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Speaker 2: I don't know why people keep referring to it as
Speaker 2: a ten year pardon, because it's an eleven year pardon,
Speaker 2: as John Stewart pointed out last night, And as John
Speaker 2: Stewart said, that's a very specific number, I mean, because
Speaker 2: ten makes it sound like, okay, you probably throw out
Speaker 2: ten's like like Nichols and Dimes. I mean they come
Speaker 2: into nominations of five and ten and fifteen or something.
Speaker 2: But no, it's very specific, eleven year, fully encompassing anything
Speaker 2: we know or anything we would ever know.
Speaker 1: Pardon for eleven years, right, you know.
Speaker 2: It reminds me of one of my favorite memes of
Speaker 2: recent vintage. If someone tells you I'll be there in
Speaker 2: ten minutes, they'll be there in fifteen minutes. If somebody
Speaker 2: tells you I'll be there in eleven minutes, they will
Speaker 2: be there in eleven minutes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's oddly specific.
Speaker 2: As you say, we'll play the John Stewart stuff a
Speaker 2: little bit later, because he was really good on this
Speaker 2: last night, and it's funny.
Speaker 1: I was just looking up at the screen.
Speaker 2: I didn't watch all of Morning Joe Today on MSNBC,
Speaker 2: but I guess Joe Scarborough was outraged that The New
Speaker 2: York Times, of all people, were just making way too
Speaker 2: big a deal out of this. Well, I'd say the
Speaker 2: average Democrat is making a very big deal out of it.
Speaker 1: And as.
Speaker 2: One Democratic strategist I saw on Mark Alpern's Zoom call yesterday,
Speaker 2: he said, the problem with this is it's a completely
Speaker 2: selfish move. You can understand why Joe Biden did it,
Speaker 2: but it only helps him and his family. It hurts
Speaker 2: everything else in the Democratic Party. It hurts our our
Speaker 2: arguing position on several different fronts. It hurts so many
Speaker 2: of our policy positions. It only helps Joe Biden and
Speaker 2: his family. Hurts everything else. Is the problem with it? Yeah,
Speaker 2: there are a number of real problems with it that
Speaker 2: go far, far beyond. Look, I'm a dad, he's a dad.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Okay, that gets you past, like, you know, aspect
Speaker 2: one of this. The problem is there are several other
Speaker 2: aspects of it that are utterly unforgivable. So we will
Speaker 2: discuss that first, though, Mirth Friends allegedly perhaps so late
Speaker 2: night joke off. We have three comics making jokes about
Speaker 2: the same topic. I Joe Getty will rate them for
Speaker 2: humor content bottom grade. Getter banned for comedy from Comedy
Speaker 2: for Life. All Right, the stakes are high, let's hear it, Michael.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was a big shopping weekend and millions of
Speaker 3: people got great deals. But nobody got a better deal
Speaker 3: than Hunter.
Speaker 1: Biden.
Speaker 3: Yeah, both Republicans and Democrats are upset.
Speaker 1: It's kind of nice.
Speaker 3: It's like, for his last act as president.
Speaker 1: Biden united the country.
Speaker 3: Isn't that not?
Speaker 2: Huh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Biden went back on his long standing pledge to
Speaker 3: not use his presidential powers to protect his son. In
Speaker 3: Biden's defense, there's a ninety nine percent chance that he
Speaker 3: forgot he said that.
Speaker 4: I mean, Joe Biden gave a full pardon to his
Speaker 4: son Hunter.
Speaker 1: You go, Joe.
Speaker 4: I don't know if it was the right thing to do,
Speaker 4: but you certainly earned that world's greatest dad mug.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 4: Biden announced it last night, right, but technically he snuck
Speaker 4: Hunter's pardon in last week while he was doing the turkeys.
Speaker 4: I say he should go full bucket list just pardon everybody.
Speaker 1: You know what would be really funny.
Speaker 4: This would be really funny if Joe pardoned like.
Speaker 1: Every late night host, And just because.
Speaker 4: I think it would be a funny bit, I would
Speaker 4: accept that pardon.
Speaker 5: President Biden, even though he specifically said he wouldn't pardon
Speaker 5: his son Hunter yesterday on federal tax and firearm charges,
Speaker 5: he dropped the pardon. The Bidens went to church in
Speaker 5: Nantucket on Saturday. At one point during the mass, Hunter
Speaker 5: turned to his father. He said, Dad, do you hear
Speaker 5: what the priest said about forgiveness?
Speaker 1: And it was done?
Speaker 5: I wonder if Joe now has to get.
Speaker 1: Hunter or anything for Christmas?
Speaker 2: This is good enough, right, that's a good point. Does
Speaker 2: need to give his dad a gifted Christmas? Just put
Speaker 2: a photocopy of the the pardoner under the tree, old man.
