Episode 4175： Mainstream Fear Their Loss Of Narrative Surrounding J6
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Four years ago today, a mob of Trump supporters stormed the Capitol in an attempt to block what is usually a mundane election certification process. On January 6th, 2011, a gunman opened fire in the streets of downtown Dayton, Ohio, killing four people and injuring many more.
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I did what I have done my entire career, which is take seriously the oath that I have taken
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many times to support and defend the Constitution of the United States, which included today
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performing my constitutional duties to ensure that the people of America, the voters of
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America, will have their votes counted, that those votes matter, and that they will determine
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the outcome of an election. I do believe very strongly that America's democracy is only
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as strong as our willingness to fight for it. Every single person, their willingness to fight
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for and respect the importance of our democracy. Otherwise, it is very fragile, and it will not
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be able to withstand moments of crisis. And today, America's democracy stood.
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Vice President Harris, after the certification of the 2024 election results, pointing out
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the stark contrast between yesterday and what took place four years ago yesterday, when a mob of Trump
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supporters stormed the Capitol in an effort to block what is usually a mundane certification
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process. Take a look here. All right. January 6th is the biggest memory of Trump's first term.
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Look at this. Wow. It's just five. That is something. It's just five percent. I mean,
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most folks, simply put, were willing to dismiss it without much of an issue. And among Republicans,
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what do we see? It was just two percent. So even though you had that significant chunk of Republicans
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who said, we oppose it, even though the vast majority of Americans opposed it, the bottom line,
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when it came to November, even when it comes now, most Americans, simply put, Manu, are not thinking
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about it. I think we need to find moral clarity, you know, in this country. And I just remember
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after January 6th, you had someone like Mitch McConnell placing the blame on January 6th where
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it belonged squarely on Donald Trump's shoulders. And then you started seeing people backtrack that
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and losing their moral center. You had Condoleezza Rice, I believe, on this very show saying,
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you know, we need to move on from January 6th. I say no, you don't move on because January 6th was
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an atrocity. It was one of the worst moments in American history. And when you think about the
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worst moments in American history, you know, like World War II, things that happened, you know,
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like the Holocaust, chattel slavery, we need to never forget because past becomes prologue if you
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forget any race. And I would say one thing about the rewriting of history that's so crazy is
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this was all on video. You can see the rioters beat the police and drag people down the steps and
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use the American flag to assault people. You can hear them chant, hang Mike Pence's. So,
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you know, it's just crazy to me that the effort to rewrite the history of January 6th has been as
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successful as it has been when you do have literally so much video of exactly what happened
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that day for anybody who wants to see it to see. Yes. If you woke up on January 7th of 2021 with the
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glass still shattered on the floor of the Capitol and the smoke rising and the troops are surrounding
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the building and you had said that Donald Trump will be president in four years, nobody would have
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believed that. Anybody who says that today is not telling you the truth. We wouldn't, we weren't 100%
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sure he was going to make it out two more weeks. Broadly speaking, it turned out that his electorate
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still wanted him and that held power over the elected officials who didn't. And that's the real
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story here is that they were not, they did not find what he did on January 6th to be disqualifying.
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And therefore the Congress and the elected officials went along with it.
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John, January 7th, 2020, 21, there were certainly not a majority of Americans that would think Donald
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Trump would retake the white house, but he is about to, does that tell us that Americans as a whole
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are okay with what happened four years ago today? Uh, so number one, uh, absolutely not. I don't
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think that that tells us that the majority of Americans are okay with January 6th. What I think
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it tells us is that a lot of Americans who voted for Donald Trump, a lot of Americans who are not
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all right with January 6th do not prioritize that over some of the other things that, uh, Donald Trump
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was offering. Certainly part of his base is happy with January 6th. You can tell because, uh, Donald
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Trump has exalted, uh, the people who are convicted of crimes on January, uh, of the January 6th crimes
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as patriots, um, as people who have been, uh, treated poorly by their government rather than
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prosecuted for crimes. So, um, there's absolutely a piece of that Donald Trump base that really loves
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it, but there's also a set of voters who voted for Donald Trump who do, A, do not think that's
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appropriate, uh, but also do not prioritize injustice. This is January 6th from that day forward
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and pretending that this is no longer what today means is to put it bluntly an insult to every cop
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that was injured that day. Every terrified congressional staffer and member, every Capitol worker who had
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to clean up the feces, the Trump mob smeared on the walls and to every decent notion anyone ever had
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about this country. It's also a lie. It's a lie. Most Republicans and even some of the media want to
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tell you because it makes Republicans feel better. And apparently making Republicans feel better is
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really important since while their elected officials hit in terror with every single Democrat, the party
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itself very quickly changed their minds led by Trump and their favorite billionaire news channel,
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Rupert Murdoch's Fox. They created a new big lie that January 6th was just a normal tourist occasion
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and really not that big of a deal. Well, you know what? Sorry, but it was a big deal. It was an
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insurrection. The first violent sacking of our Capitol since the war of 1812. Trump's second impeachment
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was literally for the incitement of an insurrection. And the idea of forgetting that, of just moving on
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and pretending there's no harm, no foul and preparing to quietly reinstall the chief insurrectionist
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without comment is frankly a shameful idea. The fact that so few voters found his actions
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disqualifying the Supreme Court conservatives negation of the constitution's insurrection
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clause. So our shameless chief justice, John Roberts could clear the way for his reelection.
