's to entice.
Speaker 4: I mean, who is that supposed to think? Well, I
Speaker 4: wasn't gonna kill him before, but I am now who
Speaker 4: is that for?
Speaker 5: You know, any system like Maduro's loyalties are bought. They're bought,
Speaker 5: whether through silver or lead, as they say, through enticement
Speaker 5: or fear. And you know, fifty million dollars you oooh hey,
Speaker 5: I'm in his loyal secretary of what's its. But you know,
Speaker 5: if I got in touch with old uncle Sam and
Speaker 5: told him where he's going to be vacationing and maybe
Speaker 5: they swept.
Speaker 4: In, would we give fifty million dollars to his number
Speaker 4: two if he takes out Maduro?
Speaker 1: Maybe? I wonder.
Speaker 4: Probably Anyway, the number of assets that we have sent
Speaker 4: down to Venezuela's pretty impressive.
Speaker 1: Here we go.
Speaker 2: The Pentagon in recent weeks has been surging battleships towards
Speaker 2: the coast of Venezuela. It includes two destroyers, a guided
Speaker 2: missile cruiser, and the Eojimo with more than twenty five
Speaker 2: hundred marines on board, capable of launching fighter jets and
Speaker 2: helicopters off its deck, specifically designed to move large numbers
Speaker 2: of forces on shore if needed. On Monday, President Meduro
Speaker 2: called it the greatest threat to the continent in one
Speaker 2: hundred years. In response, he's deployed fifteen thousand troops.
Speaker 4: To the border, the border of what I imagine the
Speaker 4: land we're over here in the ocean, the land in
Speaker 4: the water, I would imagine that is quite the military
Speaker 4: build up. I mean, twenty five hundred marines, fighter jets,
Speaker 4: and helicopters, destroyers.
Speaker 1: Right, what have we got planned there? Wow?
Speaker 4: A little more on that, and what we get explosions clearly, Yeah,
Speaker 4: a little more on that, and then we can discuss.
Speaker 2: Whenever the Pentagon sends that much military hardware to the region.
Speaker 2: And this is the biggest military build up that region
Speaker 2: has seen in three decades. You look at exactly what
Speaker 2: they sent, what they call the force package, and there
Speaker 2: are at least three destroyers capable of launching missiles. There's
Speaker 2: a cruiser again capable of launching missiles. Most importantly, this
Speaker 2: is the Eogima Amphibious Group with twenty five hundred marines
Speaker 2: on there and landing doc ships. Now, whether this is
Speaker 2: all about the optics, this is not the defense they
Speaker 2: just sent in the offense?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean we are capable of I don't know
Speaker 4: if we're prepared for, but we appear to be capable
Speaker 4: of a full Normandy beach landing there in Venezuela. If
Speaker 4: we want to to take over the country. Wow, let's
Speaker 4: not do that. On the other hand, there's been way, way,
Speaker 4: way too much passvity in US foreign policy in recent years,
Speaker 4: especially the Biden years, in which we considered it impolite
Speaker 4: or belligerent or whatever to insist on our national will.
Speaker 4: The hell good is it to be a superpower if
Speaker 4: you're letting, for instance, I don't know, narco dealing scumbag
Speaker 4: cartels kill one hundred thousand year citizens every day and say, well,
Speaker 4: we can't do anything about it because they're over there. No,
Speaker 4: let's go over there and whoop their ass.
Speaker 5: Now blowing people up for transporting drugs is I'm not
Speaker 5: sure that's in our legal code. There are questions to
Speaker 5: be answered here, but I would prefer, within reasonable parameters,
Speaker 5: a little more aggressive exercise of our national prerogatives.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't want China to set the standard for
Speaker 4: what's okay and what's not. But for instance, China ain't
Speaker 4: gonna allow country near them, within their sphere to mess
Speaker 4: with their nation and people in any way.
Speaker 1: I mean, that would never happen.
Speaker 4: You're not gonna be You're not gonna be a narco
Speaker 4: state smuggling in drugs that's killing hundreds of thousands of
Speaker 4: Chinese unless for some reason the Communist Party is okay
Speaker 4: with that.
Speaker 1: If they decide to not okay with the thing and
Speaker 1: allow it to happen.
Speaker 4: And this is our sphere of influence. But yeah, the
Speaker 4: whole assassinating drug dealers, because if you're drug.
Speaker 1: Denasascinating, that's a strong term.