Speaker 2: It'll be fine, Thank you. I got a couple of
Speaker 2: solid bees Fallon and Kimmel. Colbert started strong, then just
Speaker 2: got done. I don't know what that was self referential?
Speaker 2: See minus Colbert, you're banned from comedy for life. Guttfelt
Speaker 2: didn't was.
Speaker 1: He not honor? No fast? Too bad?
Speaker 2: I'll bet he had been funny as heck on that
Speaker 2: fallon was you know, there was a lot of really
Speaker 2: apt commentary there in addition to being funny.
Speaker 1: Just yeah.
Speaker 2: In his defense, he might not remember all those times
Speaker 2: he said, I'm not going to pardon my son. John
Speaker 2: Stewart did a and now my one man play the
Speaker 2: Thanksgiving dinner table at the Bidens, and it's way too
Speaker 2: visual for us to use it on the early But
Speaker 2: his thing was Hunter, they're eating the turkey. Hello, everybody
Speaker 2: having a good Thanksgiving? So you pardoned all the turkeys.
Speaker 2: You didn't pardon this turkey, this turkey, but you didn't
Speaker 2: pardon some turkeys. So you can parton some. But how
Speaker 2: about what the crowd cheering and the Colbert thing. I mean,
Speaker 2: you're sitting in a crowd at a TV show, you've
Speaker 2: probably never been to one in your life, and you
Speaker 2: don't know how you're supposed to react.
Speaker 1: So that's part of it. But what would you Why
Speaker 1: would you cheer that?
Speaker 2: Nobody is happy with that nobody because the idea So
Speaker 2: some of the news reporting out today that Joe Biden
Speaker 2: was worried his son would lose his sobriety if he
Speaker 2: got He's supposed to be sentenced in two different cases
Speaker 2: in the month of December. So if he got sent
Speaker 2: to prison, his son might use a SOBRITI. Yeah, there's
Speaker 2: lots of families across the country that wonder about that,
Speaker 2: with their dad, their sons, their cousin, their whatever.
Speaker 1: Lots of people.
Speaker 2: Can anybody think of a way to avoid that? If
Speaker 2: you said, don't do serious crimes, you've got it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I just I don't. I wonder how this is playing in.
Speaker 2: They always talk about the black community when it comes
Speaker 2: to drugs and drug sentencing and imprisonment and all that
Speaker 2: sort of stuff. How does the black vote feel about, Oh,
Speaker 2: rich white guy doesn't actually have to go to jail
Speaker 2: when he gets caught.
Speaker 1: Okay, cool?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah, Well, to the extent that it's resonating with folks,
Speaker 2: I'm sure that has crossed their minds. Gerard Baker one
Speaker 2: of many commentators commentating on this.
Speaker 1: He writes for The Wall Street Journally.
Speaker 2: You know, he brought up the whole lawfair thing against
Speaker 2: Trump and how Republicans have been claiming quite legitimately, I
Speaker 2: think that there's a double standard, and it occurred to
Speaker 2: me there's there's something more like a triple standard. And
Speaker 2: you know, I'm not gonna blanket to describe all of
Speaker 2: the charges and accusations against Trump is all completely ridiculous.
Speaker 1: But certainly the ones that either.
Speaker 2: Got uh he got convicted of and the appeals court,
Speaker 2: if it gets a chance again, is gonna knock it
Speaker 2: out of the park like a sho hey o Tani
Speaker 2: treats a hanging curveball, and that will go away forever.
Speaker 2: But there was unquestionably lawfair against Trump.
Speaker 1: I don't think any reasonable human being can deny that.
Speaker 2: So you've got the triple standard of if you're an
Speaker 2: opponent of the Democrats, they will unleash the hounds of
Speaker 2: law on you, justifiably or not. If you are a Democrat,
Speaker 2: you can be convicted of a jury of your peers.
Speaker 2: By a jury of your peers, you can admit to
Speaker 2: your guilt in a bookret. I mean it's that it's
Speaker 2: not like hunters going around saying no, I didn't do it.
Speaker 2: He specifically said no, I didn't do.
Speaker 1: All this stuff. Right, And then when the.
Speaker 2: Investigators try to tilt the scales in your favor and
Speaker 2: are called out by whistleblowers and you get convicted of
Speaker 2: all charges, well, you plead guilty because you're so clearly guilty,
Speaker 2: no problem, Daddy will just make it all go away,
Speaker 2: and indeed blank the slate for an eleven year period.
Speaker 1: More on that to come. So that's two standards.
Speaker 2: Then there's the rest of us in the middle, who
Speaker 2: try not to break the law and if we do,
Speaker 2: we face the consequences and we try to get a
Speaker 2: good attorney and stuff like that. So there's truly with
Speaker 2: the Democrats in charge, it would seem a triple standard.
Speaker 2: You're the in group, you're the out group, or you're
Speaker 2: just us poor unwashed slobs in the middle. It's you
Speaker 2: should be angry. I hate the word cynical because generally
Speaker 2: when people turn cynical, they stop caring, and I hate
Speaker 2: the idea of people not caring anymore. But yeah, it's
Speaker 2: enough to make a person really really cynical.
