Speaker 1: We're going to talk about bills that CR that failed.
Speaker 2: Just pause on that. Who actually writes the bills.
Speaker 1: We're going to talk about everything from border walls, Joe
Speaker 1: Biden's been non functional, surprise, surprise, all that and more
Speaker 1: coming up on I'm writing. Okay, let's talk about some
Speaker 1: good news, some bad news. Sometimes sometimes we have to
Speaker 1: deliver some hard truths around here. We're about to do
Speaker 1: that right now. So we were all wrestling for the
Speaker 1: past forty eight hours or so with that fifteen hundred
Speaker 1: page Continuing Resolution monstrosity through Congress.
Speaker 2: I hated it, You hated it. We were all mad
Speaker 2: about it.
Speaker 1: Elon Musk got involved, Vivett got involved, Donald Trump got involved.
Speaker 1: People started getting loud, getting public. The reps in Congress,
Speaker 1: the Senators, they all heard you, they heard your anger.
Speaker 1: And then you had these powerful people, Elon Trump saying
Speaker 1: this is bad.
Speaker 2: This is bad. We can't do this. This is bad.
Speaker 2: And so by the time.
Speaker 1: We all went to bed last night, the news of
Speaker 1: the day was the CR had been stopped. They were
Speaker 1: tabling it. There's all kinds of talk now they're going
Speaker 1: to do a clean CR.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe not. We might get a government shut down. Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: all right, so let's.
Speaker 1: Have a sober talk first before we get to what
Speaker 1: I really want to get to.
Speaker 2: It's not dead, all right.
Speaker 1: The bill itself is not dead now as that one
Speaker 1: was written yesterday.
Speaker 2: It may be dead.
Speaker 1: You got too many bad headlines out of it. People
Speaker 1: were looking through Wait a minute, we're funding biolabs vaccine mandate.
Speaker 1: So there was so much garbage in there that exact
Speaker 1: bill may be dead.
Speaker 2: But I don't think for.
Speaker 1: A second these people are going to get forty eight
Speaker 1: hours of your outrage or my outrage, and they're gonna say, well, Okay,
Speaker 1: I guess the corruption's over. Guys, let's just do it
Speaker 1: the right way now. Doesn't doesn't work that way at all.
Speaker 1: What Eric Burlson was going off on about the last bill,
Speaker 1: he's gonna have to do this again on the next bill.
Speaker 3: It's a total dumpster fire. I think it's garbage. This
Speaker 3: is what Washington d C.
Speaker 2: Has done.
Speaker 3: This is why I ran for Congress to try to
Speaker 3: stop this, and sadly this is happening again. I think
Speaker 3: that it's it's shameful that people that celebrate Doge coming
Speaker 3: in I can't. And yet we're gonna vote for another
Speaker 3: billion dollars to be added to the deficit, and so.
Speaker 2: It's ironic Johnson's future.
Speaker 3: Personally, I'm disappointed. I think that he can do better,
Speaker 3: he can communicate better. The fact that we haven't seen
Speaker 3: the language today and we're supposed to vote on it
Speaker 3: this week is unacceptable.
Speaker 1: Now, that last part is what I want to talk
Speaker 1: about before we get back to the bill, the bill
Speaker 1: that we'll return as we speak. Right now, they're in
Speaker 1: the back rooms figuring out how to make another ugly,
Speaker 1: corrupt sham of a bill more palatable for.
Speaker 2: You and me.
Speaker 1: They don't want they don't want the peasants getting all
Speaker 1: up any like we did yesterday. But let's talk about
Speaker 1: the they You see pause on Congress for a moment.
Speaker 2: You see this.
Speaker 1: This is the anti Communist Manifesto. I wrote this book
Speaker 1: along with my friend co author Nick Rizzuto.
Speaker 2: Now, don't worry, I'm not.
Speaker 1: Selling you my book right now, although it was a
Speaker 1: national bestseller.
Speaker 2: But let me just show you something really quickly.
Speaker 1: In my book, there's about right before we get to
Speaker 1: the author's acknowledgments and all that, there's about two hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy five two hundred and seventy seven.
Speaker 2: And this is depending on how you want to count pages.
Speaker 1: Of actual content, that stuff in the book, right, two
Speaker 1: seventy five, we'll just call it that.
Speaker 2: But then if you flip to the back of the book,
Speaker 2: I'm going somewhere with this. If you flip to the.
Speaker 1: Back of the book, there are all these pages of
Speaker 1: citations or know if you can read that citation after citation,
Speaker 1: they're even numbered, one sixty one, one sixty seven.
Speaker 2: We got this one from this book.
Speaker 1: In all, there are two hundred and seventy one citations
Speaker 1: in this book. A citation. There's practically a citation per
Speaker 1: page of this book. Why what is it? Well, if
Speaker 1: I put something in the book, if I cited something
Speaker 1: at all, fact a little tidbit, I.
Speaker 2: As an author. I'm not an author.
Speaker 1: I wrote one book, But I, as an author, am
Speaker 1: required by my publisher, by everybody to write down exactly
Speaker 1: where that little tidbit came from. If I say something
Speaker 1: like one in every four thousand lobsters is blue, I
Speaker 1: think that might be correct, by the way, But if
Speaker 1: I say something like that and I put that in
Speaker 1: my book, I have to write down in my book
Speaker 1: where I got that information, and I have to be
Speaker 1: incredibly specific about that information. These citations are not just
Speaker 1: I heard it from a guy. There's one. This is
Speaker 1: citation number one oh two. I have the man's name,
Speaker 1: Steve Wishnowski. I have all the information of where exactly
Speaker 1: this can be found. It even includes a link where
Speaker 1: you can click specifics. This is for a book. Now,
Speaker 1: I don't get we're wrong. I'm proud of this book.
