Gaines for Girls with Riley Gaines - Boldly Defending American Values with Andrew Bailey

00:00:00.000 welcome back to the games for girls podcast thank you guys for tuning in uh make sure you

00:00:11.320 check us out anywhere where you get your podcasts like and subscribe uh be sure to check us out at

00:00:16.580 outkick.com but i was asked a few days ago is actually for an outkick special uh these clips

00:00:23.100 will be running through different daily shows like charlie's or tommy's dan's um but i was

00:00:28.700 asked who i thought the most patriotic americans were and a couple names pretty immediately came

00:00:34.680 to mind right i thought about people like john rich or kid rock or dana white but then i really

00:00:41.620 started thinking about what it means to be patriotic this is a person who loves their country and is

00:00:49.600 ready to and actively and boldly supports and defends their country and that is when i thought

00:00:57.620 of today's guest attorney general bailey of missouri i swear to you i go on twitter or x

00:01:04.660 and every day he is announcing more litigation that he is filing against those who seek to destroy

00:01:11.580 and dismantle our freedoms and our constitutional rights um on top of how he serves i guess americans

00:01:17.420 and missourians in the courtroom um he served this country in the u.s army and so attorney general bailey

00:01:23.620 he is the epitome of a patriot and i could not be more excited for our conversation uh you can expect

00:01:30.080 to hear about big tech censorship uh what we are seeing by the supreme court as it pertains to the

00:01:36.240 presidential election title nine all things student loans um and how fitting considering that this is

00:01:43.000 the week that we celebrate our independence and our founding principles uh so check out the interview

00:01:47.920 with attorney general andrew bailey here attorney general bailey uh before we get into anything

00:01:53.840 i just wanted to to thank you really uh you have been one of the most if not the most proactive and

00:02:02.420 efficient and thorough figures on the front lines uh fighting for what it means or at least what it

00:02:09.440 has historically meant uh to be an american so on behalf of what i would imagine all sane missourians and

00:02:16.580 broader than that really americans uh thank you well thank you you know getting to appear on your

00:02:23.500 show and be able to speak with you who's been a you know an individual who's led and been a clarion

00:02:27.820 call in the wilderness on so many of these important issues across the united states it's really

00:02:32.300 umbling for me you know i my service in the united states army after college but before law school

00:02:37.460 taught me how important it is to be bold be courageous fight for what's right and uh to the

00:02:43.820 execution match and so you know there's different kinds of attorneys there's kind of the academic

00:02:48.620 law school tough and then there's the kind of the warrior tough and i want to only be a warrior tough

00:02:53.380 attorney who's willing to take the fight to the enemies of freedom safety and prosperity and i

00:02:56.720 yeah during my time as ag we've been in no doubt uh that is definitely what i have witnessed from

00:03:03.260 outside looking in i mean even just in the last week uh we have seen some huge wins even on a

00:03:09.640 national scale that can be partly or i would say majorly attributed to to your efforts and so i

00:03:15.720 want you to walk us through some of your involvement the state of missouri's involvement

00:03:19.600 in combating the weaponization of the government against president trump and the wins that we have

00:03:25.280 seen even over the past week or two yeah absolutely i think there's really three main uh

00:03:30.240 strategic strategic objectives in this line you know first and foremost you see let me start with

00:03:35.400 this god gave us rights as humans the constitution protects those rights from the government and the

00:03:44.100 purpose of the government is to protect protect those rights so the constitution protects us from

00:03:48.740 the government the government should be protecting our rights and yet under the biden administration

00:03:52.200 as the left has uh you know infiltrated so many apparatuses of state level and federal government

00:03:58.840 you see a weaponization of the government against individuals in order to deny that of their

00:04:03.940 constitutional rights and that is never being more evident than in their persecution of president

00:04:08.640 trump and that persecution has taken many forms the most recent and immediate that we see is the

00:04:15.440 prosecution of president trump in the state of new york this was an illicit which had prosecution it

00:04:20.100 was never supported by facts and law the prosecutors were politically motivating meaning they shouldn't

00:04:25.100 have been disqualified from those cases the in itself is a recognition of the notice requirement under the

00:04:31.760 due process clause and there was a first amendment violation when the judge and strike warned president

00:04:37.060 trump to speak on any issue related to the trial this is a presidential candidate in the heat of a

