Rebel News Podcast - Off The Cuff Declassified - John Cardillo - May 2⧸2018

00:00:00.000 Today on Off the Cuff Declassified, President Trump's former attorney claims that Robert

00:00:04.480 Mueller is threatening a grand jury subpoena. American public schools are in worse shape

00:00:10.060 than anyone thought. I mean, really, really bad shape. Kanye West is under fire again,

00:00:17.100 this time for his comments on slavery. And members of the Democratic Party are demanding

00:00:22.380 that Hillary Clinton return millions of dollars to the DNC.

00:00:30.000 Robert Mueller, the special counsel, will now apparently stop at nothing to take down

00:00:38.220 President Donald Trump. Now, look, when Mueller first began his investigation back before I was

00:00:43.840 here on The Rebel, I had my radio show, Robert Mueller, I gave the benefit of the doubt to

00:00:48.840 Robert Mueller. Robert Mueller had, well, he had a reputation, not all good. Many people said he

00:00:54.540 was a guy with integrity, an honest actor, an effective investigator, an ethical attorney.

00:01:00.000 You know, I had my doubts about Mueller. I saw the way he handled the anthrax investigation

00:01:04.480 in 2001. I remembered how he ran Whitey Bulger and John Connolly. You know, Jimmy Bulger went

00:01:11.220 away on the lam for 17 years, 1994 to 2011, while John Connolly went to jail. Bulger now serving time,

00:01:18.340 of course, in federal prison after being caught by the FBI in Santa Monica in 2011. And but I said,

00:01:25.760 you know what? Hey, sometimes you got to lie down with dogs to catch fleas. And that's often the

00:01:31.800 case in investigations. You've got to get your hands dirty, dealing with the wise guys, dealing

00:01:36.260 with the drug dealers. And sometimes you have to cut deals with the devil that you don't want to cut

00:01:40.460 to get many more bad guys. The government also did it with Sammy the Bulger Vano to get John Gotti.

00:01:45.620 It's the nature of the beast. It's the business, right? And I started seeing who he was adding to

00:01:50.400 his team. The farthest left of the farthest left, most namely Andrew Weissman. Now Weissman

00:01:56.600 is almost identical to Mueller, but a little bit worse. Weissman has a history of being

00:02:02.740 excoriated by judges for withholding exculpatory evidence. He's had convictions overturned. He's been

00:02:08.180 admonished. And what Weissman did with Greg Scarpa and Linda Vecchio was very similar to what

00:02:16.580 Mueller did with Jimmy Bulger and John Connolly. Now, if you don't know who Greg Scarpa and Linda

00:02:23.420 Vecchio are, I'll tell you. This is a New York-based mob. Greg Scarpa was a capo, wise guy,

00:02:30.540 you know, street captain in the Italian mafia. Linda Vecchio, an FBI agent who allegedly was in bed 1.00

00:02:36.500 with Scarpa, very dirty together. Scarpa died in jail of throat cancer. DeVecchio is still around,

00:02:41.640 lives in Tampa, Florida. I did an expose on my radio show about these guys a few years back,

00:02:46.080 and I get a call from Linda Vecchio, the agent. He wanted to buy me dinner in Tampa,

00:02:50.860 tell his side of the story. I had no interest in speaking to DeVecchio, but I reached out

00:02:55.900 to Joe Coffey. Joe Coffey, legendary New York City detective, took down the mob.

00:03:01.800 Back in the 70s, also worked on the Son of Sam case. Joe was an organized crime,

00:03:05.840 major case detective. You've probably seen Joe on television. He's on A&E. He's on Discovery

00:03:12.240 Channel, all these mob shows. Sadly, about a week or two after my conversation with Joe,

00:03:18.540 where he said, I wouldn't go sit with DeVecchio. That guy is filthy. He's dirty. Now, again,

00:03:21.900 this is all alleged. DeVecchio has never been convicted of anything because all the witnesses

00:03:25.280 died. But I trusted Joe. I got to know Joe. Joe actually was a friend of my father,

00:03:31.340 same group of friends. And I got to know Joe and I called Joe. I said, hey, Joe,

00:03:34.860 would you go sit with Lynn DeVecchio? That guy's no friend of mine. I'd never sit with that guy.

00:03:38.860 That guy is as filthy as they come. So Joe sadly passed away. He was very ill. And a couple of

00:03:43.240 weeks after that call, sadly passed away. This is going back to 2015, 2016-ish. But these are the

00:03:50.800 guys Weissman ran. He ran guys as dirty, if not dirtier, than Bulger and Connolly. Scarpa,

00:03:58.500 every bit as deadly as Bulger. And it appears alleged that Lynn DeVecchio, every bit as dirty 1.00

00:04:03.960 as John Connolly. Needless to say, I never went and had that steak with DeVecchio. Maybe one day I

00:04:09.660 will. I'd like to hear his story. So that might be a dinner I'll have sooner rather than later,

00:04:14.820 because these guys intrigued the hell out of me. And I'm going to hit him with some hard questions.

00:04:19.320 But these are the people that Mueller started to put on his team. And I became really,

00:04:25.060 really concerned. Then I watched Mueller's incredibly heavy-handed tactic, right?

00:04:30.600 Having his investigators kick in the door of Paul Manafort and his wife at 5 a.m., 4.45 a.m.,

00:04:35.860 whatever it was. Now, you don't do that in white-collar cases. Agents do typically come

00:04:41.040 early in the morning. They give you a heads up and they knock on the door and they sit down normally

00:04:46.220 and they have a cup of coffee and the agents go through things. They don't come in guns blazing,

00:04:50.280 white-collar criminal cases against senior citizens. It's just not the way it's done.

00:04:55.460 I happen to know an older couple who were investigated for some, not really insider trading,

00:05:02.740 but failure to disclose certain things on the stocks their firm was trading. Subsequently,

00:05:06.640 they were exonerated. They were fined. The FBI did raid their home at 5 o'clock in the morning.

00:05:11.200 It was a beautiful mansion on the postal. They worked very hard, did very well. And it was during

00:05:15.720 the Obama administration and there was a really a war on wealth. It's a series of segments I'll do

00:05:20.840 soon enough. And this poor couple who did nothing but work their whole lives, made their money by

00:05:26.620 going into the office at 6 a.m. every day and leaving at 10 p.m. were subject to about three

00:05:31.800 years of intense investigation, about $2 million in legal fees until a letter came from the IRS,

00:05:37.340 the SEC, and the FBI saying, oops, our bad, you did nothing wrong. But they were raided at 5 a.m.

