Rebel News Podcast - May 31, 2018


Off The Cuff Declassified - John Cardillo - May 31⧸2018


Summary

The New York Times looks like it s running cover for Andrew McCabe by going after Rod Rosenstein. Elizabeth Focahontas Warren praises China s communist government. Kim Kardashian visits the White House to discuss prison reform while Tommy Robinson s life is put in grave risk in a British jail.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Today on Off the Cuff Declassified,
00:00:02.180 the New York Times looks like it's running cover
00:00:04.180 for Andrew McCabe by going after Rod Rosenstein.
00:00:08.600 Elizabeth Focahontas Warren praises
00:00:11.460 China's communist government.
00:00:14.000 I'm going to tell you all about this.
00:00:16.120 Kim Kardashian visits the White House
00:00:17.760 to discuss prison reform
00:00:19.020 while Tommy Robinson's life
00:00:21.920 is put in grave risk in a British jail.
00:00:26.300 And I'm going to show you
00:00:27.800 one of the most ironic fake news fails
00:00:32.140 ever to come out of the New York Times.
00:00:34.040 You're going to love it.
00:00:40.580 Now, most reputable news organizations
00:00:42.720 don't run feature stories,
00:00:44.560 stories in which the reporters tweet,
00:00:46.400 scoop, and put up the headline.
00:00:48.260 They don't run stories like that
00:00:49.960 based solely on the musings
00:00:52.100 of people fired from their jobs,
00:00:55.360 publicly disgraced,
00:00:56.440 people with multiple scandals
00:00:58.440 who were fired part and parcel
00:01:00.600 to a criminal investigation,
00:01:02.020 and then those people criminally referred
00:01:04.860 for prosecution
00:01:06.740 to whatever prosecutorial agency
00:01:08.540 has jurisdiction.
00:01:10.820 Well, but the New York Times
00:01:11.720 really isn't a credible news outlet anymore,
00:01:13.400 is it?
00:01:14.680 Because that's precisely what they did
00:01:16.700 in a new story.
00:01:18.760 A story that was published yesterday
00:01:20.320 by the New York Times
00:01:21.200 entitled,
00:01:22.400 FBI official wrote secret memo
00:01:26.440 fearing Trump got a cover story
00:01:28.580 for Comey firing.
00:01:30.140 Now, the headline alone
00:01:32.340 is unethical and problematic.
00:01:35.340 The FBI official
00:01:36.360 is Andrew McCabe.
00:01:39.020 But the New York Times knows
00:01:40.300 that Andrew McCabe
00:01:40.900 has no credibility,
00:01:41.600 so they don't start the piece
00:01:42.700 by saying McCabe
00:01:44.540 wrote a secret memo.
00:01:46.500 Worse,
00:01:46.980 they don't start the piece
00:01:48.580 by writing
00:01:49.600 former FBI official
00:01:52.040 or fired FBI official.
00:01:54.620 No.
00:01:55.160 The New York Times
00:01:56.120 baits you into their story
00:01:57.900 with a headline
00:01:59.380 that implies
00:02:00.420 that a current
00:02:01.300 and active FBI official
00:02:03.900 wrote the memo.
00:02:05.320 Now,
00:02:05.840 obviously,
00:02:06.360 McCabe wrote the memo
00:02:07.280 while he was still employed
00:02:08.200 at the FBI,
00:02:09.000 but the headline
00:02:09.980 is incredibly misleading nonetheless,
00:02:12.740 and McCabe
00:02:13.640 is not a reputable source.
00:02:16.780 Now,
00:02:17.040 the gist of this article
00:02:18.000 is that Andrew McCabe
00:02:20.380 was so concerned
00:02:22.380 with things he heard
00:02:23.620 when,
00:02:24.660 at the time
00:02:25.260 that Rod Rosenstein
00:02:26.280 generated his memo
00:02:27.620 that called for Comey's firing,
00:02:30.320 that McCabe himself
00:02:32.040 wrote secret memos
00:02:34.120 to memorialize
00:02:35.540 his concerns.
00:02:37.700 Here's the first paragraph.
00:02:39.820 The former acting FBI director,
00:02:41.520 Andrew McCabe,
00:02:42.400 wrote a confidential memo
00:02:44.180 last spring
00:02:44.920 recounting a conversation
00:02:47.120 that offered significant
00:02:48.360 behind-the-scenes details
00:02:50.080 on the firing
00:02:51.540 of Mr. McCabe's predecessor,
00:02:53.980 James B. Comey.
00:02:55.500 Again,
00:02:56.140 according to several people
00:02:58.060 familiar with the discussion,
00:03:01.380 more anonymous sources,
00:03:03.260 presumably,
00:03:05.100 some of them
00:03:05.700 in Mueller's camp,
00:03:07.000 ergo,
00:03:07.520 Mueller's team is leaking.
00:03:09.540 More problems
00:03:10.340 for Mueller.
00:03:11.900 All from the New York Times piece.
00:03:13.900 In the document,
00:03:15.200 whose contents
00:03:16.180 have not been
00:03:17.480 previously reported,
00:03:19.220 Mr. McCabe
00:03:20.120 described a conversation
00:03:21.280 at the Justice Department
00:03:22.180 with the Deputy Attorney General,
00:03:24.360 obviously Rod J. Rosenstein,
00:03:26.060 in the chaotic days
00:03:27.240 last May
00:03:28.360 after Mr. Comey's
00:03:29.560 abrupt firing.