Speaker 1: God, I'd say so. I liked this angle.
Speaker 2: Whoever originally was reporting that Jill Biden was the one
Speaker 2: really pushing Joe to give Hunter a pardon, and this
Speaker 2: occurred over the Thanksgiving weekend, and so they're heading into December.
Speaker 2: As I mentioned, the sentencing was supposed to happen in December.
Speaker 2: And when you get sentenced, do you go right to jail.
Speaker 2: I mean, like sometimes the judge gives you a few
Speaker 2: weeks to get your craft and order.
Speaker 1: He would have dangered a society.
Speaker 2: He would have been very soon seeing the inside of
Speaker 2: a jail cell. And so uh, doctor Jill Biden was
Speaker 2: pushing her husband who barely knows, who barely knows what
Speaker 2: day it is to pardon your one surviving son. And
Speaker 2: the CNN was reporting that New York Times reporting that
Speaker 2: where we're told that in recent weeks that doctor Joe Biden,
Speaker 2: first Lady Joe Biden, was very supportive of the president
Speaker 2: doing some sort of full.
Speaker 1: Pardon blah blah blah blah. But as they mentioned in
Speaker 1: the New York Post, in.
Speaker 2: His laptop came out that Hunter had called her and
Speaker 2: entitled see you in Toledo, see you in Toledo. He
Speaker 2: called her an entitled CNN vindictive moron. Wow, So quite
Speaker 2: a string of epithets for you, mama, dear.
Speaker 1: It's interesting that you would.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, I mean, maybe that makes her
Speaker 2: a good Christian person or something she turns to out
Speaker 2: of the cheek. But you know, if my entitled sun
Speaker 2: who feels like he can get away with anything, calls.
Speaker 1: Me a moron and a c How about.
Speaker 2: You spend a little time in jail get your head right,
Speaker 2: as opposed to me getting you once again bailing you out, so.
Speaker 1: You get to do whatever the hell you want in
Speaker 1: your life.
Speaker 2: Keeping in mind that fake doctor Jill also was the one,
Speaker 2: according to many accounts, who was pushing Joe to run again.
Speaker 1: Right, which was obscene and absurd.
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Speaker 2: Times version of the story is Joe Biden believes or
Speaker 2: convinced himself that my son is only going to prison
Speaker 2: because of his last name. I ran for president and won,
Speaker 2: and I put my son in this position. It's my
Speaker 2: fault that this is happening to him, and now I
Speaker 2: can get him out of this trouble that only I
Speaker 2: put him in.
Speaker 1: I think he probably actually believes that.
Speaker 2: And that's how he gets around any moral problems or
Speaker 2: how he's damaging his own party in the same way
Speaker 2: that oj died believing he did not kill his estranged
Speaker 2: wife and Ron Gorrightlin. It was at this point that
Speaker 2: when Joe Biden became convinced that it was his running
Speaker 2: for president that caused under all these problems, he became
Speaker 2: deeply concerned that the pressure of the trials would push
Speaker 2: his son into a relapse after years of sobriety, and
Speaker 2: began to realize there might not be any way out
Speaker 2: beyond issuing a pardon. It appears that there was never
Speaker 2: serious consideration of anything short of a full pardon, such
Speaker 2: as a commutation of his sentence, according to sources close, Okay,
Speaker 2: I want to get into that, because a commutation of
Speaker 2: the sentence it would have been a hell of a
Speaker 2: lot more defensible than the obvious covering up of the
Speaker 2: Biden crime family moved eliminating any conceivable charges over the
Speaker 2: eleven year period.
Speaker 1: That's spectacular. That's a good point.
Speaker 2: So hey, dad, even though you've convinced yourself that you
Speaker 2: brought all this heat upon him because you're in for president,
Speaker 2: what's that got to do with charges yet discovered?
Speaker 1: Yeah, what's that all about?
Speaker 2: If he bashed a gambler over the head in Vegas
Speaker 2: when he was smoking crack and getting with hoes there
Speaker 2: and took the guy's money, you get it. Let him
Speaker 2: off the hook for that, too, old man. Please, it's unforgivable.
Speaker 1: We got more on.
Speaker 2: All this, and are you guilty of raw dogging the
Speaker 2: air the hot phrase of the week.
Speaker 1: Have you been raw dogging the air? Stay tuned.
Speaker 6: Sources told CNN today that President Biden did not go
Speaker 6: through the Office of the Pardon Attorney at the Justice
Speaker 6: Department as his standard. In fact, President Biden has been
Speaker 6: discussing pardoning his son with top aids since Hunter's conviction
Speaker 6: in June.
Speaker 1: According to NBC News.
Speaker 2: Is reporting, Yeah, so even the way they went about
Speaker 2: it was different than usual. That's Jake Tapper there on CNN.