00:05:43.040 There were no guns. There were no doors being kicked in. The FBI rang the bell at their gate

00:05:48.840 and they went out. And FBI agent, they told me it was very nice. They knew they did nothing wrong.

00:05:55.120 The lead agent said, look, I don't see anything here. The IRS wants this case. I'm really sorry.

00:06:00.380 I have to be doing this. They made the agent coffee. They sat there and showed pictures of their kids

00:06:04.380 and grandkids. And they were subsequently cleared. And that agent actually called them and apologized

00:06:09.960 again. So that's the way white collar cases typically go down. What happened with Manafort

00:06:16.280 and his wife and my friend's story is one of many. I've heard the same way from even Wall Street guys

00:06:21.740 I know that were never implicated in anything, but the FBI raided the offices. You know, they would

00:06:26.660 just sit there and chat with the agents and the agents would say, hey, you know, it was never gunpoint

00:06:31.600 and harassing and what we saw with Manafort and his wife. That made me disgusted. It made me beyond

00:06:40.240 uncomfortable because it's simply not the way it's done. You do that for one reason. To intimidate.

00:06:46.420 You do that to mob bosses like Greg Scarper and Whitey Bulger. You do that to drug kingpins. You do

00:06:52.540 that to gun runners. You do that to human traffickers. You don't do that for 11 year old white collar 0.92

00:06:58.700 crimes that took place offshore. You just don't do that. Paul Manafort may or may not have done the

00:07:03.940 things he's accused of. He may have engaged in financial misdealings, but he's never been accused

00:07:08.360 of being violent. That would have warranted a an entry team with firearms executing a no knock warrant

00:07:15.800 at 5 a.m. That that showed me the character of Robert Mueller and Andrew Weissman and how they operate

00:07:23.520 not to find justice and the truth, but to intimidate and terrify people into doing their bidding. That's

00:07:30.600 not how our system is supposed to work. It's just not how our system is supposed to work.

00:07:36.880 So Mueller has gone on and then he decided to start prosecuting people on process crimes when he

00:07:43.580 couldn't find them on the things that he thought they did. But what's a process crime? You hear that

00:07:47.800 term quite a bit. You hear it in the New York Times and the Washington Post and CNN. You hear it even more

00:07:51.700 in conservative media when they complain, when we complain in conservative media, about process

00:07:56.860 crimes. And I've been remiss in not explaining. All that really means is you're not being charged with

00:08:01.960 an overt act. You're not being charged with stealing something or engaging a bad guy or plotting a criminal

00:08:10.100 conspiracy. You're merely being charged with violating a very ambiguous, oftentimes, and random

00:08:16.840 procedural statute. And in this case, false statements, misleading false statements to

00:08:23.420 federal investigators. Now, remember, James Comey and Peter Strokes said on the record, not on the

00:08:29.320 record in court, but we have text messages and emails now that have been released by DOJ. They said

00:08:34.120 on the record that they did not feel that General Flynn lied. We're talking about General Flynn being

00:08:40.560 charged with misleading statements to investigators. They didn't feel he lied. I believe Comey also said

00:08:45.200 that in one of his bouts of testimony. But eight to nine months later, Robert Mueller subjectively

00:08:50.520 reinterpreted the statute and felt that General Flynn did lie and charged him with a process crime.

00:08:56.200 Now, I don't believe General Flynn lied. General Flynn was was met in his office by two FBI agents

00:09:01.220 who began a conversation with him. From everything I understand it, he felt they were meeting him as

00:09:07.460 the National Security Advisor. Talk about a host of issues. Very common for FBI counterintel people to

00:09:14.100 meet with the National Security Advisor. General Flynn's never been charged for his conversations

00:09:17.740 with Sergey Kislyak. In fact, those were all deemed to be legal. Those were all deemed to be facilitated

00:09:24.080 by the incoming administration to jumpstart foreign policy. Perfectly legal. Donald Trump was the

00:09:29.960 president-elect. He was allowed to begin engaging in the early stages of foreign policy, having his people

00:09:36.980 meet one another, setting agenda items. He wasn't allowed to engage in foreign policy. He wasn't sworn in.

00:09:43.160 But there was nothing remotely improper. And in fact, it was what he was supposed to be doing

00:09:48.680 by getting his National Security Advisor meeting the different ambassadors and setting the stage for

00:09:54.060 when he was about to be inaugurated in a matter of weeks to have them come into the White House.

00:09:58.180 I mean, obviously, you're not going to have people come in cold. You want your people to start

00:10:01.240 introducing. If I'm right, I was brought on here to the rebel. We knew there was a week or two to start

00:10:06.540 the show. I started exchanging emails with producers, the executives, the editors, started,

00:10:12.840 you know, bouncing ideas. What are my content ideas? What do they expect from me? What do I expect from

00:10:17.520 them? How should my lighting be set? Adjusting the color and the white balance on the camera. All the

00:10:23.560 things you do to get ready for your launch. And that's all General Flynn was doing. General Flynn

00:10:29.300 was simply doing, putting all those little mechanical pieces in place so that when President Trump was sworn in,

00:10:35.900 they could hit the ground running that afternoon. But every administration has done in the history

00:10:40.600 of the presidency. In fact, it would have been incompetence to not do it. But the left wants you

00:10:44.860 to think that there was some massive plot to undermine the U.S. It's so stupid. Well, Robert

00:10:51.900 Mueller couldn't handle the fact that he couldn't, in my opinion, anyway, find any wrongdoing on the part

00:10:56.840 of General Flynn. So he railroads the general by charging him eight months later with false statements

00:11:02.380 that I don't believe the general ever made. I think the general said, I do not recall. Well,

00:11:06.900 I don't think that's according to the transcript. And Robert Mueller charged somebody with not

00:11:10.960 remembering something or remembering it differently than Mueller's investigators. It is a travesty of

00:11:17.040 justice like we've never seen. But that's all Mueller's had beyond financial crimes with Manafort.