Speaker 1: I like the book. But it's not important, is it.
Speaker 1: It's the book. Hopefully it was informative. Hopefully you laughed,
Speaker 1: But it's just a book. So back to Congress US
Speaker 1: fifteen hundred pages, and we screamed about it all day yesterday.
Speaker 2: You did as well.
Speaker 1: All the horrible things in there, the vaccine mandates, the
Speaker 1: congressional pay raises, the funding of brand new biolabs, more
Speaker 1: payment for government censorship, all the ugly things in the book.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you. Let me ask you something, who
Speaker 1: put those things in there? Let me pause for a moment,
Speaker 1: because I know what you're probably doing right now. You're
Speaker 1: probably saying something like lobbyists or staffers. Okay, well that
Speaker 1: doesn't work for my book. When I have to make
Speaker 1: a citation. When I have to cite something that was
Speaker 1: put in the book, I have to be very very
Speaker 1: very specific names, locations where you can find the information.
Speaker 2: You see.
Speaker 1: I've been doing media for about six years now, About
Speaker 1: six years ago I left the real world and started
Speaker 1: doing this for a.
Speaker 2: Living, not even really a job.
Speaker 1: But in that time I've gotten to know many, many,
Speaker 1: many people in the House of Representatives and the Senate senators, reps,
Speaker 1: their staffers.
Speaker 2: I know a lot of them.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: They call me, they text me, you have any idea.
Speaker 1: How many times I have asked these people who work
Speaker 1: in Congress who writes the bills? Well, I've asked them
Speaker 1: a lot, and I have never, ever, not one time,
Speaker 1: been given a name.
Speaker 2: What I usually get almost every single.
Speaker 1: Time is I don't know, they don't even know, And
Speaker 1: if I get anything beyond, I don't know. Now these
Speaker 1: are from friends of mine, so they're not lying to me.
Speaker 1: If I get anything beyond, I don't know. You know
Speaker 1: what I get lobbyists k Street. But back to my point.
Speaker 1: For an unimportant book, I have requirements to be specific
Speaker 1: about who said what where. We're talking about bills that
Speaker 1: govern the most powerful country in the history of the world.
Speaker 1: We're talking about bills that take your money out of
Speaker 1: your wallet and hand your money that you worked hard
Speaker 1: for out to this person and that group and this
Speaker 1: thing and that thing. This is your money, A critically
Speaker 1: important bill that governs the United States of America and todate.
Speaker 1: I have not talked to a single person who can
Speaker 1: tell me who put those things in there? And isn't
Speaker 1: that pretty important information? Wouldn't you agree? Because I would
Speaker 1: like to know who is responsible for putting vaccine mandates
Speaker 1: in the CR. I don't want to hear staffers. I
Speaker 1: don't want to hear lobbyists K Street No no, no,
Speaker 1: no, no no. Someone sat down, someone typed that up, someone
Speaker 1: came up with the idea and put it in the bill.
Speaker 2: I want his name, I want her name. I want
Speaker 2: to know who they work for. I want to know
Speaker 2: their background. I want to.
Speaker 1: Know everything about the people who are actually writing the
Speaker 1: laws that govern this country and spend our money. Who
Speaker 1: are these people, what are their names?
Speaker 2: Who put in the CR?
Speaker 1: Who is responsible for putting in there more funding for
Speaker 1: the government censorship apparatus currently being sued for violations of
Speaker 1: the First Amendment.
Speaker 2: I don't want to.
Speaker 1: Hear staffers, lobbyists, k Street.
Speaker 2: That's not a name.
Speaker 1: Staffer is not a name unless the guy goes by
Speaker 1: one name like Prince.
Speaker 2: Used to do.
Speaker 1: What is his name? What is her name? Who are they?
Speaker 1: Where do they come from? Where do they receive a
Speaker 1: paycheck from? And nobody can answer this question to me,
Speaker 1: and nobody out there considers that to be a problem.
Speaker 1: And then when you combine that with the emotional black
Speaker 1: mail you get from the people in Congress who try
Speaker 1: to convince you that it's absolutely critical we passed the
Speaker 1: bill unless you hate hurricane victims.
Speaker 5: House Republicans have now unilaterally decided to break a bipartisan
Speaker 5: agreement that they made. House Republicans have been ordered to
Speaker 5: shut down the government and hurt everyday Americans all across
Speaker 5: this country. House Republicans will now own any harm that
Speaker 5: is visited upon the American people that results from a
Speaker 5: government shut down or worse.
Speaker 1: It sounds super upset. It's going to hurt the American people.
Speaker 1: He doesn't even know what's in the bill, and he
Speaker 1: doesn't even know who wrote it.
Speaker 2: And it's look, it's not just Democrats either.
Speaker 1: Mike Johnson probably did it worse than Hakeem Jeffries, he
Speaker 1: stood up behind that microphone, has no idea what's in
Speaker 1: the bill.
Speaker 2: He probably can't name.
Speaker 1: For himself a single person who authored anything in the bill.
Speaker 2: But we have to pass it for the farmers.
