Bannon's War Room - January 11, 2025


Episode 4186: Weakness On The Supreme Court


Episode Stats

Length

55 minutes

Words per Minute

160.47217

Word Count

8,936

Sentence Count

589

Misogynist Sentences

8

Hate Speech Sentences

20


Summary

Learn English with Ronald Reagan. In this episode, President Reagan talks about his experience with the Watergate scandal and how it affected his presidential campaign. He also talks about the charges against him and why he thinks they should never have been brought.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 This has been a very terrible experience. I think it's been a tremendous setback for New York and
00:00:06.020 the New York court system. This was a case that Alvin Bragg did not want to bring. He thought it
00:00:14.580 was, from what I read and from what I hear, inappropriately handled before he got there.
00:00:22.960 A gentleman from a law firm came in and acted as a district attorney. And that gentleman,
00:00:31.240 from what I heard, was a criminal or almost criminal in what he did.
00:00:37.220 It was very inappropriate. It was somebody involved with my political opponent. Part of
00:00:44.540 the records that we're talking about, they're saying, I just noticed where he said I was
00:00:50.040 falsifying business records. Well, the falsification of business records, as they say, it was calling
00:00:56.880 a legal expense in the books where everybody could see them, a legal expense. In other words,
00:01:01.720 that legal fees or legal expense were put down as legal expense by accountants. They weren't put
00:01:07.980 down by me. They were put down by accountants. I didn't call them construction, concrete work. I
00:01:13.500 didn't call them electrical work. I didn't call them a, they called a legal fee or legal expense,
00:01:18.720 a legal expense. And for this, I got indicted. It's incredible, actually. Now, if you look,
00:01:26.460 my attorney alluded to it, the top legal scholars and legal pundits in this country, the ones that
00:01:35.440 are quoted all the time on television that are making their views felt and highly respected people
00:01:41.700 have said, everyone, virtually everyone that I know of, I haven't seen any to the contrary. Not one
00:01:49.500 and none of these people are not exactly friends of mine, to put it mildly. But they all said this
00:01:55.480 is a case that should have never been brought. It's an injustice of justice. Very respected Jonathan
00:02:03.400 Turley, Andy McCarthy, Judge David Rifkin, a wonderful man who just passed away, by the way.
00:02:12.340 Greg Jarrett, Ellie Honig from CNN, of all places. CNN said that Paul Ingrassia, Alan Dershowitz,
00:02:23.140 they all said this is not a case that should be brought. It's not, think about it. Legal expenses
00:02:28.260 are down as legal expenses and, and I get indicted for business records. Everybody should be so
00:02:33.820 accurate. It's been a political witch hunt. It was done to damage my reputation so that I'd lose the
00:02:41.940 election. And obviously that didn't work. And the people of our country got to see this firsthand
00:02:46.880 because they watched the case in your courtroom. They got to see this firsthand and then they voted
00:02:51.720 and I won and got the largest number of votes by far of any Republican candidate in history.
00:02:59.060 And won, as you know, all seven swing states. Won conclusively all seven swing states. And won
00:03:07.200 the popularity, the popular vote by millions and millions of votes. And they've been watching your
00:03:13.280 trial. So they understood it. I wasn't allowed to use the lawyer client privilege or the reliance on
00:03:21.180 council. I had a lawyer that made this deal and he admitted that. And he was also a totally
00:03:27.280 discredited person. We weren't allowed to use the information from the Southern District that totally
00:03:32.160 discredited him. It wasn't allowed to be put in. And that was terrible, unbelievable. And this is a man
00:03:39.560 who's got no standing. He's been disbarred on other matters, unrelated. And he was allowed to talk as
00:03:50.000 though he were George Washington. But he's not George Washington. He shouldn't have been allowed.
00:03:55.100 The Southern District did a book of approximately 28 pages where they I've never seen anything like
00:04:02.280 it. They excoriated him. You wouldn't let it be put into evidence. So he was able to testify
00:04:07.660 as a witness. And I think it's a disgrace to the system. I was under a gag order. I'm the first
00:04:14.100 president in history that was under a gag order where I couldn't talk about aspects of the case that are
00:04:18.840 very important. I guess I'm still under. So probably I won't do it now. I assume I'm still
00:04:23.880 under a gag order. But the fact is that I'm totally innocent. I did nothing wrong. They talk about
00:04:32.660 business records and the business records were extremely accurately counted. I had nothing to
00:04:38.120 do with them. Any of that was done by an accountant or a bookkeeper who I think gave very credible
00:04:43.380 testimony and was corroborated by everybody that was asked. And with all that's happening in our
00:04:51.720 country today, with a city that's burning to the ground, one of our largest, most important cities
00:04:57.280 burning to the ground with wars that are uncontrollably going on, with all of the problems of
00:05:03.560 inflation and attacks on countries and all of the horrible things that are going on, I got indicted
00:05:12.040 over calling a legal expense a legal expense. It was called a legal expense. I just want to say I
00:05:18.960 think it's an embarrassment to New York. And New York has a lot of problems. But this is a great
00:05:23.920 embarrassment. I believe that this and other cases that were brought, as you know, the DOJ is very much
00:05:30.660 involved in this case. It's because that's the political opponent they're talking about.
00:05:35.980 The DOJ is very involved. You have a gentleman sitting right there from the DOJ who was from the
00:05:41.520 DOJ's office. He was also involved with the New York State Attorney General's case.
00:05:46.060 And he went from there to here. He went around and did what he had to do. He got them to move on me.
00:05:52.200 But in the meantime, I won the election and a massive landslide. And the people of this country
00:05:57.940 understand what's gone on. This has been a weaponization of government. They call it lawfare.
00:06:02.960 Never happened to any extent like this, but never happened in our country before.
00:06:08.000 And I'd just like to explain that I was treated very, very unfairly. And I thank you very much.
00:06:14.420 Thank you, Mr. Trump.
00:06:18.560 Mr. Trump, you appear before this court today
00:06:20.940 to conclude this criminal proceeding by the imposition of sentence.
00:06:27.120 Although I have taken the unusual step of informing you in advance of my inclinations,
00:06:32.800 before imposing sentence, I believe it is important for you,
00:06:36.520 as well as those observing these proceedings, to understand my reasoning for the sentence
00:06:41.020 I am about to impose.
00:06:42.900 The imposition of sentence is one of the most difficult
00:06:47.880 and significant decisions that any criminal court judge is called upon to make.
00:06:55.560 Our legislature sets the parameters for an authorized sentence,
00:06:59.860 but it is a judge that must decide what constitutes a just conclusion
00:07:04.100 to a verdict of guilty.
00:07:07.500 The court is vested with broad discretion in determining what sources
00:07:11.260 or evidence may consider to arrive at an appropriate sentence.
00:07:16.840 In doing so, the court must consider the facts of the case,
00:07:21.420 along with any aggravating or mitigating circumstances.
00:07:28.000 In my time on the bench, I've been called upon to grapple
00:07:30.760 with this weighty responsibility for countless defendants
00:07:34.300 who have been found guilty after trial for an assortment of offenses,