00:11:23.080 Robert Mueller does not have one instance of Russia collusion. Now they point to,

00:11:26.700 he indicted 13 Russians. Okay. So what? Russia meddling in our election, Russian bots. And by the

00:11:35.040 way, he indicted 13 Russians. We don't even know if they were people. They could have been anonymous

00:11:43.580 bot accounts. They could have been computer code. He indicted 13 Russian somethings. None of them will

00:11:50.220 ever see the inside of a courtroom. It's doubtful they even exist, that they're even real people. No,

00:11:54.860 we've never gotten any names. We've never gotten any proof that these were any more than one developer

00:11:59.520 sitting in Siberia that developed 13 personalities on the internet. It is ridiculous. That indictment

00:12:07.940 was a waste of taxpayer time and money. No justice will ever be served. And all it does is further the

00:12:13.200 bogus collusion narrative. There's nothing there. When you get to the American actors, no one has been

00:12:19.300 indicted for collusion. And we know Russia meddled in the election. We hack them. They hack us. China hacks us 0.62

00:12:24.360 all. Iran hacks us all. We hack them back. It is so stupid for those of us who understand how this 0.99

00:12:30.060 works that we lose our voices reporting on it because we're so frustrated. So Mueller, knowing

00:12:35.960 he has none of that, now decides to threaten President Trump with a grand jury subpoena.

00:12:42.900 This from Fox News. Special counsel Robert Mueller told President Trump's legal team that he could

00:12:48.980 subpoena the president, might like to see him try that, to appear before a grand jury if Trump refuses

00:12:54.620 an interview with Mueller's team. Trump's former lead attorney, John Dowd, told the Associated Press

00:12:59.620 Tuesday night. Breaking story. Now, I would love to see Robert Mueller try to subpoena a sitting 0.98

00:13:06.200 president. That would go to the Supreme Court. And President Trump, like everyone else, has the right

00:13:12.160 to submit answers in writing. You have a Fifth Amendment right not to incriminate yourself. Robert

00:13:19.200 Mueller cannot demand you go to a grand jury if you don't want to sit with him. I mean, an average

00:13:24.660 person could be subpoenaed, but not the president of the United States. It's executive privilege.

00:13:28.600 Now, what does a grand jury subpoena do that the interview with Mueller's team doesn't? Incredibly

00:13:34.320 significant and dramatically different. You're not entitled to the benefit of counsel in a grand jury

00:13:41.260 proceeding. It's a prosecutor's forum. It's a prosecutor's forum. Your lawyer can be there,

00:13:47.760 but they can only object in most cases to the form of the question and nothing else. In other words,

00:13:54.740 your lawyer, if the prosecutor says, where were you on the night of September 16th, 2017,

00:14:03.940 when Russian ambassador Sergei Kislyak was having a drink at Trump International Indecent?

00:14:09.560 Your lawyer can't object to that. However, if the prosecutor says, did you facilitate the drink

00:14:17.260 Sergei Kislyak had on September 17th, 2016 at Trump International in D.C., your attorney can say,

00:14:23.740 I object to the form of the question. It's misleading or it's leading or it implies something.

00:14:29.660 And that's really the limit of what they can object to in a grand jury proceeding. And oftentimes,

00:14:34.140 that's restricted even more. And so it's a very dangerous place for a suspect to be under grand

00:14:41.680 jury subpoena. You can be compelled to testify, but they have nothing on Trump. What Mueller is now

00:14:47.420 doing, strikes, I mean, it sticks a very sharp dagger in the heart of our criminal justice system.

00:14:54.260 He's investigating a person, not a crime. Mueller is going to try to throw the constitution out the

00:15:02.100 window, ring and squeeze Donald Trump until he finds something, a misstatement, something that

00:15:07.620 he can charge the president on that will be easily thrown out, but that will make a case for impeachment

00:15:12.880 for the Democrats. That's all this is about. Mueller is now investigating a person, not a crime.

00:15:18.540 And that's not how our system works. When I walked into work with the NYPD, I didn't get a piece of paper.

00:15:24.340 They didn't tell me, hey, Cardillo, John Smith, that's your target today. Find whatever you can on

00:15:29.540 John Smith. We're not a private investigative agency, law enforcement. No, it's, hey, Cardillo,

00:15:34.280 there was a robbery. Here's the address. Go find out who did it. Not go find out if John Smith ever

00:15:40.660 committed a robbery. Or find that if John Smith ever had an unpaid parking ticket or find that if

00:15:47.520 John Smith ever jaywalked. Not the way our system works. That is the very definition of a witch 0.99

00:15:54.640 hunt. That is the very definition of a witch hunt. They demonized Donald Trump. They've called

00:16:00.260 him a witch. And now they're out to prove that he is. And if that means tying rocks around his legs 0.92

00:16:05.380 and throwing him in a lake. And if he's not a witch, if he's a witch, he can rise to the top. 0.74

00:16:12.380 And if he's not a witch, he sinks and dies. And that was how they did it in the Salem witch trials. 0.81

00:16:17.040 So it was lose, lose. So if you got out of your shackles, rose to the top and caught your breath,

00:16:21.080 you were a witch, you were burned at the stake. And if you sunk to the bottom, you died. And that 0.97

00:16:25.580 is exactly what they're doing to Donald Trump. And why many of us feel this is absolutely a witch

00:16:31.040 hunt. Now, look, there are some interesting developments in this case because they have

00:16:34.880 asked for more time to sentence General Flynn. What am I talking about? Well, General Flynn

00:16:42.000 pled guilty to that bogus process crime. His sentencing was supposed to go down yesterday

00:16:46.740 on that. That was after one delay because there was a change in judges, right? Judge Rudolph

00:16:51.340 Contreras recused. We suspect because he was a judge who signed the FISA warrant. We also now know

00:16:56.480 he's a longtime close personal friend of embattled FBI agent Peter Stroke. The new judge,

00:17:02.820 Emmett Sullivan, is known for spanking down the government for withholding exculpatory evidence.

00:17:06.880 And one of Judge Sullivan's first rulings was to demand Mueller's team give him all evidence of

00:17:14.120 all exculpatory or potentially exculpatory evidence. Things that they didn't think were

00:17:20.620 exculpatory. But the judge said, I'll review these in camera, in private, in chambers. I'll review

00:17:25.860 these and I'll determine what's exculpatory. That leads many of us to believe the judge doesn't

00:17:30.280 trust Mueller's team. Doesn't trust Mueller's team at all. Now, the left is salivating.