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All of it is, sorry, utterly shameful. Today is not a day to commemorate. Yes, we've got to do it
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because that's what some of y'all voted for or failed to vote and cleared the way for. But for God's
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sakes, let's at least have the decency and dignity to be a little embarrassed. Embarrassed for the most
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cynical of political parties, for their supposed dear leader, for his billionaire bosses who paid to
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reinstall him. And for anyone who dismissed January 6th, 2021 as not a deal breaker for the man for
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whom the violence occurred to be president again, you do realize the rest of the world can see us,
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right? And 14 days from today, you will hear many soberly and reverently laud the peaceful transfer
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of power. Well, I hate to be the fly at the picnic table, but you can't peacefully transfer power to an
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insurrectionist simply because it took them an extra four years to finish the job. This was a
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violent transfer of power. The most violent in U.S. history, if we're being honest. Take a look here.
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All right. January 6th is the biggest memory of Trump's first term. Look at this. Wow. That is
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that is something. It's just five percent. I mean, most folks simply put were willing to dismiss it
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without much of an issue. And among Republicans, what do we see? It was just two percent. So even
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though you had that significant chunk of Republicans who said we oppose it, even though the vast majority
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of Americans opposed it, the bottom line, when it came to November, even when it comes now,
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most Americans simply put, Manu, are not thinking about it.
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This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies because we're going medieval on
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these people. I got a free shot. All these networks lying about the people, the people had a belly
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full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you try to do everything in the world to stop
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that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen. And where do people like that go to share
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the big line? Mega media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
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Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country,
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Tuesday, 7 January in the year of our Lord, 2025. Think about where we were four years ago
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this morning. I think where we are today. That accomplishment is because of two reasons.
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The moral courage of President Donald J. Trump to return to the field of combat. And in this audience,
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having the absolute complete confidence in their judgment and having President Trump's back in
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those darkest days of January, February, March, April, May of 2021, when Rupert Murdoch sent out
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a memo, an email to his team, they're going to make Trump a non-person. The entire political apparatus,
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the entire corporate apparatus, the media apparatus, the big tech, all of it. All of the institutions of
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the most powerful nation on earth. Contemplate that for a second. All of the institutions in unanimous
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and total unanimity on one thing, that Donald Trump was the enemy of this country. And most
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importantly, his followers were insurrectionist. Everything they did to you, everything they did
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to him, you weren't pervious to it. Last night was absolutely an eye-opener that the mainstream media
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will not give this up. And they are stunned and shocked that their propaganda over the last four
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years is meaningless. We have many, many, many more battles before us. And in fact, I'm quite concerned
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that people are not taking seriously, or seriously enough, the battles we have ahead of us.
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They are out. Don't believe, don't think for a second that they have dropped their principal
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angle of attack was to destroy Trump. And by destroying Trump, destroy the movement around
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Trump. Because now they understand this movement is incredibly powerful. And growing in power every
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day. And growing in scale every day. And bringing in new adherence every day. It's only going to get
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bigger and bigger and bigger. And this movement is going to reorder the political and economic
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structure of this nation. And therefore, in doing it, the world. To bring peace and prosperity. To stop
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the forever wars. And to stop the mindset of the invade everywhere, invite everyone. Globalist elite
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to run this country. Just always remember, four years ago this morning, remember that. It's more
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important than four years ago tomorrow morning, because the incident had not happened yet. Mike
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Pence had not portrayed us that. When we left the show at noon, it had not happened. We pulled yesterday
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the live broadcast at five o'clock, but it was still going on. We had Ben Berkwam on the scene.