Speaker 6: This was the conservative play call. We don't normally like
Speaker 6: what's called a continued resolution a CR, but in this
Speaker 6: case it makes sense because if we push it into
Speaker 6: the first quarter of next year, then we have a
Speaker 6: Republican controlled Congress and President Donald J. Trump back in
Speaker 6: the White House.
Speaker 2: We'll be able to.
Speaker 6: Have more say over the funding decisions for twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: No one knows.
Speaker 1: Don't you think it's a problem that we don't know
Speaker 1: the names. We have laws governing the country, and no
Speaker 1: one knows who writes them.
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Speaker 2: We'll be back to Dan Crenshaw's point. Elon Musk is
Speaker 2: spreading fake news on this.
Speaker 6: He is fake news, and he relies on people to
Speaker 6: reply to him and tell him what's up.
Speaker 2: He says, you are the media. Now, that's his message
Speaker 2: on X and yet.
Speaker 7: That really leaves a lot to be desired.
Speaker 2: Who is in charge? Because I've been saying it.
Speaker 1: For a while.
Speaker 8: I've been saying that I think Elon must believes he's president.
Speaker 8: I do I call I've called him vice president. I
Speaker 8: called him president because I don't.
Speaker 2: Know what JD is doing. I hardly ever said I don't.
Speaker 7: I don't remember last time we even.
Speaker 2: Talked about JD.
Speaker 9: You're right, he's planning the presidency when he's going to
Speaker 9: get rid of Trump.
Speaker 8: So you think it's Musk, it must advance possible. Hey,
Speaker 8: you know who stay away from the stairways. People put
Speaker 8: the leg out to tripping bowing down a stairs, watch out.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine how much smarter this company would be
Speaker 1: if those morons weren't on television every single day. Instead,
Speaker 1: you should be watching the Melkay Show joining me now. Melkay,
Speaker 1: host of The Melky Show, authored the book Americans Anonymous
Speaker 1: mel What bothers these people so much about Elon Musk
Speaker 1: is that the billionaire thing? Is it aligning with Trump thing?
Speaker 1: They're really not that mad about this bill going down
Speaker 1: in flames. None of those morons know what's in it anyway.
Speaker 9: Yeah, And it's amazing also, with all these years of
Speaker 9: Soros and Hansburg Weese and all the money that's come
Speaker 9: from their side, that they have a problem.
Speaker 7: At all with anyone getting involved. I think that they.
Speaker 9: Really don't like that maybe their gig is up, but
Speaker 9: maybe all these years of criminal activity behind the scenes
Speaker 9: might actually come to light. And I think that they
Speaker 9: hate anyone that is in any way threat to them.
Speaker 9: And frankly, all I see in them, including you know
Speaker 9: Whoopee or Seltzer, is fear and they should be afraid. Frankly,
Speaker 9: what are they afraid of?
Speaker 2: I just find it so on.
Speaker 1: I get the partisan Democrat Republican thing. I'm as partisan
Speaker 1: as they come. But are people really that afraid that
Speaker 1: the government's gonna stop scamming them? I would think even
Speaker 1: Democrats would be okay with that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they would, They would, wouldn't they. I think they're
Speaker 7: afraid of us.
Speaker 9: Honestly, I think that they're afraid because X has opened
Speaker 9: it up that the people actually have a voice, and
Speaker 9: it's making a difference. It made a difference in the
Speaker 9: Trump election. It made a difference just this week in
Speaker 9: the CR This is really about.
Speaker 7: I don't think they're mad at Musk.
Speaker 9: I think they're mad at the American people waking up
Speaker 9: and seeing that we actually have a voice and a
Speaker 9: choice and it's been denied to us for so long
Speaker 9: and now actually we can step up and say and
Speaker 9: organize for the first time without them.
Speaker 7: Being the gatekeepers. That's a real problem for them.
Speaker 2: It is real problem for them.
Speaker 1: Is it just a matter of that social media has
Speaker 1: gotten so powerful? Mal and I'm glad it has because,
Speaker 1: like you said, ex Twitter, I mean, I still can't
Speaker 1: get on board with the X thing.
Speaker 2: But anyway, Twitter X.
Speaker 1: It has completely changed how people seek out information. It's
Speaker 1: changed how our powerful people get their own information.
Speaker 2: You can get on X and scream at your senator.
Speaker 2: He may see it.
Speaker 1: He might even respond to you. One there is it
Speaker 1: just that you don't need CNN anymore?
Speaker 7: No, I think it goes deeper than that.
Speaker 9: I think this is about the global public private partnership
Speaker 9: that runs our country like they're the parent company and
Speaker 9: we're all just lucky to live here. And the narrative
Speaker 9: being lost doesn't hurt, you know, the people per se.
Speaker 9: It does hurt the global billionaire class that is basically
Speaker 9: running the controlled demolition of our country or economy and
Speaker 9: everything else for their own gain. And I believe the
Speaker 9: plandemic was a real overplay, and too.
Speaker 7: Many people woke up, and now people.
Speaker 9: Are skeptical of what they hear. Fact checking backfire. Now
Speaker 9: people see a fact check from PolitiFact and they wonder
Speaker 9: what they're hiding. So a lot of the programming that's
Speaker 9: been going on for decades, the you know, mind wars,
Speaker 9: cognitive warfare, this military grade manipulation of all of us
Speaker 9: is being destroyed because we're actually asking questions and skeptical
Speaker 9: and looking at different sources.
Speaker 7: Their fear is that we will be.