00:17:37.440 Natasha Bertrand over at the Atlantic. Oh, this means that General Flynn is cooperating and

00:17:44.920 everybody's going down and that's why they need more time. Oh, nonsense. If they wanted General

00:17:49.420 Flynn to cooperate, they would have twisted his arm on a real charge, not on a bogus process crime for

00:17:54.600 which he would never serve a day in jail as a lieutenant general who honorably served this nation

00:17:59.440 for four decades. That is not it at all. That's not it at all. What I think this is stemming from

00:18:08.200 is the fact that the Mueller team, the Mueller team is in a lot of trouble. I think the 44 questions,

00:18:18.820 48 and 49 questions leaking to the New York Times combined with the fact that Mueller's investigators

00:18:25.640 have found nothing. And we now know, we now know there was even more impropriety on the part of

00:18:34.240 Mueller's team. We now know, or we strongly suspect exculpatory evidence was withheld. We now have the

00:18:41.400 testimony of James Comey and Peter Stroke or statements saying they didn't believe General Flynn

00:18:47.040 lied. We now have James Comey, Peter Stroke, Andrew McCabe under a criminal referral from Congress to

00:18:54.680 the FBI. Andrew McCabe with an inspector general referral to DOJ for prosecution. What I meant was

00:19:00.880 Congress referred Comey, Stroke, Loretta Lynch, Cage, McCabe to DOJ for prosecution. McCabe again referred

00:19:09.280 by the inspector general for prosecution. Comey potentially being referred for prosecution.

00:19:13.940 He's already been referred by Congress, potentially by the inspector general for prosecution.

00:19:18.180 I think General Flynn's lawyers are saying, hold on a second. We don't even know if we want to keep

00:19:22.300 this plea in place. We might file an appeal. There's a lot of dirt happening over there.

00:19:27.200 A lot of things were going on that we didn't know when we took this plea. A lot, a lot of impropriety

00:19:32.120 is happening. We do nothing about this. We need another, we need some more time, Your Honor,

00:19:36.800 to see what shakes out before we go ahead and agree to have our client sentenced. Hell, something might

00:19:42.920 break in the next two weeks that necessitate you vacating this plea and dismissing the general's

00:19:47.440 charges. And that's what many of us believe is going on. Not as Bertrand over at the Atlantic's

00:19:53.440 wishful thinking says that General Flynn is cooperating and everybody's going to jail. I don't

00:19:57.740 believe that for one second. If General Flynn had something that would have landed people in jail,

00:20:01.780 General Flynn would have spoken already. It would have, it would have happened because Mueller has,

00:20:06.960 I believe, three targets, three trophies, three heads he wants on the wall. Donald Trump,

00:20:14.120 President of the United States, his son, Donald Trump Jr., and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner.

00:20:19.320 And I say this because I truly believe that Mueller is no longer interested in justice.

00:20:25.480 Mueller is no longer interested in the truth. Mueller now has one mission, and that is to take

00:20:31.840 Donald Trump out before the midterms, allow Democrats to take over the House, preferably

00:20:39.420 the Senate as well, impeach Donald Trump, and put an end to his presidency that every day

00:20:45.440 is putting an end to the deep state.

00:20:47.080 The nation's public schools are in far worse shape than anyone thought. And I'm going to tell

00:21:05.020 you, after I read you these abysmal and really tragic numbers, I'm going to tell you why that

00:21:09.800 is. Not why I think that is, why that is. Okay. This from the National Assessment of Educational

00:21:16.580 Progress Test Results, Test Results, released by the U.S. Department of Education, you're ready for

00:21:21.660 this? Sixty-five percent of eighth graders in American public schools are not proficient in

00:21:29.720 reading. Sixty-seven percent of those same eighth graders are not proficient in math. And in urban

00:21:38.500 areas, predominantly African-American and Hispanic areas, the numbers are even worse. From the study

00:21:44.720 among the 27 large urban districts for which the Department of Education published the 2017

00:21:50.580 NAEP test scores, the Detroit public school system had the lowest percentage of students

00:21:56.760 who scored proficient or better. Now, that's just proficient. That's not satisfactory. That's not

00:22:02.380 above average. That's not average. Okay. Who scored proficient or better in math and the lowest

00:22:07.700 percentage who scored proficient or better in reading. Only five percent of the Detroit public

00:22:14.720 school eighth graders were proficient or better in math. Only seven percent were proficient or better

00:22:20.740 in reading. Meaning, of course, that 95 percent of Detroit's public school eighth graders can't read

00:22:27.400 at their reading level. And 93 percent can't solve math problems at the level of other eighth graders

00:22:36.280 around the country. In Cleveland, only 11 percent of the eighth graders were proficient or better in

00:22:43.560 math. And only 10 percent were proficient or better in reading. In Baltimore, only 11 percent

00:22:51.140 proficient or better in math, 10 percent proficient or better in reading. In Fresno, 11 percent for math,

00:22:57.080 14 percent for reading. Wow. Wow. Now, this is terrible. Now, the urban district that came in

00:23:08.180 number one, which is still abysmal, Charlotte, North Carolina, 41 percent of the students proficient or

00:23:14.980 better in math. Austin, Texas, number two, 38 percent. San Diego, number three, 36 percent. None

00:23:21.720 of these have gotten anywhere near 50 percent. Charlotte, the best, still nine points short. New

00:23:28.040 York City, 28 percent. Hillsborough County, Florida, 29 percent. Chicago, 27 percent. Chicago ranked number

00:23:36.360 eight. Miami-Dade, 24. Los Angeles, 20. District of Columbia, 20 percent. Let me tell you where these

00:23:42.760 cities ranked, the big cities. Boston ranked number fourth, only 33 percent of the students proficient.

00:23:48.280 New York City ranked seventh, 28 percent of the students proficient. Chicago, number eight, 27 percent.

00:23:54.720 Denver, Colorado, number nine on the list with 26 percent proficiency. Miami-Dade County, number 12 on

00:24:01.660 the list, 24 percent proficiency. Houston, Texas, Hyde for number 12, 24 percent. Los Angeles, number 16

00:24:08.820 on the list, 20 percent proficient. Hyde, Washington, D.C., L.A. and D.C. tied at 16. They also tied

00:24:16.220 Dallas, number 20. I'm sorry. They tied Dallas at number 16 with 20 percent proficiency. Atlanta,

00:24:23.100 number 19 on the list, 19 percent proficiency. Number 21, Philadelphia, 16 percent proficiency.

00:24:30.460 22, Milwaukee, 12 percent. Number 24, Cleveland, 11 percent. 22, number 24 on the list, Baltimore,

00:24:37.420 11 percent. Number 27, Detroit, Detroit with five percent. The list was pretty much identical for

00:24:44.320 reading. Now, this tells you something, doesn't it? These are also the places with decade upon decade

00:24:54.360 upon decade of democratic rules. These are also the places where the teachers unions have a stranglehold

00:25:01.860 on education. And therein lies the problem. The American Federation of Teachers is run by Randy

00:25:08.820 Weingarten, one of Hillary Clinton's best friends. In New York City, the nation's largest public school

00:25:15.900 system, about 250,000 members of faculty and staff belong to the United Federation of Teachers.