Speaker 2: So Joe was making the point about the pardon, and
Speaker 2: the reporting in the New York Times is that they
Speaker 2: never even considered some sort of commutation of the sentence
Speaker 2: or some sort of lesser pardon. They were gonna go
Speaker 2: with the full anything you've ever done in your life
Speaker 2: wrong is you're absolved of pardon, which is more or
Speaker 2: less wildly unprecedented. It's the heck of a thing for
Speaker 2: the as John Stewart said, very specific number of eleven years.
Speaker 2: It makes you wonder why, Yeah, I had to do
Speaker 2: it that way, But so what else are they trying
Speaker 2: to cover up? That's what Jonathan Turley, law professor George
Speaker 2: Washington University is talking about here.
Speaker 7: You know, the Bidens have been notorious for nepotism and
Speaker 7: influence peddling. I've been writing about them from before the
Speaker 7: Biden was vice president. They are the goats of this
Speaker 7: favorite form of corruption in DC, which is influence pedaling,
Speaker 7: and this pardon really sealed that that status.
Speaker 1: I mean, we've never s I've anything like them.
Speaker 7: I mean, they have done an amazing job in avoiding
Speaker 7: any responsibility, accountability or even answers. Congress can demand those answers.
Speaker 1: Goats the corruption.
Speaker 2: By the way, my protest metal band we're a lot
Speaker 2: like Rage against the Machine, but with Banjo's. You know,
Speaker 2: I haven't sput as much time as you have thinking
Speaker 2: about the Biden crime family in that whole thing.
Speaker 1: But I'm reading the.
Speaker 2: Dispatches coverage of this today and I was starting to
Speaker 2: think I feel like they had Trump derangement syndrome because
Speaker 2: they're talking about the Hunter Biden gun charge. Well, it
Speaker 2: often doesn't get actually prosecuted, very seldom, blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: The tax charge is very often people are allowed to
Speaker 2: so maybe it was just because it was Hunter Biden.
Speaker 2: Of course, you have to make the argument that Joe
Speaker 2: Biden's own justice Department has it in for him. But
Speaker 2: what the dispatch gets to, which is what you're getting to.
Speaker 2: This is all a red herring to have us all
Speaker 2: talking about the gun charges and the tax stuff. The
Speaker 2: pardon is to cover up looking into the family's money
Speaker 2: laundering scheme that they've been doing forever. That's what the
Speaker 2: pardon's all about, right. It walks like a duck. It
Speaker 2: quacks like a duck. It laid eggs that hatched ducks.
Speaker 2: We cut it open, we checked its DNA. It's duck DNA.
Speaker 2: It wrote a memoir that said, my life is a duck,
Speaker 2: exactly the idea that all of those lucrative contracts and
Speaker 2: all of those weird LLCs in which money sloshed back
Speaker 2: and forth within the family, all of those one hundred
Speaker 2: thousand dollars loans that there's no record of ever being
Speaker 2: paid back, all of those properties that are owned by
Speaker 2: somebody nobody, it's not clear.
Speaker 1: Come on, it's a freaking duck.
Speaker 2: I've been convinced so the the Biden people, the family,
Speaker 2: because they're the only ones. As I said earlier, it's
Speaker 2: a very selfish act. It only helps him and his
Speaker 2: like immediate family. It hurts everything else. It hurts the
Speaker 2: country and makes everybody more cynical. It hurts the entire
Speaker 2: Democratic Party and all their arguments policy wise or just
Speaker 2: taken on Trump. I mean, so it's a very specific group.
Speaker 1: That it helps.
Speaker 2: But the Biden families listening to talk radio or Kable
Speaker 2: News or whatever, thinking, Okay, they're talking about the taxes
Speaker 2: and the guns and arguing over who gets charged for
Speaker 2: that and whatever. They think it's about Hunter and just
Speaker 2: to that stuff cool and not that it's an eleven
Speaker 2: year full pardon for things we don't even know about.
Speaker 2: That's the whole point. You're encompassing Joe Biden's years as
Speaker 2: vice president, right, Yeah, coincidence.
Speaker 1: No thought this was interesting.
Speaker 2: I've heard this in a couple of places, including from
Speaker 2: Katie's dad, Judge Larry uh. Hunter no longer has a
Speaker 2: Fifth Amendment right against self incrimination, so he could be
Speaker 2: subpoena to Congress and be forced to tell all. Of course,
Speaker 2: he could lie, but then he could be prosecuted for perjury,
Speaker 2: which isn't covered by the pardon. This is why he
Speaker 2: will probably pardon his brother and maybe even himself. I
Speaker 2: know you can't do the but how do you make
Speaker 2: some talk if they just don't talk, can you make
Speaker 2: some like oh thumbscrus.
Speaker 1: Rack.