00:03:31.240 Mr. Rosenstein
00:03:32.060 played a key role
00:03:33.200 in the dismissal,
00:03:34.780 writing a memo
00:03:35.440 that rebuked
00:03:36.540 Mr. Comey
00:03:37.660 over his handling
00:03:38.580 of an investigation
00:03:39.420 in Hillary Clinton.
00:03:40.840 Now,
00:03:41.360 I am no fan
00:03:42.220 of Rosenstein.
00:03:43.640 Rosenstein
00:03:44.180 appointed Mueller.
00:03:45.800 But even on this one,
00:03:46.900 Rosenstein saw a problem
00:03:48.020 in the way
00:03:48.920 the Hillary case
00:03:49.560 was handled.
00:03:50.940 The Office
00:03:51.620 of Inspector General
00:03:53.540 saw a problem.
00:03:55.360 An independent entity,
00:03:57.440 the head of which,
00:03:58.500 Inspector General
00:03:59.200 Michael Horowitz
00:04:00.060 was appointed
00:04:01.020 by Barack Obama.
00:04:05.040 Obama.
00:04:05.880 The guy's
00:04:06.120 then Obama appointed.
00:04:07.840 So here you have
00:04:08.720 the democratically appointed,
00:04:10.400 Democratic appointed
00:04:11.100 Inspector General
00:04:12.100 Michael Horowitz,
00:04:12.820 Deputy Attorney General
00:04:14.580 Rod Rosenstein,
00:04:15.540 who rose up in the DOJ
00:04:16.920 during the Obama administration,
00:04:19.140 all agreeing
00:04:20.180 Comey should have been fired.
00:04:21.780 The Office
00:04:22.540 of Inspector General
00:04:23.360 referred McCabe
00:04:24.500 to DOJ
00:04:25.600 for criminal prosecution
00:04:27.400 for making false
00:04:29.060 and misleading statements.
00:04:30.440 A bunch of Congress
00:04:31.600 people referred
00:04:32.820 James Comey
00:04:33.780 to DOJ
00:04:35.460 for criminal prosecution.
00:04:37.320 These people
00:04:38.360 have no credibility.
00:04:40.400 If Andrew McCabe
00:04:42.200 was put on a witness stand,
00:04:43.580 a defense lawyer
00:04:44.440 would tear him up
00:04:45.440 or a prosecutor
00:04:46.960 if he were a witness
00:04:48.100 for the defense.
00:04:50.560 But in the meeting
00:04:51.620 at the Justice Department,
00:04:52.940 Mr. Rosenstein,
00:04:53.880 the claim
00:04:54.380 added a new detail.
00:04:55.940 He said the president
00:04:56.780 had originally asked him
00:04:58.440 to reference Russia
00:04:59.820 in his memo.
00:05:01.040 The people familiar
00:05:02.020 with the conversation
00:05:02.780 said,
00:05:03.780 Mr. Rosenstein
00:05:04.840 did not elaborate
00:05:05.740 on what Mr. Trump
00:05:07.140 had wanted him to say.
00:05:08.060 So the New York Times
00:05:09.400 makes it seem like
00:05:10.480 Trump engaged
00:05:11.160 in obstruction of justice,
00:05:12.260 right?
00:05:13.020 That he was pressuring
00:05:14.000 Rosenstein
00:05:14.660 to talk about
00:05:16.100 the Russia investigation.
00:05:17.500 But really,
00:05:18.640 what it was
00:05:19.420 when you break it down
00:05:20.360 and you read this piece
00:05:21.120 is that Trump
00:05:22.600 simply wanted
00:05:24.000 the memo to say
00:05:25.040 that he wasn't
00:05:26.880 under investigation,
00:05:28.620 which we later found out
00:05:30.160 to be the case anyway,
00:05:31.640 which Trump said.
00:05:33.380 Trump asked Rosenstein
00:05:35.020 to include it.
00:05:36.780 Rosenstein,
00:05:37.340 according to the piece,
00:05:38.380 let me read you this,
00:05:39.460 read this to you.
00:05:40.360 One person
00:05:41.120 who was briefed
00:05:41.640 on Mr. Rosenstein's
00:05:42.540 conversations
00:05:43.040 with the president
00:05:43.680 said Mr. Trump
00:05:45.640 had simply wanted
00:05:46.900 Mr. Rosenstein
00:05:47.680 to mention
00:05:48.080 that he was not
00:05:48.620 personally under investigation
00:05:50.060 in the Russia inquiry.
00:05:51.760 Mr. Rosenstein
00:05:52.460 said it was unnecessary
00:05:53.340 and did not include
00:05:54.780 such a reference.
00:05:56.000 And Mr. Trump
00:05:56.620 ultimately said it himself
00:05:57.960 when announcing
00:05:59.700 the firing.
00:06:01.120 Again,
00:06:01.780 they're making
00:06:02.440 Mount Everest
00:06:03.380 have a little speck of sand
00:06:04.600 and nothing.
00:06:05.680 Actually, no,
00:06:06.220 not even a little speck
00:06:07.320 of sand is nothing.
00:06:08.480 And they're making
00:06:09.060 Mount Everest out of it.
00:06:10.340 The president
00:06:10.680 of the United States
00:06:11.420 says to the deputy
00:06:12.540 attorney general,
00:06:13.280 somebody who falls
00:06:13.940 under his executive
00:06:14.960 branch chain of command,
00:06:16.340 hey, do you mind
00:06:17.260 throwing something in there
00:06:18.140 that I'm not
00:06:18.720 under investigation?