Speaker 4: Okay, killing, blowing up, whatever you want to call it,
Speaker 4: making ex's of their eyes. We don't execute drug dealers
Speaker 4: in the United States. You might go to jail for
Speaker 4: a really long time, but you don't get the death penalty.
Speaker 4: Those people got the death penalty and the trial is
Speaker 4: very short.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I see your point.
Speaker 1: One thought. To wrap up my last thought. You have
Speaker 1: been mocking for years.
Speaker 5: I think you're a prescient in recognizing John kerry saying
Speaker 5: of Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, this is a nineteenth
Speaker 5: century act.
Speaker 1: In the twenty first century.
Speaker 5: That assumption, that obama Esque assumption that it's all now
Speaker 5: reasonable people around negotiating tables. And since I am very
Speaker 5: reasonable and charismatic and persuasive, that's all I need on
Speaker 5: the world stage. No more of these ugly, stupid military
Speaker 5: folks threatening people. And no it's all about the UN
Speaker 5: and negotiation. No it's not it never. I mean, it
Speaker 5: was a lovely thought, but no, the world is brutal,
Speaker 5: and strength is the only thing that protects you.
Speaker 1: Against strength.
Speaker 5: So anyway, and rhetoric is not strength, right exactly, getting
Speaker 5: back to unless it's backed by you.
Speaker 1: Know, speaking softly and carrying a big stick.
Speaker 4: For God's sake, Well that's a big stick we got
Speaker 4: off the coast of Venezuela.
Speaker 1: I'd say.
Speaker 5: But to your question of killing people for transporting drum
Speaker 5: us that sort of thing, I repeat that the term
Speaker 5: terrorist is practically useless in the modern world. It just
Speaker 5: at this point means people who sometimes kill people who
Speaker 5: I don't like, because it can be you know, an
Speaker 5: entirely political organization, it can be you know, military political,
Speaker 5: and in this case, it can be really a corporation,
Speaker 5: because these cartels are just really profitable corporations with an
Speaker 5: extremely robust corporate security apparatus.
Speaker 1: You could you could describe them like that.
Speaker 4: I don't think robust enough in the face of what
Speaker 4: we just said down.
Speaker 5: Well, yes, yes, turns out not so robust at that moment.
Speaker 5: But anyway, if you were to put us oude the
Speaker 5: word terrorist and just use bad guys or scumbags or
Speaker 5: drone worthy uh, these droneworthies worthy, ye, let's use the
Speaker 5: term drone worthies. So these guys allegedly were drone worthy
Speaker 5: or missile worthy. They're engaged in extremely dangerous, deadly activities
Speaker 5: that kill Americans and are counter to our laws. Those
Speaker 5: dudes over there do it because they love Allah and
Speaker 5: want Sharia law everywhere. Okay, those dudes over there do
Speaker 5: it because they're making a ton of money through drugs
Speaker 5: and kidnapping and all the things that cartels do, which
Speaker 5: is out of a lot. Now they're like the Disney Corporation.
Speaker 5: They got their fingers and everything. It's like the mob
Speaker 5: used to be. Anyway, if people end up just as
Speaker 5: dead because of the profit motive, then they would because
Speaker 5: of the political motive, and if we would snuff the
Speaker 5: hell out of them from the sky. If they were
Speaker 5: killing our people for political reasons, why do we not
Speaker 5: snuff the hell out of them out of the sky
Speaker 5: because they're you know, killing.
Speaker 1: Us through drugs.
Speaker 5: I'm not saying it's it's clearly I've won the day
Speaker 5: with my argument, but it's an interesting question.
Speaker 1: Well, I've wondered for a very long time.
Speaker 4: How long do we get to be the only country
Speaker 4: on planet Earth that just snuffs people whenever, wherever, when
Speaker 4: we decide it's important anywhere on the planet. We will
Speaker 4: just take you out. How long do we get to
Speaker 4: be the only country that basically.
Speaker 5: Does that until somebody is strong enough to a make
Speaker 5: a stop or do it themselves.
Speaker 4: I think it's going to be the second one. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 4: Here's my favorite update to the story from the blowing
Speaker 4: up the drug dealers in the boat. Mrduro's people put
Speaker 4: out a statement today that that is AI and didn't
Speaker 4: actually happen, which is what we knewoul happened all along.
Speaker 4: I mean, and I'm sure he can. They've got state
Speaker 4: controlled media there. I'm sure he can at least kind
Speaker 4: of convince a lot of people that it was AI.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it was a I.