Speaker 2: I gotta get to our you raw dogg in the
Speaker 2: air because I think many of you are raw dogging
Speaker 2: the air right now and it's not good saying that.
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Speaker 1: But isn't there a special going on? Is the special
Speaker 1: still going on? Hanson? No, no code? This is it? Okay?
Speaker 2: Okay, code, okay, don't want to get myself in the memo.
Speaker 2: Apparently well I probably got it and then forgot it.
Speaker 2: I'm like Joe Biden. No, you didn't get it. That's
Speaker 2: bad management, Hanson, what's the matter with you? The co
Speaker 2: host didn't get the memo, he wasn't sent the memo.
Speaker 2: It's disgusting. It's like the Biden pardon. So it is Uh,
Speaker 2: if you do know somebody who's fanning the show, it's
Speaker 2: very easy because that's what you want to do, right.
Speaker 2: You want to scratch people's names off the list, get
Speaker 2: it off your table, get him something, and move on
Speaker 2: with your life. So this is what you do, loud,
Speaker 2: So are you raw dogging the air?
Speaker 1: This is kind of funny and interesting in a couple
Speaker 1: of different ways.
Speaker 2: So it's just Taylor Lorenz human being that we've talked
Speaker 2: about before. She was a Washington Post columnist that was
Speaker 2: so over the top and nuts they had to let
Speaker 2: her go from the Washington Boaster. Did she quit whichever?
Speaker 2: What it was, they couldn't they couldn't work together anymore.
Speaker 2: First of all, she's super crazy, pro hamas and everything
Speaker 2: like that, and wrote a column for the WAPO accusing
Speaker 2: Joe Biden being a war criminal for supporting lab blah blah,
Speaker 2: all that crap. Anyway, she's got a book out to
Speaker 2: talk about her days in journalism at the Washington Post
Speaker 2: and stuff that no one will ever read. And she
Speaker 2: had a book event over the weekend in which, uh,
Speaker 2: and as this will become clear in a second, she
Speaker 2: was super worried about COVID for some reason this book event.
Speaker 2: Oh and well, I'll just read this tweet first, She
Speaker 2: tweets out, Planning a COVID safe book launch took months.
Speaker 1: Why did it even cross your mind? This is this
Speaker 1: is today, this is contemporary, this was two days ago.
Speaker 2: Planning a COVID safe book lunch took months and thousands
Speaker 2: of my own dollars, ensuring testing outdoor space, UV lights
Speaker 2: and a lity of other precautions. Okay, how insane is that?
Speaker 2: I didn't want to steal your thunder in case that's
Speaker 2: where it's going. But her main what she's known for
Speaker 2: mostly am I still in your thunder? I don't know,
Speaker 2: is absolutely rabid enforcement of online especially never challenging the mainstream,
Speaker 2: especially during COVID. If you dared suggest there was a
Speaker 2: problem with knockdowns or vaccines.
Speaker 1: Were she wanted you docked.
Speaker 2: Ruined deep platform, called out your career over She's a
Speaker 2: freaking lunatic. God, that is crazy. So you're launching your book,
Speaker 2: you spend thousands of your own dollars to make sure
Speaker 2: everybody gets tested, now really before they're allowed in the book.
Speaker 2: Thing u V lights whatever those are for, and a
Speaker 2: little of other precautions. Mean, awhile, you dumb f's, I'm
Speaker 2: glad I didn't actually say it. Meanwhile, you dumb f's
Speaker 2: are out there raw dogging the air and spewing your
Speaker 2: disease laden breath all over your elderly name.
Speaker 1: Quote from Taylor Lorenz.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so that's where the phrase raw dogging the air
Speaker 2: comes from.
Speaker 1: Raw dogging the air.
Speaker 2: Lorenz claims that people who don't wear masks in public
Speaker 2: are quote raw dogging the air, said this music out.
Speaker 2: That's usually a phrase I obscene. That's usually a phrase
Speaker 2: that means you're having sex without a condom. Oh oh,
Speaker 2: I was right, it is quas I have seen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, you're you're you're raw dogging if you're
Speaker 1: having six withoutup condom, which is fine to me.
Speaker 2: It's also a viral TikTok trend where passengers on airplanes
Speaker 2: sit silently and without distractions on long flights. I like
Speaker 2: Putty and Seinfeldt. I've never heard that one before anyway. Uh.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I know anybody this crazy about COVID,
Speaker 2: but I know some people that are still pretty damn
Speaker 2: masked up and won't shake hands and stuff like that currently, So.
Speaker 1: They really need to be analyzed.
Speaker 2: Wow, you have an event and you make everybody get tested,
Speaker 2: masked and have special UV lights.
Speaker 1: Wow, you are an insane person. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, she is mentally unbalanced, absolutely true, and just
Speaker 2: absolutely vicious. Yeah, she's a terrible human being. So if
Speaker 2: you hear that, that's making the rounds around social media,
Speaker 2: the raw dogging the air, it's very popular right now.