00:07:38.480 ranging from non-violent, classy felonies
00:07:42.040 to the most heinous of crimes including homicides,
00:07:46.480 sex trafficking, and child sexual abuse.
00:07:50.640 The task is always difficult and deserving of careful consideration,
00:07:55.700 whether the sentence be an unconditional discharge
00:07:58.500 or incarceration of 25 years to life.
00:08:01.580 However, never before has this court been presented
00:08:06.740 with such a unique and remarkable set of circumstances.
00:08:11.100 Indeed, it can be viewed fairly
00:08:13.560 that this has been a truly extraordinary case.
00:08:18.360 There was unprecedented media attention,
00:08:21.500 public interest, and heightened security involving various agencies.
00:08:25.560 And yet, the trial was a bit of a paradox
00:08:29.720 because once the courtroom doors were closed,
00:08:32.840 the trial itself was no more special, unique, or extraordinary
00:08:37.800 than the other 32 criminal trials that took place in this courthouse
00:08:41.320 at the same exact time.
00:08:45.180 Jury selection was conducted.
00:08:47.760 The same rules of evidence were followed.
00:08:50.840 Opening statements were made.
00:08:52.160 Witnesses called and cross-examined.
00:08:56.180 Evidence presented.
00:08:57.280 Summations delivered.
00:08:59.100 The same burden of proof was applied
00:09:00.780 and a jury made up of ordinary citizens
00:09:03.000 delivered a verdict.
00:09:05.700 And it was all conducted pursuant to the rules of procedure
00:09:08.840 and guided by the law.
00:09:12.320 Of course,
00:09:13.500 part of what made it feel somewhat ordinary
00:09:16.500 was the outstanding work,
00:09:18.900 preparation,
00:09:20.640 and professionalism of the clerks,
00:09:23.180 court officers,
00:09:24.800 court reporters,
00:09:26.440 security personnel,
00:09:27.780 and the entire staff of this building
00:09:29.940 who did their jobs
00:09:31.000 as they would with any other criminal trial.
00:09:36.340 So while one can argue
00:09:37.740 that the trial itself
00:09:38.640 was in many respects somewhat ordinary,
00:09:41.760 the same cannot be said
00:09:43.220 about the circumstances surrounding this sentencing.
00:09:45.500 And that is because of the office
00:09:48.060 you once occupied
00:09:49.200 and which you will soon occupy again.
00:09:53.640 To be sure,
00:09:55.580 it is the legal protections
00:09:56.740 afforded to the office
00:09:58.300 of the President of the United States
00:10:00.340 that are extraordinary.
00:10:03.280 Not the occupant of the office.
00:10:06.520 The legal protections,
00:10:08.560 especially within the context
00:10:10.200 of a criminal prosecution,
00:10:12.260 afforded to the office of the President
00:10:13.980 have been laid out by our founders,
00:10:16.600 the Constitution,
00:10:18.440 and most recently interpreted
00:10:19.700 by the United States Supreme Court
00:10:21.360 in the matter of
00:10:22.740 Trump versus the United States,
00:10:24.760 which was decided on July 1st, 2024.
00:10:27.700 As with every other defendant
00:10:36.820 in your position,
00:10:38.280 it is my obligation
00:10:39.400 to consider any and all
00:10:41.540 aggravating and mitigating factors
00:10:43.200 to inform my decision.
00:10:46.020 Some of those aggravating factors
00:10:47.760 have already been articulated
00:10:48.900 in my Sandoval ruling
00:10:50.640 at the start of this trial
00:10:51.720 and by my recent written decisions
00:10:54.280 on December 16th and January 3rd.
00:10:57.900 Thus, they need not be repeated
00:11:00.080 at this time.
00:11:02.200 However,
00:11:04.000 the considerable,
00:11:05.780 indeed,
00:11:06.960 extraordinary legal protections
00:11:08.940 afforded by the office
00:11:10.160 of the Chief Executive
00:11:11.820 is a factor that overrides
00:11:14.500 all others.
00:11:15.300 To be clear,
00:11:18.840 the protections afforded
00:11:20.220 the office of the President
00:11:21.400 are not
00:11:22.520 a mitigating factor.
00:11:25.520 They do not reduce
00:11:27.060 the seriousness
00:11:27.640 of the crime
00:11:29.040 or justify its commission
00:11:31.640 in any way.
00:11:34.200 The protections are, however,
00:11:36.820 a legal mandate
00:11:37.840 which, pursuant to the rule of law,
00:11:40.940 this court must
00:11:42.100 respect and follow.
00:11:43.740 However,
00:11:47.520 despite the extraordinary breath
00:11:49.300 of those protections,
00:11:51.340 one power they do not provide
00:11:52.840 is the power to erase
00:11:54.000 a jury verdict.
00:11:56.080 It is clear
00:11:57.040 from legal president,
00:11:59.000 which until July 1st
00:12:00.380 was scarce,
00:12:02.280 that Donald Trump,
00:12:03.420 the ordinary citizen,
00:12:05.760 Donald Trump,
00:12:06.360 the criminal defendant,
00:12:08.120 would not be entitled
00:12:09.660 to such considerable protections.
00:12:11.360 I'm referring to protections
00:12:14.440 that extend well beyond
00:12:15.640 those afforded
00:12:16.300 the average defendant
00:12:17.240 who winds their way
00:12:18.960 to the court.
00:12:19.800 Mershon is disgusting
00:12:22.040 and I'm telling you,
00:12:24.340 Mike Davis,
00:12:25.920 we must have an investigation
00:12:27.940 of the criminal conspiracy here.
00:12:30.180 This is a joke.
00:12:31.620 Even Mediate,
00:12:32.560 Isaac Storr over there,
00:12:33.820 has an excellent piece
00:12:34.900 about how this garbage case
00:12:36.860 ended with a whimper,
00:12:38.000 not a bang.
00:12:38.440 Now, in the next segment,
00:12:39.480 we're going to play
00:12:40.060 some of the heckling
00:12:40.860 of the usual suspects
00:12:44.040 on MSNBC and CNN,
00:12:46.700 right?
00:12:47.800 They can't get enough
00:12:48.900 of this today.
00:12:50.220 But this is a non-victory.
00:12:51.820 The victory was on November 5th.
00:12:53.540 But I needed to play that.
00:12:55.240 You heard President Trump's
00:12:56.180 defense of himself.
00:12:57.620 This was a nothing trial.
00:12:59.780 An absolute,
00:13:00.320 an absolute total joke.
00:13:01.420 I could take time
00:13:02.160 and get Joe Hoff up here
00:13:03.300 and go through the accounting
00:13:04.260 if it was such a joke,
00:13:05.420 a total joke.
00:13:06.120 But internalize this.
00:13:13.960 Because we're now
00:13:14.980 about to shift
00:13:16.020 into the action phase
00:13:17.420 of this project.
00:13:19.300 A project that's many years
00:13:20.920 in the building.
00:13:21.760 And I know that
00:13:23.100 you guys did
00:13:24.860 tremendous,
00:13:25.800 tremendous work
00:13:26.420 to have President Trump's back
00:13:28.360 so that he could return
00:13:30.440 and even have the possibility
00:13:32.140 of this political victory,
00:13:34.000 even the possibility
00:13:35.080 of this political victory.
00:13:36.520 But the hard work
00:13:37.500 is just about to start now.
00:13:39.400 Because now we're going
00:13:40.460 to start taking down
00:13:41.380 the administrative state.
00:13:42.300 We're going to start
00:13:42.740 taking down the deep state.
00:13:45.800 At the same time
00:13:46.800 where President Trump,
00:13:47.620 you know,
00:13:48.620 negotiates and finishes
00:13:50.100 the beginning
00:13:52.020 of the Third World War
00:13:53.000 to stop it.
00:13:54.680 Why he begins
00:13:55.740 the deportation
00:13:56.660 of 15 million
00:13:57.460 illegal alien invaders
00:13:58.600 invited here by people
00:13:59.680 that were running
00:14:00.200 this country
00:14:00.760 to invade this country
00:14:01.880 and to destroy
00:14:03.380 the black and Hispanic
00:14:04.240 working class
00:14:04.900 because they weren't
00:14:05.400 compliant enough.
00:14:08.300 And to sort out
00:14:09.260 our tremendous
00:14:09.840 financials problems.
00:14:12.880 This is game on.
00:14:14.220 You see today
00:14:14.840 what they did
00:14:15.500 because they wanted
00:14:16.740 to have with President Trump
00:14:18.280 the phrase
00:14:18.740 convicted felon.
00:14:19.720 So now they can use it
00:14:20.520 all the time.
00:14:20.920 Convicted felon.
00:14:22.320 This case was a travesty.
00:14:24.000 This case was a joke.