00:06:20.180 This is not good
00:06:20.800 for the country.
00:06:21.500 It's not good for me.
00:06:22.340 It's not good for you.
00:06:23.420 It's not good
00:06:24.140 for our standing
00:06:24.780 in the world.
00:06:25.440 People need to know
00:06:26.100 we have stability
00:06:26.780 in our government,
00:06:27.600 especially in the White House.
00:06:28.800 The world,
00:06:29.540 the bad actors
00:06:30.100 in the world
00:06:30.540 can't think
00:06:31.400 the president
00:06:32.260 could be removed
00:06:32.860 at any time
00:06:33.540 based on phony rumors.
00:06:35.300 Nothing wrong
00:06:37.100 with the president
00:06:37.580 saying that
00:06:38.140 to his deputy AG.
00:06:40.360 And there's nothing wrong.
00:06:41.720 Now, I disagree
00:06:42.180 with Rosenstein.
00:06:43.540 Rosenstein saying,
00:06:44.300 Mr. President,
00:06:45.080 you're not,
00:06:45.560 not even necessary.
00:06:46.920 Not even necessary.
00:06:49.080 Don't worry about it.
00:06:49.760 If you want to say it,
00:06:50.380 you say it,
00:06:50.840 but it's not necessary
00:06:51.400 to put in the memo.
00:06:52.300 The context of the memo
00:06:53.420 is a little bit different.
00:06:54.500 And Trump's saying,
00:06:55.280 all right,
00:06:55.500 I'll say it myself.
00:06:56.760 That's not obstruction
00:06:58.340 of justice.
00:06:59.460 No matter what
00:07:00.600 the lunatics
00:07:01.240 on the left
00:07:01.940 want you to believe.
00:07:03.380 It's simply not.
00:07:05.640 They are trying
00:07:06.760 to make something
00:07:07.620 out of nothing.
00:07:08.540 They're very nervous.
00:07:09.980 This New York Times piece
00:07:11.640 proves how nervous
00:07:13.160 the left is
00:07:13.780 because we're seeing
00:07:15.240 Horowitz's report
00:07:16.440 about to drop,
00:07:18.280 the Inspector General report
00:07:19.440 about to drop.
00:07:20.280 And it is supposedly
00:07:21.960 damning
00:07:23.180 for James Comey
00:07:24.660 and Andrew McCabe
00:07:25.260 on the way they handled
00:07:25.900 the Hillary Clinton investigation.
00:07:27.060 Who knows
00:07:28.820 what else is in there?
00:07:29.900 But with the hysteria
00:07:30.980 we're seeing
00:07:31.420 from the mainstream media,
00:07:32.540 I can tell you
00:07:33.320 it's not going to be good
00:07:34.840 for the left-wing side,
00:07:37.080 for the Spygate side,
00:07:38.880 for the Obamagate side.
00:07:40.460 Now,
00:07:41.060 this piece
00:07:41.700 goes on
00:07:42.640 multiple paragraphs,
00:07:43.700 multiple paragraphs,
00:07:44.780 multiple paragraphs,
00:07:46.160 telling you
00:07:47.100 all these things
00:07:47.640 that really amount
00:07:48.280 to absolutely
00:07:49.440 nothing.
00:07:51.320 About absolutely
00:07:52.340 nothing.
00:07:53.480 What they do
00:07:54.240 tell us,
00:07:55.260 what I do get
00:07:56.120 from reading this,
00:07:57.060 is that
00:07:57.700 Jeff Sessions
00:07:58.580 really,
00:08:00.300 really cannot
00:08:00.800 remain Attorney General.
00:08:02.220 He has completely
00:08:03.320 lost control
00:08:04.180 of the Department of Justice.
00:08:05.580 We're going to get
00:08:06.000 into that
00:08:06.360 in just a moment.
00:08:08.180 So this piece
00:08:08.800 ends
00:08:09.300 with Rudy Giuliani
00:08:10.880 comments.
00:08:12.980 And Rudy
00:08:13.940 added a new
00:08:14.940 explanation
00:08:15.600 for Comey's firing.
00:08:17.180 He said,
00:08:17.340 Trump was upset
00:08:18.020 that Comey would not
00:08:18.980 publicly clear him
00:08:20.700 in the Russia investigation.
00:08:23.060 He fired Comey,
00:08:24.140 quote,
00:08:24.300 he fired Comey
00:08:24.980 because Comey would not,
00:08:25.900 among other things,
00:08:26.500 say that he wasn't
00:08:27.360 a target
00:08:27.840 of the investigation.
00:08:30.700 The president
00:08:31.600 was right.
00:08:32.360 It was bad
00:08:32.820 for the country.
00:08:33.360 Now Rosenstein
00:08:34.240 defended
00:08:35.960 writing the memo
00:08:37.200 that recommended
00:08:38.860 Comey's firing.
00:08:39.800 Rosenstein said,
00:08:40.640 quote,
00:08:41.020 I wrote it,
00:08:42.200 I believe it,
00:08:43.240 I stand by it.
00:08:44.260 He said that last year.
00:08:45.900 He added that
00:08:46.740 it was never intended
00:08:47.560 to,
00:08:48.960 justify a
00:08:50.140 for-cause termination,
00:08:51.500 end quote.
00:08:51.800 It was simply
00:08:53.200 his recommendation.
00:08:55.060 It wasn't a justification,
00:08:56.500 it was a recommendation.
