00:06:53.640This turned into being one of the hardest votes of the Congress.
00:06:56.100But the legislature, it's going to become even more difficult.
00:06:58.460Because some of the concessions that Speaker McCarthy had to make to get the job, such as adding a few Freedom Caucus members to the Rules Committee,
00:07:07.680well, good luck getting those bills to the floor.
00:07:38.260And you will end up with yet another omnibus.
00:07:41.040So while Speaker McCarthy made those concessions, it's almost as if they pretended the United States Senate doesn't exist.
00:07:46.860I have heard suggestions that they were going to cap defense spending.
00:07:50.720Well, hello, you know, the Armed Services Committee, the Appropriations Committee, the Senate, they're all going to have a say on this matter.
00:07:57.960How can those types of concessions be made to a group of this chaos caucus?
00:08:05.380I mean, it's almost as if it's easier.
00:08:07.560It's almost better to be an opponent to the Speaker than to be an ally, because look what these guys have extracted out of him.
00:08:14.160And I mean, I really think this is this is going to get much harder to govern.
00:10:16.960Mike Davis, I know that you were one that said, hey, you got to take McCarthy out because he represents the worst of, you know, and I want to stop calling it the swamp, the cartel.
00:10:59.320You've been one of the most adamant in terms of it because you deal with these guys.
00:11:02.720You particularly, you focused on something that's to the heart of it.
00:11:06.380It's the heart of the investigations, but it's the heart of what has to change because it is the, it's the operational arm of the oligarch.
00:11:14.260It's the, it's the cartels and the apparatuses functioning operating arm in a high-tech society.
00:11:21.300So first off, you send out something on Getter I thought was amazing.
00:11:24.120How would Mike Davis, given that we, and I keep telling people, this is round one because every day, every day, every day McCarthy, because of the concessions.
00:11:33.140And now, and that's why I put these stories up in Getter on the Hill.
00:11:35.980People are just now understanding, particularly professionals, of what actually was given up last night so he could secure the speakership.
00:12:00.860Explain, explain, explain that to people because I don't understand that people fully understand the heroic nature of what Gaetz and what I would call the, the, the, the six for America at the end.
00:12:09.780The other 14 also because they, they stood for a while and then went and cut a package that's quite revolutionary.
00:12:15.400But the six, the hardcore six, when you say that, because walk us through what that means from a technical point of view, I get, I get the analogy.
00:12:23.960But what does that mean that he got him and now he can, he can basically, he and the others can drive this agenda?
00:12:32.020Yeah, I mean, everyone assumes that Kevin McCarthy would have a glide path to the speakership.
00:12:39.440But the establishment Republicans just do not understand how much conservatives do not trust Kevin McCarthy.
00:13:30.580I interned for Newt Gingrich when he was the speaker, when he went down as speaker under these similar circumstances.
00:13:36.560And so these 20 people are very brave, very courageous, very fearless members of the House because the retributions that they could face are just astronomical.
00:13:48.020But they, they forced, they forced Kevin McCarthy to put Freedom Caucus people.
00:13:54.080I think it's three Freedom Caucus people on the, on the House Rules Committee.
00:14:00.520The House Rules Committee decides, I mean, it's a very, very, very powerful gatekeeping committee that's almost always, it is always controlled by the speaker.
00:14:09.360Now it's, it's, there is a, a good amount of control for the House Freedom Caucus on the steering committee where they get to decide what rules are, are on each piece of legislation.
00:14:20.140If it's an open rule or a closed rule, meaning can people offer amendments or not?
00:14:24.680Is it going to be shoved down their throats or it's going to be amendments?
00:14:27.900Congressman Rosendale, can you, the folks in Montana too, in fact, the folks in the entire state of Montana, I don't think there's any doubt they know that you're going to be all over supportive and getting on with the investigations into the Biden administration, Biden regime and, and, and others, right?
00:14:53.180Is there any debt is, is the, is the couple of days we need or the week we need or so to work this through, is that going to really hold anything back?