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It was the day, the morning after. The morning after the work really started. You could have gone
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into, and let's be blunt. A large portion of your, I shouldn't say a large portion, but a portion of
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your compadres ran. Curled up in the fetal position. Now we got many more adherents at the same time.
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People who wanted to fight. That's what was important, is the people that wanted to fight.
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And we still got a fight. We got a bigger fight now. Because now we are just about to grasp
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in seizing the institutions and grabbing the levers of power, it's not going to be
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that easy. It's not going to be that simple. You're already seeing
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the huge fight we're having. That someone has gotten into. And talk about the scale before we get to
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the two bills versus one. Lead story on the Hill newspaper. The Hill newspaper is not Breitbart.
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It's not Gateway Pundit. It's not the War Room. It's the Hill. It's now the people that have the
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one nation or have the new network. The Tribune people. Own this.
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What's the lead story on the Hill this morning?
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People in the Senate are concerned about an investigation that has to take place
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on who knew what went about Biden and the deterioration of Biden and Biden not really
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running this administration for the last couple of years. Well, it's far deeper than that.
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The investigation into the steal of 2020. The investigation to the Fed's direction of January 6th.
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The investigation, the deep investigation into Joe Biden, this illegitimate regime.
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Remember, at high noon on the 20th of January 2021, I referred to it as an illegitimate regime.
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And I said, we're going to pound that until it's into the American psyche. It's into the
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American psyche and it's seeped into the United States Senate. They're worried.
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The biggest crime among many crimes of this administrative state, this deep state to destroy
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this constitutional republic. And the only thing that stopped them was the moral courage
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and the bravery, the physical bravery of one man, Donald J. Trump, and a group of followers
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that said, fix bayonets. We are not, we're not going to back down. We're going to double down.
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We're not going to surrender. We're going to go to victory. We're not going to retreat. We're going
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to advance. Matt Boyle, one of the great fighters next in the war room.
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Matt Boyle joins us now. Matt, they were in total and complete meltdown yesterday.
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And one of the things they're most, we've destroyed them. They're in their head. They can't believe with
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all the power and all the media and CBS and NBC and the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal and
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all of it. That it was the War Room and Breitbart and a handful of sites that changed the narrative
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about J6 and got to the truth. The American people saw that too. I can play that thing of Harry Enten,
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who I think is a very good pollster, showing the guy in the morning show, only 5% of the people who
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were thinking, you know, related to Trump. And he gasped. They can't believe it. They choke on it.
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Walk me through where we are, brother. Yeah, look, I think that the establishment media,
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this whole J6 thing is a really good example of this. It's probably the best example we've seen in
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the last several years, where the establishment media gets so glommed onto one thing and they're
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just convinced they're right. And the average person out there around the country is just not
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paying attention to it or doesn't care about it or doesn't have the concerns that they do.
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They're so on a touch, these establishment media people. And again, you saw it yesterday.
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People didn't care about this in this election. And not just all those media outlets you just named.
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I mean, they literally hired at the J6 committee, Nancy Pelosi brought in the head of ABC News,
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right, like to run the thing and do it as a primetime production. And nobody cared, right? Like,
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it's like, you know, at a certain point, it's like these folks are totally focused on the wrong
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stuff. And frankly, this is what's given an opening to people like us at Breitbart, like you guys at
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the Worm and other, you know, I hate to even call us like the conservative media at this point. We're
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just like that. We're the mainstream media, right? Like we're stepping up and covering the things
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that people care about and talking about the issues that people care about and stepping into
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the void that they're leaving behind, right? Like, you know, you want to know why there's major
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problems across the entire establishment legacy media, if you will? Why are people leaving the
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Washington Post? Why are people, you know, it's like watching Sports Free Agency or something,
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right? We're watching the baseball offseason right now, right? Like, and all these players
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are moving from team to team. That's the same thing happening across the establishment media.
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But why is this happening, right? Why are they all in shambles right now? It's because they're
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all focused on the wrong stuff, right? And that's why what we're gonna do at Breitbart as we head
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into the new administration here with the Trump round two is we're just doubling down with what
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we have, right? Like we're making some internal promotions and we're bringing, you know, folks
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to Washington, some of them back to Washington to really double down on it and to just go after
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the stories that everybody else in the establishment media is missing. It's so sad because as a
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journalist, I don't know if somebody believes in journalism, I want journalism to succeed. But the
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fact is, is that I watch and it would be super easy to fix these places, right? Like the Washington
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Post, the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, right? Like, you know, all these places could be
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fixed in a heartbeat if they just made a couple of minor structural changes and focus changes.