00:25:24.840 Okay? New York City public school system is so big, it needs its own union. You've got the United

00:25:29.640 Federation of Teachers, of which Randy Weingarten used to be president. He then moved over to the

00:25:34.560 American Federation of Teachers, become the president of the national organization, not the

00:25:39.000 largest in the country's New York City union. Here's what gets really, really interesting.

00:25:44.660 You want to see what a mess this is. The United Federation of Teachers in New York City is one of

00:25:49.520 the very few, if not the only place, very few places, if not the only place, where the two biggest,

00:25:54.660 most socialist labor unions, AFL-CIO, and the SEIU intersect. Yeah, they intersect. And here's how.

00:26:02.920 If you're a member of the United Federation of Teachers in New York City, which is controlled by

00:26:07.080 the SEIU, the Service Employees International Union, radically far-left organization, you're a member of

00:26:13.260 the UFT, you're also a member of the AFT, the American Federation of Teachers. Their membership

00:26:19.020 is inclusive of one another. The American Federation of Teachers falls under the umbrella

00:26:24.560 of the AFL-CIO. Think about that for a moment. A quarter million far-left radicals in the New York

00:26:35.620 City public school system. I've never met a conservative. I'm sure there's a member or two

00:26:38.880 in there that is a conservative. I've never met him. Let's say 95% of those 250,000 members of the

00:26:46.660 United Federation of Teachers, who are also members of the American Federation of Teachers.

00:26:51.340 Those 200 and some odd thousand radical far-leftists are the nexus at which very socialist AFL-CIO

00:26:58.300 and the very socialist SEIU meet. Not a few people in an office. It's hundreds of thousands of members

00:27:05.340 paying dues to both organizations, hundreds of thousands of members who control the largest public

00:27:12.200 school system in this nation who control education of millions of students. And in that system alone,

00:27:21.340 they could only achieve a ranking, a ranking out of the 30-some-odd schools ranked number 11

00:27:30.080 with 28% proficiency in reading and 28% proficiency in math. You tell me radical far-left unions are good

00:27:43.240 for America. Continue to tell me that after reading these numbers. Every time school choice becomes an

00:27:48.700 issue, these unions, the AFT and the UFT, step in to crush it. Every time we talk about charter schools,

00:27:55.600 they step in to crush it. Every time Betsy DeVos, the Secretary of Education, who's not a rabid far-leftist 1.00

00:28:02.280 as was Arne Duncan in the Obama administration, every time she goes out to speak, these groups,

00:28:08.640 AFL-CIO, SEIU, American Federation of Teachers, United Federation of Teachers, they launch an assault

00:28:15.340 on her. They sponsor protests, protests that have become violent, that have threatened Betsy DeVos' life.

00:28:22.140 She's a wealthy woman. She has to put her own bill to fly private with her own security detail 1.00

00:28:26.900 because of these radical lunatics. And the only people suffering here of the unions, I've watched

00:28:32.380 New York City public school teachers who were accused of child molestation when we had overwhelming

00:28:36.500 evidence to be able to sit in a cafeteria or a faculty lounge, collect their pension or collect

00:28:42.820 their salary pending their pension, while other faculty and administrators walked in and joked

00:28:47.940 around with them and acted like nothing was wrong. They were child molesters. They were child

00:28:52.700 molesters. But the radical leftists, they don't care about that. These people could not care less

00:28:56.900 about the kids. They care more about their own union dues, their own socialist power. Now, remember,

00:29:03.720 these are very, very powerful unions. My God, what would have happened if Hillary Clinton was elected? 0.86

00:29:08.280 People don't remember this. Well, I shouldn't say people don't remember this. Many don't because

00:29:11.660 history moves on and 9-11 happened a year or two later. But Hillary Clinton announced her run for

00:29:17.840 Senate in New York State on stage with Randy Weingarten. She saw a bit of soft announce. Randy

00:29:25.400 Weingarten had a group of teachers. It was a terrible event. I remember it. And are you going to run?

00:29:30.420 Are you going to run? And then it was all staged. And Hillary was like, I mean, and kind of nodding.

00:29:35.080 She was. And she did the official announcement later. And all the radical leftist teachers were

00:29:39.240 cheering in the room. The best they could achieve is 28 percent proficiency in math and reading

00:29:45.320 for their students. And in the areas that are the census tracts that are predominantly African

00:29:51.600 American, those numbers plummet. This is disgraceful. This is disgraceful. But what this

00:29:57.640 really is, when you look at cases like this, when you look at the Democratic Party, that's what they

00:30:03.040 want, right? They want to control the children. They want to keep them stupid. Because if you keep 0.93

00:30:07.740 African-American kids below proficiency levels in math and reading, what are you guaranteeing? 1.00

00:30:13.940 You're guaranteeing that they're on welfare their whole lives. They can't work. And ultimately,

00:30:18.740 they're dependent on the state. And the state grows. The state grows considerably. You want single 0.95

00:30:24.780 payer if you're a Democrat, right? So you can have death panels. So you can decide which of these

00:30:29.820 people gets to live and die if they're sick. I'll tell you what's really sick. The left-wing ideology

00:30:36.740 is really, really sick. This is tangible proof of the agenda of the left. We cannot let this happen

00:30:45.240 here. We cannot let this happen here. This shows us what the left is really about. They want to keep

00:30:53.220 people uneducated, dependent upon government. They want to run your health care. They want to decide when

00:30:59.820 you live and die. These are not conspiracy theories. These are not conspiracy theories.

00:31:05.440 Do your own research. This group is right there in the numbers.

00:31:19.580 Poor Kanye West is under fire again. Kanye can't get a break. Man, I've never thought there'd be a time

00:31:26.380 in history where I would, A, support, and B, feel really bad for Kanye West. But I do.

00:31:31.020 So this comes after Kanye West showed up yesterday at TMZ's offices, Los Angeles. And he made really

00:31:37.800 controversial, according to the mainstream media, but I don't think they were controversial at all.

00:31:41.760 I think they were spot-on comments about slavery. TMZ asked Kanye, and you know how TMZ films,

00:31:48.420 the Harvey Levin shows, it's in their offices. It's a really cool format. I like the dynamic nature of

00:31:53.840 TMZ films. Levin is standing there, interacting with his team, and they're commenting on what

00:31:58.060 they're watching. It's one of the better, I think one of the better visuals in terms of energy

00:32:02.680 on air. I really like that format. So they asked Kanye West about his support for President Trump,

00:32:08.780 and Kanye said, quote, when you hear about slavery for 400 years, 400 years? That sounds like a choice.