00:14:26.440 But they had to go
00:14:27.280 to the bitter end.
00:14:27.920 And I put responsibility
00:14:28.980 on Amy Coney Barrett.
00:14:31.760 Let me be brutally frank.
00:14:34.660 She had every opportunity
00:14:36.160 to throw this thing
00:14:36.880 in the trash bin
00:14:37.520 like it was.
00:14:39.620 And it's revolting to me
00:14:41.860 that the Supreme Court
00:14:43.020 had the back
00:14:44.960 of this kangaroo court
00:14:47.180 in New York City.
00:14:49.480 Short break.
00:14:50.220 Back in the warm
00:14:51.020 room in a moment.
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00:15:05.480 very wrong.
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00:16:11.540 Coney Barrett and Roberts,
00:16:14.180 both a disgrace,
00:16:15.220 sided with the radicals
00:16:17.260 about President Trump.
00:16:18.720 Your thoughts, ma'am?
00:16:21.260 Well, I mean,
00:16:22.020 I share everyone's outrage,
00:16:23.420 especially at Amy Coney Barrett,
00:16:24.860 but I think it's to recall
00:16:26.580 that although she was
00:16:27.960 with the majority
00:16:28.940 in the July immunity ruling,
00:16:31.280 she wrote a separate opinion,
00:16:33.500 and she sort of disagreed
00:16:36.880 with Justice Roberts,
00:16:38.760 Chief Justice Roberts,
00:16:39.760 and the majority
00:16:40.480 that counted these
00:16:42.380 outer perimeter acts
00:16:43.980 in the presidency
00:16:44.940 should not be immune
00:16:46.320 from prosecution.
00:16:47.520 So yes, she voted
00:16:48.380 with the majority,
00:16:49.640 but she still had to
00:16:50.720 throw her two cents in.
00:16:52.540 She also,
00:16:53.520 more egregiously,
00:16:54.680 I think,
00:16:55.820 was in the majority
00:16:56.760 with Elena Kagan
00:16:58.980 and Sonia Sotomayor
00:17:00.380 in the Fisher decision,
00:17:02.120 upholding how the DOJ
00:17:05.320 weaponized and abused
00:17:06.700 that post-Enron statute
00:17:08.240 against the president
00:17:09.520 and more than 300 J-6ers.
00:17:12.440 She's an absolute disgrace,
00:17:14.560 and people are infuriated
00:17:15.980 because they fought
00:17:17.200 so hard for her.
00:17:19.380 But also,
00:17:20.680 Chief Justice Roberts
00:17:21.880 issued a report last,
00:17:23.720 I think it was right
00:17:24.340 after the first of year,
00:17:25.740 talking about disinformation
00:17:28.160 being such a threat
00:17:29.940 to the courts,
00:17:31.400 how the courts
00:17:32.260 are above reproach,
00:17:34.320 that people criticizing judges
00:17:36.220 are out of line.
00:17:37.600 I mean,
00:17:38.040 this was this whole
00:17:38.940 missive talking about
00:17:40.500 really denouncing
00:17:42.220 public criticism
00:17:43.180 of judges.
00:17:44.380 This would have been
00:17:45.140 a perfect opportunity
00:17:46.380 for him to send
00:17:47.480 a message
00:17:48.060 to other judges,
00:17:49.680 even though Mershon
00:17:50.380 is not a federal judge.
00:17:52.600 Look,
00:17:53.260 we can't have
00:17:53.920 this kind of partisanship
00:17:55.340 because this is what
00:17:57.020 is destroying
00:17:57.600 the credibility
00:17:58.260 of the judiciary
00:17:59.200 right now.
00:18:00.580 Instead,
00:18:01.340 he endorses
00:18:02.200 what Mershon
00:18:02.820 is doing,
00:18:03.500 not only
00:18:04.960 trying to
00:18:06.720 officially
00:18:07.520 make President Trump
00:18:08.800 a convicted
00:18:09.760 felon today,
00:18:10.940 also allowing him
00:18:12.300 to rant
00:18:12.900 from the bench,
00:18:13.660 which he presumably
00:18:14.800 will do
00:18:15.460 because that's
00:18:16.040 what he just did
00:18:16.900 in his order
00:18:17.840 that he issued
00:18:18.700 on January 3rd.
00:18:21.200 But this is,
00:18:23.520 this matter
00:18:24.620 is still pending
00:18:25.380 before the New York
00:18:26.340 Appellate Court.
00:18:27.740 And Mike could probably
00:18:28.520 speak to this
00:18:29.200 better than I can.
00:18:30.120 usually when there's
00:18:31.640 an appeal
00:18:32.300 pending related
00:18:33.420 to immunity,
00:18:34.900 the proceedings
00:18:35.480 are suspended.
00:18:36.680 That's exactly
00:18:37.160 what happened
00:18:37.660 in the Washington
00:18:38.320 J6 case.
00:18:40.120 So he's
00:18:41.120 appealing
00:18:42.300 this conviction
00:18:43.300 based on
00:18:44.140 presidential immunity,
00:18:45.920 which,
00:18:46.280 of course,
00:18:46.620 that order came down
00:18:47.440 after he was
00:18:48.400 convicted in May
00:18:49.240 of 2024.
00:18:50.300 This relates
00:18:51.180 to conduct
00:18:52.260 when he was
00:18:53.280 president the first
00:18:54.240 time.
00:18:55.360 So there's a
00:18:56.000 very good chance
00:18:56.860 that this conviction
00:18:58.060 will be overturned
00:18:59.660 anyway.
00:19:01.060 What a mess
00:19:01.680 the Supreme Court
00:19:02.520 just made,
00:19:03.360 to Mike's point.
00:19:04.800 And at a time
00:19:06.360 when the Supreme Court
00:19:07.500 Democrats
00:19:08.300 and the left,
00:19:09.160 of course,
00:19:09.420 are going after
00:19:10.200 the court
00:19:10.780 and their credibility
00:19:12.460 in the eyes
00:19:13.100 of Democrats
00:19:13.620 is diminishing,
00:19:15.100 this certainly
00:19:15.740 does not help
00:19:16.700 bolster our support
00:19:18.400 of this court,
00:19:19.260 especially the chief
00:19:20.180 justice,
00:19:21.140 by that stomp
00:19:22.220 that they pulled
00:19:22.740 last night.
00:19:23.680 We wouldn't have
00:19:24.420 made it to this
00:19:25.240 part,
00:19:25.840 this point,
00:19:26.720 to this sentencing
00:19:27.620 had the judge
00:19:28.660 not decided
00:19:29.560 in advance
00:19:30.180 to do this
00:19:30.740 because the
00:19:31.280 Supreme Court's
00:19:32.040 decision yesterday
00:19:33.080 that permitted
00:19:34.160 sentencing to go
00:19:35.280 forward was
00:19:35.940 5-4,
00:19:36.720 very narrow.
00:19:37.940 The justices
00:19:38.640 wrote that
00:19:39.220 among the
00:19:39.780 compelling reasons
00:19:40.660 for letting
00:19:41.220 sentencing go
00:19:42.140 forward was
00:19:43.280 that Trump
00:19:43.820 would walk
00:19:44.400 out of court
00:19:45.140 with no
00:19:45.580 additional
00:19:46.080 encumbrance,
00:19:47.020 that it would
00:19:47.580 be an
00:19:47.980 unconditional
00:19:48.620 discharge.
00:19:49.940 That's how
00:19:50.340 this all came
00:19:50.960 together.
00:19:51.500 I think today
00:19:52.180 there will be
00:19:52.840 a lot of
00:19:53.600 criticism.
00:19:54.140 I think over
00:19:55.220 the sweep
00:19:55.800 of history,
00:19:56.920 this will
00:19:57.240 become a
00:19:57.800 moment where
00:19:58.480 people in
00:19:59.280 a courtroom
00:19:59.760 stood up
00:20:00.360 for the
00:20:00.680 rule of
00:20:01.060 law against
00:20:01.720 Donald Trump
00:20:02.460 and that
00:20:03.180 will be
00:20:03.500 significant.
00:20:04.100 It happened
00:20:04.780 and it did.
00:20:05.940 The Supreme
00:20:06.600 Court last
00:20:07.560 night,
00:20:08.200 Justice Amy
00:20:08.820 Coney Barrett,
00:20:09.800 Justice John
00:20:10.380 Roberts,
00:20:11.300 they did not
00:20:12.000 intervene and
00:20:12.900 stop today from
00:20:13.720 taking place.
00:20:14.420 And I think
00:20:14.720 when we take a
00:20:15.260 step back in
00:20:15.800 American history
00:20:16.400 and look at
00:20:16.820 that decision
00:20:17.300 last night
00:20:17.800 to not intervene,
00:20:19.100 it allowed this
00:20:19.820 process to
00:20:20.420 take place,
00:20:21.320 not just for
00:20:22.220 us to all
00:20:22.760 look back at
00:20:23.980 the actual
00:20:25.100 verdict that
00:20:26.080 this jury
00:20:26.540 made and
00:20:27.660 the sentencing,
00:20:28.560 but also the
00:20:29.320 message it sends
00:20:30.080 to Donald Trump
00:20:31.060 10 days before
00:20:32.380 he is about to
00:20:33.120 go back into
00:20:33.560 the White House
00:20:34.120 and to future
00:20:35.020 presidents of
00:20:35.680 the United
00:20:36.000 States.
00:20:36.900 Over those
00:20:37.220 seven weeks,
00:20:38.020 we all listened
00:20:38.720 to testimony
00:20:39.260 from these
00:20:39.860 witnesses inside
00:20:40.920 of that courtroom