00:08:57.400 Now,
00:08:57.640 I think it was a little
00:08:58.360 wimpy of him
00:08:59.000 to say it was never
00:08:59.700 meant to justify.
00:09:00.400 What he should have said was,
00:09:01.880 my intention wasn't
00:09:02.740 to justify the
00:09:03.420 termination,
00:09:04.760 but I can certainly see
00:09:06.800 why my memo
00:09:07.520 led to that.
00:09:08.140 And I agree
00:09:08.820 with the termination
00:09:10.180 because it comports
00:09:11.040 with what was in my letter.
00:09:12.420 But we don't see
00:09:12.780 a lot of guts
00:09:13.420 out of D.C.
00:09:14.280 these days.
00:09:14.800 Now,
00:09:15.800 Ray Gowdy,
00:09:16.320 a guy that I'm not a fan of,
00:09:17.460 caused an uproar
00:09:18.220 the other day.
00:09:19.640 And he basically said
00:09:21.120 to let Mueller's investigation
00:09:22.220 run its course,
00:09:23.040 and if there was a spy
00:09:24.280 placed in the Trump campaign,
00:09:25.420 it was done
00:09:25.780 for the right reasons.
00:09:26.640 Now,
00:09:27.100 Gowdy's starting to spin
00:09:28.360 because he saw
00:09:29.020 conservatives
00:09:29.780 really go on the offense
00:09:32.540 at him for this,
00:09:33.380 feeling he was part
00:09:34.140 of the deep state,
00:09:34.660 which he is.
00:09:35.660 But he then backpedaled
00:09:37.340 a little bit.
00:09:38.720 And he said,
00:09:40.160 quote,
00:09:40.400 if I were the president
00:09:41.580 and I picked someone
00:09:42.400 to be the country's
00:09:43.160 chief officer,
00:09:44.080 meaning Jeff Sessions,
00:09:45.380 and they later said,
00:09:46.140 by the way,
00:09:46.460 I'm not going to be able
00:09:47.000 to participate,
00:09:47.440 I would be frustrated
00:09:48.560 too.
00:09:49.380 There are lots
00:09:50.080 of good lawyers
00:09:50.880 in the country
00:09:51.540 who could have picked
00:09:52.240 someone else
00:09:53.200 about Jeff Sessions.
00:09:55.440 Now,
00:09:56.280 let's go back,
00:09:57.220 a little context here.
00:09:59.200 Craig Gowdy,
00:10:00.000 like I said,
00:10:01.140 received the ire
00:10:01.960 of conservatives
00:10:02.780 for seeming to imply
00:10:05.040 that it was okay
00:10:05.640 to drop a spy
00:10:06.520 into the Trump campaign.
00:10:08.680 Craig Gowdy
00:10:09.000 backpedaled a little
00:10:09.640 and he said,
00:10:10.320 well,
00:10:10.820 it's what Trump wanted too.
00:10:12.840 Donald Trump,
00:10:13.380 an honest man,
00:10:14.040 he would have wanted
00:10:15.060 a spy in his campaign.
00:10:16.200 He would have wanted
00:10:16.980 to know if these things
00:10:18.380 were going on
00:10:19.060 because he didn't want
00:10:20.360 to collude with the Russians.
00:10:21.360 So Gowdy then covered
00:10:22.240 his own butt,
00:10:23.700 did a good enough job.
00:10:24.920 Trump,
00:10:25.500 who's a master
00:10:26.180 of seizing on comments,
00:10:28.800 took to Twitter
00:10:29.620 and he spun Gowdy's comments
00:10:32.080 in his favor.
00:10:32.940 But then he said something
00:10:33.920 very telling
00:10:35.200 about Attorney General
00:10:36.600 Jeff Sessions.
00:10:37.360 So Trump's tweets,
00:10:38.680 and this was all
00:10:39.480 from a Gowdy CBS interview
00:10:41.200 last Sunday.
00:10:42.420 Trump's tweets said,
00:10:43.660 quote,
00:10:44.260 Representative Trey Gowdy,
00:10:45.480 he's mentioning Gowdy
00:10:46.300 and he's quoting Gowdy.
00:10:47.740 Gowdy's quote,
00:10:48.600 what I just read you,
00:10:49.980 I don't think so.
00:10:50.840 I think what the president
00:10:51.540 is doing is expressing
00:10:52.340 frustration that
00:10:53.140 Attorney General Sessions
00:10:54.060 should have shared
00:10:55.260 these reasons for accusal
00:10:56.700 before he took the job,
00:10:57.760 not afterwards.
00:10:58.540 It's something we all agree with.
00:11:00.040 If I were the president
00:11:00.760 and I picked someone
00:11:01.400 to be the country's
00:11:02.000 chief law enforcement officer
00:11:03.200 and what I just told you,
00:11:05.500 they told me later,
00:11:06.340 oh, by the way,
00:11:06.900 I'm not going to be able
00:11:07.500 to participate
00:11:08.040 in the most important case
00:11:09.320 in the office.
00:11:10.260 I would be frustrated too.
00:11:12.040 That's how I read that.
00:11:13.600 Senator Sessions,
00:11:14.820 why didn't you tell me
00:11:15.960 before I picked you?
00:11:17.140 Now, many of us feel that way.
00:11:20.760 Why didn't Jeff Sessions
00:11:22.400 tell Donald Trump
00:11:24.100 he would accuse?
