Off The Cuff Declassified - John Cardillo - May 18⧸2018
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Rudy Giuliani tells Robert Mueller's team he's ready to rip them apart, Amanda Head joins me to discuss Hillary Clinton's $1 million speaking fee, a shooter at Trump Doral Golf Club ranting about the President, and is there going to be a purge of the White House communications team because of the leaks?
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Today on Off the Cuff Declassified, Rudy Giuliani tells Robert Mueller's team he's ready to rip them
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apart. Fellow rebel and the Hollywood conservative Amanda Head joins me to discuss Hillary Clinton's
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one million dollar speaking fee. A shooter at Trump Doral Golf Club here in Miami
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ranting about the president. Luckily he was taken out by police before anyone was injured. And is
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there going to be a purge of the White House communications team because of the leaks?
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Rudy Giuliani is not messing around. He was on Fox News this week with Laura Ingram
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and he basically called out Robert Mueller's team in a way I haven't heard anybody call out
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Robert Mueller's team. Now I am very, very happy that Rudy is going down this road. Very happy
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because president's former attorneys, John Dowden, Ty Cobb were very, very soft, very soft.
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Rudy when asked what the timeline, when Laura Ingram asked Rudy Giuliani, what is your optimal timeline
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for this to wrap up? Giuliani said they should do it today. I mean, as soon as possible. I think they
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have the facts from which they can write their report. If you can write a fair report, fine, then write it.
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If you're not, if you're going to write an unfair report, write it and we will combat it. We're ready
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to rip it apart and we're ready to rip them apart if that's what they want. We'd rather peacefully settle
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this and get it over with. Good for him. Good for him. Now Giuliani, this is from the Gateway Pundit
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story, but Giuliani discussed the Mueller investigation and he said that the guys on Mueller's team are so
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taking so long because, quote, maybe these guys, you know, figure they can't get a good job.
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End quote. He's right. They're living on the government dole. They've got a very nice cushy
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deal right now. And why would they want to? Why would they want to stop this role? They've
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got unlimited power. They're making good money. Well, what gets really interesting is that
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Breitbart is now reporting that the inspector general's report is going to be damning. Now,
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I told you this through my sources, that the OIG report was going to be damning to the FBI.
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Paul Sperry, he was the former D.C. Bureau chief of Investor Business Daily, Investors Business Daily,
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and now he's with the Hoover Institution as their media guy. But this is not some random guy on Twitter.
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He tweeted yesterday, breaking. IG Horowitz has found, quote, reasonable grounds for believing there
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has been a violation of federal criminal law in the FBI and DOJ's handling of the Clinton
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investigation and has referred his findings of potential criminal misconduct to Huber for
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possible criminal prosecution. Now, Huber is the U.S. attorney in Utah that Jeff Sessions appointed
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as special prosecutor. Special prosecutor is different than a special counsel. A special counsel
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is an outside entity appointed by Justice Department. A special prosecutor is a U.S. attorney,
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someone within Justice Department, who's given the ability to work in a different district.
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They're pulled from where they work and put on some other, not pulled from where they work,
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but they're handed some other cases and given additional jurisdiction, geographical jurisdiction
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and scope jurisdiction as per the attorney general. Now, this is a major development because we know
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something wasn't right in the way the FBI and DOJ handled the Hillary case. This could potentially
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bring in, well, I'm going to bring in James Comey, clearly, and Andrew McCabe. And now this brings in,
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excuse me, Loretta Lynch. This is very, very damning, very damning for Team Obama. And if I were Team Obama,
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I would be pretty concerned. I really would be. Now, we spoke a little bit about the issues with what
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the FBI is doing on the show this week using national security letters instead of subpoenas.
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And national security letters are concerning. I explained to you on the show yesterday because
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the FBI signs them in secrecy and can pretty much surveil Americans. And this is a troubling
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situation we're involved in here. We've got the former director of the FBI out there on a book
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tour. He's playing the victim. He's doing a lot of things to imply that he's the guy who was wronged
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when in reality, it appears that the entire DOJ and FBI was weaponized against the Trump campaign
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on behalf of the Clinton campaign. We have John Brennan, the former CIA director, who we now know
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inserted parts of that unverified and salacious, as James Comey calls it, steel dossier.
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He inserted parts of that into Obama's presidential daily brief. Every day, the president gets the
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daily brief. And it really is a highly classified intelligence briefing of the most relevant things
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going on around the world and domestically that the president of the United States must know about.
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This is his daily brief. So he's up to speed on the really important stuff. And John Brennan was slipping
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in the steel dossier, excerpts from the steel dossier. I can't think of anything, anything worse than that.
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Can't think of anything worse than that. It's pretty damn ridiculous when you get down to it.
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But they're Democrats. They get away with it. And it really has undermined. It's really done a
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an incredible disservice to America that this thing has been going on. Enter in this moron,
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Michael Avenatti, Stormy Daniels lawyer. He's out there saying now there are two more women.
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We're finding out a lot of bad things about this guy. Eight million dollars show up in his shows up
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in his bank account right around the time he took this case on. Nobody really knows what's going on,
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but it appears that Avenatti is in touch with some of Mueller's people. And it led to the
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Michael Cohen investigation. It's dirty. It's dirty. But what's going on in Mueller's second year?
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We're going in. Yesterday was the anniversary of Mueller's first year. We're going into the second
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year. Well, what's really happening there? Well, the Associated Press is they put out a story
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yesterday, and they've got some speculation. They say, what is Mueller investigating?
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There's no doubt Mueller's investigation is far reaching. But at its core, prosecutors have
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remained focused on two central questions. Did the Trump campaign collude with the Kremlin to tip
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2016 presidential election in the Republican candidates favor? And has Trump tried to obstruct
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the investigation since taking office through actions, including firing FBI Director James Comey?
