00:32:27.840But part of this was a humiliation for the president at the time and to make sure this was another throwing some dirt on his grave to ensure that he would never come back as president of the United States.
00:32:42.680They wanted to make sure that nobody could challenge their political power because at that time, Democrats were a lot more popular than they are now.
00:32:51.040And Donald Trump really was the only one that could challenge them, and he was doing it quite successfully.
00:32:56.160And so they were trying to take him out.
00:32:57.900But one of the things that I think is so important about this and what I hit on in my book is that they came after us, too.
00:33:04.960And, Steve, you know it better than most of us.
00:33:07.340But they came after staffers who just happened to be working for the president.
00:33:10.980And they really went after ordinary, everyday Americans who were actually doing good work to help Donald Trump accomplish what he wanted to accomplish.
00:33:29.020It's about the rest of us and our ability to speak freely and support the candidates that we want to support and do the work that we want to do.
00:34:21.320I had done nothing other than report the truth as a reporter when I was with One American News and then support the president as an attorney when I worked with him as a staff attorney.
00:34:30.040And, I mean, if you Google me, you've got to go 100 pages deep before you find a true article.
00:34:34.160They used what the government was doing as a way to defame their political opponent because, of course, if the government says something is so, then it's not defamation, right?
00:34:44.220And so they make these accusations, criminal charges, throw people like you and Peter Navarro in prison, try to do it to me and my colleagues.
00:34:52.960But it's hugely defamatory, and it ruins lives, and it has to stop.
00:35:31.480I mean, President Trump himself did the forward to it, which I'm so excited about.
00:35:35.620And it is just the play-by-play of everything that went down between our conversation – my conversations – with the president's defense attorney, as well as the DOJ and the FBI.
00:35:48.860I mean, I walk the reader through everything that I experienced as his staff attorney, as the custodian of records.
00:35:53.800I signed the infamous certification at this point, as well as the warrant.
00:35:57.780And I take you through the whole thing.
00:35:59.300And it really lifts the cover off of the corruption within the Department of Justice, because everybody knows the story that the media has been telling.
00:36:07.460And then when you see what actually happened, it just doesn't match.
00:36:10.800And so I'm excited for people to read it.
00:36:13.280And just – your mind will be blown at how different the story actually is from what the media told you for years.
00:36:22.420Since they were making it up, you made a point about the timing.
00:36:27.440It took Jack Smith because he didn't really have anything, so they had to kind of scramble.
00:36:33.000Cash has been able to put this together.
00:36:35.200I think it's incumbent upon Pam, but obviously you've got to be professional.
00:36:38.160You want to make sure these indictments withstand the pressure that's going to come on because, folks, we're starting into one of the most important legal situations in the history of the country, right?
00:36:53.080President Trump has already said he thinks it's the most – the biggest political crime in the country's history.
00:36:59.060I think I would agree with that, right?
00:37:00.720Maybe Kennedy's assassination, which I think is a political crime, would top it.
00:37:05.440But in the history of this republic, pretty damn high.
00:37:08.840The seriousness – this is going to get global.
00:37:10.980Things that went on years ago are going to be put under a microscope.
00:37:16.060I think it is very important for Pam's – whoever she selects here as – and it looks like it may actually be someone in justice or an existing U.S. attorney since they can get around the confirmation process and get on with it right now.
00:37:33.580If they have somebody in main justice or somebody – so I think it's incumbent upon them, Christina, to move with alacrity.
00:37:49.760We were screaming about it when they were doing it to Donald Trump.
00:37:52.140That's not the way the criminal justice system is supposed to work.
00:37:55.660That being said, I also think it would be foolish for us to ignore that if this is not completed or at least not completely exposed to where we have reality again, if they get a chance to get out of this through doing some sort of craziness in the next election, they will.
00:38:56.480We talked after the show this morning because of what John Solomon said about getting Christina on, and she was going to make the case of how we had to move and expedite this.
00:39:17.160John Solomon will be on 6 o'clock tonight.
00:39:19.440He'll be going into action in some more details.
00:39:22.900There has been a leak coming out of the Justice Department.
00:39:25.260It looks like a grand jury, criminal grand jury, is being put together.
00:39:29.840It looks like they've designated the strike forces, now designated, I think, some prosecutors to lead this.
00:39:34.380I think they've been a part of the country.
00:39:37.420I am, I don't have any inside information on this, but I would assume to the degree possible, this will probably be in South Florida, since some of the activity took place there.
00:39:48.520They may start, as you know, many of these grand juries, they start with one thing and then they build over time.