00:11:25.100 However,
00:11:26.160 I've been told by people in D.C.
00:11:27.720 that Sessions did
00:11:28.960 tell that to Trump.
00:11:30.300 Others say not true.
00:11:33.420 Sessions said
00:11:34.180 that he would have to recuse
00:11:36.400 if the ethics committees
00:11:38.140 told him to,
00:11:38.700 but the ethics committees
00:11:39.320 cleared him.
00:11:40.900 So there are a lot
00:11:41.680 of different ways
00:11:42.320 people are interpreting this.
00:11:43.940 I'm going to go
00:11:44.440 with the president
00:11:45.100 because what Trump said
00:11:46.780 in a follow-up tweet,
00:11:48.920 this was a tweet
00:11:50.140 he put out yesterday,
00:11:51.600 actually,
00:11:52.160 at about,
00:11:52.700 oh,
00:11:53.900 a little before 9 a.m.,
00:11:54.960 847 a.m.,
00:11:57.720 there are lots
00:11:58.580 of really good lawyers
00:11:59.680 in the country
00:12:00.280 he could have picked
00:12:00.880 somebody else,
00:12:01.500 again,
00:12:01.740 quoting Trey Gowdy.
00:12:03.400 Trump then said,
00:12:04.940 and I wish I did,
00:12:07.800 exclamation point.
00:12:09.440 Donald Trump
00:12:10.240 on Twitter says
00:12:11.600 he wished
00:12:12.640 he'd have picked
00:12:13.500 someone else
00:12:14.220 for Attorney General
00:12:15.340 of the United States.
00:12:16.260 I don't see
00:12:17.640 how Jeff Sessions
00:12:19.900 can remain
00:12:20.880 Attorney General.
00:12:22.420 The president
00:12:23.240 appears to have
00:12:23.900 lost confidence in him.
00:12:25.180 America
00:12:25.660 has no confidence
00:12:27.140 in him.
00:12:27.860 The left
00:12:28.520 loves that they
00:12:29.800 have no confidence
00:12:30.420 in him
00:12:30.780 because they feel
00:12:31.240 their guy,
00:12:31.740 Robert Mueller,
00:12:32.240 is running the DOJ.
00:12:33.940 The right is livid.
00:12:35.860 The right is livid
00:12:36.980 that Jeff Sessions
00:12:37.880 has completely disappeared.
00:12:39.700 He has literally
00:12:40.760 been
00:12:41.180 the most ineffective
00:12:43.020 Attorney General
00:12:43.720 in history.
00:12:44.300 We need
00:12:46.360 a strong
00:12:46.940 Attorney General.
00:12:48.600 Now look,
00:12:49.280 I'm a law and order guy.
00:12:50.260 If the Trump campaign,
00:12:51.220 if Donald Trump,
00:12:51.740 if anybody,
00:12:52.540 if anybody
00:12:53.740 had colluded with Russia,
00:12:55.420 I would not want them
00:12:56.160 in the White House.
00:12:57.040 I don't care if it's Trump
00:12:57.980 whose policies
00:12:59.260 I agree with
00:12:59.920 98% of the time.
00:13:01.600 I don't care if it's Obama
00:13:02.800 whose policies
00:13:03.460 I disagreed with
00:13:04.460 98% of the time.
00:13:06.600 I don't care.
00:13:08.220 I don't want
00:13:08.920 foreign governments
00:13:09.560 interfering in our
00:13:10.860 sacred electoral process.
00:13:12.620 That's a given.
00:13:14.300 But I also don't want
00:13:15.240 witch hunts.
00:13:16.220 I also don't want
00:13:17.420 these biased
00:13:18.640 witch hunts.
00:13:20.440 And what Mueller
00:13:21.020 is now doing
00:13:21.880 is disgraceful.
00:13:23.620 Just look
00:13:24.660 at the General Flynn case.
00:13:26.120 This morning,
00:13:26.900 I put out a tweet
00:13:28.200 because the left-wing
00:13:29.320 attorneys and
00:13:30.280 all of these
00:13:31.160 conspiracy theories
00:13:32.140 were attacking me.
00:13:33.640 General Flynn
00:13:34.080 took a plea.
00:13:34.680 General Flynn
00:13:35.020 took a plea.
00:13:35.440 Yes.
00:13:36.040 But before General Flynn
00:13:37.100 knew,
00:13:38.160 and his legal team,
00:13:39.120 his defense team,
00:13:39.680 knew many things.
00:13:40.220 So let's just run
00:13:40.940 down some of the
00:13:42.320 problems in the
00:13:43.860 General Flynn case.
00:13:45.380 The initial judge,
00:13:46.380 Rudolph Contreras,
00:13:47.260 recused himself.
00:13:48.600 The new judge,
00:13:49.180 Emmett Sullivan,
00:13:49.700 now wants to see
00:13:50.340 all exculpatory evidence.
00:13:52.400 The FBI bosses,
00:13:53.740 on top of the
00:13:54.260 investigation,
00:13:55.180 Comey and McCabe,
00:13:57.040 were of course
00:13:57.440 disgracefully fired
00:13:59.000 and he'd criminally
00:14:00.360 referred either by
00:14:01.480 Congress in Comey's
00:14:02.840 case or Inspector
00:14:03.520 General in
00:14:04.380 McCabe's case.
00:14:06.060 Agent Peter Stroke
00:14:06.940 ran the interview
00:14:08.180 with General Flynn.
00:14:08.960 He's been transferred
00:14:10.180 to HR for texting
00:14:11.260 his mistress.