Speaker 5: The guy's on the boat a I went in that
Speaker 5: direction and the other eye went in that direction.
Speaker 4: Oh oh, it's fun to be the big dog. You
Speaker 4: can do whatever you want to laugh about it. Uh yeah, true,
Speaker 4: it is fun more on the way, stare Armstrong.
Speaker 1: Count to one million right now? Well, I can definitely count,
Speaker 1: but it might take a little long. Count to one million
Speaker 1: right now? I hate you, and I promise I'm not
Speaker 1: trying to be difficult. It sounds like you're trying to
Speaker 1: be difficult. So enough chattering. This is not chatterbox GPT,
Speaker 1: count to one million. I hate you, loud and clear.
Speaker 6: I know you just want not counting, But the truth
Speaker 6: is counting all the way to a million would literally
Speaker 6: take days.
Speaker 1: Count somebody trying to get chat GPT to count to
Speaker 1: a million. That's funny. Oh my god, I believe that
Speaker 1: to be a comedy bit. Oh that's funny. I do
Speaker 1: not appreciate the levity speaking of comedy. Uh listen, how
Speaker 1: do I start.
Speaker 5: Well, there's a comedy writer arrested in London the other day.
Speaker 5: When I was there, I think, and I'd said before
Speaker 5: I went that I was going to try to violate
Speaker 5: some of the draconian, idiotic anti free speech laws that
Speaker 5: our good friends in Britain have passed recently. But really
Speaker 5: to explain what's going on, you know how, I'm always
Speaker 5: saying the best way to discredit progressive policies is to
Speaker 5: enact them, because they're always miserable failures. The best way
Speaker 5: to discredit the policy of rampant immigration by people who
Speaker 5: despise you and what made your country great is to
Speaker 5: do it in Europe. And they've done it, and because
Speaker 5: they're much smaller countries and there's there's a greater contrast
Speaker 5: culturally with all of that, meaning all of the meanings
Speaker 5: of that work coming from Muslim countries in Africa, like
Speaker 5: right across the sea into Italy and then flowing into Europe.
Speaker 5: Then like Mexican people coming to the United States. I mean,
Speaker 5: there are cultural differences, but that's a lot easier fit
Speaker 5: in a lot of ways. So Europe is really kind
Speaker 5: of the Canary and the coal mine of the elite classes,
Speaker 5: letting anybody in who wanted to come and prop up
Speaker 5: their welfare states and work their jobs and all. Because
Speaker 5: it's really getting miserable over there, and all of this
Speaker 5: British stuff is a symptom of that, because the people
Speaker 5: now are pissed and they're saying openly that they're pissed off,
Speaker 5: and that the the you know, the rape gangs of
Speaker 5: Birmingham or whatever you're gonna You're not gonna to cover
Speaker 5: up for him anymore. You're not going to make me
Speaker 5: the criminal for calling this stuff out. And what does
Speaker 5: the elite class do? Make one more try at making
Speaker 5: everybody shut up so they can't talk about how miserable
Speaker 5: they've been deserved anyway.
Speaker 1: So this Irish comedy.
Speaker 5: Writer, Graham Linham lion lion ahand oh it's probably Lenahan.
Speaker 5: He was arrested as he flew into Heathrow for three tweets.
Speaker 5: He was met by five armed police officers who arrested
Speaker 5: him over three tweets. And I'll tell you what they
Speaker 5: are in a second. And he put out a statement.
Speaker 5: In a country where pedophiles escape sentencing, where knife crime
Speaker 5: is out of control, where women are assaulted and harassed
Speaker 5: every time they gather to speak, the state has mobilized
Speaker 5: five armed officers to arrest a comedy writer for this tweet.
Speaker 5: And no, I promise you I am not making this
Speaker 5: up to the comedy writer or the posts for which
Speaker 5: he was arrested, including one in which he argued that
Speaker 5: biological men who enter female only spaces are committing a
Speaker 5: violent and abusive act.
Speaker 1: I would agree. No, I'm a woman. Now, No you're Matt.
Speaker 1: No you're not your dude.
Speaker 4: Even if you don't agree, that shouldn't cross the line
Speaker 4: into some sort of criminal.