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And badging Attorney General Jeff Sessions over his recusal last March from the Russia probe.
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Both of these are stupid, dumb, idiotic, moronic, and ridiculous. No, there was no collusion. We know
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that. It is not obstruction of justice for a president to fire an FBI director. We've been over that ad
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nauseam on the show. The Obama administration's own 2011 memo reaffirms this. Badgering the Attorney
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General is pretty much impossible when you're the president and the Attorney General works for you.
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You can ask the Attorney General whatever you want and tell him whatever you want for the most part.
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So another question the AP asks, who has been questioned so far? The answer, a veritable who's
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who of current and former White House officials, as well as foreign businessmen and top campaign and
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transition staffers. Trump's son-in-law was questioned last fall. And they go on and on. Don
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McGahn and Reince Priebus and Hope Hicks and Steve Vannin and Tom Barack, Trump's friend and blah, blah,
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blah. And that all yielded nothing. That all yielded nothing. Who has been charged? Well, we know.
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Manafort and Rick Gates on all financial crimes. General Flynn and Papadopoulos on bogus process crimes.
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And 13 Russian bots that may not exist. One of those, a company that we know doesn't exist.
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What have we learned so far? The criminal cases, this is from the AP again. The criminal cases so
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far have not resolved the core questions of Trump-Russia collusion. But they have revealed
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an interest by Russia to aid Trump's bid. And they've exposed the sometimes shadowy foreign
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entanglements maintained by Trump aides before, during, and after the campaign. That's laughable
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in light of the Clinton Foundation. It and everything about it. It's talking about foreign
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shady dealings with regards to people around Trump. Dig into the Clinton Foundation, Associated Press.
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There's a lot more, but we've gone all through this. APA then asks, what's yet to come?
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The biggest unresolved question is whether Trump will sit for an interview with Mueller.
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And what will happen if he does not? He should not. Trump at times has expressed the desire to be
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questioned by the special counsel's team. Well, he shouldn't do it. Now, we're also hearing today
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that Mueller is agreeing to limit the scope of Trump's questions. I think that's a trap. He
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should not. He should not. He absolutely should not. That's being tweeted out by Ryan Saavedra from
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Daily Wire via the Washington Times. Ryan tweeted, breaking special counsel Robert Mueller has agreed
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to narrow down the questions that he wants to ask Trump in an effort to get him to sit down for an
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interview. And that's from the Washington Times via Ryan Saavedra, or I should say Ryan via the
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Washington Times. It's a perjury trap. It's an impeachment report trap. Trump should go nowhere
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near it. He should be nowhere near it. He shouldn't get close to it. He should stay on the other side of
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the country from it. Don't talk to Mueller. Mueller has already said he will not indict Trump. He cannot
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indict Trump. There is no reason for Trump to speak to Mueller. This probe has yielded nothing. It's
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nonsense. There is no there there. It needs to be shut down. And we need to get on to the business of
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investigating the people who really did wrong, who really colluded. James Comey, Andrew McCabe,
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Loretta Lynch, Barack Obama, Peter Stroke, Hillary Clinton, etc., etc., etc. The Inspector General's
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report is coming out soon, and I suspect that it will be damning, damning for the Obama and Clinton
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administrations, for the FBI, the DOJ, and the CIA under John Brennan under Obama. I can't wait for
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that report to come out. I'm going to bring you every detail of that report. We're going to go through
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it line by line, and I predict it's going to look very, very bad for Democrats and their cronies.
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So much going on this week. I know I can't keep track, so I had to bring in my good buddy and
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fellow rebel, Amanda Head, to talk about it all. Amanda, big Friday, big week to recap here. All right,
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let's go through what we've got. We've got Mueller apparently telling Giuliani, and Giuliani telling
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CNN, Fox News, whoever will listen, that Mueller won't indict Trump. We've got Donald Trump responding
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to the Fresno County Sheriff, Margaret Mims, clearly responding to her comment about MS-13,
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calling them animals. I think that's mild. And the left-wing media losing their minds,
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but then the Associated Press even backpedaling and saying, oops, maybe he did mean to call MS-13 animals.
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We've got North Korea saying they're going to leave the summit, but they're saying now,
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well, the U.S. is saying they're not going to leave. And we find out that Hillary Clinton
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is being paid a million bucks by the DNC to speak. He lost twice, a two-time loser,
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lost to Obama, lost in the general election. Apparently, if you lose twice, you get a million
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bucks. I should start losing. Apparently, winning. Doesn't work. All right, let's first start with the
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Mueller investigation. You've been following it. We've all been following it. Mueller now telling
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Giuliani that he will not indict the president. So my first question, right, as a former law
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enforcement guy, somebody who analyzes this is, why does Mueller need to continue on one more day?
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If President Trump can't be indicted, why continue on one more day? Trump should ignore Mueller,
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make believe he doesn't exist, not sit for an interview, not answer written questions. What do
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you think? You know, I think Mueller, I think he has a pretty close competition with Comey as far as
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arrogance. And, you know, as far as the president not being able to be indicted, this is something
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we've known all along. You first have to start impeachment proceedings before you can indict a
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president. You can't indict him as he is in office because it's considered a distraction to the
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to the presidency and can can harm the country. So we've known this all along. So, I mean, it's just
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it's the same conversation we keep having over and over about why continue and why the, you know,
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the scope was this. And now it's like, it's it's beyond the reach of a morbidly obese person,
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you know. And now I'm seeing new information. Ryan Saavedra from Daily Wire. Ryan's usually pretty
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spot on is I put on Twitter about the last night at some point, put it up on Twitter. Oh, I guess
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about four o'clock Eastern time yesterday, that Robert Mueller agreed to narrow down questions that
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he wants to ask Trump if Trump would sit with him. And he was referencing, apparently, a Washington
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Times piece. I still wouldn't sit with him. This just tells me that Mueller is even more desperate
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to get Trump into his perjury trap. Look, I have no business speaking on legal matters. I have not
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gone to law school, but I don't think that it takes a legal mind to know that, no, President Trump,
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you should not be sitting down with him for any manner of time or reason. No, absolutely not. Right.