Speaker 9: So informed and so empowered with knowledge that we will
Speaker 9: no longer look at them or give them one ounce
Speaker 9: of authority. They are not above us, they have no authority.
Speaker 9: And in America it's we the people that decide, and
Speaker 9: they don't like that. They're finally having we the people
Speaker 9: have a voice, and they.
Speaker 7: Don't like it and they're not used to it.
Speaker 1: Now how they how do they handle things from here?
Speaker 1: Because I totally agree with what you just said. I
Speaker 1: think that they have had so much control for so
Speaker 1: long they don't know how to live in a planet
Speaker 1: where they can't control it. But these are not introspective people.
Speaker 1: They're not decent people. These are evil demons for the
Speaker 1: most part, bunch of commedi scum. They're not just going
Speaker 1: to go home and just wash their hands of the
Speaker 1: whole thing. They're gonna come up with a new plan.
Speaker 1: What's it going to be?
Speaker 9: Well, I think we have to look really closely at
Speaker 9: who was involved in Crossfire Hurricane. They have the most
Speaker 9: to lose in this situation, including the.
Speaker 7: Clinton team and campaign.
Speaker 9: But don't forget Lawfair has become the name of the game,
Speaker 9: and there's a group of people, Norma eyes In, Mary McCord,
Speaker 9: Andrew Weisman, all the people at Brookings law Fair. They
Speaker 9: already have been planning. Mary McCord said it in an
Speaker 9: interview a year ago that they and cas Sonstein's back
Speaker 9: there working and Mark Elias that they were planning for
Speaker 9: contingency if Trump won, to make sure that he couldn't
Speaker 9: get anything done. And I believe that they're back behind
Speaker 9: the scenes. They have not accepted that Trump won. Don't
Speaker 9: fool yourselves. What they are doing is coming up for
Speaker 9: Lawfair for everything to try to stop Trump again.
Speaker 7: And it's the same people.
Speaker 9: And because they haven't been held accountable for what I
Speaker 9: think is sedition in treason twenty sixteen to date, they're
Speaker 9: going to keep going down that road because the Lawfair
Speaker 9: crew and the corrupt intelligence community that works for the
Speaker 9: parent company, they have a lot to lose, including trillions
Speaker 9: of dollars and their platforms and everything else.
Speaker 7: So they're going to keep throwing these law Fair suits.
Speaker 9: But I think the people are game to it, and
Speaker 9: we have to start naming names.
Speaker 7: I don't want to.
Speaker 9: Hear that the FBI is grrupted or the CIA is corrupt.
Speaker 9: If the institution is corrupt, then nobody's corrupt. I want
Speaker 9: to know the exact people that are involved, and I
Speaker 9: want those people held accountable. Finally, I mean, since nineteen
Speaker 9: sixty three, they've gotten away with not only covering up
Speaker 9: every crime by our government against.
Speaker 7: Us, but then promoting the people involved. We need to
Speaker 7: end that.
Speaker 9: And that is what they're most scared of is losing
Speaker 9: their own freedom.
Speaker 7: And I believe that.
Speaker 9: Many of these people, they are names that are known
Speaker 9: to everyone, have been on the front lines for ten years.
Speaker 7: They believe that they are super class.
Speaker 9: They are the stakeholders of America, and I think they're
Speaker 9: about to get a real rude awakening.
Speaker 1: This is outstanding, Mel. It's funny you brought up the names.
Speaker 1: And the opening of this show, I was screaming about
Speaker 1: that cr everyone's talking about fifteen hunderd pages and it's
Speaker 1: and now, of course we know it's not dead.
Speaker 2: They're going to bring it right back.
Speaker 1: But nobody can ever tell me who writes the horrible
Speaker 1: things that go into these bills. Now, every single time
Speaker 1: I ask a member of Congress, a senator, a staffer.
Speaker 1: I am told lobbyists, I am told I don't know.
Speaker 1: I am told K Street. K Street is not somebody's name.
Speaker 2: What is his name? What is her name?
Speaker 1: No one can tell me who wrote down that we
Speaker 1: need additional bio labs and snuck it into the CR. I,
Speaker 1: as an American citizen, deserve to know that person's name, motivations,
Speaker 1: who they work for.
Speaker 7: I have every right to know that, one hundred percent.
Speaker 9: And I think it's even more important than people realize
Speaker 9: because it's think tanks and NGOs. Many of those think
Speaker 9: tanks and NGOs have opaque funding. So where is this really
Speaker 9: coming from and who's paying for it? Don't don't think
Speaker 9: that these giant lawsuits coming from the outside from eyes
Speaker 9: in States United or Crew or the sixty five project
Speaker 9: are cheap. No, they're being paid for by the globalist
Speaker 9: billionaire oligarchy, people like you know reied Hoffman and Soros
Speaker 9: and well you know everything through.
Speaker 7: OURBELLA partners and all of that.
Speaker 9: What we need to realize is that they don't believe
Speaker 9: that we and it's not left and right Republican democrat.
Speaker 9: This group of people that have you know, embedded themselves.
Speaker 7: I look at it now.
Speaker 9: As the Bush, Bush, Clinton, Obama Biden world order is ending,
Speaker 9: and they're terrified. So what they're doing is they are
Speaker 9: coming out in front, and we need to call them
Speaker 9: out by name.
Speaker 7: And we need to also make.