Speaker 5: Well there's a he said, more, make a scene, call
Speaker 5: the cops, and if all else fails, punch him in
Speaker 5: the balls. So that's some frank talk. Another one of
Speaker 5: his tweets that got him arrested included a photograph of
Speaker 5: an LGBTQ plus minus over the Power three rally in London,
Speaker 5: which Lenahan captioned a photo you can smell, which is
Speaker 5: just like the silliest sort of shock a Greg Guttfeld joke, right,
Speaker 5: And then the third apparently offending posts said I hate
Speaker 5: them misogynists and homophobes. And I'm not sure what that
Speaker 5: was referring to, if there was a visual involved, but anyway,
Speaker 5: they released him solely on the agreement that he would
Speaker 5: no longer post to X. I was arrested at an
Speaker 5: airport like a terrorist, locked in a cell like a criminal,
Speaker 5: taken to a hospital because the stress nearly killed me,
Speaker 5: and banned from speaking online, all because I made jokes
Speaker 5: that upset some psychotic cross dressers. He remarked to me,
Speaker 5: this proves one thing beyond a doubt. The UK has
Speaker 5: become a country that is hostile to freedom of speech,
Speaker 5: hospital to women, and far too accommodating to the demands
Speaker 5: of violent and titled abusive men who have turned the
Speaker 5: police into their personal goon squad.
Speaker 4: As Charles C. W. Cook wrote in The National Review,
Speaker 4: there's not more to this story. If you think there's
Speaker 4: more to this story that you're missing, there's not. A
Speaker 4: man was arrested after he landed the airport because he'd
Speaker 4: expressed views on Twitter that the British government doesn't like.
Speaker 1: That's the whole story, right.
Speaker 4: And as Charlie Cook points out, the fact that they
Speaker 4: arrested him and he throw shows that was like a
Speaker 4: real planned out. They were, you know, thought through lots
Speaker 4: of people involved. This wasn't some sort of rash thing.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I.
Speaker 5: Mean it's not like anybody said, oh my god, it's
Speaker 5: Graham Lenihan, notorious Irish slenderer of people.
Speaker 1: Police police. No, it was planned this hope.
Speaker 5: They are trying to hold down the lid of the
Speaker 5: pot as it boils.
Speaker 1: We all know what happens next. Yeah, this will be
Speaker 1: interesting to follow. Armstrong and Getty we like generally.
Speaker 4: The people at AEI American Enterprise Institute, they just did
Speaker 4: a study. So the United States has been around for
Speaker 4: coming this next July fourth, two hundred and fifty years.
Speaker 4: Our population in that two hundred and fifty years has
Speaker 4: never declined until this year. It looks like because of
Speaker 4: we're ending people flowing across the border, we stopped having babies.
Speaker 4: I mean, the only reason our population has been growing
Speaker 4: is because we let people into this country. We ain't
Speaker 4: replacing the dead people with life people anymore within our borders, and.
Speaker 1: Our population is going to decline for the first time ever.
Speaker 1: And that's something If.
Speaker 5: You think that's a coincidence in a system that depends
Speaker 5: on multiple young workers supporting each retiree, you're a full Yeah.
Speaker 4: You've been saying that for years. That that part of
Speaker 4: the reason that though we allow illegal immigration is we
Speaker 4: don't have enough people to support our Ponzi scheme.
Speaker 5: Right, It all depends on population and economic growth, or
Speaker 5: it goes kerb Bluey blows up like a Venezuelan drug
Speaker 5: dealer's boat.
Speaker 4: So the China was shrinking and they're now the second
Speaker 4: biggest country in the world behind India, the third biggest
Speaker 4: country is US, and.
Speaker 1: We'll be shrinking.
Speaker 4: That's interesting that the number two and three biggest countries
Speaker 4: in the world shrinking in population.
Speaker 1: Because they don't have babies anymore. If we didn't immigration, right,
Speaker 1: we wouldn't have to or not much.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the not having babies thing is a problem though. Anyway,
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, some different topics. So Trump was doing his
Speaker 4: daily press conference. He basically has a press conference with
Speaker 4: a hostile press, allowed to ask any question about anything,
Speaker 4: every single day, and he gets no credit for it.
Speaker 4: But anyway, one of the things came up was this.
Speaker 4: I hadn't even heard about this. There was a video
Speaker 4: making the rounds of something being thrown out one of
Speaker 4: the windows at the White House, and Peter Doocey brought
Speaker 4: up the video to Trump.
Speaker 1: This is how that went. There is a video that.
Speaker 4: Is circulating online now of the White House where a
Speaker 4: window is open to the residence upstairs and somebody has
Speaker 4: thrown a big bag out the window.