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And it takes time. As we have seen all along, Mueller is not going to find anything. We are on
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the one year anniversary of them opening this investigation and they haven't found anything
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yet. You're from Alabama. You're from Alabama, Amanda. You know Jeff Sessions. What is he doing?
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I don't know. I mean, I think you and I have talked about this off air before when when he was
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appointed. I had really, really high hopes. He's a bulldog in the state of Alabama.
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Yeah. He did a lot of incredible things. He prosecuted a lot of a lot of people that other
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people wouldn't touch. But he I don't I don't know if he's tired in his old age or. Right. Yeah,
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I think that's what it is. He's just exhausted and he realized how he's probably just utterly
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exhausted. Could be. I mean, that's what my takeaway is. He got there, saw how deep all the problems
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run and he doesn't want to. He doesn't have the will to fight it. He just he doesn't want to go
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through the exercise of fighting. And frankly, you can't really blame the guy.
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No, listen, it's a nightmare. And a lot of the people that he might have to prosecute,
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people that he sat with for 35 years and was friendly with. I mean, he was the wrong pick.
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He was the wrong pick because he was part of the establishment that was trying to take out Trump.
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It really was. Now. All right. I got to go to the big story here. That's making me smile.
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The DNC is about to pay Hillary Clinton a million dollars to speak. What in the world do they think
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they're going to get for their million bucks? This is like. And not to get too personal,
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but this is like that relationship that everybody has probably once in their life where you keep
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going back to the really, really bad ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend. It's an abusive relationship.
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Yeah. But the DNC. All right. So we know that Hillary, we know from Donna Brazile's book that
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Hillary was basically controlling the purse strings during the course of the presidential election,
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controlling the whole damn party. Yeah. So I don't know. I mean, I feel like the DNC at this point,
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the way that they are getting manhandled and bruised and their bank account is being shattered by her at
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this point. The DNC logo needs to be a donkey, like on all fours, just bending over. Oh, it's terrible.
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A million bucks to this woman. I Googled that image to try to find a mock-up for the new DNC logo.
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And you can't imagine what Google search provided me. Oh, I'm sure I can. When I Googled donkey
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bending over, it wasn't donkeys. I'll tell you that. Why would you be Googling that? I'm going to laugh
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the day you get home. I want to help the DNC and help them. So I am going to love it. The day you
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get home and guys in windbreakers are hauling out your laptop in a plastic bag. It is going to be a
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glorious, glorious day for me when I get that phone call. No, but, but all kidding aside, look,
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this is, this tells me that the DNC knows they have nobody on the bench, right? You've got Tom Perez,
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the chairman who looks like a, I don't know. He looks like a junkie. This guy, I'm sorry. He does.
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He looks like the junkies I used to lock up in the Bronx. It's all gaunt and kind of looks
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thuggish. You've got Keith Allison who never met a radical Muslim he didn't love. He's a
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buddy of Farrakhan. They run the party. Yeah. And these are the same, these are the same people
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who have been not necessarily explicitly saying, but alluding to the fact that they would like
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for some younger chickens to get the spotlight and for Hillary to go away. I hate to go back to
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the relationship analogy again, but it's like that person who breaks up with someone and they're
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like, Oh, I can find somebody better and come to find out they can't. So they go back to
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them. Right. But here's the thing. Here's the thing. Hillary has no message anymore. Her
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entire platform is basically telling you that the only reason you have opinions is because
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I allow you to speak on my show because you're a lowly woman who, who can't fend for yourself
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and you need men to see you and clothe you and pay you. I mean, it's, it's pathetic. It's
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pathetic. What do you think? If anything, we're going to hear new from Hillary.
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I, I think, you know, every time she does a speaking engagement and she comes out with
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a new excuse, I think to myself, all right, this has gotta be it. Like she's gotta, she
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has to have exhausted her list of excuses. Um, I think that she's probably going to talk
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about more reasons why she didn't win blaming it on, on white people and rednecks and deplorables
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and, and all of that, but I says the white woman from Arkansas. Right. But she's also,
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she's going to try to find a way to spin things that 80% of America sees as really, really good
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things. Uh, you know, most notably last week, capturing five top ISIS officials, bringing
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home three prisoners from North Korea. She's going to attempt to spin those things the way,
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basically the way she did all along, all of the things that she did that were detrimental
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to our country during her time as secretary of state, the same way that she spun those
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things. She's going to try to do that again. Doesn't that backfire on her, Amanda? You're
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out to look, you have, you have the show here on the show here on the rebel. You do spokesperson
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work for large organizations. You travel to the country. You're in DC. You're talking to
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voters, mostly conservative like me, but we talk to people on both sides of the aisle, the
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working independent, the blue dog working Democrat. They're tired of that message. They don't
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want to hear it anymore. They're, they have money in their paychecks. They can take their
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families on vacation. They don't want to hear Hillary whining on about identity politics.
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Yeah. A woman who, who I perform singing gigs with, who is a bleeding heart liberal. She voted
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for Hillary Clinton. She was all about, you know, she had like the H sticker on her car and all that
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kind of stuff. And even she has said to me a few times in the last couple of months, we really just
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need her to go away because nobody's with her anymore. She's a tall tree that is soaking up all of
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the sunshine. And you know, people are saying this blue wave that's coming in November.