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But they're not interested in that because they're interested in the preservation of the
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globalist establishment and not holding these powerful forces accountable. And by the way,
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I would argue we're winning this war. Look at what just happened today with Meta and Facebook,
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Mark Zuckerberg coming out and literally ending the fact check thing. Now, look, I don't think it's
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over yet. We're not done yet, but we're winning.
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No, no, no. That's just a surrender. I put it up on Getter. By the way, Mike Allen in Axios has a
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magnificent piece of Matt Boyle, great photo of Matt and the president in an interview about
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Breitbart and their new expansion into a coverage of Matt's going to return to the Capitol.
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Other things are going to happen inside of Breitbart, have even more coverage of Trump up close and
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personal, the administration. But the problem you've got, you've got the billionaire owners,
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the Murdochs, the Bezos. These are tools, whether it's the Wall Street Journal or Fox News or it's
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the Washington Post, right, or the New York Times. These billionaire families, it's their point of
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view. It's the neoliberal, neocon, established order perspective. That's a, yeah, you can make some
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structural changes, but as long as you've got that mentality and it flows through, like the editorial
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page of the Wall Street Journal is one of the most embarrassing, you would think they would get rid
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of people after they've been dead wrong about everything since, I don't know, let me pick a
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random date, 2015, 2014, maybe 2012, and they were all, remember, they were all there. They're all
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skipping around for Romney. Romney and Paul Ryan are going to win. They're dead wrong on everything,
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dead wrong. They're supposed to be capitalists, and capitalism, if you fail, you get the boot,
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It goes back even further than that, Steve. It goes back to the Bushes, right? The Bush
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one, Bush 41, and then Clinton, and then Bush 43, and then Obama, and it's this globalist
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experiment that we saw. I mean, Clinton did NAFTA, right? That was a huge part of the mistakes
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of Washington, right? And then obviously you had both Bushes doing all these wars and adventurism
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in the Middle East, and then Obama with the, you know, the full-blown globalists, you know,
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pushing, you know, the takeover, the, you know, what they did with this in the response to the
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financial crisis in 2008 and the auto bailout and all this stuff. The fact is, is that the total
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political, this is a total rejection of the, complete and total rejection by the American people of the
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political class in its entirety. And, and, and so again, the, the, the fact is, is that something's
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going to change. There needs to be some real serious change. These people, they've learned
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nothing, right? Like, they're not going to change. They're not going to. Yeah. They've learned
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nothing. They're like the bourbons. They're like the, they're like the, I think it was Voltaire said
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about the bourbons before the, the French Revolution. They've learned nothing and they've forgotten
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nothing. Just hang on for one second. I want to bring Jason Turner. My, my favorite, the favorite
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paper of the war room is the Financial Times of London. Jillian Tett is their, one of their senior
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editors in charge of capital markets. She wrote a magnificent piece. Talk about people, a learning
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organization. She wrote a magnificent piece over the weekend on Peter Navarro in Meganomics. Jason,
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you've had a chance to take a look at it. I know you're, you've been at the very forefront,
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you and Scott Besson, EJ and Tony, Peter Navarro, others, and kind of rethinking
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through the economics of what Trump's populist nationalist movement is. Give me your assessment
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of this article. What can people glean from it? Well, I think people can glean from it. The idea
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that China joining the WTO was, wound up being a massive wealth transfer from the American middle
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class to the Chinese middle class. And of course, everyone in the U.S. Chamber of Commerce loved it
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because it meant more profits for them. But we largely kneecapped the working class in the United
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States. And that was seen as a very heterodox view before President Trump came along, but is
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increasingly being seen as a more mainstream consensus view now. There are very few things
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Democrats and Republicans can agree upon right now. But I would say one of the things they can agree
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upon is that China is seen as, at best, an economic rival and at worst, an enemy. And I think we have to
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focus more on the true concepts of free trade or reciprocity of trade. If you really had free trade,
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these trade agreements, these multilateral trade agreements, would not be thousands of pages long.
