Speaker 1: It is Tuesday, May the thirteenth.
Speaker 2: This is the morning the corruption the American people are witnessing.
Speaker 2: That they are being told is constitutional, that they are
Speaker 2: being told is legal, that they are being told is proper,
Speaker 2: is anything?
Speaker 1: But what we are witnessing are.
Speaker 2: Acts of obscenity in decency, acts of corruption and taking
Speaker 2: entitlement fueled by arrogance that is without.
Speaker 1: Any precedent in the entire two one.
Speaker 2: Hundred and fifty year history of the United States. There
Speaker 2: is no comparable period of corruption. There is no similar
Speaker 2: era of taking of government, gangsterism, government banditry. On the
Speaker 2: wowest of wild West main streets. Has there been anything
Speaker 2: approaching the rampant illegality and unconstitutional arrogance of this crooked administration.
Speaker 2: There are no words Britbear traveling with America's gangster president
Speaker 2: to the oil rich shake gums where they will ply
Speaker 2: him those Arab shakes with diamonds and gold and watches
Speaker 2: in all manner of tokens that are meaningless to the
Speaker 2: people that control the world's oil supplies, what they want,
Speaker 2: what they'll buy at any cost, or America's weapons.
Speaker 1: So Donald Trump has come in hand like.
Speaker 2: A beggar on his knees, an American president a supplicant
Speaker 2: detached from the dignity of his office, a whore in
Speaker 2: a brothel servicing his Arab masters.
Speaker 1: And so Trump on his knees is feded.
Speaker 2: Now the key to negotiating with Trump, to taking from him,
Speaker 2: taking from us, taking from the country, is very simple.
Speaker 2: Just make the Donald feel important. Give him and his
Speaker 2: presidential limo a horse drawn escort. Never Mind that fifteen
Speaker 2: of the nineteen hijackers came from Saudi Arabia that attacked
Speaker 2: the United States.
Speaker 1: On nine to eleven.
Speaker 2: Never Mind the Washington Post reporter dismembered on the orders of.
Speaker 1: The Crown Prince. Never mind all.
Speaker 2: That, because there is business to be done. There is
Speaker 2: gold in that desert sand. And so Donald Trump is
Speaker 2: accompanied by his oligarchs, the men who wish to be kings,
Speaker 2: or at least to have their own duchies for now,
Speaker 2: men like Sam Altman, who want to collect optical scans
Speaker 2: of everybody's irises, and incredibly, people can't sign up fast
Speaker 2: enough to deliver it. Does anybody in the Democratic leadership
Speaker 2: have any handle on the data that Elon Musk took,
Speaker 2: that he has on every American taxpayer on every American
Speaker 2: citizen in a free country who is entitled to privacy
Speaker 2: when it comes to their relationship with the state. The
Speaker 2: United States government has no right to keep files on
Speaker 2: each and every one of us. Coordinated coagulated together by
Speaker 2: Elon Musk and a coderie of eighteen nineteen twenty mid
Speaker 2: twenties year old henchmen and women. No is that for
Speaker 2: sale in Saudi Arabia? Is that for sale to the Emiratis,
Speaker 2: to the Kataris. And what a loathsome country that is
Speaker 2: now the Qataris have gone for it. And what they
Speaker 2: should ponder is the reassessment in American relations that is
Speaker 2: likely to come. Four years may seem like an eternity
Speaker 2: in the hot and blazing sun of the Arabian desert,
Speaker 2: but it's not so.
Speaker 1: Long when you think about it, When you think.
Speaker 2: About time, like grains of sand in that desert accumulating
Speaker 2: over billions of years, four years in the story of
Speaker 2: time is very short. In four years in the story
Speaker 2: of this period of corruption, that will be dealt with,
Speaker 2: They will be repudiated, that will be burned to the
Speaker 2: ground with the righteous might and anger the American people.
Speaker 2: It will not seem like it lasted so long. In retrospect,
Speaker 2: it will prove the proposition that the days are long,
Speaker 2: but the years are short. And so the Kataris who
Speaker 2: have bribed Donald Trump with a four hundred million dollar
Speaker 2: that looks like it was decorated by a pimp to
Speaker 2: fly the President of the United States, they're supplicant around
Speaker 2: as he delivers weapons to them, as he approves their
Speaker 2: natural gas projects in the state of Texas. Well, maybe
Speaker 2: there's a different future for the primary hosts and financiers
Speaker 2: of Hamas, who play a double game better than anybody
Speaker 2: in the Middle East. These people who have decided to
Speaker 2: trifle through their bribery, through their excess, through their arrogance
Speaker 2: the President of the United States, and thus in doing so,
Speaker 2: assault the American constitution and assault the American people.
Speaker 1: How dare they? And so what I.