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I don't, I don't see it. I don't see it. Yeah. I don't see it, Amanda. I mean, you and I look,
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we're friends. We talk offline and I tell you the same thing. We talk about the same stuff offline
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that we are on right here. I don't see it. I just, I talk to people. I do not see Democrats. They
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might pick up a seat here and there, but I think we pick up seats in the U S Senate. I think we retain
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the house. Let's talk about the Democrats for a second. Who in the world do they have on their bench
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for 2020? I mean, they're going to try to recycle Hillary and Biden. Is that what the party of youth
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is going to do? I hope so. That would be fantastic. Honestly, with, I want them to bring Harry Reid
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and his eye patch back. That would really be fitting. The nonsensical moves that they are
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making right now, as far as, you know, you've got people within the DNC who refuse to denounce
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Louis Farrakhan. Right. Right. All of these, these terrible decisions that they seem to be making.
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I wouldn't be surprised if Bernie Sanders doesn't die by then, if they throw him back on the ballot.
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Oh no, throw him back on the ballot. His career, then he'll be, his career will be slightly better
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than Tupac's at that point. Because the only thing Tupac hasn't done since he's been dead is run for
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president. He's pretty much done everything else. Instead of having a, the presidential doctor,
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like, like what's his name at the VA, they're going to have to hire a doctor who's more,
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more in tune with hospice responsibility. Yeah. The presidential undertaker for Bernie Sanders.
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The presidential coroner. He's going to be on staff at the White House.
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The hospice nurse in a truckload. It depends for the Secret Service.
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It's going to be awesome. No, really, they've got nobody on the bench, right? I mean,
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think about it. Who do they have? They wanted Julian Castro. He was an epic flop.
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They thought Cory Booker was going to be the savior. But back to the matter is Cory Booker,
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the Newark Police Department, under the tenure of Cory Booker as mayor, had more civil rights
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lawsuits for abusing black defendants than at any time in the Newark PD's history. So there goes
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Booker. And Cory Booker, personality-wise, has not done well for himself. During all of these
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appointment hearings and such, he's not done well for himself. I hear Kamala or Kamala Harris,
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I hear her name thrown out there. But I think, shockingly, she is far too left.
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You know what somebody told me, though? I was talking to somebody about this the other day,
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and they made a good point. They said, don't be surprised, and it would be formidable if you
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No, but it's what the party would want. And ideologically, they are nowhere close. So you
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get both camps of the Democrats. You get those blue dogs, and then you bring in those radicals.
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Now, would Manchin pick a Kamala Harris as his VP? I don't know, but politically, it makes sense.
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You've got California. You've got West Virginia. You've got coal country. You have environmentalists.
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It's an interesting dichotomy, but it's an amalgamation of, you know, first on the ticket
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and second on the ticket. You know, people, reasonably-minded people, know that the vice
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president signs on for the president's agenda. People who are all worried about Mike Pence and his
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alleged, not true, anti-gay bias, are so worried about him. And it's like, he's the vice president.
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He signs on for Donald Trump's agenda, not the other way around. So I don't know how that would
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work out. And I don't know that Joe Manchin really carries the popularity with people on the far left.
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Neither did a state senator from Illinois who was only in the U.S. Senate for two years that nobody had
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ever heard of, whose name sounded like he was one of the 9-11 hijackers, and he wound up a two-term
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president. I don't put anything past marketing anymore.
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No, I really, I really, really don't. All right. Now, let's move on. So many stories. North Korea,
00:23:07.480
they're saying they're not going to come to the table. I believe they are. They were complaining
00:23:10.380
about Operation Max Thunder, the joint military training exercise that had been planned years,
00:23:15.080
years back. U.S. gave them a little concession. We took the B-52 and 8F-22 Raptors out of the
00:23:21.420
exercises that seems to have placated those maniacs. Do you think there's going to be a
00:23:26.200
summit? I do. Yes. And these are exercises that they've been doing for a long time.
00:23:31.160
So for them, they've all of a sudden got a B in their bonnet. And it's not because they
00:23:36.120
genuinely have a B in their bonnet over it. It's because someone, I guess, finally translated
00:23:40.860
the art of the deal into Korean. And I guess he finally read it. But here's the thing. We have
00:23:46.600
the guy negotiating with them who literally wrote the book on deal making. Donald Trump is not going
00:23:52.680
anywhere. North Korea has everything to lose. Everything to lose. Everything to lose.
00:23:59.000
The summit will take place. And I'm hopeful. Yeah, look, it's going to take place. And at the
00:24:05.300
end of the day, China is going to do what they do, which is why we're giving this deal to ZTE,
00:24:10.280
despite all the same intelligence agencies that Donald Trump colluded with Russia being afraid
00:24:14.340
of ZTE. By the way, let's talk about that for a second. So you see that everybody's hysterical.
00:24:18.440
Christopher Ray is saying, I can't believe Donald Trump is going to let Chinese cellular ZTE
00:24:22.220
into the United States with all the warnings we've had. Christopher Ray needs to go away. I'm sorry.
00:24:27.580
He says this on the heels of us learning that the FBI used national security letters,
00:24:32.240
not even subpoenas, overseen by a prosecutor, let alone FISA warrants, overseen by a judge,
00:24:37.220
self-generated national security letters, presumably signed by Andrew McCabe,
00:24:41.660
because the deputy director could sign him to spy on the cell phones of the Trump campaign.
00:24:46.140
And he has the audacity to talk about a Chinese cell phone company.
00:24:49.360
He doesn't carry much weight when it comes to national security pertaining to ZTE.