Speaker 9: Sure that every single bill that is put forward is
Speaker 9: put forward alone with the sponsors, with the think tank
Speaker 9: and with the research, and that should honestly be done
Speaker 9: with technology we have now. That should be done for
Speaker 9: the American people, and then we have time to read
Speaker 9: the bills and then we get in touch with our
Speaker 9: senators and our congress people in a tangible way. That's
Speaker 9: why we have to start local. We have to take
Speaker 9: back our states, and we have to make sure that
Speaker 9: we have local communities of like minded folks that are
Speaker 9: willing to say, listen, this contract is no big contract
Speaker 9: that my school board when under. It is a globalist
Speaker 9: UNESCO contract. We're not doing it. Where's the data going?
Speaker 9: Where's the infiltration in my local community?
Speaker 7: The swamp is not in DC.
Speaker 9: The swamp, as JFK told us in sixty one, had
Speaker 9: infiltrated instead of invaded America. It is in everyone's backyard
Speaker 9: and every American citizen needs to get up and to
Speaker 9: have some righteous indignation to take their country back where
Speaker 9: they are, because we can do a lot more where
Speaker 9: we are that affects EC than if we.
Speaker 7: Keep yelling about lobbyists. It should be illegal. But until
Speaker 7: we get there, let's.
Speaker 9: Pull out the roots in our own backyards.
Speaker 2: Well, I just may let you host the show for
Speaker 2: the rest of the night. That was prigging. Awesome. You
Speaker 2: come back anytime, Thank you, ma'am.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll not Donie. Joe Biden's not a functional adult.
Speaker 1: I know breaking news, but Wall Street Journal printed something
Speaker 1: today that made it sound like it's breaking news.
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Speaker 1: breaking for you, and you are going to be blown
Speaker 1: away by this. But Joe Biden is not a functional adult.
Speaker 2: I know. I woke up this.
Speaker 1: Morning and I picked up the Wall Street Journal and
Speaker 1: I read that and I was stunned. He seemed so sharp,
Speaker 1: so full of vigor. But apparently apparently now everyone's willing
Speaker 1: to come out and talk about it, and he's not
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Speaker 1: which begs the question, who exactly is commander in chief?
Speaker 2: Right now?
Speaker 1: Joining me now, Breonna Lyman Elections correspondent with the Federalist.
Speaker 2: Okay, well that's not good.
Speaker 1: It's not exactly news to anybody.
Speaker 2: But who is running the country.
Speaker 10: Well, it's not Joe Biden, and it's also not Kamala Harris,
Speaker 10: and I think that this report really underscores why Kamala
Speaker 10: was so disqualified from running and being our president, Because
Speaker 10: when you see that your president as vice president is
Speaker 10: this mentally incapacitated and suffering from some kind of illness
Speaker 10: or disability, or maybe it's just severe old age problems.
Speaker 10: She sat back for four years while this country has
Speaker 10: descended into turmoil, rather than getting the cabinet together and
Speaker 10: saying maybe it's time we either invoke the twenty fifth
Speaker 10: or convince him to step down. That is a woman
Speaker 10: who has no spine, no backbone, and has no spot
Speaker 10: in the White House ever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and by the grace of God, I don't think
Speaker 1: she's ever going to get there. Okay, So you are
Speaker 1: probably a lot more tuned into the swampiness of DC
Speaker 1: than I am. If you had to guess, did nobody
Speaker 1: say anything because they just didn't want to upset the
Speaker 1: Apple card? Or did nobody say anything because they like
Speaker 1: being able to just have a bunch of filthy communist
Speaker 1: staffers run the country while that old cadaver goes out
Speaker 1: there on camera and takes all the slings and arrows.
Speaker 10: Yeah, they like being able to pull the strings, you know,
Speaker 10: the same way that nobody believes Mike Johnson wrote the CRS,
Speaker 10: the same way nobody believes Joe Biden has been making
Speaker 10: all of these decisions. And that obviously begs the question
Speaker 10: of who's in the cr and who's writing Biden's executive orders,
Speaker 10: who's making these decisions for our country, which.
Speaker 7: Looks like we're not going to get the answer to.
Speaker 10: I do hope that a Trump administration or a Republican Congress,
Speaker 10: if they can find some spine and backbone, will hold
Speaker 10: hearings about this massive cover up, because it's not just
Speaker 10: some small cover up, right, this is a leader of
Speaker 10: the free world, so to speak, and this is just
Speaker 10: as bad as what Edith Wilson and Woodrow Wilson did
Speaker 10: back in one nineteen nineteen when he was basically not
Speaker 10: running the country but his wife was. You know, both
Speaker 10: deserve recognition, and Biden deserves to be or the people
Speaker 10: around him deserve to be held accountable for what they've
Speaker 10: done to this country.
Speaker 1: I think his wife deserves maybe the most hatred, certainly
Speaker 1: not the most responsibility when it comes to the country.
Speaker 1: But look, you and I can sit and argue why
Speaker 1: a chief of staff would want to keep Joe Biden there,
Speaker 1: Why this calms guy, this girl wants to go work
Speaker 1: at MSNBC. But his wife saw the worst of him,
Speaker 1: the Joe Biden you and I will never see. She
Speaker 1: saw him in the morning. God only knows how he
Speaker 1: was functioning at night, if he really has dementia.
Speaker 2: If anyone has any experience with that, you know how
Speaker 2: they do at night.
Speaker 1: She saw the worst of him, and she was completely
Speaker 1: pushing this man to run again. What kind of a
Speaker 1: soulless witch did Joe Biden marry?