Speaker 2: Probably since we're talking about COVID, should throw this out.
Speaker 2: You know old Cash Patel, who might be the director
Speaker 2: of the FBI. Last year he was selling some sort
Speaker 2: of pills on a website and on his Twitter feed
Speaker 2: that were for reversing the vacs. If you want to
Speaker 2: cleanse your body of the COVID vaccine and worry about
Speaker 2: the damage it was doing to you and your children,
Speaker 2: you could take his pills to reverse any of the vaccines. Wow,
Speaker 2: whatever it was doing to you, that's just stealing the
Speaker 2: money of the easily led suckers.
Speaker 1: That's just fraud. Wow. Well, yeah, that's fraud. He's a
Speaker 1: fraud merchant.
Speaker 2: You know what I should have asked for the clip
Speaker 2: from Special Report with Brett Beer last night, in which
Speaker 2: Trey Goudie, former federal prosecutor and a guy I really like, said,
Speaker 2: as against the Matt Gates nomination, as I was, I
Speaker 2: am for Cash Patel.
Speaker 1: I really think he will do a great job. Cool.
Speaker 1: That means a lot to me.
Speaker 2: Did he get into specifics, Well, yeah, he just thought
Speaker 2: Patel did an absolutely fantastic, smart, aggressive job in countering
Speaker 2: the Russian collusion hoax.
Speaker 1: Oh, we do have that clip. Go ahead.
Speaker 8: Michael worked elbow to elbow with Cash Patel for two years.
Speaker 8: You would not know the foundation or the funding of
Speaker 8: the steal dossier. You would not know them about fives abuse,
Speaker 8: you would not know about Fusion GPS had it not
Speaker 8: been for the hard work of a guy named Cash Patel.
Speaker 8: He is quite candidly the most unfairly maligned person that
Speaker 8: I worked with the entire eight years. I was in Washington,
Speaker 8: So I know the left setting their hair on fire
Speaker 8: is because of what he found, not because of who
Speaker 8: he is. Because of what he found, you would not
Speaker 8: know about the fives of us if it were not
Speaker 8: for cash Till.
Speaker 2: And his side hustle was selling steake oil that I
Speaker 2: don't like that, But that's all I need to know,
Speaker 2: because Trey Goudy has pointed out, I mean he was hardcore.
Speaker 2: Matt Gates shouldn't be attorney general hardcore correct, So it's
Speaker 2: not like he's, you know, going along with that or
Speaker 2: whatever Trump wants. No, if former prosecutor like that is
Speaker 2: on his side, that's all I need to know. Cool,
Speaker 2: glad to hear that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love Trey Goudy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Patel is clearly in that list of I said yesterday,
Speaker 2: I think it was that fifty percent of Trump's nominations
Speaker 2: were rock solid, about twenty five percent were surprising and intriguing,
Speaker 2: and twenty five percent or so or bat poop nuts.
Speaker 1: And those are rough numbers obviously.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Patel's clearly in that intriguing category. Oh, speaking of
Speaker 2: crime and punishment, I promised I would pay off this
Speaker 2: hour the story we started last hour about this trendy
Speaker 2: Iragua gangster in New York who committed terrible crimes and
Speaker 2: been arrested and released half a dozen times and half
Speaker 2: a dozen months. Can you imagine committing so many crimes
Speaker 2: you get arrested six times. I mean I could go
Speaker 2: and commit a crime right now and not get caught
Speaker 2: for it anyway, How that system works, and how the
Speaker 2: Central American gangs are well aware of it coming up.
Speaker 2: And since we brought you the phrase raw dogging the
Speaker 2: air that you might come across, are you aware of
Speaker 2: the term anxiety, which apparently is popular right now with
Speaker 2: some studies out on which alcohol is the best to
Speaker 2: drink to avoid anxiety. I don't know if Joe has
Speaker 2: suffered from this over the Thanksgiving break. There are a
Speaker 2: couple of drinks that make it worse than others. Apparently,
Speaker 2: when you have a hangover and it makes you really,
Speaker 2: really anxious. Some boozeres do that in something. Does I
Speaker 2: just well, I don't know about that. I tend to
Speaker 2: think those distinctions alcohol is alphony.
Speaker 1: Right exactly?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but yes, I actually I just happened to be
Speaker 2: reading about that a guy who quit drinking. He said
Speaker 2: one of the reasons. Was is it increases the production
Speaker 2: of cortisol? Was it which is a hormone that contributes
Speaker 2: to anxiety. Don't forgive me if that's the wrong hormone, but.
Speaker 1: So you wake up? I thought that was interesting.
Speaker 2: Hungover and anxious, although the anxiety might be the where's
Speaker 2: my car?
Speaker 1: Or who is she? I mean that will make you anxious? Right? Yeah? Yeah? Right?
Speaker 2: Or I feel terrible? Am I having a heart attack?