00:24:54.300
No, it's ridiculous. I mean, this is so silly. They use the, you know, think about that for a
00:24:58.460
second. I mean, the FBI can write letters, sign those letters in the secrecy of the FBI building.
00:25:04.980
They don't have to tell you why this national security letter was generated. They don't have to
00:25:08.680
tell you what's in it. They don't have to tell you the parameters, the scope of the letter.
00:25:12.060
And this letter is, is essentially equivalent to a subpoena. It allows them to grab up a lot of
00:25:17.380
our personal information. Every America should find, every American should find this chilling.
00:25:22.960
Honestly, this is, this is just one more nail in the coffin for the FBI. I'm sure you saw that
00:25:27.800
article about John Brennan actually inserting pieces of the dossier into the daily.
00:25:33.200
Yeah. So when he was CIA director, inserting pieces of the dossier into the president's daily
00:25:41.880
No, but that was beyond bad because here's what I don't believe about that story. I don't believe
00:25:46.660
Obama didn't know what he was getting. And I don't believe Obama was duped by Brennan into believing
00:25:54.000
Yeah. There are a lot of things I don't like about Obama, but he's not stupid.
00:25:57.620
No, not at all. He's one of the most conniving, cunning guys out there. I believe he knew full well,
00:26:02.360
and it was with his consent and at his urging that those items went into the presidential daily
00:26:07.680
brief. I firmly, firmly believe that. All right. So we tackled Hillary getting a million bucks.
00:26:13.580
We talked about Mueller. We talked about North Korea. I know there's one I'm missing. I know
00:26:17.880
there's one I'm missing. What am I missing here?
00:26:19.380
Uh, oh, IG report. IG report. So, right. So, and AP. Right. So the Associated Press walked back
00:26:28.080
their, uh, Associated Press walked back their statement on Twitter anyway, about Trump calling
00:26:35.080
illegal aliens, animals, Associated Press. I'll paraphrase. And they said, look, we deleted our
00:26:39.440
tweet because it was pretty clear that he was talking about MS-13. So let's talk about the way that this
00:26:44.560
was reported. Okay. So ABC news, the New York times, NBC news, Associated Press, CBS news, CNN,
00:26:50.420
and even C-SPAN reported this inaccurately because they didn't include the context that he was talking
00:26:56.900
about MS-13 game. To the sheriff who specifically referenced MS-13. She spoke to him. She got to the
00:27:03.640
period in her sentence. He replied. She said MS-13 with the sheriff was saying Margaret Mims is she's
00:27:09.560
very frustrated because she can't report MS-13 gangbangers to ICE. Yeah. And then he
00:27:14.480
proceeds to talk about how, who they were just talking about are animals. So anyway, so they
00:27:22.400
all reported this the same way, which was out of context and implying that he was talking about
00:27:27.760
immigrants as a whole. The AP was the only one who issued a redaction or a correction,
00:27:31.920
but this was their correction. They tweeted 24 hours later. So it took them 24 hours to figure out
00:27:38.580
that it was poor reporting. And they said, AP has deleted a tweet from late Wednesday on Trump's
00:27:43.620
animals, comments about immigrants because it wasn't made clear that he was speaking after
00:27:48.420
a comment about gang members. So that's your correction. A day later, it's, it's very inadequate.
00:27:56.580
And it certainly, it certainly is now yesterday. And it was even funnier to see the celebrity
00:28:02.820
comments that ensued. I mean, these people, you want to talk about the most idiotic, dishonest,
00:28:07.740
egg on your face, people, Kathy Griffin and, and whoever else, Andy Griffin is an American treasure.
00:28:13.740
You leave her alone. She is one of the, yeah, she's just an American treasure. No, these people
00:28:17.980
are beside themselves because they, along with the lunatic, like Louise Mensch and, and John Schindler
00:28:23.260
and all these other people out there in the fringe media, they were convinced Trump was going to jail,
00:28:27.980
that there were all these conspiracies going on. They're very disappointed that their, uh,
00:28:32.700
that their conspiracy theories turn out not to be true. Speaking of that, Breitbart yesterday
00:28:38.220
reported, here it is report inspector general will declare that FBI and DOJ broke law on the Clinton
00:28:44.300
email problem. Yesterday, I saw the tweet from Paul Sperry. Sperry was formerly the, uh, let's see,
00:28:50.060
let me pull this up here. He was the former DC bureau chief for investors business daily. And now he's a
00:28:55.500
Hoover institution media fellow. So this is not some random guy. Berry tweeted yesterday,
00:29:02.940
breaking IG Horowitz has found quote, reasonable grounds, end quote, for believing there has been a
00:29:08.420
violation of federal criminal law in the FBI DOJ is handling of the Clinton investigation and has
00:29:14.860
referred his findings of potential criminal misconduct to Huber, a special prosecutor from Utah,
00:29:20.900
uh, the U S attorney in Utah that Jeff Sessions appointed a special prosecutor for possible
00:29:26.740
criminal prosecution. Breitbart apparently was able to verify this because they're reporting it.