Speaker 10: Yeah, that actually is really sad because when someone reaches
Speaker 10: the stage that Joe Biden has clearly reached, where he's
Speaker 10: not able to make big decisions on his own because
Speaker 10: he's either sleeping, he's not really aware of what's going on,
Speaker 10: he should be able, like any person, to depend on
Speaker 10: their spouse to help guide them through this part of
Speaker 10: their life, and Joe Biden instead decided to maintain the
Speaker 10: reigns of power It's why she's the one who's constantly
Speaker 10: seen at these events, traveling what have you, and people
Speaker 10: are supposed.
Speaker 4: To not question it.
Speaker 10: And another big problem with the story is that the
Speaker 10: propaganda press, right the corporate lefling media. They have spent
Speaker 10: years calling people like you and I conspiracy theorists for
Speaker 10: suggesting that Joe Biden wasn't all there but not the
Speaker 10: election's over here and there they can let drips and
Speaker 10: drabs out about how he's either unfit or no one thought.
Speaker 10: According to The New York Times that I think it
Speaker 10: was yesterday, no one really thought that Biden thought he
Speaker 10: could serve another four years. But that wasn't there tune
Speaker 10: for the past three and a half year. So the
Speaker 10: media is also part of the problem.
Speaker 1: Here, Rihanna, Where did Democrats go from here? I'm zooming
Speaker 1: out the country as a whole. Where do they go
Speaker 1: from here? It's naive to think they're never going to
Speaker 1: come back. Every party convinces themselves of that as soon
Speaker 1: as they win the White House.
Speaker 2: But that's not the way it works.
Speaker 1: So they're going to regroup, They're going to come back,
Speaker 1: how though further left younger. I just I don't see
Speaker 1: a great bench rear Raabal buddhajedg is not going to
Speaker 1: be able to win the rust belt swing states. Who's
Speaker 1: it going to be.
Speaker 10: I think they're still figuring that out. You know, there
Speaker 10: are some people at the party, like people like Chris
Speaker 10: Murphy who recently said every the election, it's time for
Speaker 10: us to kind of look in word and see what happened,
Speaker 10: why we're so out of touch with the American people.
Speaker 10: And yet I see people on the Democratic side in
Speaker 10: the past few days saying we have to pass this
Speaker 10: dirty CR bill, right. No mention of well, we can
Speaker 10: just do a standalone or we can just have you know,
Speaker 10: standalone aid relief and then just have a continuing resolution
Speaker 10: clean right. So if they're willing to do those things
Speaker 10: right now, I think it shows they're not willing to
Speaker 10: look internally, because if they looked internally, they would feel
Speaker 10: the pulse of the nation and see that Americans want
Speaker 10: to have things like a clean CR bills, standalone bills
Speaker 10: to help Americans North Carolinians, not these puff pieces that
Speaker 10: they're trying to ram through right now. So this is
Speaker 10: the first indication that Democrats aren't serious about their promises
Speaker 10: to look inward and figure out what happened.
Speaker 1: Rihanna, let's talk about this Fanny Willis thing. She's disqualified
Speaker 1: now from prosecuting Trump.
Speaker 2: But people were saying, this is it for her, this
Speaker 2: is it for her.
Speaker 1: This is how these scumbags keep getting re elected. This
Speaker 1: is how Letitia James gets elected. Alvin Bragg, this is
Speaker 1: what you do, Adam Schiff. Look at he got a
Speaker 1: vault from being in the House to the Senate because
Speaker 1: using your law, using your office to break the law
Speaker 1: to do horrible things is how you get promoted in
Speaker 1: Democrat circles in blue cities and states.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's a shame Fannie Willis had a Republican contender.
Speaker 10: I'm drawing a blank on her name, so I apologize
Speaker 10: for that. But people of Atlanta, they could have had
Speaker 10: a serious district attorney, someone who actually worried about the
Speaker 10: rising crime rates in Atlanta, and instead they re elected
Speaker 10: someone who used lawfair to target a political opponent. And
Speaker 10: Fannie Willis's fall from grace is very reminiscent of that
Speaker 10: We've seen from people like Jack Smith right, who's also
Speaker 10: dropped their case or had their case shot down by
Speaker 10: Eileen Cannon, and I think this is a good reminder
Speaker 10: of why Donald Trump is such an important figure because
Speaker 10: on July thirteen, when he stood up after nearly being
Speaker 10: assassinated and said fight, fight, fight, he didn't just mean
Speaker 10: fight for his life to not be assassinated, but he
Speaker 10: also meant fight the lawth or fight all these tactics
Speaker 10: that are being used to take him down. And this
Speaker 10: is what fighting gets you, right, Fighting gets you. Fannie
Speaker 10: willis being disqualified.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no doubt about it. Rihanna, thank you, come back soon.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: We got a bunch of illegals in Colorado. They're pulling
Speaker 1: people's fingernails out. We should probably figure out what's going
Speaker 1: on before we go do that. Let's talk about getting
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Speaker 11: I had a discussion with an individual from the White
Speaker 11: House and that occurred back on September the twenty third,
Speaker 11: I believe, and that person basically told me that, hey,
Speaker 11: once these immigrants get across the border, that's all we
Speaker 11: really care about. And to me, that's a problem. That's
Speaker 11: a huge problem because we have individuals that come to
Speaker 11: a country, they get dropped off into a community. They
Speaker 11: have absolutely no infrastructure, they have absolutely no support, they
Speaker 11: have absolutely no guidance from the federal government about what
Speaker 11: to do, how to live, how to survive. And this
Speaker 11: is the ramifications of that activity. This is the ramifications
Speaker 11: of not monitoring what's occurring and how it's occurring and
Speaker 11: who is occurring to and so Aurora we are now
Speaker 11: in the process, as many other cities throughout this nation,
Speaker 11: of trying to pick up the pieces of an incredibly
Speaker 11: bad system that was in place.