00:15:00.780Is Scott Jennings correct in that, sir?
00:15:16.420I think we've got the highest likelihood of having some kind of success on the Fauci investigations.
00:15:23.120I mean, my personal opinion, I'm not an attorney and I don't even sit on judiciary, but the Fauci investigations and the Mayorkas investigations, Mayorkas, I do not think it's going to be too much of a stretch to demonstrate that he intentionally has compromised our national security by ignoring policies that would have helped us secure our southern border.
00:15:44.780And we're not talking about just the number of people that have come into our country, Steve.
00:15:49.360We are under a chemical attack from China via the, the, the drug facilities in Mexico.
00:15:55.760All the components come from China, go to Mexico, they make the fentanyl, it comes into our country, close to 200,000 people have actually died from drug overdoses in our country over the last couple of years.
00:16:06.960And that's a direct result of, of most of it from fentanyl from Mexico.
00:16:11.860And, and then when you start factoring in the additional human trafficking and the rising crime rates, we know that, that poor prosecution and prosecutorial measures have, have contributed to those problems.
00:16:26.500But I thought the law enforcement all across the state of Montana and they attribute the increase in crime directly to the poor southern border, the fentanyl, and it has actually reached into the state of Montana.
00:16:38.540So I believe Mayorkas, we have the highest likelihood of having some kind of legal outcome against him.
00:16:46.460And I think that the Fauci investigations must be done so that we can, at the same time, tie in the suppression of facts by big tech from, from being able to be shared with the general public.
00:17:00.840And, and all of that sort of culminates together.
00:17:03.520And then those will take place and an additional couple of days for us to have this debate and to make sure that we have the best leadership in place for every public is worth it.
00:17:14.560Um, did they, this package is, you know, you got Daniel Horowitz, you got other people I really respect putting up that this historic package where Chip Roy and people, uh, have negotiated.
00:17:25.560We, you got the three buckets on the debt ceiling and the spending, you've got the rules and regular order.
00:17:30.780Um, and you've got the investigations, particularly the church committee or whatever, this weaponization of government to really go after the FBI, DOJ and others, national security, DHS.
00:17:39.100Do, is it your belief that because we were going to see something, you know, McCarthy put out something right.
00:17:51.200And then they came back with something, the letter that came, Scott Perry sent with nine signatures was much, uh, was much sharper, but they said there's going to be another, actually a deal they're working on.
00:18:01.300It's going to have language to exactly your point that if you vote, then rules have got to be set up and things have to happen.
00:18:08.280You're not going to get the bait and switch.
00:18:10.320Do you believe that, uh, Scott Perry and others that voted today to, to, to, to support, uh, McCarthy are giving up their leverage in this, in this historic package that they're trying to remember.
00:18:25.560So that's a big difference than the hard six are, uh, do you believe they're giving up their leverage in, in, in going down the path they're going down right now?
00:18:44.220You've already, you've already entered into this agreement.
00:18:46.360They've already entered into the agreement and they have taken an incredible leap of faith that I said I wasn't able to do, wasn't willing to do.
00:18:53.680I am very pleased that, uh, Chip Roy is still a part of that, uh, process.
00:18:59.800I will tell you, because he's an incredibly intelligent individual that I have an immense amount of, of trust for.
00:19:05.420And, and, and I, I hope that they are able to conclude this, but they have just taken an incredible leap of faith.
00:19:11.320And, uh, we are going to be completely reliant on the, um, on the goodwill and the honor of, uh, of Kevin McCarthy.
00:19:20.240If he in fact becomes the speaker to, to pass and to uphold, uh, this rules package.
00:19:27.720So they're depending upon the tender mercies of essentially the cartel, because their thing is they make changes.
00:19:42.560Oh, I absolutely think it is far from a done deal.
00:19:45.560There's, there's a lot of, there's a lot of things that must take place in order for those rules to be passed and implemented.
00:19:55.260Um, you know, I, I, I, Commander Zinke is a, is a friend of mine and, you know, I've known him, got to help him get to, to come into the Trump administration.