00:29:32.260
They are reporting this as a Breitbart story. Yeah. So lest we forget that. Okay. So, so the inspector
00:29:39.140
general's report is due to come out this month at some point. Uh, and lest we forget that this report
00:29:46.020
was at the request and behest of Democrats back in January, 2017. And the inspector general was
00:29:51.300
appointed by Obama. Right. Um, but you know, McCabe was fired because the inspector general
00:29:57.780
preliminary findings said that he, he lacked candor. But I think that when the, when the full report
00:30:03.940
comes out, McCabe's lacking candor is going to be the least of their problems and the least of his
00:30:10.180
problems, the least of the stacking chips from his book revenue, because I think he's going to need that
00:30:15.780
for legal fees. Oh, Comey's going to need a lot of money for legal fees, but, but this really
00:30:19.460
underscores the bigger issue, right? The complete, this will, this will finalize America's erosion of
00:30:26.580
confidence in the FBI and the department of justice. Jeff Sessions and Christopher Ray said,
00:30:31.780
idly by silently, don't do a thing. I do not understand this. And, and it stinks because you've
00:30:37.940
got 95% of those agencies, uh, you know, the rank and file people who go to work every day and do
00:30:43.860
their people are really, really good, honest, diligent people. And you know, they, they are
00:30:50.180
suffering because of the reputation of their superiors. No, it's tragic. This is absolutely
00:30:55.700
tragic. It's a terrible, terrible thing. So what do you think, Amanda? How are we looking in the
00:31:00.100
midterms? Who do you like? Uh, let's see the pack that I represent. We're supporting Marsha Blackburn.
00:31:07.220
I love her. She's, she's a sweetheart. She's hardcore too. I like Marsha Blackburn.
00:31:10.980
Yeah. She lives very near to where I was actually, where I grew up in Nashville. Um,
00:31:15.940
who else? I don't know. I think we, I'm kind of waiting to see closer to time. And I feel like
00:31:22.180
I'm going to need some R and R when we get back from our rebel trip in Israel, but we're going to
00:31:28.180
have to hit the ground running because it'd be just a few months out from midterm.
00:31:31.220
So the midterms are happening. We had the Pennsylvania primaries yesterday,
00:31:34.740
some strong Republicans won. Our buddy Scott Eulinger didn't, unfortunately,
00:31:38.500
but Lou Barletta did. He won the nomination for Senate. Scott Wagner did for governor. I think we're
00:31:42.500
in a pretty good place with the candidates we have in these districts in Pennsylvania.
00:31:46.100
And you're seeing a pattern of people who, who are either officially backed by President Trump or who
00:31:52.900
President Trump has spoken fondly of. You're seeing a trend of these people being successful
00:31:57.620
in their primaries. Yeah. I think that's going to be the case. Amanda Head,
00:32:00.900
one of our fellow rebels. Thanks as always, my friend. Thank you.
00:32:17.060
Trump derangement syndrome has hit a fever pitch. You see it out there on social media. Liberals,
00:32:21.860
even establishment Republicans are beside themselves. They still can't come to terms
00:32:26.340
of the fact that Trump won the election. We're coming up on two years, two years since election
00:32:31.620
day, 2016. We're about six months away. And, and many in the establishment on both sides of the
00:32:37.220
political aisle are losing their minds by the day because Trump is actually doing a great job
00:32:42.180
as president. He's proving all his critics wrong and proving all of us who supported him very, very
00:32:47.220
right. Well, now it's reached a new level right down here in South Florida and Miami, about 35 minutes
00:32:53.860
from where the studio sits is, of course, Trump National Doral. It's a big resort, a golf club,
00:32:59.140
a country club. It's a beautiful place. One of the best golf courses in the nation. Well,
00:33:03.220
apparently a man who was yelling what is quoted to be anti-Trump sentiment was arrested after
00:33:10.260
exchanging gunfire with police officers, police officers from the Doral. Doral is its own city as
00:33:16.660
well. The Doral Police Department. I've got friends in that department. It's a very nice town. The Doral Police
00:33:21.860
Department and Miami-Dade, the county police. He exchanged gunfire with them in the lobby. Now,
00:33:27.620
luckily, as the police put it, they neutralized him. I don't believe they killed him. He's under arrest
00:33:32.020
before he could injure anyone. Local outlets ran the story of this from Fox News. This yellow caution
00:33:37.860
tape was seen stretched across the main gate of the Trump National Doral Golf Club Friday morning,
00:33:42.980
following the overnight rampage in which the shooter identified as a 42-year-old Doral resident.
00:33:50.180
Jonathan Odie burst into the property for unknown reasons and draped an American flag over a lobby
00:33:56.580
counter while spraying bullets. This guy was ready for war. He was waiting for our officers to come in.
00:34:03.380
That's from Juan Perez, the director of the Miami-Dade Police Department. This is just terrible,
00:34:09.540
absolutely terrible. Perez said that the suspect, Odie, was yelling, quote, yelling and spewing some
00:34:15.780
information about President Trump. It was anti-Trump sentiment. And he was eventually neutralized
00:34:22.740
in a shootout, suffering multiple gunshot wounds to the legs, in stable condition, under arrest.
00:34:28.340
Obviously, Eric Trump put out a tweet, the president's son, who is an executive in the Trump
00:34:32.940
organization and the group that oversees the hotel. Eric Trump tweeted, a huge thank you to the
00:34:37.820
incredible men and women of the Doral Police Department and Miami-Dade PD. Every day they
00:34:41.900
could keep our community safe. We are very grateful to you. These are good departments as far as policing
00:34:47.980
goes. Doral PD, very professional organization. Miami-Dade PD, large organization. They were on scene
00:34:53.460
very, very quickly, did a great job, neutralized the shooter and saved lives. No innocents were hurt.
00:35:00.820
Now, what they say is that it appears he was trying to engage the police in an ambush-style attack. He was
00:35:06.980
prepared. He prepared the area for battle. And Perez, the director of Miami-Dade police, accurately,
00:35:13.540
accurately said, quote, in my opinion, they probably saved a hell of a lot of lives today
00:35:18.680
because this could have gone a lot worse. And the call for the active shooter came in
00:35:23.040
at about 1.30 a.m. this morning. And Doral is a small city. They're very well-funded,
00:35:31.780
large corporations in Doral. U.S. Southern Command is in Doral. Carnival Cruise Lines is in Doral.