00:20:41.680 that testified
00:20:42.880 that Donald
00:20:43.520 Trump in the
00:20:44.080 lead up to
00:20:44.800 the 2016
00:20:45.460 election attempted
00:20:46.780 to improperly
00:20:47.880 influence the
00:20:48.620 outcome.
00:20:49.360 And he won
00:20:49.800 that election.
00:20:50.760 But then we
00:20:51.040 also heard
00:20:51.520 testimony that
00:20:52.260 while he was
00:20:52.860 in the White
00:20:53.260 House, he
00:20:54.240 with Michael
00:20:54.800 Cohen went
00:20:55.820 and falsified
00:20:56.460 business records.
00:20:57.640 They had a
00:20:58.040 meeting at the
00:20:58.500 Oval Office
00:20:59.020 in February of
00:20:59.680 2017, and he
00:21:01.040 went and put
00:21:01.600 his name on
00:21:02.480 checks that
00:21:03.300 served as
00:21:03.900 hush money
00:21:04.340 payment to
00:21:04.960 Stormy Daniels.
00:21:06.220 And coming
00:21:06.620 off of the
00:21:07.020 Supreme Court
00:21:07.460 decision here
00:21:08.080 this summer,
00:21:08.860 there are
00:21:09.120 serious questions
00:21:10.020 about the
00:21:10.880 repercussions
00:21:11.500 that would
00:21:11.900 have if Donald
00:21:12.500 Trump were to
00:21:12.940 win this
00:21:13.240 November election,
00:21:13.980 he would have
00:21:14.600 in 2025 to
00:21:15.960 2028.
00:21:17.060 I think today
00:21:17.900 was a statement
00:21:18.780 that Donald
00:21:19.800 Trump or any
00:21:20.880 political candidate
00:21:21.720 during your run
00:21:22.720 for the presidency
00:21:23.480 and while you
00:21:24.500 are in the
00:21:25.000 White House,
00:21:25.480 while your
00:21:25.700 official acts
00:21:26.320 may be protected,
00:21:27.600 a decision is
00:21:28.420 made and there
00:21:28.980 are consequences,
00:21:30.320 you can still
00:21:30.980 walk away out of
00:21:31.660 a courtroom being
00:21:32.240 a convicted felon.
00:21:33.360 I think today's
00:21:34.240 sentencing and
00:21:35.000 seeing this process
00:21:35.760 to its end,
00:21:36.300 he has the
00:21:36.660 opportunity to
00:21:37.360 appeal, but I
00:21:38.300 think that this
00:21:38.740 is a statement
00:21:39.540 not just about
00:21:40.100 Donald Trump,
00:21:40.760 but also the
00:21:41.460 presidency for
00:21:42.500 generations to
00:21:43.360 potentially come.
00:21:43.940 talk about the
00:21:44.860 Supreme Court.
00:21:45.500 Okay.
00:21:46.780 Okay.
00:21:48.220 And we have
00:21:48.860 more of the
00:21:49.180 Supreme Court.
00:21:49.740 Hold that.
00:21:50.060 I may come
00:21:50.360 back to it.
00:21:50.940 So there,
00:21:52.020 what you teed
00:21:52.860 up and Mike
00:21:53.360 Davis teed up
00:21:54.080 today,
00:21:55.160 Julie,
00:21:55.440 this morning,
00:21:56.080 was very
00:21:56.560 prescient because
00:21:57.820 all day,
00:21:59.520 all day,
00:22:00.260 all they've been
00:22:00.820 hammering is this,
00:22:01.820 Trump's a
00:22:02.200 convicted felon,
00:22:02.960 Trump's a
00:22:03.300 convicted felon,
00:22:04.740 rubbing everybody's
00:22:05.840 nose, and Amy
00:22:06.840 Coney Barrett,
00:22:08.260 you know,
00:22:08.540 he selected her,
00:22:09.400 he put on the
00:22:09.860 Supreme Court,
00:22:10.520 Amy Coney Barrett,
00:22:11.580 Amy Coney Barrett,
00:22:14.260 on and on and
00:22:15.000 on again.
00:22:16.420 And I thought
00:22:16.940 Mershon was
00:22:17.700 particularly weak.
00:22:18.840 Look,
00:22:19.000 you cover this
00:22:19.540 closely.
00:22:20.020 You're the one
00:22:20.340 that's been
00:22:20.620 closer to this,
00:22:21.440 you and Darren
00:22:21.860 Beattie and a
00:22:22.320 couple of folks,
00:22:23.000 and of course,
00:22:23.460 Mike Davis.
00:22:24.660 I'm not.
00:22:26.040 I mean,
00:22:26.360 I follow it as
00:22:27.200 closely as I can,
00:22:28.080 but you guys
00:22:28.540 know every wrinkle.
00:22:29.980 I thought Mershon
00:22:31.140 having his big
00:22:32.100 opportunity on the
00:22:33.140 world stage kind
00:22:35.200 of wimped out.
00:22:36.000 Am I wrong in
00:22:36.980 that conclusion,
00:22:38.040 ma'am?
00:22:38.600 I think so.
00:22:39.480 I mean,
00:22:39.680 I didn't see him
00:22:40.700 in the courtroom.
00:22:41.580 I didn't cover
00:22:42.460 those proceedings
00:22:43.560 like I did the
00:22:44.220 other proceedings,
00:22:44.960 but he certainly
00:22:46.160 sounded like a
00:22:46.920 weak sister.
00:22:47.620 What's a legal
00:22:48.300 president?
00:22:50.200 Obviously,
00:22:50.660 he meant precedent,
00:22:51.440 so couldn't even
00:22:52.660 get his words
00:22:53.300 right.
00:22:54.380 And he
00:22:55.000 misrepresented the
00:22:56.000 case and what's
00:22:56.700 at issue,
00:22:57.320 and so did the
00:22:58.080 morons on MSNBC,
00:22:59.660 Vaughn Hilliard.
00:23:00.360 So what is going
00:23:01.600 to happen when
00:23:03.160 this conviction
00:23:03.980 gets back to
00:23:06.240 the Supreme
00:23:06.880 Court?
00:23:07.900 Not only
00:23:08.680 will Vaughn
00:23:09.520 Hilliard and
00:23:10.760 you know,
00:23:11.260 the Barbara
00:23:11.620 McQuaids and
00:23:12.480 Andrew Weissman
00:23:13.120 and everyone
00:23:13.560 else have to
00:23:15.360 eat their
00:23:15.720 words because
00:23:16.420 the Supreme
00:23:16.980 Court will
00:23:17.400 have to give
00:23:18.040 an immunity
00:23:18.460 test to this
00:23:19.300 case just like
00:23:19.980 they did the
00:23:20.500 January 6 case,
00:23:21.900 except the
00:23:22.420 difference is you're
00:23:22.980 dealing with a
00:23:23.460 conviction,
00:23:24.000 not an indictment
00:23:24.880 like they did in
00:23:25.540 the J6 case.
00:23:26.560 So then how
00:23:28.560 will Amy Coney
00:23:29.520 Barrett and
00:23:30.260 Justice Thomas
00:23:31.200 who, or excuse
00:23:32.060 me, I wish,
00:23:33.540 Justice Roberts
00:23:34.820 who authored the
00:23:36.440 immunity opinion
00:23:37.400 that laid out all
00:23:38.340 the immunity
00:23:38.860 guidance, how is
00:23:40.700 he going to walk
00:23:41.300 this back when
00:23:42.140 he concludes
00:23:43.820 that big parts,
00:23:46.100 and this is the
00:23:46.660 key with the
00:23:47.080 immunity ruling,
00:23:47.920 and Mike Davis
00:23:48.380 has probably
00:23:48.900 addressed this,
00:23:49.640 this is the key
00:23:50.160 with the immunity
00:23:50.740 ruling, not only
00:23:51.800 can a president,
00:23:53.500 sitting president,
00:23:54.740 not be prosecuted
00:23:56.240 for acts in
00:23:57.100 office, that
00:23:59.100 are official acts
00:24:00.000 are on the
00:24:00.380 outer perimeter,
00:24:01.320 none of that
00:24:02.080 conduct can be
00:24:03.260 part of any
00:24:04.120 stage of the
00:24:05.820 prosecution,
00:24:06.800 including grand
00:24:07.580 jury, including
00:24:09.180 trial jury.
00:24:10.540 So if there's
00:24:11.200 any element that
00:24:12.520 the Supreme
00:24:13.080 Court determined
00:24:14.040 was an official
00:24:15.480 act or outer
00:24:16.320 perimeter,
00:24:17.240 communications with
00:24:18.100 Hope Hicks,
00:24:18.740 communications with
00:24:19.460 other White House
00:24:20.140 employees, the
00:24:21.460 entire conviction
00:24:22.400 is tainted,
00:24:23.360 because you can't
00:24:24.320 use immunized
00:24:25.620 conduct in
00:24:26.200 any part of
00:24:27.600 the investigative
00:24:28.500 or prosecutorial
00:24:29.500 stage.
00:24:31.040 So it's
00:24:32.060 inevitable that
00:24:33.120 this conviction
00:24:34.420 will be vacated.
00:24:36.540 What will
00:24:37.280 Annie Coney
00:24:37.780 Barrett and
00:24:38.700 John Roberts
00:24:39.220 say then?
00:24:40.240 What will
00:24:40.780 these talking
00:24:41.580 heads say
00:24:42.340 then?
00:24:43.160 Because they
00:24:44.020 can say all
00:24:44.640 they want,
00:24:45.140 including what
00:24:45.620 Juan Mershon
00:24:46.260 tried to do,
00:24:47.100 despicably do,
00:24:47.900 in his courtroom
00:24:48.480 today, which is
00:24:49.720 compare Donald
00:24:50.540 Trump to a
00:24:52.480 murderer.
00:24:53.540 That, oh, this
00:24:54.120 is just what I
00:24:54.660 say on a daily
00:24:55.260 basis, and he's
00:24:56.200 just an every-guy
00:24:56.860 defendant.
00:24:57.420 No, he is
00:24:58.460 not, because as