Speaker 2: Or you know, is something wrong with my brain? I'm
Speaker 2: very far or or now I got to get a
Speaker 2: new job. That will make you anxious too? I said, what, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that'll will make you anxious?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: Or how long are they gonna leave me in here?
Speaker 2: Before I get to see a lawyer? That'll make you anxious?
Speaker 1: I've told him three times I gotta pee? Or are
Speaker 1: they gonna let me pee? Yah? Anxiety? Yes, okay, great?
Speaker 2: And I've become aware through a bit of research, a
Speaker 2: very little research, that.
Speaker 1: Raw dogging, which is fun to say.
Speaker 2: Because of the assimilation, not assimilation, assonance. And what word
Speaker 2: am I looking for? Alliterations? Got alliteration except it's assenance. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's it's the vowel sound raw dogging, raw dog is
Speaker 2: fun to say. It can be a number of things.
Speaker 2: It originated as having unprotected sex. But like if you
Speaker 2: have the flu, you don't take any medication and you
Speaker 2: just gut it out, that's raw dogging the flu.
Speaker 1: I would it's kind of multi purpose.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to say to my kids, they have
Speaker 2: a headache, would you like somebody be proven? And I'm
Speaker 2: gonna say, oh, so you're a raw dog in your headache.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to say that. Not gonna use that
Speaker 2: in that way.
Speaker 1: Well, you don't have to, but it is multi multi
Speaker 1: is very versatile. And then sitting on a plane and
Speaker 1: staring straight ahead, is that what he said? I guess
Speaker 1: it's evolved into.
Speaker 2: It just means dealing with something without any aid. First flight,
Speaker 2: I got on, had Life Story person in front of me,
Speaker 2: loud Life Story person. Oh I didn't have any headphones
Speaker 2: or anything like that.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna read.
Speaker 2: But just I just I'm always amazed by that, the
Speaker 2: lack of self awareness for how loud you are or
Speaker 2: how much you're talking. Do you notice nobody else is talking.
Speaker 2: You've been talking for an hour and nobody else has
Speaker 2: been talking. It doesn't seem odd to you in any way.
Speaker 1: No, if it doesn't those people, how.
Speaker 2: Do you go through your whole life without without thinking, Huh,
Speaker 2: there's a bunch of human beings here. We could either
Speaker 2: all not talk, or we could all talk equally, or
Speaker 2: I could talk the entire time while they listen. One
Speaker 2: of them seems odd. Yeah, It's impossible for me to imagine.
Speaker 2: And I think one of the reasons I'm reasonably good
Speaker 2: at this is I'm very self conscious about what I say,
Speaker 2: so I tend to form it pretty carefully. I mean,
Speaker 2: somebody can say, Joe, what do you think? And I
Speaker 2: think is it appropriate for me to talk now? So
Speaker 2: I can't imagine somebody who's in that completely polar opposite headspace.
Speaker 1: I just can't.
Speaker 2: And then along with the volume, just like so everybody
Speaker 2: in several roles can hear you night.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then when I got out of high school, that's
Speaker 2: when the fun really started.
Speaker 1: So I joined the military. I don't recall asking, sir, what.
Speaker 2: The hell do you know anybody like that? And you
Speaker 2: have any explanation. I've been wondering about this my whole life.
Speaker 2: Text line four two nine five KFTC Are you like that?
Speaker 2: And you don't know it or don't care?
Speaker 1: Is that it?
Speaker 2: They don't know it, they can't, they can't be aware
Speaker 2: of it, or you wouldn't do it? And why and
Speaker 2: how Central American gangs are opening up field offices in
Speaker 2: American cities all over the country, walking across the border
Speaker 2: with specific plans to do crimes that should bother you.
Speaker 1: Hey, you with us?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Caitln Collins of CNN said Biden's pardon letter sounded like
Speaker 2: something Trump posts on the truth social Wow. Ooh, that's
Speaker 2: a rare moment of clarity from CNN, which is dying.
Speaker 1: Maybe we can talk about that next hour.
Speaker 2: Yeah, We've got more on the fallout from the hunter
Speaker 2: Biden pard and it's danged interesting and not usual. But
Speaker 2: more on that in hour three. Absolutely great coverage in
Speaker 2: the Free Press Olivia Reingold Rinning a piece about this scumbag,
Speaker 2: twenty five year old Brandon Simosa. He's a Venezuelan immigrant,
Speaker 2: He's a TDA guy. He's committed an armed robbery and
Speaker 2: sex crime against this woman in New York. She's a
Speaker 2: New York City prosecutor though, and is not letting this
Speaker 2: go away, thank goodness. A couple of interesting notes about
Speaker 2: mister Smosa. It was his seventh arrest since June. This
Speaker 2: happened just last month. Seventh arrest since June of this year.
Speaker 2: How many crimes do you have to do to get
Speaker 2: arrested that frequently? Most of us have never been arrested
Speaker 2: and always have assumed throughout our lives. I have that
Speaker 2: if I ever did get arrested, it would be a
Speaker 2: really big deal.