00:20:05.660Uh, but he said some things here recently that, that, you know, are not exactly, I don't totally agree with, but here's one thing that's interesting.
00:20:15.000I just want to make sure I got, got this right.
00:20:16.480Cause the Commander Zinke was very much for, let's, let's, let's just get Kevin McCarthy from the beginning.
00:20:22.240If we had not gone through this process and particularly your brilliant speech on the house floor yesterday in this four or five days, that's been painful, but, but had to happen.
00:20:30.960Would we be close to having a reform package that people have talked about for 20 or 30 years, but have not done it?
00:20:38.780If, if, if McCarthy had been just signed off on immediately, would any of this in your mind have happened, sir?
00:20:48.820I mean, that's, that's the fact it's not, it's just not my opinion.
00:20:51.580It just simply would not have happened.
00:20:53.180And we saw that as we try to engage in these conversations back in the summer when it would not have taken, uh, this public display of the Republic.
00:21:02.880And I personally think that this is, has turned out to be a good thing so that the public can see, uh, what is going on?
00:21:10.800Uh, daylight is the best disinfectant and, and there has been a lot of daylight shed on how the house actually operates and how people across this country think it operates.
00:21:21.680And I can assure you that had it not been for, uh, the 20 of us standing forward and, and forcing these votes that we would not be proposing and listening to and discussing the dramatic restoration of the, uh, house rules that we are right now.
00:21:43.100So where you stand right now is that unless there's a change in leadership, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're, you're one of the hard six.
00:21:57.420I mean, we have to, we have, you can't just change the rules because at the end of the day, we have to have confidence in the leadership that's going to be implementing those rules.
00:22:05.880And sooner or later, that individual is going to have to go back over to the Senate and, or to the white house, uh, to negotiate, uh, in good faith for the Republican conference of the house of representatives.
00:22:19.940And, and that is the, you know, that's the person that we have to have that faith.
00:22:24.220And it's going to say the same thing in that room and, uh, uh, on the other side of the building or the other side of the city that they're saying to us in the conference room.
00:22:35.220How do you think this plays out tonight before I let you go?
00:22:37.820Hey, I think it's adjourned till 10 o'clock.
00:22:40.780Um, you know, that's normally one of the best star chambers take places late at night.
00:22:44.840They say they're going to go all night tonight.
00:22:46.340Uh, what can our audience and the folks out in Montana to expect?
00:24:17.460I got a long call open for Fredericks and Davis, but I want to wait to play that on the other side.
00:24:22.680Uh, Mike Davis, uh, give me your assessment of today.
00:24:26.360Particularly, you're a pretty tough lawyer.
00:24:27.940Uh, what about folks that are agreeing to things that sound good?
00:24:32.820Do you think it's any chance you get, you get bait and switch by this crowd that they're negotiating with, sir?
00:24:38.600I think that these 21 house Republicans are being, uh, played by Kevin McCarthy.
00:24:45.200And, uh, what's going to happen is when, when he, they elect him speaker, he's not going to whip the votes necessary for this, for this negotiated rules package.
00:24:54.720To, uh, to, uh, to become the house rules.
00:24:57.540And you're going to see the, maybe some moderate Democrats working with, uh, or excuse me, moderate Republicans working with Democrats.
00:25:05.000Uh, and I don't think this rules package is going to go through.
00:25:07.780Uh, this is like the congressman just said before us, this is about, uh, trusting Kevin McCarthy.
00:25:14.240And the reason we are here today after what, 12, 13 rounds of voting is because they do not trust Kevin McCarthy.
00:25:28.020And so this is what's so, uh, puzzling to me is, is why are we insisting that the speaker be Kevin McCarthy if he can't get the trust of 218 of his members?
00:25:51.360You're going to have, you're going to have a speaker who is so weakened here because they don't trust Kevin McCarthy.