00:25:00.000 the Supreme
00:25:00.560 Court and
00:25:01.480 other courts
00:25:02.520 and DOJ,
00:25:03.780 OLC guidance
00:25:05.080 has established
00:25:06.100 for a long
00:25:06.780 time, presidents
00:25:08.480 in some regard
00:25:09.500 are above the
00:25:10.660 law, because
00:25:11.460 they have
00:25:12.080 duties that
00:25:12.800 they are the
00:25:13.320 only individual
00:25:14.360 in the country
00:25:15.280 can execute.
00:25:17.600 And the Supreme
00:25:18.560 Court just put
00:25:19.240 their informatio on that.
00:25:19.720 You can't sit
00:25:22.520 there and say
00:25:23.200 that no one's
00:25:24.100 above the law.
00:25:24.680 They were
00:25:24.920 clearly targeted.
00:25:26.520 Joe Hoff
00:25:26.880 could come
00:25:27.180 on here and
00:25:27.500 spend 30
00:25:27.980 minutes and
00:25:28.340 tell you what
00:25:28.580 a joke on
00:25:29.160 accounting issues.
00:25:30.060 This thing was
00:25:30.780 ridiculous at
00:25:31.720 every level.
00:25:32.780 Before I let
00:25:33.140 you go, I do
00:25:33.500 have a question
00:25:34.100 though.
00:25:34.600 How can
00:25:35.200 Barbara McQuaid,
00:25:37.400 Andrew Weissman,
00:25:38.140 and they got
00:25:38.500 like three or
00:25:39.040 four other
00:25:39.400 clones of
00:25:40.080 Barbara McQuaid
00:25:40.800 that are on
00:25:41.240 there all the
00:25:41.760 time.
00:25:43.480 They have
00:25:43.780 been wrong.
00:25:44.460 They have
00:25:44.760 been, no,
00:25:45.320 they've been
00:25:46.160 dead wrong
00:25:47.060 on everything.
00:25:48.760 This is why
00:25:49.260 MSNBC, and
00:25:50.360 it's for the
00:25:50.940 owners, the
00:25:51.480 Roberts over
00:25:52.140 there, the
00:25:53.480 reason your
00:25:54.020 numbers have
00:25:54.520 dropped is
00:25:56.120 that both
00:25:58.120 on polling
00:25:58.740 and on these
00:25:59.440 issues on
00:25:59.960 lawfare, your
00:26:01.120 audience was
00:26:01.740 lied to.
00:26:02.720 They bought
00:26:03.160 into the fact
00:26:03.740 of all this,
00:26:04.360 and then when
00:26:04.700 none of it
00:26:05.280 came out in
00:26:06.200 their way,
00:26:07.520 they sat
00:26:08.140 there and
00:26:08.320 go, hang
00:26:08.740 on, how
00:26:09.200 did Trump
00:26:09.500 get back?
00:26:10.120 He was
00:26:10.300 supposed to
00:26:10.500 be swamped,
00:26:11.180 he was
00:26:11.320 supposed to
00:26:11.480 be beaten
00:26:11.800 into democracy,
00:26:13.540 all he was
00:26:13.940 going to
00:26:14.140 spend 100
00:26:14.600 years in
00:26:15.080 jail with
00:26:15.400 felonies.
00:26:16.100 None of
00:26:16.620 it worked.
00:26:17.680 All of
00:26:18.040 your
00:26:18.340 contributors
00:26:19.140 were not
00:26:20.040 kind of
00:26:20.480 wrong, they're
00:26:21.360 150% wrong.
00:26:23.340 How do
00:26:23.700 these people
00:26:24.060 still have
00:26:24.480 jobs?
00:26:24.760 That's why
00:26:25.080 people are
00:26:25.420 not coming
00:26:25.760 back, the
00:26:26.160 audiences are
00:26:26.620 not being
00:26:26.900 because you
00:26:27.180 got the
00:26:27.500 same schmendricks
00:26:28.220 over there
00:26:28.700 just regurgitating
00:26:30.380 the same
00:26:30.920 crap.
00:26:32.020 Julie Kelly.
00:26:33.960 Yeah, they
00:26:34.520 do.
00:26:34.780 Well, look,
00:26:35.280 their listeners
00:26:35.960 and their
00:26:36.400 viewers want
00:26:37.140 to be
00:26:37.600 brainwashed,
00:26:38.380 right?
00:26:38.600 They need
00:26:38.980 to be fed.
00:26:40.480 They're like
00:26:41.120 drug addicts.
00:26:42.300 They need
00:26:42.600 their fix
00:26:43.100 every day.
00:26:43.640 They're anti-Trump
00:26:44.600 fix.
00:26:44.960 They wanted
00:26:45.380 to really
00:26:45.900 believe for
00:26:47.040 all these
00:26:47.400 years.
00:26:47.540 And I know
00:26:48.140 we talked
00:26:48.620 about this
00:26:49.080 earlier.
00:26:49.840 I think we
00:26:50.260 did.
00:26:50.940 It was
00:26:51.220 eight years
00:26:51.800 ago today,
00:26:52.940 Steve.
00:26:53.320 Here's the
00:26:53.700 irony.
00:26:54.480 CNN ran
00:26:55.940 the bogus
00:26:56.820 story on
00:26:57.620 the dossier.
00:26:58.740 CNN,
00:26:59.660 January 10,
00:27:00.620 2017.
00:27:01.700 Jake Tapper,
00:27:02.520 Evan Perez,
00:27:03.220 I think Bob
00:27:03.740 Woodward or
00:27:04.220 someone else
00:27:04.680 was involved
00:27:05.160 in that,
00:27:06.000 leaking the
00:27:06.560 story of
00:27:07.640 the set-up
00:27:08.280 Jim Clapper,
00:27:09.100 James Comey
00:27:09.760 briefing with
00:27:10.380 President Trump
00:27:11.220 about the
00:27:12.040 dossier and
00:27:13.120 the pee tape.
00:27:14.540 CNN ran
00:27:15.460 with that
00:27:15.900 story eight
00:27:16.660 years ago
00:27:17.360 today.
00:27:18.340 And eight
00:27:18.660 years later,
00:27:19.200 this is the
00:27:19.800 best they
00:27:20.260 can do.
00:27:20.800 They threw
00:27:21.120 everything and
00:27:21.940 this is it.
00:27:23.920 Pathetic.
00:27:24.640 Now that you
00:27:24.960 bring it up,
00:27:25.720 I was there.
00:27:27.040 So we're going
00:27:27.560 to give you an
00:27:28.180 eyewitness account
00:27:29.280 of what actually
00:27:30.220 happened with the
00:27:31.980 steel dossier.
00:27:33.140 This shows you
00:27:33.620 what a classy
00:27:34.260 guy is.
00:27:34.820 This is why
00:27:35.220 the FBI needs
00:27:36.260 to be taken
00:27:36.840 down brick by
00:27:37.660 brick.
00:27:39.280 Salt the earth
00:27:40.140 around it over
00:27:40.840 there at
00:27:41.140 Constitution Avenue
00:27:42.180 and we'll figure
00:27:44.120 out where we
00:27:44.600 send them.
00:27:46.500 Disgraceful.
00:27:47.160 Eight years
00:27:47.640 today.
00:27:48.160 Short break.
00:27:48.900 Julie Kelly's
00:27:49.380 going to stick
00:27:49.800 with me.
00:27:50.160 We're also
00:27:50.380 going to go
00:27:50.660 to Texas.
00:27:53.180 There's a
00:27:53.700 firestorm.
00:27:54.220 There's a
00:27:54.520 firestorm in
00:27:55.100 L.A.
00:27:55.560 There's a
00:27:55.960 political one
00:27:56.440 in Texas.
00:27:57.660 Tuesday is
00:27:58.260 going to be
00:27:58.540 rectified.
00:27:59.740 Election,
00:28:00.060 one of the
00:28:00.260 most important
00:28:00.960 political positions
00:28:02.040 in this
00:28:02.600 nation, the
00:28:03.180 speaker of
00:28:03.700 the house
00:28:04.200 in Texas.
00:28:06.480 Short break.
00:28:11.740 When the
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00:28:13.600 Nutrition
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00:29:16.760 Here's your
00:29:17.620 host, Stephen
00:29:18.660 K.
00:29:19.080 Mann.
00:29:22.660 So,
00:29:23.500 succinctly,
00:29:24.220 when we
00:29:25.020 looked up on
00:29:25.440 the Chiron,
00:29:26.040 we're working
00:29:26.380 down in
00:29:26.680 Mar-a-Lago,
00:29:27.220 I looked up on
00:29:28.300 the Chiron and
00:29:28.960 saw that they
00:29:29.520 had expelled
00:29:30.920 32, I don't
00:29:31.720 know, Soviet
00:29:32.340 diplomats,
00:29:33.120 spies, whatever.
00:29:35.440 You know, since
00:29:36.000 I had worked at
00:29:36.640 the Pentagon after
00:29:37.400 I came off sea
00:29:38.040 duty as a
00:29:39.720 special assistant
00:29:40.760 to the chief
00:29:41.320 of naval
00:29:41.600 operations, I
00:29:43.260 said, gosh,
00:29:45.960 that's a lot of
00:29:46.900 people to expel
00:29:47.840 and made some
00:29:48.480 phone calls.
00:29:48.860 I said, yeah,
00:29:49.220 that's the most
00:29:49.600 in history, more
00:29:50.340 than the Cuban
00:29:50.840 missile crisis,
00:29:52.480 more than in the
00:29:53.380 eight when I was
00:29:54.100 there, we're very
00:29:54.680 close to, you
00:29:55.260 know, closest to
00:29:55.960 nuclear war it
00:29:56.640 had ever been
00:29:57.180 before President
00:29:58.540 Trump took down
00:29:59.160 the evil empire.
00:30:00.080 I said, gosh,
00:30:00.760 how did they make
00:30:01.280 that decision?
00:30:02.360 Because it said
00:30:02.840 for Russian
00:30:03.260 election interference,
00:30:04.320 I said, hang
00:30:04.880 on for a second,
00:30:05.380 what do you mean?
00:30:06.020 What are you
00:30:06.260 talking about?
00:30:08.360 Remember, I've
00:30:08.960 seen those