Speaker 1: And apparently it's not in some cases.
Speaker 2: Well worth mentioning that this lady who's a prosecutor works
Speaker 2: for one. To Alvin Bragg, the Manhattan District Attorney who's
Speaker 2: downgrade fasts. He's downgraded sixty percent of felony cases, lesser
Speaker 2: charges to claim to prosecute fourteen percent of all arrests
Speaker 2: last year.
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah, too many in New York, though, he's.
Speaker 2: Better known for his track record of freeing criminals like
Speaker 2: Ramon Rivere, a homeless man who had two decades of
Speaker 2: arrests on his rap sheet, plus prison time two stints
Speaker 2: at a psychiatric hospital when he recently stabbed three New
Speaker 2: Yorkers to death. All sorts of offenses get a pass
Speaker 2: under Brag, including a resisting arrest, so go ahead and
Speaker 2: fight a cop if you like.
Speaker 1: In New York City.
Speaker 2: Well, in some of these cases, the crimes against women,
Speaker 2: it's interesting that having lived through the me too moment,
Speaker 2: where if a guy asked a girl out on a
Speaker 2: date at work, he force of you know, the woke
Speaker 2: social media would come after you. But you can rape
Speaker 2: and beat women and be let out and there's like
Speaker 2: no outrage.
Speaker 1: Right. So here's the main thread of the story.
Speaker 2: Though Samosa is one of nearly two hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: two hundred and fifteen thousand immigrants, the city's absorbed just
Speaker 2: in the last couple of years thanks to the Biden
Speaker 2: open borders policy, the sanctuary cities like New York. But
Speaker 2: the criminal gangs in Central America, they have the Internet,
Speaker 2: they know all this has happened. So Hannah Meyer, Director Meyers,
Speaker 2: director of Policing and Public Safety at the Manhattan Institute, says,
Speaker 2: and I quote, now that word has fully gotten back
Speaker 2: that the ground to Central America, that the ground is
Speaker 2: so fertile for crime in the US, and specifically the
Speaker 2: sanctuary cities like New York with progressive prosecutors, gang members
Speaker 2: are coming here explicitly because why wouldn't they it's a
Speaker 2: great place to set up shop for a criminal. Some
Speaker 2: of this is in twenty nineteen, New York State legislature
Speaker 2: passed a justice reform law quote unquote that made hundreds
Speaker 2: of offenses no longer eligible for bail. So that means
Speaker 2: most perpetrators like Samosa. This is the arm robber or
Speaker 2: sex crime guy who had six prior offenses including domestic assault,
Speaker 2: grand larceny, fair evasion. He gets in the guy's inn,
Speaker 2: a legal immigrant, and we don't kick him out. Trump
Speaker 2: can't get into office fast enough anyway. He gets to
Speaker 2: walk free quote even if a judge thinks he's dangerous.
Speaker 1: Fear a Central American gang.
Speaker 2: You'd be insane not to open up a field office
Speaker 2: in New York City. Right to Henry, make it here,
Speaker 2: You'll make it anywhere.
Speaker 1: I'm all over the news. I'm famous. My friends told me.
Speaker 2: He reportedly told cops according to a prosecutor, mister Simosa.
Speaker 2: And the title of this article that I mentioned last
Speaker 2: hour is no wonder he's smiling. He's gotten away with
Speaker 2: it so many times. It's a picture of him being
Speaker 2: taken into custody smiling like crazy and not like that
Speaker 2: fake posted. I'm Okay, smile, He's truly amused. Well, if
Speaker 2: you're from some little poor village in the middle of nowhere,
Speaker 2: Central America, and you know you're going to be on
Speaker 2: TV in New York City, which is, you know, the
Speaker 2: epicenter of the world, it's going.
Speaker 1: To be quite a feeling.
Speaker 2: Later that same day, when he was arraigned, the judge
Speaker 2: Janet MacDonald reprimanded the defendants, saying he arrived here in
Speaker 2: New York in June and has managed to get arrested
Speaker 2: at least seven times since June. She added that even
Speaker 2: in the courtroom she'd caught him smiling and laughing during
Speaker 2: the proceedings. Well, this kid's lifestyle aside, this is a
Speaker 2: lot of why Donald Trump god elected.
Speaker 1: I mean just this is insanity.
Speaker 2: Illegal immigrants committing crimes and you get to stay. Yeah,
Speaker 2: when we catch you crime after crime after crime. I
Speaker 2: I don't wrap your head around that. No, it's completely insane.
Speaker 2: It is a recipe for disaster, and it's got to
Speaker 2: change now. A current Democrat US senator says Joe Biden
Speaker 2: should partner in Donald Trump like he did Hunter Biden,
Speaker 2: among other things.
Speaker 1: Coming up an hour three, Armstrong and Getty