00:32:15.220 Like you were there for 400 years, and it's all of you. Like we're mentally in prison. Like slavery goes

00:32:20.380 too direct to the idea of Blacks. So prison is something that unites us as one race. Blacks and whites being 1.00

00:32:27.220 one race. We're the human race. Now this caused one of the TMZ staffers to argue with Kanye West. But I think

00:32:35.600 Kanye West was right. Now Kanye West came with Candace Owens. So the interview was controversial, right?

00:32:43.620 He was filming, somebody at TMZ says, he was filming TMZ Live, which is always filmed in the office,

00:32:48.920 and he just stood up and walked around and pretty much did the interview for the entire office.

00:32:53.600 I mean, this is, I don't mind what he did. So one of the TMZ staffers, Van Lathan,

00:33:01.600 so Kanye West said, quote, do you feel that I'm feeling? Do you feel that I'm being free and thinking

00:33:06.140 free? Van Lathan, TMZ employee said, I actually don't think you're thinking anything. I think what you're

00:33:12.420 doing right now is actually the absence of thought. And the reason that I feel like that is, Kanye,

00:33:16.760 you're entitled to your opinion. You're entitled to believe whatever you want. But there's fact

00:33:20.320 and real life consequence behind everything you just said. While you are making music and being

00:33:25.520 an artist and living the life that you've earned by being a genius, the rest of us in society have

00:33:29.320 to deal with these threats to our lives. We have to deal with the marginalization that has come from

00:33:33.560 400 years of slavery that you said for our people was a choice. Frankly, I'm disappointed and I'm

00:33:39.560 appalled, brother, and I'm unbelievably hurt by the fact that you have morphed into something to me

00:33:43.880 that's not real, end quote. This guy Van Lathan is wrong and Kanye West is right because if you read

00:33:51.380 what Kanye West is saying or was saying unemotionally, what he was saying was exactly

00:33:56.320 what Candace Owens said in that video. The people that are complaining about slavery today 0.68

00:34:03.860 never experienced slavery. If you're enslaving yourself, it's in your own mind. Look, Italians 1.00

00:34:13.060 suffered when they got here. They were called WAPs without papers. There were signs Italians need 1.00

00:34:19.340 not apply. The Irish suffered when they came to America. The Jews suffered when they came to America.

00:34:25.160 It wasn't uncommon outside of certain areas of New York City to see signs that would say

00:34:29.240 Irish, Italians, and Jews need not apply. Go back to where you came from. But you know what they did? 1.00

00:34:35.440 They didn't enslave themselves mentally. They said, oh yeah, screw you. So the Irish, 1.00

00:34:41.920 they took over the police and fire departments. The Italians took over certain businesses. Now, 1.00

00:34:46.560 I'm not going to say that it wasn't without a little, and the Jews alongside of them, right? These 1.00

00:34:50.520 three ethnic groups, they would battle each other, but they often work together in New York City and in

00:34:55.600 Chicago and other cities like that. Now, let's be realistic. A lot of it was based on organized

00:35:00.440 crime, but much more of it was based on legitimate business enterprises. And oftentimes, those organized

00:35:07.020 criminals, well, they wanted their kids to be anything but organized criminals. So you had Italian 1.00

00:35:12.120 mobsters and Jewish mobsters and Irish mobsters making a lot of money, whether it was bootlegging or 0.54

00:35:16.440 numbers rackets or loan sharking, putting their kids through very, very good schools up to Ivy League

00:35:23.180 schools and their kids were coming out as doctors and attorneys and CPAs, business owners. And that's

00:35:28.720 how those immigrant groups, even though they were as oppressed as any other, made it. That's how they

00:35:36.240 made it. And now we see where the Italians and the Irish and the Jews are in America. They are some of

00:35:44.320 the most successful immigrant groups. We see that again with another really great immigrant group living

00:35:49.380 down here in South Florida. I'm fortunate to have many Cuban friends. I think Cubans are one of the

00:35:53.480 greatest immigrant groups to ever come to the United States. They fled communism. Now, I'm not

00:35:57.580 talking about the criminals that came in the Mario Boatlift. I'm talking about those people that were in

00:36:01.760 Cuba under Batista and who came to the United States, predominantly South Florida with pockets in

00:36:07.000 the New York and New Jersey area, fleeing communism, fleeing Castro's revolution. These are some of the most

00:36:13.480 successful people I have ever met. I have many friends down in Miami, Cuban Americans, who are

00:36:21.240 incredibly wealthy, incredibly wealthy. Everyone in their family is not just, doesn't just have an

00:36:28.740 advanced degree, but typically professional. It's a CPA, it's an attorney, it's a doctor. Cubans are one 1.00

00:36:33.900 of the most successful immigrant groups. You know what you don't hear from the Cuban community?

00:36:38.400 Whether they be light skin or dark skin, you never hear them say, oh my God, communism took my country

00:36:44.880 away. I've got to go on public assistance. They would be mortified to do that. These are people,

00:36:51.580 their culture instilled in them success. They're coming to the U.S. The U.S. has given you an

00:36:57.000 opportunity. You better work for it. In fact, bar none, every one of my Cuban friends down in Miami

00:37:04.200 is very successful. They are very successful. Six-figure earners, at least, many of them,

00:37:11.120 their families are multi-millionaires. They own properties all over the place. They're physicians,

00:37:15.760 they're attorneys, they're bankers. They never did. They never said, oh, we don't speak the language.

00:37:21.360 I mean, they came here not even speaking the language and they succeeded wildly. It's a work

00:37:27.400 ethic. So Kanye West is right. I'm sorry to say it, but he's a hundred percent. No, you don't,

00:37:32.020 I'm not sorry to say it. I'm sorry it needs to be said. I'm sorry for black America that it needs 1.00

00:37:37.760 to be said. You don't see crime in the Cuban communities like you do in black America. 1.00

00:37:43.740 You drive down to Little Havana in Miami. Now I've got a bad rap with Scarface and all that, but

00:37:47.700 if you drive down to Little Havana now, Little Havana, a place that when I first moved to Miami

00:37:52.640 back in 2004, well, it was not a rough area, but a lower middle class area. What happened there was

00:38:01.260 all of those wealthy Cubans I talk about that, Hey, you know what? We need to really revitalize

00:38:06.140 area. This is our heritage. If you go to Little Havana now, it is one of the trendiest trips of

00:38:12.160 any city in the United States. Outstanding restaurants, really cool, hip bars. Friend

00:38:17.680 of mine just opened a retro donut shop down there. It was an old 1960s, fifties and sixties,

00:38:23.160 Miami donut brand that he brought back with a partner. His family actually owned the brand.