00:25:56.000How is he going to do when he goes into the white house and he's sitting across the table from white house, chief of staff, Ron Klain and Senate majority leader, Chuck Schumer, they're going to take his pants down.
00:29:34.580We're going to have a lot of reporting coming up on the particulars of how this church committee should look that's informed by an historical understanding of what the church committee was, why it was effective, where it was ineffective, and how we can update it most effectively given our current circumstances.
00:29:51.780So we're going to cover this very strongly over the coming weeks and months.
00:29:57.000So Revolver.news, if you missed the Trump interview, we talk about the church committee, the JFK files, and much more.
00:30:32.620Give us your assessment of what happened last night, particularly from a grassroots perspective, given that we wanted a change of the head of the cartel and we didn't get it.
00:31:13.780And I think what he did was actually energize the people on the conservative movement to do more, to stop this insanity.
00:31:21.840This is about not just stopping the left but the communists left from taking over our country.
00:31:26.980And I was really proud of that band of 20 that held strong.
00:31:31.180They knew they didn't have the numbers, but they used the power they did have to the nth degree.
00:31:37.780And, you know, if you don't think Arizona is America first, MAGA country, look at three of the men on that band of 20.
00:31:45.940It was Gosar, Biggs, and Eli Crane, a freshman representative representing the people of Arizona who held tight, who held strong under immense pressure.
00:31:55.880And we're getting an idea how we can use what the people of America want, which is they want America first patriots running the show.
00:32:04.440They want America first agenda governing their state and community.
00:32:09.240And we may not have all the numbers that we need, but we can use that power in a way that influences the legislation that comes out and affects change.
00:34:33.800Now I'm seeing that the former head of the Supreme Court, they're going to have their own investigation.
00:34:37.680Get people up to speed because it seems odd that this didn't take place in a court.
00:34:42.860I know you're in an appeals court right now,
00:34:44.240but I don't understand why Maricopa County now is trying to come and clean their skirts, ma'am.
00:34:49.880Well, I think when it comes to evidence, they got their butts handed to them in our last court case.
00:34:56.020Now the ruling went against us, unfortunately.
00:34:58.660I don't think the judge had the strength to really make a big decision, and it's unfortunate.
00:35:04.620But when you look at the evidence and you look what happened to their team of, I don't know, 12, 13, 14 lawyers, our two attorneys handed them their butts.
00:35:15.780We showed that they were printing a 19-inch image on a 20-inch ballot causing the jam up in the machines at nearly 60% of polling places that were non-functioning.
00:35:26.480We showed that over 300,000 ballots had no chain of custody.
00:35:33.260We showed that two days after the election, 25,000 ballots just mysteriously appeared and a bunch of other problems that they had, like chain of custody, like conflict of interest.
00:35:45.040And we even saw a couple people perjure themselves, and they didn't have an answer for it.
00:35:50.500So now they're going to put a task force together, and I'm sorry, but any task force that Gates is behind and the Board of Supervisors in Maricopa County, this group of incompetent clowns, any task force they put together and choose who's on it, it gives me pause and makes me concerned that we may not get the full truth coming out of that.
00:36:10.680I think they need some evidence and information to use in court because they're flat-footed, they've been caught flat-footed, they don't have anything to rebut what we are presenting in court, and they need to look like they're doing something.
00:36:24.360Not only that, I think their goons in the media are in a bit of a panic because people are saying, why aren't you Arizona repugnant?
00:36:32.380Why aren't you covering this election fraud?
00:37:41.760We're going to be Getter live all over the weekend.
00:37:43.580Also, you get all our running immersion, the immersion experience of all the news we're putting up and all the different sites with War Room, myself, and all the Grace Chung, Captain Ben, and all of our contributors.
00:37:53.880And we've got the Committee on the Present Danger, Carrie Lake, everybody up there.
00:38:02.040You're going to appeal, and you've got the evidence from the trial, and you're going to make your case that you're the legitimate governor that was stolen, and Katie Hobbs, the Secretary of State.