00:04:41.900 campaign and we have a first amendment right as citizens of missouri and the united states to

00:04:46.320 hear from a presidential candidate so i don't know if it's related as well i mean they'll have to

00:04:50.300 read anonymity near the sixth amendment because it relates to determining what the public and offense is

00:04:54.640 when the jury was deliberating so like the goal here prosecutors was never to obtain a legally

00:05:00.020 valid conviction the goal was one ways to take president trump that's the campaign trail and

00:05:06.360 silence it and missourians have a sovereign interest in participating in a national presidential election

00:05:13.820 on equal footing we can't let a rogue prosecutor and a collusive judiciary in new york destroy our

00:05:19.540 rights as missourians to participate in that national election that's why we're filing sued missourney

00:05:24.960 versus new york going directly to the united states supreme court our founding fathers contemplate

00:05:29.420 that there would be disputes amongst the states and those disputes would be resolved at the highest

00:05:34.220 court in the land i'm proud to say that sue will be on file this week and we're doing everything

00:05:38.000 we can to achieve missourians have a right to participate freely and fairly in the national

00:05:42.620 presidential election amazing uh yeah your office has been steadfast in protecting the first our first

00:05:49.560 amendment rights uh we live in a time where our first amendment rights they're constantly under attack

00:05:54.820 and weirdly enough in the name of in the name of progress or equality i see this weekly um if not

00:06:01.260 daily in my own personal life right meta censors me tiktok deletes my videos um they don't stay up

00:06:08.140 longer than 10 minutes a bit bright that's another one uh they have historically removed my events yet

00:06:14.560 allow pro-hamas pro-terrorist groups to keep their events up um and so talk about the case you mentioned

00:06:22.420 new york but what about the case that you brought that made it what made its way up to the highest

00:06:26.960 courts uh there was a recent ruling and so what that means for the president and what that means

00:06:31.480 for the american people yeah and i think this is really the second strategic objective in the the

00:06:37.760 fight against the weaponization of government and you see it in government censorship on big tech

00:06:42.160 social media platforms the case of course missouri vp it was filed a few years ago we obtained a

00:06:48.820 preliminary discovery that identified enumerated a relationship of coercion and collusion

00:06:54.120 from the administration across the spectrum of bureaucratic agencies targeting conservative

00:06:58.480 voices for censorship on big tech social media platforms we took back the evidence to court and

00:07:03.680 obtained a preliminary injunction on the 5th of july last year definitive to this circuit court of

00:07:07.740 appeals and the case was the supreme court in march of this year the supreme court just last week

00:07:13.360 handed out its decision the media would have you believe that uh that that censorship is okay and

00:07:19.560 that that the claim sided with president that's not true for all those headlines are inherently deceitful

00:07:24.800 and misleading of deceiving at a minimum i don't tell you that what the court found is that there is

00:07:30.040 absolutely government censorship on big tech social media platforms in violation of the first amendment

00:07:35.480 that is less than that we have but we only found raised that because the case had been sitting on

00:07:40.600 for the past year called thing does we didn't have current evidence that the censorship is ongoing

00:07:46.240 and they sent us back down to the chalkboard to get more evidence which we will do our

00:07:49.920 discovery tools at the chalkboard at this stage in the litigation are much more broad and deep than

00:07:55.100 they were in the preliminary phase so we will root out the bad censorship enterprise and to anyone who

00:07:59.880 says well the government censorship was unique to 2020 2021 it's not going on anymore shall we run

00:08:04.980 instance in history when the government was evident we've teased its size and ceased that kind of

00:08:09.660 illicit behavior it always grows within a vacuum and so we know it's there we will find it we will

00:08:14.300 read it out and we will go back to court obtained another injunction that fight for free speech goes off

00:08:19.300 amazing yeah uh unfortunately we are left to to deal with this growing government um you mentioned

00:08:27.640 media we talked about suppression and censorship at the national level right within the presidential

00:08:32.820 election uh but you mentioned media and it it reminds me of just yet another um another case that

00:08:40.600 you have brought and this one is against media matters um media matters they are truly their own worst

00:08:47.040 enemy everything they post i look at it and it seems satirical for example the the president of media

00:08:53.160 matters uh he just recently was in an interview and he said that the media is getting it all wrong that