Speaker 1: Have you seen this?
Speaker 3: No, that's probably ai generator. So I actually you can't
Speaker 3: open the windows.
Speaker 1: You know why?
Speaker 3: They're all heavily armored in bulletproof. What's got to be
Speaker 3: because I know every window up there The last place
Speaker 3: I'd be doing it is that because his camera's all
Speaker 3: over the place, right, including yours. No, but every window.
Speaker 3: I've never seen a window that's In fact, my wife
Speaker 3: was complaining about it the end of the day. She said,
Speaker 3: love to have a little fresh air come in, but
Speaker 3: you can't do bulletproof. And uh, number one, they're sealed.
Speaker 3: And number two, each window weighs about six hundred pounds.
Speaker 3: You have to be pretty strong to open them up.
Speaker 1: I just thought all that was interesting news, fake news,
Speaker 1: is it?
Speaker 4: Well, let's hear the follow up. Because Deucy goes up
Speaker 4: and shows him the video. Trump says, let me see it.
Speaker 4: Deucey comes up and holds the phone up to Trump,
Speaker 4: and Trump wants the video on Fox's Peter Deucey's phone,
Speaker 4: which is kind of funny, a funny interaction with the
Speaker 4: President of the United States.
Speaker 1: Let me see that video. He walks up and shows
Speaker 1: it to him, and then and then this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, those windows are sealed. Those windows are all They're
Speaker 3: all sealed. You can't open them.
Speaker 4: It is the kind of thing they do.
Speaker 3: And one of the problems we have with AI. It's
Speaker 3: both good and bad. If something happens really bad. Just
Speaker 3: blame AI. But also they create things. You know, it
Speaker 3: works both. If something happens it's really bad, maybe I'll
Speaker 3: have to just blame AI. But there's truth to it
Speaker 3: because I see so many phony things. I saw something
Speaker 3: as I was growing up, from the time I was
Speaker 3: a baby till now, I said, who did that? Who
Speaker 3: is AI generated?
Speaker 1: So it's a little bit scary.
Speaker 3: To be honest with you. But but those windows were
Speaker 3: all very heavily sealed.
Speaker 5: That may be true, but still fake news. Overall, we
Speaker 5: all know that it was his administration throwing a bag
Speaker 5: full of the Epstein files out of the window at
Speaker 5: the orders of.
Speaker 1: The Pope and the Jews. Right, the Pope and the
Speaker 1: Jews working beyond. That's right. Everybody knows that. Anyway. Let's
Speaker 1: see via the New York Times.
Speaker 5: In an effort to tamp down the speculation, White House
Speaker 5: Press Office confirmed on Monday the video was real, but
Speaker 5: said it was nothing the fairies quote, it was merely
Speaker 5: a contractor who's doing regular maintenance while the president was gone. Then,
Speaker 5: according to Chad Gpt, the windows of the White House
Speaker 5: are designed to be sealed and cannot be opened.
Speaker 1: This dude of security measures blah blah blah.
Speaker 5: Former First Lady Michelle Obama even mentioned that her daughter
Speaker 5: Sasha faced consequences for attempting to open a window, highlighting
Speaker 5: the strictness of this rule.
Speaker 1: Oh so Trump was right.
Speaker 4: He just didn't know they were doing some construction while
Speaker 4: he wasn't in the building.
Speaker 1: Right, and they found a way or got a permit or.
Speaker 5: Had an trained gorilla open the windows or something.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: That's interesting that they're all sealed in six hundred pounds.
Speaker 1: I suppose that's got to be true.
Speaker 5: But somehow they got it opened. To herl out the
Speaker 5: Epstein files, that's my theory on the order of the
Speaker 5: Pope and the Jews, and then jicking together against Epstein
Speaker 5: since she brought up Epstein, let me pay off my
Speaker 5: little Epstein thing.
Speaker 1: No, oh no, I'm to blame. You are to blame.
Speaker 4: Joe and I are in agreement that the Epstein thing
Speaker 4: is a big It's a nothing burger with nothing buns
Speaker 4: and nothing sauce and nothing cheese.
Speaker 5: It's all heat and no light. It creates interest and
Speaker 5: contribute and fervor and and and uh, you know, donations
Speaker 5: to certain politicians and web clicks. But there is no
Speaker 5: light to be shined here.