00:35:38.340
Nationals in Doral. So the police department, for a smaller department, very well-funded,
00:35:43.380
very well-trained. They have their pick of the better cops who apply, great equipment,
00:35:48.520
brand new cars. They were on scene immediately, immediately, as were officers from Miami-Dade PD.
00:35:56.940
They did an outstanding textbook job in responding here. And I have to agree with Director Perez.
00:36:03.980
They saved a lot of lives. They saved a lot of lives. And it's really encouraging when the
00:36:08.020
director of a police agency backs his officers to the wall like this. He goes, bet your bottom
00:36:14.360
dollar there are going to be some on the left saying, oh, the man was probably mentally ill and
00:36:18.180
they should have used stun guns. No. They should have engaged him with gunfire and took him down like
00:36:22.360
they did. Now, the Secret Service is, of course, involved because this is a property owned by the
00:36:26.780
president's family. A Doral officer, one, was injured. He suffered a broken wrist, probably
00:36:31.140
diving out of the way of gunfire, but he's going to be fine. The Secret Service issued a statement,
00:36:35.780
quote, the U.S. Secret Service is aware of the shooting that took place early this morning
00:36:39.680
at the Trump National Doral Golf Club in Doral, Florida. Special agents from the Miami field office
00:36:44.820
are on scene and working closely with our law enforcement partners. Now, Trump purchased the
00:36:50.040
property, Trump Organization, back in 2012. Great place. I've been in Doral many times. Food is
00:36:56.320
excellent, beautiful golf course, and it's a really, really sprawling, sprawling, beautiful
00:37:01.480
property. In fact, back when I was in the private sector, I had my office in Doral. I was right
00:37:07.640
across the street from Carnival Cruise Lines when I was doing work tracking sex offenders
00:37:11.300
and terror fundraising online. My office was with an eyeshot of the hotel. If I walked up to
00:37:16.500
the main road, 87th Avenue, I could see the hotel. I would go there for lunch often. I had a lot of
00:37:22.300
friends who played golf there. So it's a place I've spent a lot of time, not a place you expect
00:37:27.460
this to happen by any means, by any means. It's just, what? Bad things happen everywhere. That's
00:37:34.580
why carry a firearm wherever you're legally allowed to do so, because these things happen.
00:37:40.940
People are unhinged. They're hysterical. But this is just one more in a long line of violence against
00:37:47.160
conservatives, against people that support the president. For Republicans, of course,
00:37:50.500
you're a member of the congressional baseball games when a leftist, a Bernie Sanders supporting
00:37:54.540
leftist, shot at Congress people nearly killing Representative Steve Scalise. He had many months
00:38:00.420
in the hospital and of therapy. Luckily, he's back to work now and he's okay. But it could have
00:38:06.720
turned out far, far worse as it could have in Doral. And so, you know, stay frosty, watch your six,
00:38:13.020
keep an eye open. And man, it's getting dangerous out there. It's pretty sad, right? As this president
00:38:18.780
succeeds, there are lunatics out there that want to go shoot up hotels and engage the police
00:38:26.000
because of their hatred for the persons duly elected and sitting in the Oval Office. Really
00:38:31.880
very tragic. As much as I'm a fan of President Trump, and I think he is artfully executing his
00:38:48.900
agenda, keeping campaign promises, one of the places the Trump White House has fallen down
00:38:53.360
are with the leakers. Now, Reince Priebus and Katie Walsh, Priebus's deputy, were forced out. They were
00:38:58.760
the most notorious leakers leaking to Maggie Haberman from the New York Times. Their departures from the
00:39:04.200
White House confirmed that. But it was an open secret in D.C. and our media circles. They were
00:39:10.240
known leakers. They had a longtime relationship with Haberman, someone who's very critical of the
00:39:13.780
president. Oh, another Fox News story here. White House comms purge likely imminent after leaks.
00:39:19.480
Senior staff warn in closed door meeting. And this needs to happen. Now, this, of course,
00:39:24.000
all comes on the heels of Kelly Sadler, someone in the communications office who, uh, Kelly Sadler's
00:39:30.860
job, from what I understand, was, was running the surrogates, those people that you see out there in
00:39:34.960
the media, uh, helping spread the messaging of the White House, not official staffers, people who are
00:39:40.600
on the advisory committees, things of that nature. And her job was to manage them. And in behind closed
00:39:45.520
doors, he, uh, said about John McCain, that his opinion on Gina Haspel, the CIA nominee, who was
00:39:52.800
confirmed yesterday by the Senate, by the way, Gina Haspel was ultimately confirmed. We have a CIA
00:39:57.960
director. I like Gina Haspel because she's tough on terror. I'm concerned because she was so close
00:40:03.260
to John Brennan. President Trump picked her. Mike Pompeo, who I do trust, our secretary of state,
00:40:08.340
former CIA director, likes Gina Haspel. President Trump seems to like her. So I'm going to give her
00:40:13.440
the benefit of the doubt. Well, Sadler was overheard talking about, uh, John McCain's opposition to
00:40:19.100
Haspel. And she said, his opinion is irrelevant because quote, he's dying anyway. That, uh, came
00:40:25.580
last week. And, and the problem was mainstream media seized on that. I was watching, I typically
00:40:31.380
watch the White House daily press briefing that Sarah Huckabee Sanders or Raj Shah, if Sarah's not
00:40:36.520
around. And the, uh, the other day, the media asked eight questions about Kelly Sadler's statement
00:40:44.220
on John McCain. Sadler had already apologized to the McCain family. Media asked eight questions.