Speaker 1: These people really just opened up the border on purpose
Speaker 1: and brought in a bunch.
Speaker 2: Of murderers and rapists. Did it on purpose.
Speaker 1: And do remember that none of this was a whoopsie
Speaker 1: that didn't trip and fall and oops we left the
Speaker 1: border opened.
Speaker 2: The people did this to us on purpose.
Speaker 1: So now people are getting their fingernails pulled out in Aurora.
Speaker 1: Joining me now, retired I Special Agent Victor Abulah Victor. Okay,
Speaker 1: so people are having their fingernails pulled out in Aurora, Colorado?
Speaker 2: Do I have that right?
Speaker 8: You do?
Speaker 12: I call them cartels. That's what I call them, because
Speaker 12: that's exactly what these guys are. And one thing I
Speaker 12: want to mention here, Jesse, is that all of a sudden,
Speaker 12: now they're interested about it. By the way, I have
Speaker 12: a lot of contacts in Colorado. I used to live there,
Speaker 12: and they've been concerned about.
Speaker 4: This for years.
Speaker 12: And the Aurora Police Department and the mayor ignored their
Speaker 12: cries for help about these guys taking over the apartment
Speaker 12: complexes and terrorizing the community. I'm glad they finally accepted it,
Speaker 12: but why does it have to happen after more people
Speaker 12: are victimizing, tortured. This is reminiscent the cartel activity, and
Speaker 12: this is the difference I want people to understand with
Speaker 12: trender Rawa. They're not a gang. Stop calling them a gang.
Speaker 12: They are a cartel. They're organized criminals. They have very
Speaker 12: strong eyes, strong ties to the Madudo regime. These people
Speaker 12: have strong ties to Hesbelah and I Ran I tell
Speaker 12: you that because I've been talking to a lot of
Speaker 12: my intel friends that are telling me to put this
Speaker 12: out because that's what is That's how serious this group
Speaker 12: of people are. They're here with a very different agenda,
Speaker 12: and this is a national security issue.
Speaker 2: Jesse, Victor, can.
Speaker 1: You expand on that a bit as much as you
Speaker 1: can with what you're allowed to say? People hear Venezuelan
Speaker 1: prison gang. Sorry Victor, I know you're gonna yell at
Speaker 1: me for saying that, but that's what they were known as,
Speaker 1: Venezuelan prison gang. But ties to Hesbelah?
Speaker 2: What? How how does that happen? Why? What?
Speaker 12: Yeah, this goes back to obviously the Maduda regime. It
Speaker 12: actually goes back to Hugo Chave and a lot of
Speaker 12: these guys are what they call cha vistas, the Hugo
Speaker 12: chav sympathizers, meaning they have a different ideology. We're talking
Speaker 12: about socialism, We're talking about communism here. We're talking about
Speaker 12: the relationship that Venezuela has with Hesbolah, Yes, Hezbolah terrorist
Speaker 12: organization and Iran. Yes, Iran is heavily present in Venezuela.
Speaker 12: But who else is involved? Who else is friend with Venezuela.
Speaker 12: Mexico is, Cuba is, and so China is, and so
Speaker 12: you have this bigger picture that we had to really
Speaker 12: pay attention. These happen to be the soldiers that are
Speaker 12: executing the orders of these nations in our country, literally
Speaker 12: killing us, committing crimes, murdering, raping our daughters. This is
Speaker 12: what these trend Arawa people are. And this is a
Speaker 12: very different category that I know. January twentieth is right
Speaker 12: around the corner. But man, I can't get here soon enough.
Speaker 2: No doubt about it.
Speaker 1: Can you explained maybe why Venezuela became part of this group.
Speaker 1: Those are some heavy hitters you just named in there,
Speaker 1: and Venezuela is just about the oil war, is just
Speaker 1: about their proximity to us. Why how did Venezuela become
Speaker 1: a hub for all this garbage?
Speaker 12: I think it comes down to political ideology. We are
Speaker 12: so separate from them. And yes, it has to do
Speaker 12: with oil. Yes it has to do with money, it
Speaker 12: has to do with trade, it has to do with
Speaker 12: a lot of things. But here it has to do
Speaker 12: with I think ideology what they want everybody else to follow. Initially,
Speaker 12: if you remember Jesse, when the Venezuela started coming in
Speaker 12: four years ago, a lot of people were saying, oh,
Speaker 12: look they're escaping socialism, They're going to actually be here
Speaker 12: supporting the conservative movement in the United States. And I
Speaker 12: was the first one of the first ones to say, no,
Speaker 12: actually know what they're bringing here is the only thing
Speaker 12: they know, and that's the culture that they brought up,
Speaker 12: were brought up and of hating the police, of hating
Speaker 12: the government that's for the people, and supporting the communist
Speaker 12: regime of their country. That's what they know and that's
Speaker 12: what they have come here to try to.
Speaker 4: Instill in our communities.
Speaker 12: And we've actually seen them do it physically doing it
Speaker 12: by actually hurting them. And so this is where I
Speaker 12: think we have to focus. I know the intel community
Speaker 12: in different agencies is at least already focused on this.