Speaker 2: See is a future where there is no longer a
Speaker 2: military presence in Qatar, where military officers are banned from
Speaker 2: giving assistance to the Katari military.
Speaker 1: When the leadership of.
Speaker 2: The Qatari nation is unable to bank in the United States,
Speaker 2: unable to travel to the United States, and faces sanctioned
Speaker 2: by the government of the United States, What I see
Speaker 2: is a future where an American president looks at these
Speaker 2: countries and understands that we need nothing from them. Let
Speaker 2: them lie in bed with the Chinese. Who cares. I
Speaker 2: could be a stupid person to say, oh, no, we
Speaker 2: don't want a free plane. We give things that we'll
Speaker 2: take one too, and it helps us out in the end.
Speaker 2: The United States is a nation that is distinguished from
Speaker 2: these countries by our values, by our ideas, by our eydeals.
Speaker 2: And what Donald Trump sees is a commonality of corruption
Speaker 2: and greed and excess, and a disregard for human rights.
Speaker 2: What he sees is transactions. What he sees is a
Speaker 2: philosophy where the king may treat his subjects like an
Speaker 2: insect and demand gratitude from them. What he sees is power,
Speaker 2: the power of the state to declare what God would do,
Speaker 2: what God says is right, in the form of political
Speaker 2: decisions inflicted on the people by the lash or the cane, or,
Speaker 2: in the case of Saudi Arabia, the stoning or the beheading.
Speaker 2: This is a repressive, regressive regime antithetical to America's values,
Speaker 2: complicit in the nine to eleven attack that Donald Trump
Speaker 2: would never ever dare to declassify the materials around because
Speaker 2: of whom it would implicate at the highest levels of
Speaker 2: the Saudi regime. But make no mistake, for every firefighter
Speaker 2: who died, for every copy died, just one more assault
Speaker 2: by Donald Trump. What we are seeing is unprecedented in
Speaker 2: the history of the United States. What we are seeing
Speaker 2: is grotesque. What we're seeing is gaslighting. And so when
Speaker 2: Donald Trump says this to an ABC News reporter, it
Speaker 2: confirms what Brett Beer said up front. I just don't
Speaker 2: think that this president just listening to his answers today
Speaker 2: Jillian cares that much.
Speaker 1: He doesn't care. Mister President, what do you say people
Speaker 1: who knew that luxury jet as a personal gift to you?
Speaker 1: Why not leave it by ABC? Fake news? Why not
Speaker 1: only only ABC? Well, a few of you would, let
Speaker 1: me tell you, you should be embarrassed asking that question.
Speaker 1: They're giving us a free jet. I could say, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: don't give us.
Speaker 2: I want to pay you a million or four hundred
Speaker 2: million or whatever it is.
Speaker 1: Well, I can say thank you very much.
Speaker 2: But the question doesn't matter if he cares or not.
Speaker 2: The question is for the American people.
Speaker 1: Do you care? Do you care about the.
Speaker 2: Arrogance of these people threatening to seize American off the
Speaker 2: street to punish people who would dare to come to
Speaker 2: the United States because they don't wish to kneel in
Speaker 2: front of Donald Trump or stand up and salute him.
Speaker 2: This shameful period will yield, and it will yield under
Speaker 2: the crushing weight and the righteous anger of the American people,
Speaker 2: who are slow to anger, but will not stand for
Speaker 2: this insanity, this corruption, this excess, this assault on the
Speaker 2: plain meaning and words of the Constitution, declared null and
Speaker 2: void by a woman who is being paid one hundred
Speaker 2: and fifteen thousand dollars a month as a registered agent
Speaker 2: of the Arab theocracy until she decides that their bribes
Speaker 2: are legal and that up is down and down is up,
Speaker 2: and right is left and left is right. No, this
Speaker 2: is a moment they're required faithfulness to hire ideas than
Speaker 2: the one that says Trump can do whatever he wants
Speaker 2: because he won an election with forty nine point nine
Speaker 2: percent of the vote. No, what is that shake is fundamental,
Speaker 2: it's beyond the price, it's ephemeral, it's holy, it's our liberty.
Speaker 1: And Donald Trump may.
Speaker 2: Think he is unrestrained, surrounded by sickophancy. Yes man, who
Speaker 2: are smearing at us, laughing at us, filled with the
Speaker 2: type of dangerous arrogance that is seen once or twice
Speaker 2: a century. In less than two years time. The American
Speaker 2: people have it within their power. And it isn't just
Speaker 2: within their power, it's deeply part of their obligation and
Speaker 2: responsibility to wipe the smirk off of these people's faces.
Speaker 1: This is the warning.
Speaker 2: I'm Steve Schmidt, and this is the warning. I invite
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Speaker 1: Thank you.