00:08:57.980 it's actually president trump who has mentally declined and that the debate showed how bad trump's

00:09:03.140 cognitive decline really is um they just had a a large layoff i digress whatever um but they have a

00:09:11.020 history of refusing to cooperate with investigations that you brought a case they've now you and i believe

00:09:18.740 attorney general now governor landry of louisiana but they've now essentially what they've done

00:09:23.380 is stonewalled y'all's investigation into their fraudulent practices like another important case

00:09:30.120 as it pertains to free speech and how missouri is fighting back and so can you walk us through

00:09:34.900 what media matters is doing and again how it affects everyday people yeah absolutely and again this is

00:09:42.100 the fight for the first amendment right to free fair and open debate the first amendment protects a

00:09:48.600 competition of ideas where the people you and i get to determine what is and isn't true

00:09:52.720 based on that free fair and open debate the competition of ideas what the list wants to

00:09:56.920 do whether it be government censorship while they want censorship that type of pressure of market

00:10:01.960 manipulation campaigns is to shut down that debate they want to silence any voice in opposition to

00:10:08.060 their ideals they do it through government censorship they do it through uh the the big tech social

00:10:12.900 media platforms i can try to put censorship policies which i think are even most i think it's

00:10:18.120 a scary role in that anything joseph stern could have contributed because when on shut down these

00:10:23.220 people every man movie had done it but when you have de-emphasized de-platformed people off

00:10:27.360 social media you and your listeners and viewers may not know for several dates and so the people who

00:10:32.080 have been receiving their message their lives have hesitated and they may never know and what the

00:10:36.500 evidence shows the media matters did is that they juxtaposed controversial speech on x formerly known as

00:10:41.880 women find advertisers in an attempt to bully those advertisers into withdrawing some acts why would 1.00

00:10:47.320 they do that they're manipulating the marketplace in women to destroy one of the left's platforms 0.99

00:10:53.180 dedicated to free speech in the united states of america it's a mistake in the way of free speech and

00:10:57.580 it's an evolving home set and i think that those the two recent decisions that have come down within

00:11:02.400 the last few days in the supreme court yeah missouri b and the net choice cases that just came down

00:11:07.060 today indicate that the bottom set is evolving and as state attorneys general i'm going to protect

00:11:11.960 consumers and protect the marketplace from uh accommodations of restraint of trade but

00:11:18.620 attorneys general need to find new and creative ways to to use the levers of authority to uh ensure that

00:11:25.100 there's transparency that works yeah no makes sense

00:11:28.620 it's interesting to hear your perspective obviously i'm not someone who who studied law

00:11:36.820 and so to be able to to hear you explain it so clearly um is important i think again just your

00:11:42.960 everyday person needs to hear that um but look you're suing planned parenthood you're suing media

00:11:49.300 matters you said the state of new york the biden administration and several different departments

00:11:53.280 including the department of education over the illegal administrative rewrite of title nine uh dozens of

00:12:00.200 officials in the federal government um back to the title line so if you've been big on the student

00:12:04.840 student loan stuff as well um but back to the title nine stuff something i thought was so unique

00:12:11.520 this issue the issue of men competing in women's sports uh is labeled and portrayed as one that is

00:12:20.000 incredibly divisive it is portrayed as something that is polarizing but what we saw after president

00:12:26.800 biden announced this new title nine rewrite this rollout uh we saw 26 attorney generals 26 different

00:12:33.920 states suing the biden administration i don't think we see again i i'm not in the same position

00:12:40.100 clearly that you are but but there's hardly i would imagine that same unity over a lot of issues and so

00:12:47.380 why is it that this this issue of title nine and the rewrite again the illegal administrative

00:12:55.100 rewrite that we have seen um why is it that so many are suing the biden administration so many ags

00:13:01.520 well i think it's because we love the constitution and the rule of law it has served our democratic

00:13:06.620 republic for the over 200 years and i mean people like myself who are fat in the land here and any

00:13:12.280 conflict or took you know took note to protect and defend the constitution against enemies foreign

00:13:16.480 and domestic take it seriously when we see these kinds of attacks on the constitution our constitutional

00:13:21.280 structure and the rule of law let me let me go back to student loans real quick before i shift the 0.99

00:13:26.140 title line just to say this then really when i was talking about the three strategic fronts in the