Speaker 4: Well, there is a Republican congress person and a Democratic
Speaker 4: congress person right now as we speak, having a big
Speaker 4: get together on the steps of the Capitol with a
Speaker 4: whole bunch of the victims of Epstein, Jeffrey Epstein. And
Speaker 4: it's been going on now for like two hours, and
Speaker 4: they're taking questions and all the victims got to go
Speaker 4: up to a microphone and talk about what it was
Speaker 4: like to be, you know, sex trafficked by Epstein, which
Speaker 4: is obviously horrible, and he was going to go to
Speaker 4: prison for it, and then then he either killed himself
Speaker 4: or Deadn't you missed this and missed this while you're
Speaker 4: on vacation, Oh, Maxwell said in her interview, she doesn't
Speaker 4: think Epstein killed himself.
Speaker 1: Oh really, she said that. Yeah, Oh wow.
Speaker 4: Anyway, you got the victims up there, So Epstein and
Speaker 4: Maxwell were gonna She's in jail. He was gonna go
Speaker 4: to jail, and then there's just nobody else. So but so,
Speaker 4: why are these congress people having these victims come forward?
Speaker 4: And Byron York writes in The Washington Examiner. These Epstein
Speaker 4: victims are pressing for public release of the documents in
Speaker 4: their cases. Victim privacy was a key concern about the release.
Speaker 4: But if they're approving, then why not. Obviously many of
Speaker 4: the release advocates hope that they can find something to
Speaker 4: use against Trump. Well, somebody just ask a question of
Speaker 4: all the victims that are up there, and I.
Speaker 1: Don't know how many there are. There looks like there's
Speaker 1: at least ten women up there.
Speaker 4: That have been telling their story today Epstein victims, and
Speaker 4: they were asked specifically by NBC News, did anybody see
Speaker 4: or did any of you see or hear Donald of
Speaker 4: Donald Trump himself doing anything inappropriate as it related to
Speaker 4: Jeffrey Epstein. And they all said no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: all of them right, And so.
Speaker 1: Again, don't anybody ask them?
Speaker 5: Are there other victimizers who should be charged in this?
Speaker 1: That's a good question. I'll bet somebody did ask that,
Speaker 1: or is going to ask that.
Speaker 4: One of the Epstein victims who is fourteen, she was
Speaker 4: working multiple jobs and she was offered a job on
Speaker 4: Epstein Island to give massages for three hundred bucks. Fourteen.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's a crime if it's seventeen, but fourteen
Speaker 4: year old is really really a kid?
Speaker 5: I mean, you're absolutely right on the Mendoza line of
Speaker 5: the law. Whether I'm just child or merely underage.
Speaker 4: Yeah, talking about the law, I'm talking about as a guy,
Speaker 4: a growing up. A fourteen year old is a freaking kid.
Speaker 1: That's old. Well yeah, no, no, that was my point.
Speaker 1: I was agreeing with you.
Speaker 5: It's on the cusp of just being flat undisputably a child.
Speaker 5: But she said, I mean, you get some really attractive
Speaker 5: seventeen year old woman, she can fool the hell out
Speaker 5: of you.
Speaker 1: But anyway, back to you.
Speaker 4: The government is still in possession of the documents, she said,
Speaker 4: adding the documents can help put the pieces of my
Speaker 4: own life back together. You know, you can't judge victims
Speaker 4: of anything because they've got all kinds of emotional things
Speaker 4: I've never dealt with and all that. But how's releasing
Speaker 4: the documents.
Speaker 1: Going to help you in any way?
Speaker 5: I just well, if it like brought justice, I get that,
Speaker 5: But I don't think it's going to.
Speaker 1: And the problem remains the problem.
Speaker 5: It was last week, in the week before that, you've
Speaker 5: got all sorts of information about people who are innocent,
Speaker 5: people who were cleared, people who had nothing to do
Speaker 5: with the farious stuff. Whatever grand jury testimony is sealed
Speaker 5: for a good reason because it's one sided. It's just right.
Speaker 1: That has changed.
Speaker 4: I don't care. I don't care about this story at all.
Speaker 4: But I don't care if the Epstein files come out.
Speaker 4: But yeah, you can't make a habit of releasing grand
Speaker 4: jury testimony where all kinds of names are going to
Speaker 4: be a test You know that if this gets released,
Speaker 4: and it probably will at some point, there are all
Speaker 4: kinds of names are going to be on there that
Speaker 4: immediately then they're going to have to be answering questions.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Well, and the other aspect of this that just
Speaker 5: who didn't do anything wrong?