Speaker 4: So there is going to be a big priority to
Speaker 4: take these groups down.
Speaker 2: Victor.
Speaker 1: Is this something we're going to be able to do?
Speaker 1: January twentieth, Trump comes in, Tom Holman, all these things.
Speaker 1: It's look, it sounds great, and I want them all
Speaker 1: rounded up. I want them all gone. How ingrained in
Speaker 1: their communities? Are these groups already? Is it realistic to
Speaker 1: think in a year, in two years, trendy arragua is
Speaker 1: a thing of the past here in the country.
Speaker 12: Absolutely, And I say that without any hesitation.
Speaker 4: This is what you're going to see.
Speaker 12: I'm glad you said that time frame because it's not
Speaker 12: going to happen overnight, but it is going to happen.
Speaker 12: We're gonna go community community Dallas, Texas, San Antonio, Aurora, Colorado, Chicago,
Speaker 12: everywhere in every state where they have gathered and established
Speaker 12: their roots.
Speaker 4: We're going to go after them there.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 4: This is why we need the help of the locals.
Speaker 12: The state and local police is so important because they
Speaker 12: know where these individuals live. We need the cooperation from
Speaker 12: these mayors and these governors, despite what they feel about immigration.
Speaker 4: This is not a political issue. This is about public safety.
Speaker 4: This is about national security.
Speaker 12: We want to cooperate the federal government work hand in
Speaker 12: hand with the county jails where a lot of these
Speaker 12: guys are encountered, so we could then as soon.
Speaker 4: As we know where these guys are at go after them.
Speaker 12: And not only detain them, some of them might be
Speaker 12: facing charges. And then after they do that, get removed
Speaker 12: back to their country.
Speaker 2: Think they fine?
Speaker 1: They We're getting word there's another migrant caravan, surprise, surprise,
Speaker 1: racing towards the border, trying to get there before Trump.
Speaker 2: Comes into office.
Speaker 1: How quickly is Trump going to be able to force
Speaker 1: Mexico's assistance to stop all this? We all know how
Speaker 1: this works. When Democrats take over Mexico knows they just
Speaker 1: have to whisk these people through the country as bad
Speaker 1: as possible, and of course we'll take them all in
Speaker 1: like suckers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is what you're describing, is the ant operation.
Speaker 12: If you haven't heard this before, a few of my
Speaker 12: colleagues and other reporters a reporter about this ant operation
Speaker 12: of separating these groups from five thousand down to one
Speaker 12: hundred a group of eighty one hundred, one hundred and
Speaker 12: twenty And that's what you're seeing on a daily basis
Speaker 12: show up in Texas and New Mexico and Arizona. And
Speaker 12: so they're still coming in. It hasn't stopped for a second.
Speaker 12: The people are just coming in. You're just not going
Speaker 12: to see a tremendous large numbers in one location. As
Speaker 12: far as Mexico, let me tell you, I'm really concerned
Speaker 12: about what step Mexican is going to take.
Speaker 4: They're kind of hesitating. They haven't taken the Canada approach.
Speaker 12: We saw what Trudeau's doing and the response that Canada
Speaker 12: Canada gave. Mexico's kind of hesitant a little bit, and
Speaker 12: I'm really concerned about that. But one thing is what
Speaker 12: the government does. The other thing is how the cartels react.
Speaker 12: And that's what I'm interesting because the cartels have a
Speaker 12: stronghold on the country of Mexico and I really want
Speaker 12: to see their reaction if they're going to allow this
Speaker 12: to happen. Because Jesse they've had a free for all
Speaker 12: in the.
Speaker 4: Last four years.
Speaker 12: This is the best time to have been a cartel member,
Speaker 12: and so all of a sudden, it is going to stop.
Speaker 4: And let me tell you that's.
Speaker 12: Going to be the easy part on the border is
Speaker 12: going back to enforcement. You're gonna see a dramatic drop
Speaker 12: of people even trying to come in. How is the
Speaker 12: cartel going to react to that? That's where we have
Speaker 12: to be prepared. Well, Victor, thank you, my brother. I
Speaker 12: appreciate it. All right, Stude lighting the move next?
Speaker 1: All right, it is time light the mood and I'll
Speaker 1: tell you what I think.
Speaker 7: It speaks for itself CRFI.
Speaker 13: If you're like many women, you've been to a birthday
Speaker 13: party or a small office gathering, an event that's meant
Speaker 13: to bring people together. There's swinging tunes, some adult beverages,
Speaker 13: and good convo, and then it comes time to cut
Speaker 13: the cake and someone decides to ruin everything. Oh my god,
Speaker 13: that slice is huge. That slice is bigger than Beyonce's paycheck.
Speaker 2: Can you cut me half of half of that?
Speaker 13: A cake related fat phobic incident, or CRFI is that
Speaker 13: moment when it's time to eat delicious cake and it's
Speaker 13: interrupted by a moralizing impulse. Inevitably, there's always someone at
Speaker 13: the party who has to declare publicly that their slice
Speaker 13: is too large, and that the person who is cutting
Speaker 13: the cake, almost invariably a woman, must do some disproportionate
Speaker 13: amount of labor in order to accommodate their need to
Speaker 13: feel superior.
Speaker 1: I hope you didn't think that was a parody. That's
Speaker 1: a real person. She's the new fatties are in San Francisco.
Speaker 1: I'm not even kidding. She's getting paid with taxpayer money
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