00:13:30.460 weaponization of government i think that is an underrated and underappreciated third front in

00:13:34.840 the sense that president biden was already telling though once before the united states supreme court

00:13:38.380 to plan b which they're still not enabling legislation to tim partners and i was like the supreme court

00:13:43.860 made the first time they told him no he's now perfectly willfully defending the supreme court it's a

00:13:48.480 constitutional basis and that he's trying to do is buy votes that's yet another form of

00:13:53.700 weaponization of government so you see false tension frustration of president trump you see censorship

00:13:59.000 on any platform and then you see this kind of like offense on the other side it's an incredibly

00:14:04.380 dangerous stock day in our republic when the funnel government from the chief executive president

00:14:08.640 behind this weaponizing like that so title line for 50 years title line has stood for the proposition

00:14:15.880 that women should have equal access and opportunity to athletic competitions and we have celebrated this in so

00:14:23.140 many different ways so many great female athletes over the decades we've been champions and that we've

00:14:28.380 been able to celebrate and watch and cheer on and yet what president biden has attempted to do with

00:14:33.000 the flick of a pin with again without any authorization from congress is to rewrite our law it's illegal and

00:14:39.240 it perverts the natural understanding of the law which is that it's supposed to protect women 0.99

00:14:43.080 not authorize men to participate in women's sports that's absurd and so i think him essentially like

00:14:49.280 rewriting the law with the flick of a pin without any uh you know without any say so from the people's

00:14:54.200 elected representatives in congress is unconstitutional and it flies in the face of the plain text of the

00:14:59.800 statute and it undermines the rule of law uh for for him to convince people that he can do this and

00:15:04.640 you're right i mean there's been largely unanimous voice against this because people want to protect

00:15:10.320 the sanctity of women's sports in the world of course i mean we're listening to you explain all of

00:15:17.640 these these different cultural issues uh again national issues security issues even where did we

00:15:25.180 where did we go wrong how do we now have an entire political party at least in terms of i guess elected

00:15:31.620 representation that are globalists rather than america first they want open borders rather than secure

00:15:39.060 ones they can't or i actually believe they can but they refuse to differentiate the real and

00:15:45.120 biological differences between men and women they don't see the necessity or the urgency of 0.87

00:15:50.680 maintaining the safeguarding of children or the importance of parental rights no they think

00:15:54.600 that your children are actually their children i mean when did this shift and i guess how is the

00:16:00.680 better question how did this shift happen well you know as a christian i believe that so much of it

00:16:06.640 started when uh the left drove christian ideology conversations about the christian faith

00:16:14.140 expressions of christian faith from public discourse i think that was one of the biggest tragedies

00:16:19.620 i think that too often culture is influencing the church instead of the church influencing culture

00:16:24.280 i think that's abominable uh i think that uh on top of all that you get the generation of people

00:16:30.120 we used to elevate the rules of the game and then the players in the audience and the the

00:16:34.140 Democrats are Republicans that's what's best for america the american people we just had different

00:16:39.280 ways of getting there well let's just jettison that approach and now they're willing to undermine

00:16:44.260 the rules of the game to achieve and to achieve their desire to maintain health and they're going

00:16:49.180 to destroy and train off system of government on the way to doing that and they no longer have any

00:16:54.080 interest in protecting practical good woke utopian ideology prevails the reason about any kind of

00:17:02.080 good designer to protect the good so like while inflation is rampant people can't afford you know

00:17:06.740 shoes for their kids or breakfast you know eggs and cereal to feed their kids before they go to

00:17:11.320 school and the link is going to tell you that you could use a path or somehow you're being

00:17:15.280 discriminant you know president he made an attempt to pack this country with illegal aliens so that 0.88

00:17:19.960 he can maintain power through allowing them to pack well people's lives at risk i mean all 1,100

00:17:25.360 deaths from i've received more than 1,500 deaths from physical exposure and when you're all in the

00:17:30.460 statements are now all in under reported incidences of human trafficking these are real life human

00:17:35.040 honors that are occurring on the streets of missouri every day and biden doesn't care because he wants

00:17:39.620 to appeal here as if he's a lot you know many of them doing anything with these medical modern

00:17:43.880 official words don't matter this is absolutely similar and again it's dangerous and that's why