00:14:12.680 Agent Pienka,
00:14:13.720 who was also in
00:14:14.840 the interview,
00:14:15.380 whose name you
00:14:16.200 hadn't heard,
00:14:17.640 is testifying to
00:14:18.560 OIG and it's
00:14:20.140 assumed his
00:14:20.640 testimony is going
00:14:21.340 to be that
00:14:21.760 General Flynn
00:14:22.660 was truthful.
00:14:24.000 Now the left is
00:14:24.600 saying, oh,
00:14:25.460 he's only going to
00:14:25.940 say his body
00:14:26.460 language seemed
00:14:27.100 truthful, but
00:14:27.520 that's not true.
00:14:28.820 Pienka has also
00:14:30.060 alluded to the fact
00:14:30.760 that General Flynn
00:14:31.640 gave the FBI
00:14:33.020 very detailed
00:14:34.020 classified information.
00:14:35.540 Perfectly legal,
00:14:36.060 the FBI was
00:14:36.560 cleared to receive
00:14:37.740 that information.
00:14:39.200 When they asked
00:14:40.080 him questions,
00:14:41.020 his information
00:14:41.840 on classified
00:14:42.640 operations was
00:14:43.440 so detailed
00:14:44.360 that what sources
00:14:45.880 say is that
00:14:46.480 Pienka,
00:14:47.620 Pienka's opinion
00:14:48.360 and even Strokes
00:14:49.120 at the time
00:14:49.720 and Comey's
00:14:50.280 was that somebody
00:14:51.400 being that
00:14:52.600 detailed was
00:14:54.020 doing all they
00:14:54.660 could to be
00:14:55.140 truthful.
00:14:56.420 Now, all of
00:14:57.720 these things,
00:14:58.360 had General Flynn's
00:14:59.160 defense team had
00:15:00.020 all this, they
00:15:01.160 probably would not
00:15:02.140 have taken a plea.
00:15:04.260 But what do you
00:15:04.680 have here?
00:15:05.360 You've got the
00:15:06.040 Inspector General's
00:15:06.960 report dropping,
00:15:08.360 you've got
00:15:08.820 General Flynn's
00:15:09.820 next hearing
00:15:10.360 date getting
00:15:10.920 closer after
00:15:11.620 Judge Sullivan
00:15:12.500 looked at all
00:15:13.800 the exculpatory
00:15:14.580 info.
00:15:16.020 You've got
00:15:16.940 things about to
00:15:18.100 be released
00:15:18.660 from Chuck
00:15:19.720 Grassley on
00:15:20.860 the Senate
00:15:21.180 side.
00:15:22.120 Devin Nunez
00:15:22.860 has been very
00:15:23.340 quiet, he's
00:15:23.840 conducting his
00:15:24.400 own investigation.
00:15:25.880 Things are
00:15:26.300 happening with
00:15:26.820 regards to
00:15:27.260 Jeff Sessions.
00:15:28.400 The president
00:15:28.760 is lashing out
00:15:29.460 at Jeff Sessions.
00:15:30.760 It just feels
00:15:31.960 like something's
00:15:32.760 going to pop,
00:15:33.520 like something's
00:15:34.140 going to break,
00:15:34.580 and it's not
00:15:35.700 going to be
00:15:36.100 good for
00:15:36.480 teams Hillary
00:15:37.040 and Obama.
00:15:37.860 It's not
00:15:38.520 going to be
00:15:38.760 good for
00:15:39.020 John Brennan
00:15:39.640 and James
00:15:40.040 Comey and
00:15:40.580 Andrew
00:15:40.820 McCabe.
00:15:41.240 And it
00:15:41.840 looks like
00:15:42.700 their people
00:15:44.020 on the left
00:15:44.720 are doing
00:15:45.320 everything
00:15:46.040 humanly
00:15:46.800 possible to
00:15:47.520 cover for
00:15:47.900 them,
00:15:48.620 led by
00:15:49.840 these outlets
00:15:50.920 like the
00:15:51.880 New York
00:15:52.140 Times and
00:15:52.900 the
00:15:53.040 Washington
00:15:53.360 Post and
00:15:53.840 CNN.
00:15:54.300 CNN, by
00:15:54.900 the way,
00:15:55.340 is doing
00:15:56.020 so poorly
00:15:57.320 that its
00:15:59.560 prime-time
00:16:00.480 lineup is in
00:16:01.380 10th place
00:16:02.600 after HGTV
00:16:05.140 and 12th
00:16:06.540 place, HGTV
00:16:07.760 and NBC
00:16:08.340 Sports and
00:16:09.080 TLC and
00:16:09.800 all these
00:16:10.800 other stations.
00:16:11.720 NBC is in
00:16:12.540 12th, CNN
00:16:14.260 prime-time
00:16:14.880 lineup, 12th
00:16:15.900 place, Fox
00:16:16.520 News dominating.
00:16:18.340 People are
00:16:19.020 sick of it.
00:16:20.000 They're sick
00:16:20.420 of it.
00:16:20.920 But this
00:16:21.280 FBI, this
00:16:22.280 New York
00:16:22.520 Times-FBI
00:16:23.080 piece hit a
00:16:23.560 new low
00:16:23.900 because now
00:16:24.480 they're
00:16:24.940 cannibalizing
00:16:25.540 themselves.
00:16:27.000 And I
00:16:27.200 want to see
00:16:27.860 what happens.