00:38:27.580 He's a bit of an older guy. They brought that brand back. It's booming. There's a line

00:38:31.220 out the door. Some of the coolest spots you will ever go to in Little Havana. There's a Cuban 0.94

00:38:36.700 community, came successful, and then they said, now let's work on our heritage. Let's revitalize

00:38:42.260 these areas. Kanye West is essentially telling black America to do the same thing. Get out of

00:38:47.980 your own heads. No, you were never slaves. You're all Americans. Many of you who are engaging in these

00:38:55.340 protests against Candace Owens are doing it on college campuses. Colleges you attend because you grew 0.99

00:39:00.700 up middle class or upper middle class. The only oppression you're facing is at your own hand.

00:39:07.300 That's what Kanye West is saying. And it's a sad day of this guy, Van Lathan at TMZ.

00:39:12.180 Now think about it. This guy, Van Lathan works for TMZ. He's on television. He probably went to a very

00:39:19.920 good school. Probably worked really hard to get this job. He was probably much better at other people,

00:39:27.580 his age, trying to go into the same field. He was much better than they were, and he got picked up

00:39:32.860 by a top-tier entertainment show. He doesn't even understand that he's proving Kanye West's point.

00:39:39.680 Here's a guy who succeeded, who's still telling the world, I'm less. I'm less because of something

00:39:47.300 that happened hundreds of years ago. And without even realizing it, this poor guy is proving Kanye's

00:39:53.880 point. It's really mind-blowing, and it's very, very tragic. And then we look, I bring it up all

00:39:59.080 the time, we look at the black-on-black crime stats, we look at the numbers, and I don't know

00:40:04.320 how you solve a problem. I don't know how you solve a problem when a megastar and a thought leader like

00:40:10.740 Kanye West goes out there, takes a chance at the peril of his own brand, his personal safety, right?

00:40:17.640 I brought you yesterday how the Crips gang that was given an alert by some guy named Daz Dillinger,

00:40:23.460 an old music partner, Snoop Dogg, to attack Kanye West. But Kanye West goes out there at the peril

00:40:27.900 of his brand, at the peril of his revenue, at the peril of his own personal safety, of his family,

00:40:32.540 and he says some really uncomfortable things that need to be said. He's attacked by all sides,

00:40:38.940 attacked by black America, white America, liberals. But he's right. He's right. And if a Kanye West

00:40:45.860 can't go out there and say it, who can? If the black community isn't going to, at least, 1.00

00:40:51.200 I'm not saying they have to listen and fall in lockstep with Kanye West, but if they're not at

00:40:54.820 least going to open their minds and say, wait a second, maybe some things Kanye West is saying

00:40:59.800 ring true. Maybe we should give some credence to a little bit of what he's saying. Well, that's not

00:41:07.240 happening. Then I don't know how, how we get out of the epidemics of black-on-black crime. 1.00

00:41:12.940 I don't know how we take certain communities in this country and really help them do better

00:41:20.360 for themselves.

00:41:32.840 Even Democrats are sick of Hillary Clinton and now they want their money back. This from, 1.00

00:41:38.780 believe it or not, the Huffington Post politics section title is some Democrats want Hillary

00:41:45.360 Clinton to return the DNC's money. Does the national party agreed to pay $1.65 million for

00:41:51.960 her campaign email list and other resources. And now several democratic officials are asking Hillary

00:41:58.420 to return the cash. They want her to return the money that the democratic national committee, 0.76

00:42:04.360 the DNC paid her political group for a campaign email list and other resources. Here, let me

00:42:10.800 read you this part of this HuffPost story. In February, 2017, the DNC agreed to pay Clinton's

00:42:15.680 group onward together $1.65 million for her campaign email list, analytics, donor data, and

00:42:22.440 related items. The Intercept reported on Wednesday. Today is an early story. The cash of material was

00:42:28.740 worth more than $5 million. Clinton's campaign made an in-kind donation of resources worth $3.5 million

00:42:36.140 and the DNC paid for the rest. Let me break that down for you. It's very common.

00:42:41.360 President Trump's email list, his analytic data, the voter profiles, everybody who voted,

00:42:47.500 is probably at this point, because he won the election, despite all odds, worth in the tens of

00:42:53.180 millions of dollars. So the Trump campaign can do a couple of things with that. That's what the

00:42:59.780 Hillary campaign did. The Hillary campaign had the option to do a couple of things with that, 1.00

00:43:03.480 both campaigns. They can sell it to the Republican National Committee. They can sell part of it to

00:43:09.620 the big data company. They can make part of it what's called an in-kind donation. So the campaign

00:43:16.140 gives these things to the Republican National Committee, or in Hillary's case, the Democratic National

00:43:22.640 Committee, and they get credit for an in-kind donation to that committee of fair market value.

00:43:28.840 So say Trump's worth $10 million and the RNC paid him $3 million and he gave him the rest,

00:43:35.500 he would be credited, his campaign would be credited with a $7 million in-kind donation.

00:43:40.700 Very common in politics. Happens on every level. Governors do it on the state level. State

00:43:45.140 representatives do it on a local level. Presidential candidates, presidential, those who win the

00:43:51.060 presidential elections do it on the national level. However, a number of Democratic Party officials,

00:43:57.320 including some Democratic State Party chairs and members of the national DNC, want Clinton to 0.99

00:44:04.840 retroactively return the money. They want her to donate campaign materials to the DNC, ongoing,

00:44:11.320 and return the $1.65 million. Alabama Democratic Party chairwoman Nancy Worley, who supported Clinton,

00:44:19.220 said, quote, she should return the money for the love of the Democratic Party to the DNC for its use. 0.94

00:44:25.860 And the reason is Democrats are facing a massive fundraising deficit compared to the Republicans.

00:44:32.500 The DNC is raising far less than the RNC. Wisconsin Democratic Party chairwoman Martha Laning

00:44:40.580 and Missouri Democratic National Committee woman Curtis Wilde, likewise, called on Hillary to return 1.00

00:44:46.700 the money. Now, in states, I'll explain who these people are. In a state, you have a chairman of the

00:44:50.720 party. Okay, so every state party, whether it be Republican or Democrat, is chartered by the RNC or the DNC.