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They'd be a half a page long and say, you know, there are no tariffs between any of us. But that's
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not the case. There are always carve outs. There are always political exceptions. And that's why this
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generally tends to favor rent seekers that have deep pockets. It doesn't particularly favor the working
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class men and women of this country. Are you pretty shocked that Jillian, who's a renowned and kind of
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revered figure over at the FT, that she wrote an article that gives accessibility? If you read the
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comments on the website, it blows me away. Are people saying it's the first time I've really had
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an explanation from a major journal of what Meganomics is? And it doesn't sound that radical.
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They may not agree with it, but it doesn't sound that radical. Does it shock you that our beloved
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Financial Times is finally waking up? I have to tell you, it surprises me because I have a subscription
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to the Financial Times. And if you read the paper on a regular basis, there's very few things that they
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agree with with regard to the Trump administration. It's a very globalist newspaper that's very much
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focused on the post-war international rules-based order. And anything that would question that is
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seen as, you know, somewhat retrograde, right? So I am somewhat surprised that it does, as we were
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talking, as you were talking about before, you know, perhaps unlike the Bourbons, there are some people
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at the FT that are actually starting to learn something and understanding what, why there's such
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political angst, not just in the United States, but around the world, that people enjoy being part of
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a sovereign nation. They don't want to be part of one, one globalist way of organizing things. So
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I have to say, I am surprised. I don't know Ms. Tett very, very well, but she's, you know,
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generally speaking, a very thoughtful person, but I'm happy to see it even in an unlikely, an unlikely source.
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No, it's a major, it's really a seminal moment in our movement. Peter Navarro,
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really an incredible story about him, about his career, about his thinking from Harvard,
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and the really the underlying economics of the MAGA movement and President Trump's populist
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nationalism. It's quite, it had done in a very even-handed way, critical where it should be,
00:26:52.740
but really talks about the collapse of kind of the David Ricardos from the, what, the 18th century,
00:26:58.600
he's thinking from the 18th century. So a seminal moment. Jason, where do people get you,
00:27:03.480
while we have time to get you, where do people go to get your common man, your common man,
00:27:12.340
Common man CPI, so they could go to www.strategusrp.com or at Jason Trenert underscore on X.
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Trenert, one of the architects, Scott Besson, Peter Navarro, Jason Trenert, E.J. Antone,
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Steve Cortez, who else? Oh, Dave Brat, the Dave Brat.
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The collection of thinkers around the worm last couple of years, huge article in the Financial
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Times of London, a seminal moment. The, not embrace of magnanimics, but at least let's study it,
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think about it, see what President Trump's really talking about on trade and tariffs.
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Can't have an omnibus. Can't have a summer omnibus. We'll be so bled out. We will be bled
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The guilt. Yes, you are. I don't think the bond market thinks that inflation's finished. Although
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these videos up, which, man, I absolutely love you. I don't know if you're in the coffee room over
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there. These are impromptu, but they're so powerful. The one yesterday blew me away. You now have
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evidence about Fannie Willis and Nancy Pelosi colluding together on this criminal, this vast
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criminal conspiracy against President Trump and other J6ers. Judicial Watch is the go-to. It's the
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people's justice department, sir. What do you got for us? You know, pretty simple request. We asked for
00:31:52.340
records about her communications with the January 6th committee, the Pelosi operation there,
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Jack Smith, Justice Department. And I think they told us one, two, three, four times they had no
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documents. We said, well, hold on a second. There's at least one letter, Jordan released, showing that
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Fannie herself wrote a letter to Benny Thompson, I think.
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And so we sued. And they didn't even bother to show up in court and answer a lawsuit. They went
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into default, which, you know, you don't have to be a lawyer to understand. If you don't show up in
00:32:26.980
court and you're a government agency, that's kind of a big deal. And the court said, you not only need
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to show up, you need to give Judicial Watch the document, search for records. And lo and behold,
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they found a bunch of records and they don't want to give them to us. So now we've got proof positive.
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There's a series of records, communications between the January 6th committee and the so-called
00:32:49.580
independent investigation in Fulton County to target Trump on January 6th. Of course, that was
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what over what he was indicted for was his activities related to trying to defend free and fair elections
00:33:03.000
and dispute the Biden election victory, to use it, use the term in quotes. And so we caught her.
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She finally had to fess up to having documents. And just last night, the court told her she has to
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give us her office has to give us $20,000 in attorney's fees for what she did here. So we're not even
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we're still in the middle of the battle of getting the darn documents. But we fester forced her to fess
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up that she had to begin with after her telling us, and frankly, the court repeatedly, there was no there there.