00:38:15.220I just want to make sure people – is this move in Arizona and Maricopa County to kind of run air cover for them to kind of block and just say, oh, yeah, we're looking at the – we're going to have a review and investigation of the ballots and try to downplay your appeal?
00:38:43.500If it's a hiccup, then why do you have the former chief justice of the Arizona Supreme Court is going to have an investigation in Maricopa County?
00:38:51.440I'm confused about what's – are they just trying to use this as a misdirection play to take – make sure that in the courts you don't get a full hearing to basically –
00:39:02.620make sure that either have a new election or you're installed as the governor of Arizona?
00:39:08.900It could be the media who's been their lapdogs and done all of their work for them is saying we've got to cover something because people are calling us out.
00:40:01.520I'm going to hold off on making too much judgment on this task force.
00:40:05.580But initially, thinking that Bill Gates and his team over at the Board of Supervisors is behind this and choosing the people and choosing the investigators.
00:40:36.980They thought that me, being new to politics, that they would steal this in broad daylight, steal the vote of the people of Arizona, and I would just walk away going, it's too big of a hill to climb, of a mountain to climb.
00:41:03.060When you throw in 300,000 extra ballots and then 25,000 additional after Election Day, and when you don't do proper signature verification on hundreds of thousands of ballots, then you're taking everybody's vote.
00:41:18.020You're watering it down with invalid, illegal ballots.
00:41:21.100And they did that to the people of Arizona.
00:41:23.280And I will not walk away from this fight.
00:41:39.180He said, nope, I'm the governor of Arizona, and I'm not going to let the people of Arizona down, so we're going to fight this one to the bitter end.
00:41:46.000Kerry, how do people find you on social media and your website?
00:41:51.640They can find me at all of it, Getter, Truth, Twitter, Facebook, Kerry Lake, K-A-R-I-L-A-K-E.
00:41:58.700If you want to help on our legal fight, we are up against Mark Elias and some of the nastiest, most evil attorneys that want nothing more than to come into Arizona and force these folks who really have the cartels in mind, best interest in mind, not the people in Arizona's best interest in mind.
00:42:17.900They want to force those people on us, and they're taking money, as you know.
00:42:21.580You know how the Democrats raise money through Ukraine, and then they ship it back over here.
00:42:27.460So we could use help with our legal fund.
00:42:29.900You can go to savearizonafund.com if you want to help out.
00:42:35.880Otherwise, just your prayers are appreciated and continued support.
00:42:47.760Frank, you've been around a long time fighting this fight.
00:42:51.420Give us your assessment of what went down last night, and what can we take away positive from that to go forward, sir?
00:43:00.360A lot of things came out of it, Steve.
00:43:01.960I think the most important is the fact that you had that core, what I would call the super six, and the terrific 20, of which they were a part, that forced Kevin McCarthy to make concessions, as you've described with Mike Davis.
00:43:20.900They're important, but the thing that strikes me about them is the sorts of things that Kevin McCarthy should have offered up from the get-go.
00:43:29.400They were designed to restore a measure of representation in the House of Representatives, not just a speaker that tyrannically rules the place, to create accountability, to have a regular order of hearings in committees, making legislation, having them amending that legislation in committee and then on the floor.
00:43:54.960I mean, these are the sorts of things that were central to how the place operated until people like Paul Ryan and Nancy Pelosi took it as a personal fiefdom.
00:44:09.360And Kevin McCarthy wanted to have it run that way, too.
00:44:11.820Now, I just want to put down a marker.
00:44:14.860Unless and until this rules package is passed, we better hold the champagne.
00:44:21.760I don't know whether games are going to be played.
00:44:23.540We saw Republicans switching on that vote to adjourn, and I think there's a lot of chafing on the moderate or establishment side.
00:44:33.140So the pressure needs to stay on, and I think this is really why it's so important that the war room be engaged, continuing on this front.
00:44:45.940First time ever in the history of this country, a Speaker of the House, from the podium with the gavel, talked about we're going to investigate and thwart the rise of the Chinese Communist Party.