00:17:47.780 it's so important that we have uh government officials who are willing to fight back like we

00:17:51.680 have here in missouri no doubt like you are um do you believe that the the pendulum is swinging back

00:17:58.440 i i look at what happened this week in terms of the scotus rulings a few different things and

00:18:03.700 and i can only imagine that it's due time that truth and sanity um restore themselves but but

00:18:11.880 do you believe the pendulum is swinging back i think the pendulum is swinging back you know how

00:18:16.800 how hard it swings back how fast it swings back is going to be dependent upon our ability to do

00:18:22.400 things like break up the censorship regime and i'm not just handing out the government censorship

00:18:26.620 regime it is but it's just and it's playing we've still got to break up it's internal censorship

00:18:32.560 there's no reason that people have yeah if you're an alien that showed up on interview and watched

00:18:37.500 the news or checked out social media you would think that half of our population is is transgender

00:18:42.160 or homosexual and certainly that's not the case and it's because the manipulation of ideas and 0.54

00:18:48.900 conversation on big tech is so bad that it over emphasizes some of these concepts in an attempt

00:18:54.780 to reshape our culture and i think it's important to expose that for what it is again if the government

00:19:00.500 were muting a phone call and when we start talking about things the government didn't like

00:19:04.720 uh not entirely but certainly we would know what was happening you don't necessarily know

00:19:09.240 when things are being de-emphasized or de-platform or shadow banned on big tech and it's not again it's

00:19:14.440 not just the speakers rise who are violated it's the listeners as well and it's fundamentally reshaping

00:19:19.400 this culture in negative ways it's our good thing to move that pendulum in the proper direction is 0.94

00:19:23.680 going to be dependent on our ability to break up some of that censorship no doubt anything on the

00:19:28.880 horizon that we can expect to hear about from from your office if we're excited to be finding this

00:19:35.460 case missouri v new wrote again to vindicate missourians rights to participate freely and

00:19:39.760 fairly in the national election uh to hear frame and have access to president trump he should have

00:19:44.000 not been tethered into a trial in manhattan in silence inhalation of the first amendment and that

00:19:49.760 wants missourians so that's important we're looking at ways we can get involved to increase

00:19:53.880 persecution about criminal aliens who are being uh who are trafficking drugs and humans through the

00:19:59.020 state of missouri so expect them then you look for my office on that issue we've got more than 50

00:20:04.120 lawsuits pending right now against the biden administration's unconstitutional illegal

00:20:08.080 behavior and on any given day we can uh we can score wins on those cases we've been fighting and

00:20:13.140 winning for missourians for the last 18 months and anticipate doing it for a long time in the future

00:20:17.260 gosh more than 50 lawsuits just against the biden admittance that is um again i think that speaks

00:20:24.360 to your dedication to preserving the constitution fighting for our freedom as missourians but but

00:20:30.160 again broader than that as americans and so you set the standard if every attorney general was like you

00:20:36.840 uh the country but larger the world would be a better place and so we couldn't be more grateful for you

00:20:42.900 we will continue following along uh continuing to open the x app every single day and and see you

00:20:50.120 announce that you are filing some lawsuit somewhere else over some issue um but we are so grateful for

00:20:55.540 you so thank you well i will keep the good fun i hope we can talk again soon i hope you're able to get

00:21:01.200 all that uh he talks fast um especially if you're someone who doesn't understand the legal jargon

00:21:07.940 legal mumbo jumbo um but really i have so much respect and admiration and honestly i'm inspired

00:21:15.080 by attorney general bailey i hope and i pray that he becomes the u.s attorney general in november

00:21:22.940 i don't know if he or his family he's a foster parent as well he or his family would want to make

00:21:29.640 the move to dc but i know the country would be grateful for him i wish all ags actually even some

00:21:36.720 ags with an r by their name had the same tenacity and fortitude that ag bailey does uh the country

00:21:43.660 and the world for that matter would be a much better place now thank you guys for tuning in

00:21:48.560 again check us out at outkick.com and i am wishing you the happiest of fourth of july's uh be sure to

00:21:55.860 celebrate this country remind yourself what it means to be an american how fortunate we are to have the

00:22:02.320 rights and the liberties that we have see you guys soon

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Boldly Defending American Values with Andrew Bailey

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