00:33:40.720
Tom, we keep talking about this. There's got to be an investigation totally open about the 2020 election,
00:33:46.080
the whole Fed's election on J6. And now the Hills lead story about the Senate, about now they're starting to ask
00:33:53.400
a question amongst each other, like how do we investigate Biden not even being on the job for
00:33:57.960
the last two years? Right. And that's their admission, not not ours, their admission. What's
00:34:02.940
judicial watch since you guys really kind of always keep the big picture and drill down and get the
00:34:07.700
receipts? What is your recommendation to both the Trump Justice Department going forward and also the
00:34:14.340
investigative apparatus and particularly in the Hill going forward to make sure the American people
00:34:20.020
understand exactly what went on here, sir? Well, if I were President Trump, I would appoint a special
00:34:27.340
counsel directly. I wouldn't allow the Justice Department to do the investigation, wouldn't allow
00:34:31.980
the FBI to do the investigation. They have to be the subjects of the investigation. And the president
00:34:37.740
has the power to appoint special prosecutors directly out of the White House. And that's how any
00:34:42.880
criminal investigation into what went on here should be done. Certainly, Congress has an interest in
00:34:48.760
understanding how it is our government was run for four years by an oligarchy, where a president is
00:34:55.540
now been confirmed six ways to Sunday, was mentally out to lunch. Of course, he was also compromised by
00:35:01.780
his China and Russia money, which led, in my view, to the invasion of Ukraine and Russia and Chinese
00:35:08.160
adventurism and attacks on American sovereignty. All that ought to be part of the investigations as well.
00:35:14.680
You know, the challenge for Congress, even if they wanted to do the right thing and had the
00:35:18.700
capacities, is that, you know, with the corruption here in D.C., there are a thousand fires on the
00:35:24.300
horizon. And where do you send your resources to to uncover, combat, and make sure they don't spread
00:35:30.020
further? And that should be the only question, is not what they investigate, is how much they
00:35:35.780
investigate, because there's just so much to be done. And of course, we've got our independent FOIA
00:35:41.000
cases, right? Or our lawsuit, we just filed, you know, we filed a lawsuit for Ashley Mabbitt, for
00:35:45.620
instance. I mean, her her killing. It's Congress to ask any questions about her killing by D.C.,
00:36:00.540
Tom, the reason that Judicial Watch is revered and you're beloved in this movement is that you guys
00:36:06.600
have an amazing track record. I've known you now, I think, for 10, 12 years of under-promising and
00:36:11.840
over-performing. I just want to repeat, Tom Fenton is advising President Trump that he should
00:36:17.680
immediately install a special counsel, a special prosecutor, independent from the Justice Department,
00:36:24.560
to go through all of it and to staff it up however he's got to staff it up, but to go through.
00:36:29.700
And when you do special counsel, special prosecutors, these are criminal investigations.
00:36:34.120
I just want to make sure I'm clear. That is what you're recommending to President Trump?
00:36:38.920
That's right. And, you know, I'll leave it to the lawyers to figure out how that process would work
00:36:43.780
and how grand juries could be impaneled and how they could partner with U.S. attorneys and such.
00:36:49.700
But there's got to be a separation between the Justice Department. It's, and I don't,
00:36:54.960
this isn't on a diss on Pam Bondi or Kash Patel, God help us, that's for sure.
00:36:59.600
This is a recognition the agencies are compromised and they will spend half their time fighting the
00:37:07.700
tens of thousands of James Comeys and Andrew McCabe's and Peter Strzok's and Lisa Page's who
00:37:14.300
will be there for, for a good period of time, opposing everything they do. This is why, you know,
00:37:21.260
I always go back to the, um, remember the movie of Kevin Costner, uh, battling the mobster in Chicago.
00:37:36.260
I remember the jury was compromised at the end of the movie.
00:37:40.780
And what did the judge do? He said, you know what? Bring in the jury from the next courtroom.
00:37:45.500
I guess the FBI and DOJ's compromise is to bring a new set of investigators completely untouched by that operation.
00:37:58.320
Sean Connery's word of advice to young Kevin Costner playing.
00:38:02.840
They're right now working on a report at the Justice Department to smear Trump through this Jack Smith operation.
00:38:08.700
They just, uh, they, Trump, uh, Trump last night moved to, to, to, to hold the report until they take over,
00:38:17.300
which is the thing to do. Jack Smith's a criminal.
00:38:19.080
Uh, Sean Connery's advice to the young Elliot Ness played by Kevin Costner is that when they bring a knife,
00:38:26.060
you bring a gun, right? That's what has to happen here.