00:30:09.320 briefings, so we
00:30:09.980 called and they
00:30:10.360 got the run, and I
00:30:10.960 said, listen, I
00:30:11.480 just want to see
00:30:11.960 the brief.
00:30:12.480 Don't give me a
00:30:12.900 lot of hoo-ha.
00:30:13.400 I just want to
00:30:13.820 see the brief.
00:30:15.000 Just show us,
00:30:16.040 just show us what
00:30:17.460 Obama signed off on.
00:30:19.200 Clearly, the
00:30:19.640 president had to
00:30:20.200 make that decision.
00:30:21.040 That's a
00:30:21.340 presidential decision.
00:30:22.280 I just want to
00:30:22.720 see the presentation
00:30:23.440 that was made to
00:30:23.940 him, and the
00:30:24.680 presidential decision
00:30:25.440 came out of it.
00:30:26.780 This is why you
00:30:27.360 know they're liars
00:30:27.980 and phonies.
00:30:29.320 To this day, that
00:30:30.300 presentation has
00:30:30.960 never been, never
00:30:31.540 the archives done,
00:30:32.300 nobody's got it.
00:30:33.960 They give the
00:30:34.320 history.
00:30:34.620 So what they did
00:30:35.240 is set up afterwards
00:30:36.420 in January, early
00:30:37.320 January, for us to
00:30:38.180 come back.
00:30:38.500 I said, no, this
00:30:39.180 is, I think, even
00:30:39.940 before Christmas.
00:30:41.440 I said, no, just
00:30:42.140 fly him down here, the
00:30:43.560 CIA brief, all of
00:30:44.580 them, because we
00:30:45.180 get the presidential
00:30:45.880 daily brief at that
00:30:46.720 time, same thing
00:30:47.320 president sees, the
00:30:48.140 president-elect gets.
00:30:50.100 We haven't seen
00:30:50.780 that anywhere.
00:30:52.360 So we go up, they
00:30:53.180 got to have this
00:30:53.740 big dog and pony
00:30:54.680 show, and they
00:30:55.260 got the stack
00:30:56.080 things, they got
00:30:56.720 all their things
00:30:57.820 on, stamps on it,
00:30:58.680 all that.
00:31:01.460 Afterwards, I'm
00:31:02.500 doing something for
00:31:03.400 the president-elect
00:31:04.020 at that time, it's
00:31:04.600 quite important, he
00:31:05.260 needed me to do
00:31:05.820 it, so we get
00:31:07.560 together immediately
00:31:08.200 after they leave,
00:31:09.360 and Don McGanser
00:31:10.160 and Royce
00:31:10.520 Priebus is there,
00:31:11.700 and he said,
00:31:13.960 after the meeting,
00:31:14.500 after they gave
00:31:14.960 all the official
00:31:15.480 docs, which
00:31:15.900 didn't add up to
00:31:16.980 anything, didn't
00:31:19.320 add up to
00:31:20.000 anything.
00:31:20.580 Clapper did his
00:31:21.200 book later, and
00:31:21.840 even Aaron
00:31:22.960 Burnett sitting
00:31:23.560 there goes, you
00:31:24.060 know, Clapper, I
00:31:25.700 go through the
00:31:26.220 book, and I
00:31:26.600 think on page
00:31:27.420 142, you said
00:31:28.960 that mostly there
00:31:29.440 was a couple of
00:31:29.880 Facebook pages with
00:31:31.580 $175,000, is
00:31:33.120 that it?
00:31:33.600 Is that what you
00:31:34.060 got?
00:31:34.440 And he's like,
00:31:35.020 well, you know,
00:31:35.340 it's very
00:31:35.600 important, they
00:31:36.060 could really, you
00:31:36.540 know, they had
00:31:37.820 nothing, nothing.
00:31:39.440 Here's why you
00:31:39.800 know they had
00:31:40.200 nothing.
00:31:41.620 Comey afterwards
00:31:42.620 goes up to the
00:31:44.000 president with a
00:31:44.380 envelope, and
00:31:45.360 Mr. President, I
00:31:47.060 think you need to
00:31:47.480 see this, after he
00:31:49.240 made a presentation.
00:31:50.420 If it's official and
00:31:51.780 it's real, it's in
00:31:52.620 the frickin' book with
00:31:53.640 the stamp on it.
00:31:55.180 Don't come up
00:31:55.760 afterwards and hand
00:31:56.460 some guy, some
00:31:58.120 side thing, I was
00:31:58.880 out of the room, he
00:31:59.520 took it, boom, as
00:32:00.800 soon as I heard it, I
00:32:01.380 said, oh my God,
00:32:01.940 they're going to
00:32:02.260 leak, Comey's going
00:32:03.300 to go down in that
00:32:04.080 car and call, he's
00:32:04.900 going to leak.
00:32:05.600 Now, you can't do
00:32:06.140 New York Times or
00:32:06.900 Washington Post or
00:32:07.660 something like this
00:32:08.180 because they've
00:32:09.560 already seen this.
00:32:10.200 This dossier was
00:32:11.140 floating around, people
00:32:12.160 knew it was phony from
00:32:13.000 the beginning, totally
00:32:14.340 phony.
00:32:16.060 I think Hillary
00:32:16.520 Clinton had started to
00:32:17.260 pay for it, and
00:32:17.860 McCain had been
00:32:18.680 shopping it around,
00:32:19.340 John McCain, the
00:32:20.240 heroic John McCain,
00:32:21.240 right, his staff,
00:32:22.560 right?
00:32:23.120 They did, so they've
00:32:24.580 been shopping it
00:32:25.140 around.
00:32:26.800 Finally, they get it,
00:32:27.760 and I think it's
00:32:28.360 BuzzFeed.
00:32:29.140 I think it's Smith
00:32:30.480 over at BuzzFeed.
00:32:32.640 They take it because
00:32:33.940 it had been shown to
00:32:35.140 the president-elect,
00:32:36.000 and that's what they
00:32:36.500 could say, and then
00:32:37.300 the New York Times
00:32:38.040 puts a front-page
00:32:38.780 story, and the
00:32:39.260 Washington Post
00:32:40.040 puts a front-page
00:32:40.760 story, and the
00:32:41.740 Chicago Tribune puts
00:32:42.660 a front-page story, and
00:32:43.480 the LA Times puts a
00:32:44.220 front-page story, and
00:32:45.000 the Wall Street Journal
00:32:46.500 puts a front-page
00:32:47.180 story, and the
00:32:47.960 Guardian puts a
00:32:48.580 front-page story, you
00:32:50.620 know, as reported in
00:32:51.640 BuzzFeed, the little
00:32:52.580 link, as reported in
00:32:53.460 BuzzFeed, as reported
00:32:54.460 in BuzzFeed, folks that
00:32:56.680 did that for a living,
00:32:58.960 Breitbart, we were
00:32:59.660 experts at that, much
00:33:02.080 better than BuzzFeed,
00:33:03.820 okay?
00:33:05.420 That was it.
00:33:06.500 That's the eighth
00:33:07.320 year, this is the
00:33:08.460 eighth year anniversary.
00:33:09.500 They had nothing.
00:33:11.040 This is what they have
00:33:12.120 today, nothing.
00:33:12.920 They have fought Trump,
00:33:15.740 they've come after
00:33:17.240 Trump, these people are
00:33:19.120 criminals.
00:33:20.580 Julie Kelly, you've
00:33:21.680 done an interesting
00:33:22.320 exercise, I just want
00:33:23.260 to show you the way
00:33:23.920 they roll.
00:33:24.800 Julie Kelly, the
00:33:26.280 daughter, and I
00:33:26.840 haven't gotten on the
00:33:27.440 daughter, Mershon, I
00:33:28.320 mean, everybody's got a
00:33:28.900 daughter, they're all
00:33:29.520 doing stuff, they're
00:33:30.320 running around doing
00:33:31.200 activities, but in this
00:33:33.080 regard, in this regard,
00:33:36.760 she has, her business
00:33:39.320 has metastasized since
00:33:42.660 her father's gotten
00:33:44.100 involved in this, you've
00:33:47.360 got, as I said in
00:33:48.300 Ireland, you've done
00:33:48.960 your sums, right?
00:33:50.800 What has it sum up?
00:33:52.560 What is the Mershon
00:33:54.380 girl, what's her
00:33:55.480 business look like in
00:33:56.560 the last couple of
00:33:57.300 months?
00:33:59.020 Oh, well, you can
00:34:00.380 imagine, this has been
00:34:01.720 a very lucrative period
00:34:03.420 for the young Lauren
00:34:04.820 Mershon, who sort of
00:34:05.800 came out of nowhere,
00:34:06.920 I think 29, 30 years
00:34:08.320 old, established this
00:34:10.040 democratic digital
00:34:11.540 advertising consulting
00:34:14.040 firm, and she's made
00:34:16.480 tens of millions of
00:34:17.520 dollars in the last,
00:34:19.000 what, five or six
00:34:19.840 years.
00:34:20.800 So, after my hit today
00:34:22.300 when I was reading some
00:34:23.400 of the big receipts that
00:34:24.760 she has gotten, I
00:34:26.600 totaled up, I went to
00:34:27.760 the FEC reports for
00:34:29.380 Authentic Campaigns,
00:34:30.600 which is her firm, and I
00:34:32.360 totaled up all the
00:34:33.820 receipts that her firm
00:34:35.420 has raked in since June
00:34:37.300 1st, 2024, shortly
00:34:39.460 after Donald Trump was
00:34:40.640 found guilty by that New
00:34:41.900 York jury, and since
00:34:43.680 that time, Steve, she
00:34:45.080 has received $7.3