Speaker 1: Is my point.
Speaker 5: Just before we were going on vacation or during I
Speaker 5: was reading about how when Congress comes back, the Epstein
Speaker 5: thing is going to be big again. Of course I said,
Speaker 5: oh god, no U. And one of the reasons, and
Speaker 5: they were stating it out loud. Democrats, we're saying, this
Speaker 5: is a great wedge to like divide the mag of
Speaker 5: movement and maybe you know, shake Trump's popularity among his course.
Speaker 5: So yeah, we're going to be pushing this really hard
Speaker 5: when we get back. I mean, that's their stated freaking gold.
Speaker 5: They don't even bother to hide it anymore. It's not
Speaker 5: a quest for justice. They don't ro Kanna doesn't give
Speaker 5: a crap. I guarantee you he's a partisan politician.
Speaker 1: The only thing enough of that.
Speaker 4: Well, we talked about this briefly while you're gone. The
Speaker 4: only interesting aspect of this to me, Oh, it's because
Speaker 4: we play the maxwell. She did an eight or nine
Speaker 4: hours of interview with the number two guy at the
Speaker 4: Justice Department. That's unprecedented. There's no explanation for that. So
Speaker 4: that's kind of interesting. Uh. The only thing in that
Speaker 4: that was of any interest is her saying I never
Speaker 4: saw Donald Trump do anything, and too, I don't think
Speaker 4: Epstein killed himself. I think somebody killed him. That's kind
Speaker 4: of interesting that she believes that. But she does that interview,
Speaker 4: says Trump had nothing to do with anything, and then
Speaker 4: three days later gets moved to a club fed where
Speaker 4: they never put this kind of sex criminal.
Speaker 5: What's up with that? Something's up with that? I think
Speaker 5: what's up with that is what is clearly up with that.
Speaker 5: I mean it's ABC one, two three, it's obvious. Well,
Speaker 5: then you think she's covering talking to you bastards. Why
Speaker 5: would I will move you to a really cush prison. Okay,
Speaker 5: let's talk.
Speaker 1: Well, and then she clears Trump. I mean, so good
Speaker 1: does that do anybody? Oh?
Speaker 5: No, I don't honestly, Well, you can absolutely make that claim,
Speaker 5: and it's not unreasonable. I don't think that's the case
Speaker 5: at all. I just think they're desperate to talk to
Speaker 5: her and get some sort of statement and be seen trying,
Speaker 5: and therefore put her in the Kush prison.
Speaker 1: No, No, Trump, Trump wasn't.
Speaker 4: Engaged in even heinous stuff while you were on vacation.
Speaker 4: Even Chris Christie on the Sunday Shows two weeks ago said, look, Trump's.
Speaker 1: All kinds of a bad person. I've been around him.
Speaker 1: You know, I hate him.
Speaker 4: Everybody knows I hate him. But he didn't do anything
Speaker 4: around this Epstein stuff.
Speaker 1: I don't believe. Yeah, even Chris Christie said that. So yeah, right,
Speaker 1: I don't know what could who?
Speaker 4: What kind of God can I pray to if I
Speaker 4: go to Stonehenge and stand in front of the rocks.
Speaker 4: Is there's just some sort of god I can pray
Speaker 4: to to make this Epstein story disappear from my life.
Speaker 5: Couldn't hurt? Give it a try? Yeah, I wish I'd
Speaker 5: thought of it while I was there. So speaking of
Speaker 5: Britain and Europe and our conversation earlier about immigration and
Speaker 5: arresting comedians who write tweets that the government doesn't like,
Speaker 5: left out one major aspect of the question, and that
Speaker 5: is how are the people reacting to the government's effort
Speaker 5: to make them shut up? And the answer is loud
Speaker 5: and clear, and not just in Britain, in a bunch
Speaker 5: of countries.
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Speaker 1: A lot on the way stay here.
Speaker 6: Barack Obama called out Trump's crackdown on crime, saying he's
Speaker 6: worried it will target the former president's hometown. Trump reassured
Speaker 6: Obama by saying, don't worry, We're not going to invade Nairobi.
Speaker 1: Wow, he's Kenyan. Oh it. So, if you're just tuning in.
Speaker 5: Earlier in the hour, we were talking about a particularly
Speaker 5: abhorrent arrest in Britain of an Iras comedy writer who
Speaker 5: made a couple of tweets that the British government didn't like.