00:38:28.900
Tom, uh, where, where do people go to find out more about Judicial Watch?
00:38:33.120
One of the great institutions have been created on the right.
00:38:36.820
Um, where do they go to track you on social media, sir?
00:38:43.460
We're also on Facebook, which is, I guess, a, a new free land under the Zuckerberg, uh, regime.
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I got a great new book out, Your Rights and Freedoms in Peril.
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Uh, if they want to know what Trump should be doing and what the crisis is that has to be confronted by this new administration,
00:39:15.160
Thank you very much for joining us this morning.
00:39:19.860
So, Boyle, when Tom Fitton's calling for a special prosecutor,
00:39:28.980
Tom Fitton's a revered guy in President Trump's inner circle.
00:39:32.200
Tom Fitton doesn't say a lot, but when he says something, people pay, pays attention.
00:39:42.940
I think the president has to run this out of the White House, right?
00:39:46.780
Like, and so, um, that, that being said, and I agree with him a hundred percent too.
00:39:53.900
I've known her for a decade, known Cash for even longer.
00:39:57.240
Like, I think the world, the world of both of them, um, the, the, the fact is, is that,
00:40:02.480
um, the, uh, you know, I, I do think this has to come out of the White House because
00:40:09.700
Like it's so, there's so many facets to all of this, right?
00:40:12.900
There's the president, uh, the, the current outgoing president of the United States, or
00:40:17.240
so they say, uh, that, that has, you know, not really been in command of things.
00:40:23.100
I mean, this is unchartered waters, by the way, in and of itself, right?
00:40:26.320
Like we've never had a president that is so gone as Biden is, but also so corrupt, right?
00:40:32.800
Like, I mean, the stuff, the, all the foreign money and all this kind of stuff.
00:40:36.220
Uh, but then in addition to all of that, all of these deep state agencies and departments
00:40:40.660
and so on and so forth, I mean, this needs to come from the White House.
00:40:45.700
I hope that President Trump sees that and is listening.
00:40:48.900
Um, uh, next time I talk to him, if I do, uh, soon, which I hope I will, uh, I will
00:40:56.580
Uh, I hope that, uh, uh, that President Trump takes the actions from the White House.
00:41:03.000
I want to make, I want to make sure it's very important because the media follows this
00:41:07.740
I want to make sure that we're, we're right on our nomenclature.
00:41:10.440
And ladies and gentlemen, this is why what Tom Fitton just recommended is so important.
00:41:14.980
Remember, they had talked about when Gates is going to be attorney general.
00:41:17.480
They also talked about maybe a special prosecutor appointed by the, uh, by the, uh, uh, uh, attorney
00:41:22.800
general or working over there, Pam Bondi and cash in their jobs as D head of DOJ with all
00:41:29.920
the cleanup they got to do that rat's nest Pam Bondi.
00:41:32.360
And you've seen the team around her with Todd and, and, uh, Emil and all that you've got
00:41:40.300
What Tom Fitton is calling for and what Matt Bowles recommending also is that a special
00:41:45.740
prosecutor be appointed, I guess, by the president, right?
00:41:50.520
Cause this gets back to that unified theory of the executive.
00:41:55.240
He's also the chief magistrate and their nose is going to have to be rubbed in this
00:41:59.420
that by the constitution, he's the chief law enforcement officer of the country.
00:42:08.800
Yeah, look, I think that, I don't know if you call it a special counsel or whatever
00:42:12.340
the terminology is, but it's somebody that directly reports to the president, uh, that
00:42:17.060
has broad investigative authority, subpoena power, uh, law enforcement powers, et cetera.
00:42:22.860
Uh, uh, you know, and again is run directly out of the white house that could dig into basically
00:42:29.700
Like, I mean the whole thing, the whole swamp, right?
00:42:39.940
And I agree with the thing that Tom said there that, uh, that really stuck with me is, is
00:42:44.260
that it's just like how much and where do you focus and how many fires do you go after?
00:42:48.340
I mean, from, you know, covering this stuff for the better part of the last 15 years.
00:42:52.060
I mean, I can tell you there's a million different ways you can go at any given moment.
00:42:56.940
And so you need somebody that has broad authority, broad powers, uh, to be able to accomplish
00:43:02.400
A special prosecutor, somebody that, uh, that has subpoena power can impanel a grand jury.
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Matt, tell us about – you've got a few upgrades you're doing at Breitbart.
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Before you bounce, tell us what you guys are doing.