00:44:57.960 That party has a chairperson. Then you have what are called committee people. You have a committee man

00:45:05.680 and a committee woman. A state committee man or a committee woman are the representatives to that

00:45:11.280 state's party from the county parties. A national committee man or committee woman is the representative

00:45:19.820 from that state. So there are two. There's always a committee man and a committee woman. They're the

00:45:24.380 representatives from the state party to the national party.

00:45:27.960 So this woman, committee woman, a national Democratic, Missouri Democratic National

00:45:32.180 Committee woman, Curtis Wilde, she would be the representative, the female representative, 1.00

00:45:36.000 the committee woman, counterpart would be the committee man, from the Missouri Democratic Party

00:45:40.200 to the DNC, the Democratic National Committee. She's a very high-ranking official. There are only 50

00:45:45.160 of her around the country. That's why I'm putting it in perspective for you.

00:45:48.860 So the state chairman, state chairwoman rather,

00:45:51.340 and the state committee woman from Missouri, the state chairwoman from Wisconsin, there's only 50 of

00:45:58.860 each of them around the country. They are both calling for Hillary to return that money. These

00:46:02.900 are very powerful people within the Democratic Party. These are not some, you know, local precinct

00:46:07.520 committee person of which there are thousands and thousands and thousands around the country.

00:46:10.780 These are very significant players calling on Hillary to return the money.

00:46:15.160 Also, Democratic, Nebraska Democratic Party chairwoman Jane Klebe, who supported Bernie Sanders

00:46:21.600 though, she argued Clinton could contribute the equivalent. So give, in other words, Clinton got

00:46:27.460 1.65 million. She wants her, she wants Clinton's campaign or Clinton's PAC or whatever, wherever the 1.00

00:46:32.780 money is now, to give that same 1.65 million back to state Democratic Party, split it across the

00:46:39.920 country or give it to big states or give it to states that are red, that they want to turn blue.

00:46:44.900 Other DNC officials, including at-large member Brian Wabi and Kansas Democratic National Committee

00:46:51.100 man, I explained the committee man, committee woman, man named Chris Reeves, only 50 of him around the

00:46:55.420 country. They also welcomed an in-kind donation from Hillary saying it would be the Christian thing to do.

00:47:02.780 Uh, Nick Merrill, a Clinton spokesman, defended the 1.65 million dollar price tag, saying that the

00:47:11.440 DNC has already reaped far more than it paid for the email list. In other words, Hillary's saying,

00:47:15.920 I give you a deal, you're not getting a dime. That's classic Hillary. He wrote, quote, 0.98

00:47:21.580 paying a rental fee for use of an email list is common practice. And in this case, the DNC has raised

00:47:26.640 over $30 million with it, an 1800% return on their investment. Never thought I'd say this,

00:47:32.480 but I agree with Nick Merrill. I agree with the Hillary Clinton campaign. Now, the DNC itself is

00:47:38.460 saying, uh, DNC spokesman, I don't know how to pronounce his name, uh, X-O-C-H-I-T-L,

00:47:45.800 Jokito Hinojosa, I don't know how to pronounce, uh, Jokito, I don't know. A DNC spokeswoman

00:47:53.480 agreed that the DNC had gotten, quote, a return on our investment and more since obtaining all of the

00:47:59.100 lists and data, end quote. But look, Hillary Clinton is never going to return any money. Now, 1.00

00:48:05.180 onward together where the money went is a nonprofit not required. It's 501c4. So it's not required to

00:48:10.660 disclose financial data. Doesn't have to tell you what it takes in. Doesn't have to give you an itemized

00:48:16.140 list of what it spends, unlike a traditional campaign. But it says it has distributed grants

00:48:21.520 to 11 progressive groups, uh, including, let's read where they've, uh, given their money.

00:48:29.600 They have their partner organizations are, this is Onward Together, Hillary Clinton's, uh, Hillary

00:48:35.040 Clinton's hack. And it's born from conversations between Governor Howard Dean and Secretary Hillary

00:48:42.120 Clinton in the aftermath of the 2016 election. Onward Together was established to lend support to

00:48:48.580 leaders, particularly young leaders, kicking off projects and founding new organizations

00:48:53.160 to fight for our shared progressive values. So their partner organizations, a group called Color

00:48:59.500 for Change, Emerge America, Indivisible, the Indivisible movement, had gotten very violent,

00:49:04.800 swing left, and run for something. In December of 2017, they added six more groups, Alliance for Youth

00:49:11.860 Action, Arena Summit, Collective PAC, I Vote Fund, Latino Victory, and Voto Latino.

00:49:17.920 In other words, Hillary Clinton took that 1.65 million, and I'm sure many, many millions more,

00:49:22.860 and alongside far-left Howard Dean, donated, support, run, control, far-left radical groups

00:49:30.440 that I would venture a guess, if we dug into them, are involved in these Antifa protests,

00:49:35.920 in disrupting conservative speakers on campus, uh, probably involved in the protests around the

00:49:41.400 Mueller investigation, you know, pushing this Russia collusion narrative. It says, this is how they

00:49:47.480 help. Financial support, direct grants, fundraising support, online amplification,

00:49:52.360 online amplification, in-person surrogate assistance, meaning sticking people at protests,

00:49:58.040 one-to-one introductions and meetings with donors and convenings, getting George Soros in a room,

00:50:02.880 give more money to these, uh, another way they do it. Strategic and leadership advice,

00:50:07.040 mentorship training, one-on-one introductions with expert advisors and convenings, nice way to say

00:50:11.440 event. Recognition, online endorsement, surrogate support, offline and event mentions, membership

00:50:18.060 building, growing their organization. Hillary's not giving the DNC a dime back. What the DNC realizes,

00:50:24.640 what the state people realize is, their states are suffering because of Hillary's disastrous loss,

00:50:29.920 because of the Democrats' disastrous policies. They can't raise money, despite the DNC and Hillary

00:50:35.660 people saying they're raising money. They can't raise money. $30 million is nothing. It's $6 million a state.

00:50:40.740 It goes like that. Nothing for candidates. They can't raise any money. The Republicans are out

00:50:46.520 raising them. The inspector general's report is coming out. The Democrats are going to look terrible.

00:50:51.440 It's not going to be a blue wave in November. I think there might be a red wave. The Democrats

00:50:54.560 might pick up a couple of seats, but Republicans will most likely, and now this is being supported

00:50:59.580 by new information on the generic congressional ballot, Republicans will most likely hold the House

00:51:04.220 and Senate. The Democrats are scrambling. They need money. And now they're going to throw Hillary 1.00

00:51:08.700 under the bus to try to get some.

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