00:40:50.280
They asked one on North Korea and they asked one on Hamas infiltrating the border in Israel,
00:40:56.400
uh, through Gaza. Eight questions about a benign comment, maybe an off color comment, but a benign
00:41:03.300
comment from a White House staffer behind closed doors. Now the leaks are, uh, getting out of control
00:41:10.000
and they're compromising the presidency. And most of those leaking from what I'm being told by
00:41:15.080
sources inside the White House. And you watch the show, you know, my answer turns out to be right
00:41:19.180
now. I can't confirm that any of this is accurate, but what I'm told and what I've suspected for almost
00:41:25.040
two years now, that many of these leaks are from the holdover. See, Donald Trump, when he came in
00:41:29.200
was such an, uh, an anti-establishment candidate, he unseated those 17 people in the primary, all of whom
00:41:35.220
had ties to the establishment Republican party, the RNC under ranks previous. And when Trump came
00:41:42.120
in office, he, uh, the RNC reluctantly provided him with some money and some ground game support
00:41:47.340
volunteers, get out the vote efforts, all those things, people knocking on doors and handing out
00:41:51.920
pamphlets and palm cards, all those things you need to win an election. And so the give back to the RNC
00:41:58.500
for finally and reluctantly helping him was he had a key, you know, bring some people on that they
00:42:02.540
wanted. And he brought these establishment people who were really rabid, never Trumpers prior to him
00:42:08.920
bringing them into the administration. These people were not Trump fans. In fact, they were really
00:42:13.900
critical of this president while he brought them in anyway, despite some oil campaign staff were saying
00:42:20.180
not to do it. He did it. And he really didn't have a choice. Those have all turned out to be the leakers.
00:42:25.840
Those many of those people, and pretty much exclusively those people are the ones who have already been let
00:42:30.700
go for leaking, but there are still many of them inside the white house. And I predict that's
00:42:36.100
who's leaking. So Trump issued a tweet, uh, this week, he said the so-called leaks coming out of
00:42:41.000
the white house are a massive over-exaggeration put out by the fake news media in order to make us
00:42:45.220
look as bad as possible. But that being said, leakers are traitors and cowards, and we will find
00:42:50.520
out who they are. So he is right. The leaks are nowhere, nowhere near as bad as they were under
00:42:56.000
Reince Priebus and Katie Walsh or better since general Kelly came in, but you still got these
00:43:01.120
staffers like the ones in the meeting with Kelly Sadler who leaked the information. Now this news
00:43:07.560
comes as senior officials from Fox news and the white house communications office have decided to
00:43:12.300
cancel the large morning comms teams meeting meetings attended by lower ranking staffers in an
00:43:18.580
apparent effort to clamp down on links. Quote, periodically, we streamline our operations to
00:43:24.940
better communicate the president's message. End quote. Deputy white house press secretary,
00:43:29.500
Lindsay Walters said in a statement about the restructuring of the meetings. I've had my own
00:43:33.780
dealings with Lindsay Walters. She was very close to Katie Walsh. Lindsay Walters is one of those people
00:43:39.340
who was an establishment holdover from the Katie Walsh era. So I'll reserve judgment on Lindsay Walters.
00:43:45.340
The uncertainty intention has led several, several junior staffers and even some top staffers in the
00:43:50.600
communications department to look for an exit according to white house sources, but finding
00:43:55.080
good landing spots outside the Trump white house has been difficult. Well, that's because a you're not
00:44:02.420
perceived as liberal enough to go work for CNN or ABC and B if you're leaking, who's going to trust you?
00:44:09.000
Who is going to trust you? Now, apparently the warnings to the staff that there was going to be a purge of
00:44:14.900
the communications group inside the white house were delivered pretty much from the top, uh, not by
00:44:20.640
Donald Trump himself, but by chief of staff, John Kelly and Trump's close advisor, Kellyanne Conway.
00:44:26.560
Kellyanne Conway was, uh, out on Fox news the other day. And when she was asked if there were going to
00:44:31.080
be staff changes, she said, yes, she was not pulling any punches. And this needs to happen because you,
00:44:37.800
you can't effectively run an organization, let alone the white house with leakers. You can't run a law firm
00:44:44.340
during a litigation with leaks, but we're talking about the white house. We're talking about national
00:44:48.520
security. We're talking about the most secretive secrets in this, in the world, in many respects,
00:44:55.860
most secretive secrets in our government. I mean, literally the, where our nuclear sites are, where our
00:45:01.340
troops are deployed, who our, uh, um, non-official cover operatives, intelligence operatives are.
00:45:07.660
There is very, very critical information being passed around in the white house every day,
00:45:13.600
information that could get people killed where it leaked. And we're seeing far too many leaks.
00:45:19.460
In fact, everything is, is far too leaky. Mueller's investigation should be shut down because of the
00:45:24.880
leaks alone. James Comey, the FBI director leaked memos, Andrew McCabe leaked. People are so hysterical,
00:45:31.340
so unhinged, much like I was talking about in the previous segment with the shooter at Trump,
00:45:35.360
Doral, that they would rather leak to destroy this president. If they can't destroy him by some
00:45:41.180
mechanical method, by some procedural method, if they can't destroy him, they can't destroy his
00:45:47.600
presidency by using law procedure and the constitution, which they can't because he's been a great president
00:45:57.720
has done nothing wrong. Well, then they're going to try to assassinate his character. The destroyer's
00:46:02.660
reputation to the point where his situation will be untenable and he won't be able to continue on
00:46:07.360
as president. Excuse me. That's going to fail as well. And so it really is long past time to make an
00:46:14.060
example of these leakers. We need to shut these leaks down. These leakers need to be publicly identified
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and they need to be criminally prosecuted. And if they can't be criminally prosecuted,
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civilly sued for violating their non-disclosure agreement.