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Yeah, so we're making an intense focus on coverage of this new administration, and we're going to step into the void that the establishment media is leaving open for us again.
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The first big thing is that we've named Nick Gilbertson, one of our top political reporters here at Breitbart, is going to be our new White House correspondent.
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The second big thing is that Bradley Jay, who's been a reporter for us for the last couple years and worked for a number of different top conservatives on Capitol Hill before that in the House and in the Senate,
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he got his start actually working under Stephen Miller, who is going to be, obviously, top immigration aide to President Trump in the White House.
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But Bradley Jay worked for him in the Senate, in Jeff Sessions' office, back in the very early days of this immigration battle that we've seen in the aftermath of the 2012 election.
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But Bradley's going to be our deputy politics editor and going to work with me on working with a lot of our reporters.
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We've named Olivia Rondo, who's covered breaking news, general breaking news for us, to be a new political reporter, so she's going to work with us on Capitol Hill.
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And then both me and Christina Wong, who's our Pentagon correspondent, are going to be back in D.C., so I'm going back part-time.
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I've been in Florida for the last four years, riding out the Biden presidency, but we're going to be back up there quite a bit.
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We're going to take this swamp by force here, right?
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Brother, where do people go to get you at Breitbart?
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I'm on X, Twitter, at mboil1, and we're at TrueSocial.
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I think one of the last moves I made at Breitbart was to get Matt Boyle off social media, so make sure you see him back on there.
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Look forward to seeing you back up in the Imperial Capitol.
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Eric Prince, you're one of the best geostrategic thinkers in the world.
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We have two carrier battle groups in the Red Sea defending the sea lanes for the Suez Canal so that the European elites can have their trade.
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You've got American young men and women out there.
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They shot down, correct me if I'm wrong, or they purportedly shot down, or we shot down our own F-18.
00:48:12.880
Did Joe Biden just release from Gitmo a dozen or 20 Houthis to go back to Yemen?
00:48:19.080
Did I read that correctly, or is that some parody account, sir?
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No, I'm afraid that's not a parody account, Steve.
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Indeed, they did release a number of Yemenis, supposedly to custody in Oman.
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But, you know, there's plenty of close relationship there.
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So I would not be surprised if they're fully released back into general circulation where they can continue their malevolent behavior.
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I don't even understand what the administration is thinking.
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Yes, just as recently as less than two weeks ago, the Navy, U.S. Navy, shot down one of its F-18s while it was on final flying back into to land on a U.S. aircraft carrier.
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Almost shot down a second one were it not for the invasive maneuvers of the pilot.
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Eric, Eric, Eric, Eric, haven't been on a destroyer around a carrier battle group in the North Arabian Sea and the Persian Gulf?
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I don't buy—it almost boggles the imagination that a fire control solution could come up on an F-18 with everything that we have sophisticated.
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I think the Hootie shot—I think they shot it down and were just afraid to admit it.
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I just can't imagine—all the checks and double checks, how could you shoot it down on final, sir?
00:49:46.600
Not only did they shoot—it was the Gettysburg, the cruiser Gettysburg that fired multiple missiles.
00:49:53.840
And the even more ridiculous thing is that they shot missiles again, having shot down the first F-18.
00:50:04.220
I saw the text messages of both the Dash-2 and Dash-1, the guys that got shot down.
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The guys in Dash-1 punched out just before they were hit by the missile.
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The second guys went to burner, went down really on the deck, and managed to avoid the incoming.
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The U.S. Navy has shot down its own aircraft while they were on final.
00:50:29.900
Now, it's not even—Steve, it's not like they were out 30, 50 miles from the carrier where they could have gotten mixed up with some incoming missile.
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They were on final approach to the aircraft carrier, and a ship—our ship—shot it down.
00:50:43.180
If you know the checks that you have to go through, I mean, this just shows you the seaworthiness and the lack of just basic fundamental combat information, fire control.
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I still—I'd have to sit through the Board of Inquiry.
00:51:04.800
But before we start, Eric, I've got so much more to go through with you now that I've got you.
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The Biden regime—this is why Tom Fenton's right.
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It's got to be a special counsel, special prosecutor.
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They will assist, but they can't be burdened with this.
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They released Yemenis back into that region where we got two carrier battle groups of—I don't know.
00:51:47.600
When you add them up, you got two carrier battle groups.
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It's shocking, not even including the fast-attack submarines and direct support.
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If you don't call a congressional hearing on that immediately and try to stop it,
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