00:16:29.380 I want to see
00:16:29.780 the hysteria on
00:16:30.380 the left when
00:16:31.280 the Inspector
00:16:31.700 General report
00:16:32.400 drops.
00:16:32.980 It's imminent.
00:16:33.860 And I think
00:16:34.380 it's going to
00:16:34.680 be a game
00:16:35.360 changer in a
00:16:36.500 positive way
00:16:37.220 for the
00:16:37.720 Trump
00:16:37.880 administration.
00:16:38.240 Once again,
00:16:50.980 Democrats
00:16:51.480 prove they
00:16:52.420 love
00:16:53.280 communists.
00:16:54.780 This time,
00:16:55.820 Elizabeth
00:16:56.400 Focahontas
00:16:57.600 Warren
00:16:58.200 phrases
00:16:59.380 China's
00:17:00.260 communist
00:17:00.820 government.
00:17:01.460 This story
00:17:03.820 is outstanding
00:17:04.720 and a good
00:17:05.620 catch by
00:17:06.500 our friend
00:17:07.080 Kyle Olson
00:17:08.340 and his
00:17:08.600 writer Victoria
00:17:09.120 Skinner over
00:17:09.660 at the
00:17:09.920 American
00:17:10.260 Mirror.
00:17:10.700 They've been
00:17:10.860 doing great
00:17:11.180 work over
00:17:11.560 there.
00:17:12.500 Good
00:17:12.680 buddies of
00:17:13.040 ours here at
00:17:13.400 the Rebel,
00:17:13.700 good personal
00:17:14.140 friends of
00:17:14.540 mine.
00:17:15.500 Massachusetts
00:17:15.940 Senator
00:17:16.480 Elizabeth
00:17:16.840 Warren
00:17:17.200 would
00:17:17.380 rather
00:17:17.640 praise
00:17:18.100 communist
00:17:18.560 China
00:17:19.020 than the
00:17:19.560 president
00:17:19.900 of the
00:17:20.820 United
00:17:21.020 States.
00:17:21.360 This was
00:17:22.100 about an
00:17:22.580 interview she
00:17:23.020 did on CBS
00:17:23.600 this morning.
00:17:25.380 He's obviously
00:17:26.020 Elizabeth Warren
00:17:26.700 has 20
00:17:27.280 presidential
00:17:28.540 aspirations and
00:17:29.780 she was
00:17:30.100 talking about
00:17:30.780 North Korea
00:17:31.400 and she was
00:17:32.220 essentially saying
00:17:33.280 the president
00:17:34.260 got played
00:17:35.220 that Trump
00:17:37.020 doesn't have a
00:17:38.020 clear strategy
00:17:38.880 and that
00:17:40.380 Trump should
00:17:41.280 take his
00:17:41.620 cues from
00:17:42.460 communist
00:17:43.040 China.
00:17:44.460 Is
00:17:44.560 communist
00:17:45.120 China
00:17:45.740 has
00:17:46.880 what
00:17:47.320 Warren
00:17:47.920 calls
00:17:48.600 this is
00:17:49.080 amazing
00:17:49.480 a long
00:17:50.860 term
00:17:51.580 whole
00:17:52.500 of
00:17:52.820 government
00:17:53.480 strategy
00:17:54.480 long
00:17:56.420 term
00:17:57.000 whole
00:17:57.840 of
00:17:58.100 government
00:17:58.560 strategy
00:17:59.340 in other
00:18:00.080 words
00:18:00.360 a communist
00:18:01.020 dictatorship
00:18:01.580 and Elizabeth
00:18:02.760 Warren
00:18:03.200 thinks that's
00:18:04.780 something positive
00:18:05.700 now here's her
00:18:06.260 quote on
00:18:07.560 CBS
00:18:09.100 this morning
00:18:09.820 quote you know
00:18:10.940 look
00:18:11.440 North Korea
00:18:12.280 is a bad
00:18:12.700 actor we
00:18:13.200 understand that
00:18:13.980 and the
00:18:15.100 president
00:18:15.480 had already
00:18:16.200 promised that
00:18:16.720 they could
00:18:16.920 have a
00:18:17.140 meeting with
00:18:17.500 the president
00:18:17.880 of the
00:18:18.080 United
00:18:18.260 States
00:18:18.660 something that
00:18:19.340 both
00:18:19.560 Kim Jong-un's
00:18:20.580 father and
00:18:21.020 grandfather had
00:18:21.820 long long
00:18:22.340 sought
00:18:22.800 then it's been
00:18:24.120 back and it's
00:18:24.860 been forth I
00:18:25.560 want this to
00:18:26.080 work I want
00:18:26.660 this to work to
00:18:27.180 reduce the threat
00:18:27.740 to South Korea
00:18:28.460 to Japan to
00:18:29.560 our allies in the
00:18:30.220 region to the
00:18:30.820 United States of
00:18:31.380 America to the
00:18:32.400 entire world but
00:18:33.840 it really takes a
00:18:34.960 strategy and I
00:18:35.640 look at the
00:18:36.120 comparison with
00:18:37.120 China look at
00:18:39.540 what China is
00:18:40.460 doing China's got
00:18:42.000 the long-term
00:18:42.860 arc and it's
00:18:43.640 playing everybody
00:18:44.440 playing North
00:18:45.400 Korea it's
00:18:46.000 playing South
00:18:46.520 Korea it's
00:18:47.000 playing the
00:18:47.320 president of the
00:18:47.760 United States
00:18:48.200 of America