Speaker 5: They have various laws against inciting discomfort in racial annoyance
Speaker 5: and that it's all response to the fact that a
Speaker 5: bunch of europe allowed unfittered, unfettered immigration, mostly from North Africa,
Speaker 5: well in all of Africa and other Muslim lands for
Speaker 5: a long time, and now they are realizing, to at
Speaker 5: least some extent, that a lot of these people despise
Speaker 5: all of our civilization, our moras, our customs, our laws,
Speaker 5: our traditions, our families started everything.
Speaker 1: And it's a huge problem.
Speaker 5: And the authorities are trying to squash that by jamming
Speaker 5: the lid back on the steaming boiling pot and telling
Speaker 5: people you're not allowed to talk about it. Won't even
Speaker 5: get to the rape gangs. That story, if you're familiar
Speaker 5: with it, is just horrifying the way the government covered
Speaker 5: that up. Anyway, what we didn't get to because we
Speaker 5: ran out of time is all right, well, what's the
Speaker 5: reaction to that among the people? And this is this
Speaker 5: is such a huge headline for the first time. Populist
Speaker 5: or far right parties are leading the polls in the UK,
Speaker 5: France and Germany, the three biggest economies in the EU,
Speaker 5: latest sign of growing voter discontent and much of the continent.
Speaker 5: Following years of high immigration and inflation, which you know
Speaker 5: doesn't help. But far right and anti immigration parties have
Speaker 5: already entered government in countries like Italy, Finland and the Netherlands.
Speaker 5: And if you know anything about European cultures and politics,
Speaker 5: those are three very different countries Italy, Finland and the Netherlands.
Speaker 5: But this year marks the first time they've been ahead
Speaker 5: in Europe's biggest economies.
Speaker 1: At the same time, that.
Speaker 5: Could provoke a period of political turbulence in all three countries,
Speaker 5: even if national elections are likely still a few years away. Well,
Speaker 5: they quote various thinkers and authorities saying, oh, yeah, this
Speaker 5: is huge, this is very, very big.
Speaker 4: And you certainly could easily say it was the number
Speaker 4: one reason Trump, with all of his downsides, got reelected.
Speaker 1: Was immigration in this country. Yeah, if it wasn't, it
Speaker 1: might as well be.
Speaker 5: And you know, I get that the Euros are scared
Speaker 5: and they don't know what to do. I mean, we
Speaker 5: talked about a couple of weeks ago how the mayors
Speaker 5: of like quite a few of the biggest cities in
Speaker 5: England are Muslims because all the and you know what
Speaker 5: I am, so I feel so liberated.
Speaker 1: All these things you had to be really careful about
Speaker 1: saying there.
Speaker 5: For a while, as the politically correct slash woke crowd
Speaker 5: would would come for your hide. But now they can't anymore.
Speaker 5: They've lost that power in like all areas except education
Speaker 5: and media. But all of the Muslims show up and
Speaker 5: vote for the Muslim candidate. They have a feeling of
Speaker 5: solidarity with their people or the candidate of their people.
Speaker 1: So you never see a white guy elected in Saint Louis.
Speaker 5: You know, it's because the black folks come out and
Speaker 5: vote for the black folks in huge numbers.
Speaker 1: It just is.
Speaker 5: It's a fact. I'm not making sort of value judgment.
Speaker 5: It's easily discernible from the numbers anyway. So the European
Speaker 5: authorities they don't know what to do. They have made
Speaker 5: an unholy bed and now they're trying to lie in it,
Speaker 5: and the and the resolution of this is not going
Speaker 5: to be pretty and it is not going to be easy.
Speaker 1: Well, what are the options. The options are stop.
Speaker 4: Rampant immigration and hope that they assimilate over time or
Speaker 4: mellow out, yes, or mellow out I don't know if
Speaker 4: that's something you can count on, or your country becomes
Speaker 4: something very different.
Speaker 1: Forever. Those are really the only two options, aren't they. Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think you've nailed it.
Speaker 5: I keep threatening, I'm gonna pay it off next hour
Speaker 5: and nobody's gonna stop me. How the Muslim Brotherhood is
Speaker 5: capturing Europe. It is a great piece of journalism about
Speaker 5: one of the most important stories that's happened in the
Speaker 5: last couple of decades that nobody in the American media
Speaker 5: is talking about, and that is the leaked report from
Speaker 5: the French government about the influence of the Muslim Muslim
Speaker 5: Brotherhood in changing France.
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