00:39:54.120I think the MAGA movement, and particularly the war and posse, should take this as a major, major inflection point about how serious this is getting.
00:40:03.460And Brennan and Clapper and Hayden and all of them have known, from the Encomi, from the McCabe, all of that crowd,
00:40:09.780from the very beginning, that the American people are going to, in their righteous indignation, demand accountability here for what went on.
00:40:19.320And what it was, was a coup against an individual who won the presidency.
00:40:24.740I was there and saw it up close and personal.
00:40:28.560And finally, after years, and this talks about the hard work this is done with the precinct strategy, with everything,
00:40:34.700the canvassing and all of it it took to be the infrastructure and the backbone of President Trump's comeback.
00:40:42.120This is one of the reasons President Trump came back, because he understood that if you do not get into and adjudicate this in an official capacity,
00:41:49.720They're in discussion with federal agents, which I have advocated for many, many days now,
00:41:54.560that why are they talking to federal agents about guys just can't scamper and leave their duty station,
00:42:01.920particularly when you have a situation there about the flooding, situations about property tax, so many other issues,
00:42:07.780just going to leave their elected representatives.
00:42:10.780One, in addition to vacate the chair, hell, send the Texas Rangers out or notify federal authorities and round them up and bring them back.
00:42:17.060Another huge win for the Warren Posse and action is going to be taken.
00:42:22.620And as Brian Harrison said, whether they have to go another special session, another special session, this is going to get done.
00:42:29.580You're going to get five seats redistricted in the state of Texas, and that is enormous.
00:42:34.320When you talk about the margins here in the House, that is enormous, and Hakeem Jeffries understands.
00:42:38.420That with that, if we put our shoulder to the wheel, it's going to be very, very difficult,
00:42:42.960if not impossible, for Hakeem Jeffries to become Speaker of the House.
00:42:47.300In addition, something we've argued on this show month after month after month in the Biden regime,
00:42:53.920when we have E.J. and Tony on here, that the Bureau of Labor Statistics algorithms are wrong, their numbers are wrong.
00:43:00.540This just wasn't something that came up last week.
00:43:02.380It was most egregious for the 250,000 job change, I think, to make President Trump look bad in the face of all the terror starting to kick in.
00:43:13.900And we advocated that E.J. came on here, and voila, the head of Bureau of Labor Statistics is gone.
00:43:21.940We're trying to get E.J. and Tony to join us.
00:43:51.720It just cannot keep up with that demand.
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00:45:00.960EJ's here going to get him seated, hooked up, and we're going to have him in a minute.
00:45:04.980Mike Lindell, before we get EJ and Tony, this audience deserves something special as hard as they've been working and making things happen because they're bending the arc of history.
00:49:16.500To control information, echo an authoritarian playbook.
00:49:26.620And in it, you write in part, quote, an old rule in Washington holds that you were entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts.
00:49:36.160President Trump seems determined to prove that wrong.
00:49:39.320Don't like an intelligent report that contradicts your view?
00:50:01.580Mr. Trump's war on facts reached new heights on Friday when he angrily fired the Labor Department official in charge of compiling statistics on employment in America because he didn't like the latest jobs report showing that the economy isn't doing as well as he claims it is.
00:50:21.900The message, however, was unmistakable.
00:50:25.300Government officials who deal in data now fear they have to toe the line or risk losing their jobs.
00:50:33.000Okay, EJ, you've been on here every month, I think, virtually for four years going through this.
00:50:43.040They've made this, oh, this is trying to suppress data.
00:50:46.920You've been going through saying, hey, these models, something's got to be wrong because they would have a high number, and then they'd go back the next month, and you'd have like two or three months back.
00:50:56.220They'd be taking them down more and more and more, and you had said that this is getting outrageous.
00:51:10.320Like they are pretty much every morning, quite frankly.
00:51:13.000What Trump is doing here, I think, is not an attempt to fiddle with the numbers, but rather to ensure their accuracy in the same way that when he talks about removing Powell,
00:51:24.940that's not to jeopardize Fed independents, that's to try to preserve Fed independents,
00:51:29.860because I think it's pretty clear at this point that Jerome Powell is not acting according to the data.
00:51:38.960And so, again, removing him would be not an attack on Fed independents, but an attempt to preserve it.
00:51:44.100In the same way, I think it is long past time you get somebody in to really clean up the BLS and to allow all of the good folks there to really do good work again and to produce good, accurate numbers.
00:52:00.180That's what we want at the end of the day.
00:52:01.700We just want the numbers to be accurate, full stop.