00:34:47.380 million from June 1 to
00:34:51.840 Election Day, so five
00:34:54.280 months, $7.3 million at
00:34:57.020 least, and these are from
00:34:58.640 heavy hitters, Tammy
00:35:00.460 Baldwin, who was running
00:35:01.760 for re-election Senate in
00:35:03.200 Wisconsin, Cory Booker, I
00:35:05.160 don't think he was running
00:35:05.860 for re-election, maybe he
00:35:07.760 was, I don't know, of
00:35:09.900 course, Adam Schiff has
00:35:10.940 been a longtime client, I
00:35:12.260 think he was one of her
00:35:13.260 first clients, and the
00:35:15.020 last time I totaled up his
00:35:16.540 disbursements to
00:35:17.460 Authentic Campaigns, this
00:35:18.660 was before the general
00:35:19.900 election, I think he had
00:35:21.940 paid her upwards of $6 to
00:35:24.140 $7 million, Gretchen
00:35:26.640 Whitmer, her PAC fight
00:35:28.040 like hell, Dan Goldman is
00:35:29.760 also the representative from
00:35:31.340 New York, also a client,
00:35:33.800 Catherine Clark, who is in
00:35:36.060 Democratic leadership, also
00:35:37.880 a client, so this has been
00:35:39.980 very lucrative, I mean,
00:35:41.200 she's getting, Authentic
00:35:43.120 Campaigns is getting big
00:35:44.680 six-figure payments for
00:35:47.340 so-called digital advertising
00:35:48.880 or consulting or retainers or
00:35:50.880 whatever it's listed, so
00:35:52.520 might be interesting for
00:35:54.380 Trump administration or FEC to
00:35:56.900 make sure all of Lauren
00:35:58.620 Mershon's T's are crossed and
00:36:01.800 I's are dotted on her.
00:36:03.100 No, no, no, no, no, no, no,
00:36:05.980 the administration, they got
00:36:07.860 enough to worry about, this
00:36:08.920 is going to be a special,
00:36:09.680 this is going to be a special
00:36:10.500 prosecutor, the special
00:36:12.540 prosecutor, I go through all
00:36:13.560 this thing, Colangelo, this is
00:36:15.640 just one aspect of how they
00:36:16.940 made money, this is revolting,
00:36:18.900 it's repulsive, talk about
00:36:19.940 racketeering, it's racketeering,
00:36:22.020 it's racketeering, you have to,
00:36:24.840 we have to do this for the
00:36:25.920 republic, we can never have this
00:36:28.320 lawfare again, because you can't
00:36:30.880 count on somebody being like
00:36:31.880 Trump, you can't count on
00:36:32.960 somebody with that strength,
00:36:34.160 with that wealth, with that
00:36:36.020 presence, you may just have
00:36:38.360 average, you know, you may have
00:36:39.480 some average schmetrics, the
00:36:40.680 guy's still president of the
00:36:41.700 United States, the woman's still
00:36:42.600 president of the United States,
00:36:44.340 we're defending the
00:36:45.280 constitution here, it has to
00:36:46.880 happen, a special counsel has
00:36:49.040 to, has to be designated, they
00:36:52.060 have to have full subpoena
00:36:52.900 power and panel a grand jury and
00:36:55.040 then off to the races, let's see
00:36:56.840 how it falls, Julie, you've been
00:36:58.680 on top of this, and of course
00:36:59.880 on, you know, if you cut MSNBC and
00:37:01.780 CNN, it's a day that will live in
00:37:04.100 history, it's a historic day,
00:37:05.740 this is a historic day, this is a
00:37:07.280 historic day, one after the other
00:37:08.700 after the other, good news is,
00:37:11.420 baby, 10 days from now, Trump will be
00:37:13.700 deep into the first day of work,
00:37:16.160 their heads are going to be blown up
00:37:18.260 because, hey, 20th December, 20th
00:37:21.420 January of 2025, 10 days from now,
00:37:24.300 days of thunder, days of thunder,
00:37:29.300 just stand by MSNBC and CNN, stand
00:37:32.800 by, stand by, days of thunder, Julie
00:37:35.960 Kelly, where do we go to get you?
00:37:38.580 Substack, declassified with Julie
00:37:40.240 Kelly, also real clear investigations
00:37:42.020 and spent a lot of time, I'll still
00:37:44.400 watching the docket on the Jack Smith
00:37:45.860 report, pushing to get that out before
00:37:48.560 Inauguration Day, Julie underscore Kelly
00:37:52.100 too.
00:37:53.460 Oh, unless the Supreme Court steps in,
00:37:56.240 that's coming Sunday night, that's
00:37:57.540 coming Sunday night at midnight, we'll
00:37:59.440 have Julie, we'll track you down, I
00:38:00.780 gotta do the Jack Smith thing in the
00:38:02.180 report.
00:38:03.280 Okay, I'll be back.
00:38:04.400 I think yours truly, I think yours truly,
00:38:06.240 I think yours truly have a prominent
00:38:08.580 role, I'm not saying I'm having a
00:38:09.740 co-starring role with Trump, but I'll
00:38:11.120 have a supporting role, no doubt, in the
00:38:13.720 report, P1 I think I am, I'm P1, thank
00:38:17.600 you ma'am, I'm P1, thank you ma'am, and
00:38:20.240 the redacted version.
00:38:22.460 Yeah, that's another one we got.
00:38:23.560 Midnight, remember midnight, Jack
00:38:24.940 Smith, and they're bound and determined
00:38:27.700 to do that.
00:38:28.280 A couple things, we're gonna have a
00:38:30.540 little bit later, Facebook, talk about
00:38:33.280 whiny, how humiliating, he's on Joe
00:38:35.480 Rogan, whining, Zuckerberg, President
00:38:38.040 Trump, please, with the staff down there,
00:38:40.900 send the million dollars back, we don't
00:38:42.500 want him around the inaugural, don't
00:38:44.500 give him a seat, send the million
00:38:46.340 dollars back, just send it back, you're
00:38:49.200 raising, I just saw the other day, you
00:38:50.340 got 170 million dollars, raise more
00:38:51.700 money than any inauguration, we don't
00:38:53.020 need his million, you don't want this
00:38:55.340 guy around, he's got a bad vibe, he's
00:38:57.960 like, you go to, you go to Funk and
00:39:00.260 Wagnall's Dictionary, or Webster's, under,
00:39:04.120 you know, beta mail, he's there, and I
00:39:08.360 realize he's kung fu fighting now, and
00:39:10.020 he's got Dana White on his board, he's
00:39:11.580 all, he's manning up, he's grown up,
00:39:13.720 wants to be a man when he grows up, but
00:39:15.340 guess what, it's not, Zuckerberg,
00:39:18.260 it's just still, he's got to be
00:39:19.860 investigated, 400 million dollars that
00:39:21.200 stole the 2020 election, we'll get into
00:39:24.020 more than that in the second hour, we
00:39:25.280 talk about it, we were permanently
00:39:26.980 banned from Facebook, why?
00:39:30.620 Oh, because of all the misinformation on
00:39:32.520 the election, which turned out to be
00:39:33.640 right, correct, the American people have
00:39:36.440 just had judgment on the illegitimate
00:39:37.780 regime, and they back us, oh, and also I
00:39:40.560 said Chris Wray and Tony Fauci's head
00:39:43.840 should be on pike, something said in
00:39:45.440 C-suites every day throughout America,
00:39:48.840 thousand times a day, that's permanent
00:39:51.300 ban, and today he says, I was so ill
00:39:53.480 prepared for this, I was so overwhelmed,
00:39:55.160 come on, dude, man up, act like a grown
00:39:58.060 man, somebody's acting like a grown man,
00:40:01.380 Brent Money joins us now from Texas,
00:40:04.060 there's another firestorm, I think it's
00:40:05.720 going to be decided on Tuesday for one
00:40:08.620 of the most powerful positions in politics
00:40:11.600 in the United States, and that would be
00:40:12.700 the Speaker of the House of the great
00:40:15.220 state of Texas, which is the railhead of
00:40:17.200 MAGA.
00:40:18.540 Brother, what is going on there?
00:40:19.720 You've uncovered some stuff, tell our
00:40:21.340 folks what this fight's really about.
00:40:23.460 Yeah, I think this fight, like a lot of
00:40:25.440 fights in politics, is all about power, and
00:40:28.120 so a lot of people expect that since Texas
00:40:30.900 is the biggest red state, the biggest MAGA
00:40:34.340 state, that we are also the most conservative
00:40:37.040 state in the nation, but that just has not
00:40:39.760 been the case.
00:40:41.220 Since about in 2009, the Texas State House
00:40:45.600 was narrowly Republican, 76 Republicans,
00:40:49.160 74 Democrats, and the Democrats went and
00:40:52.600 made a deal with some of the most liberal
00:40:54.900 Republicans and appointed one of those
00:40:58.020 Republicans as Speaker of the House, a guy
00:40:59.560 named Joe Strauss, and since then we've gone
00:41:02.500 through several other speakers, Dennis
00:41:04.560 Bonin, Dade Phelan, and we're about to have
00:41:06.680 a new Speaker of the House, but it's
00:41:08.520 followed the same playbook where a majority
00:41:10.820 of the Democrats get with a few Republicans.
00:41:13.500 And so just last month, according to the
00:41:16.980 rules of our caucus, the grassroots are
00:41:19.960 tired of this, the party is tired of this,
00:41:23.100 Democrats selecting which Republican can be
00:41:26.000 the Speaker of the House and just
00:41:28.560 destroying our conservative agenda.
00:41:31.500 And so the caucus got together to elect who we
00:41:36.260 were going to nominate as the Republican to
00:41:38.100 be the Speaker, and a guy named Dustin
00:41:42.780 Burroughs and a guy named David Cook.
00:41:44.720 David Cook is the reform candidate and Dustin
00:41:47.820 Burroughs as kind of the regime candidate.
00:41:50.500 And when it was clear that Dustin Burroughs
00:41:52.860 wasn't going to win, he and 26 of his friends
00:41:55.060 got up and walked out of the room, refused to
00:41:57.500 participate in the process, and went straight
00:41:59.320 over literally to the Democrat caucus and
00:42:02.500 started trying to get their votes.
00:42:04.240 And so once again, even though we have an
00:42:05.920 88 to 62 majority in Texas, Republicans over
00:42:10.280 Democrats in the House, we're in a situation
00:42:12.880 where the Democrats are going to have a big
00:42:17.080 influence in who our next Speaker of the Texas
00:42:19.460 House is.
00:42:21.660 Brent, can you hang on one second?
00:42:22.980 I'm going to hold you into the next segment.
00:42:24.760 And maybe even the one after that.
00:42:26.840 We got to get this right.
00:42:27.940 I mean, President Trump, we won Texas by 14.
00:42:30.400 They spent hundreds of millions of dollars trying
00:42:33.600 to change Texas blue.
00:42:35.620 Remember that?
00:42:36.200 They got Texas purple.
00:42:38.380 Texas is MAGA country.
00:42:40.720 This audience stood up during the impeachment of
00:42:43.660 General Paxton and had his back.
00:42:48.640 Birch Gold.
00:42:49.360 Philip Patrick is going to be with me tomorrow.
00:42:51.660 He's in L.A.
00:42:52.300 Of course, he actually had to evacuate his house.
00:42:54.980 They're back.
00:42:55.900 He'll be with us.
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00:44:47.020 On the Birch Gold, we're going to walk through tomorrow
00:44:49.820 this situation in the bond market, which is signaling
00:44:53.060 a liquidity crisis.
00:44:56.320 I shouldn't say crisis.
00:44:58.400 Signaling a liquidity issue.
00:45:01.040 At the same time, it's now come out that Janet Yellen left our own
00:45:05.440 Scott Besson, who was one of our big contributors, was here on all the time,
00:45:10.480 and now Secretary of Treasury.
00:45:11.980 He will have his confirmation hearing next week.
00:45:13.780 We'll do more about that.
00:45:17.340 There's going to be a margin call.
00:45:19.160 President Trump is walking into the middle of a crisis of capital markets
00:45:23.120 throughout the world.
00:45:23.720 It's already turfed out.
00:45:26.220 All of these governments have been turfed out for the same thing.
00:45:29.060 Immigration and the Ukraine war support that led to major financial problems.
00:45:33.460 From Germany to France to the United Kingdom to, I would argue,
00:45:37.800 Joe Biden and his regime to Canada.
00:45:40.720 Even a little bit in South Korea, although South Korea's got the CCP's hand
00:45:44.100 in the back of that coup.
00:45:44.960 It's a little bit there, too.
00:45:47.200 So make sure you go to birchgold.com slash Bannon.
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00:45:56.460 Okay.
00:45:57.340 More on that later.
00:45:58.700 Brent, talk about money.
00:46:00.280 Larry Fink, BlackRock.
00:46:02.040 There's a BlackRock connection here, and we're always on watch for Larry Fink
00:46:07.200 and the masters of the universe, the lords of easy money on Wall Street.
00:46:10.200 How do they play here in this Texas situation?
00:46:11.820 Yeah, this is very interesting.
00:46:14.220 So a few of us started asking each other,
00:46:17.820 why are these small group of Republicans working so hard to keep their power and control
00:46:22.360 when it's so clearly against the Republican Party and just common sense?
00:46:28.040 And one of my friends, Mitch Little, wrote an editorial on X and pointed out that there are
00:46:35.720 connections between Dennis Bonin, who was the Speaker of the House, Dade Phelan, who was
00:46:43.200 or is right now the Speaker of the House, Dustin Burrows, who is running for the Speaker of the
00:46:47.940 House, Cody Harris and maybe others, that are all shareholders and employees of this little
00:46:54.580 bank called Third Coast Bank. And Third Coast Bank's largest shareholder is BlackRock.
00:47:00.580 Their second largest shareholder is Vanguard. And so you're starting to see why there's so much
00:47:07.460 power in what should be an administrative managerial position as Speaker of the House
00:47:12.560 that just kind of helps the people and the members of the House to do their work.
00:47:17.140 But it's all connected back to these people that are on the board of Third Coast Bank,
00:47:24.120 employees in Third Coast Bank. And I don't know exactly what the financial
00:47:29.260 implications of all that are, but it's something that definitely needs to be to be investigated.
00:47:36.420 Brent, how do people go to get more information about this? Our audience has worked up.
00:47:41.020 We spend a lot of time working in Texas and the Texas citizens are great, but they want to know
00:47:45.300 how the information in a call to action of where do they go? What do they do? So where do they go?
00:47:50.360 Absolutely. First, they need to go to TexasSpeakerRace.com. That will show them which
00:47:55.760 people, which members are with Dustin Burroughs and this BlackRock group, and which are with David
00:48:04.460 Cook. Call the David Cook people and tell them thank you. Call the Dustin Burroughs people and ask
00:48:09.500 them, what are they doing? Why aren't they with the Republicans? And then they can follow me on
00:48:14.700 x at BrentMoney.com or at BrentMoney. They can follow. There's a lot of reps. I retweet a lot
00:48:21.680 of them. Like I said, Mitch Little, who was Ken Paxton's attorney during the sham impeachment,
00:48:27.360 is a great follow. And he has laid it out pretty well also.
00:48:32.080 Okay, brother. Appreciate you. We'll get everybody over there. Mitch Little is a good man. We spent a lot
00:48:39.700 of time with Mitch, went down and actually did a campaign event for Mitch. I will be, maybe,
00:48:45.140 Mo, you can get it later in the next hour. I'll be in Denton, Texas for the, what is it? The Reagan
00:48:52.540 Day, the Lincoln Reagan Dinner that's going to be there on Saturday. I think it's the 27th. It's the
00:48:59.740 Saturday right after the inauguration. I'm going to go down with Glenn Story and the team. Love going
00:49:06.160 down to Texas. Love being part of this dinner. Going to give some remarks and we'll meet everybody,
00:49:11.140 take some selfies, shake some hands, get to know you. Couldn't be prouder to kick off post
00:49:16.240 inauguration down in the great state of Texas. Mitchell and these guys are good. It's tough to
00:49:21.620 figure out. I mean, the business interest down there are out of control. Now they're going to go cut
00:49:25.620 deals. The Larry Fink guy is going to go cut deals to the Democrats on a state that Trump won by 14%
00:49:30.780 that we overwhelmingly won in defense of Attorney General Paxton. Lindale, you're a Minnesota boy,
00:49:39.840 but you're a big Texas fan. Are you not, sir? Absolutely. I'm in Texas a lot of the time.
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