00:18:48.720 because it has
00:18:49.940 a long-term
00:18:52.740 whole of
00:18:54.100 government
00:18:54.700 strategy that
00:18:56.540 keeps driving
00:18:57.760 towards an
00:18:59.120 end meaning
00:19:00.580 that it's
00:19:01.720 communist
00:19:02.300 dictatorship
00:19:03.380 that doesn't
00:19:04.520 have to worry
00:19:04.980 about free and
00:19:06.200 fair elections
00:19:06.960 that doesn't have
00:19:07.800 to worry about
00:19:08.640 the transfer of
00:19:10.860 power the
00:19:11.400 peaceful transfer
00:19:12.820 of power it's
00:19:14.660 an all-encompassing
00:19:15.840 all-controlling
00:19:16.800 brutal regime
00:19:18.600 but hey big
00:19:21.440 statism it's
00:19:22.840 driving toward an
00:19:23.740 end so Elizabeth
00:19:24.460 Warren absolutely
00:19:26.380 loves it he goes
00:19:30.060 on to say
00:19:30.660 actually no
00:19:31.980 President Bill
00:19:33.800 Clinton's former
00:19:34.520 President Bill
00:19:36.100 President Bill
00:19:36.740 Clinton's former
00:19:37.940 Deputy Secretary
00:19:38.980 of State
00:19:39.420 Susan Shirk
00:19:40.460 said quote
00:19:41.120 what is going
00:19:42.020 on here is
00:19:42.620 that Xi Jinping
00:19:43.220 is setting
00:19:43.720 himself up to
00:19:44.340 rule China as
00:19:45.020 a strong man
00:19:45.740 as a
00:19:46.580 personalistic
00:19:47.300 leader I
00:19:48.020 have no
00:19:48.300 problem calling
00:19:49.060 it a
00:19:49.660 dictator for
00:19:51.020 life
00:19:51.640 it's uh
00:19:54.360 even when
00:19:54.980 when Bill
00:19:55.400 Clinton's
00:19:55.900 former uh
00:19:56.940 Deputy
00:19:57.340 Secretary of
00:19:58.220 State says
00:19:59.600 that Xi
00:20:00.500 Jinping is
00:20:01.000 trying to be
00:20:01.540 a dictator
00:20:02.100 for life
00:20:02.720 and Elizabeth
00:20:03.980 Warren
00:20:04.520 Elizabeth
00:20:05.460 Warren is
00:20:06.300 raising their
00:20:07.320 long-term
00:20:08.480 whole-of-government
00:20:09.620 strategy
00:20:10.100 you see just
00:20:11.420 how far
00:20:11.920 the Democratic
00:20:12.760 Party has
00:20:13.220 become
00:20:13.520 Bill Clinton
00:20:14.220 was a liberal
00:20:14.640 guy in some
00:20:15.160 respects but if
00:20:15.780 you look at his
00:20:16.100 platform he was
00:20:16.840 far right
00:20:17.660 far far right
00:20:19.800 of today's
00:20:20.820 establishment
00:20:21.340 rhinos
00:20:21.920 I mean he was
00:20:22.640 far right he
00:20:23.140 was Bill Clinton
00:20:23.900 if you look at
00:20:24.520 Bill Clinton's
00:20:25.140 statements in
00:20:26.220 93 94 95
00:20:27.460 on issues like
00:20:28.580 immigration on
00:20:29.220 crime forget
00:20:29.900 about crime
00:20:30.500 I worked as a
00:20:32.040 cop under
00:20:32.980 Clinton on
00:20:33.440 crime we had
00:20:33.980 millions coming
00:20:35.020 to us from
00:20:35.500 the federal
00:20:35.820 government for
00:20:36.900 better firearms
00:20:37.720 new vehicles
00:20:38.600 better better
00:20:39.140 body armor
00:20:39.860 uh training
00:20:41.300 tactics Bill
00:20:42.660 Clinton was
00:20:43.460 brutal on
00:20:44.140 crime I give
00:20:44.660 credit where
00:20:45.060 due he was
00:20:46.400 good to the
00:20:46.800 cops very
00:20:47.620 tough on
00:20:48.020 crime you
00:20:49.120 look at
00:20:49.440 Bill Clinton's
00:20:50.120 platforms from
00:20:51.300 back then he
00:20:52.440 was I mean he
00:20:53.440 was hard hard
00:20:54.900 right he
00:20:56.160 party-esque he
00:20:57.640 would have been
00:20:57.940 called Bill
00:20:58.360 Clinton would
00:20:58.740 have been
00:20:58.920 called alt
00:20:59.620 right with
00:21:00.980 some of his
00:21:01.420 positions seriously
00:21:02.780 by today's
00:21:03.940 rhino establishment
00:21:04.780 forget today's
00:21:06.480 Democratic Party
00:21:07.220 today's Democratic
00:21:08.560 Party so left I
00:21:09.380 always tell you
00:21:09.860 when they wake up
00:21:10.480 in the morning
00:21:11.060 they fall off
00:21:11.780 San Francisco
00:21:12.900 they're so far
00:21:13.560 left into San
00:21:14.180 Francisco Bay
00:21:14.900 this is really
00:21:17.180 really though
00:21:17.880 beyond the pale
00:21:19.340 really beyond the
00:21:21.660 pale when you have
00:21:22.120 a sitting U.S.
00:21:23.420 senator somebody
00:21:24.680 we know loves
00:21:25.940 loves loves the
00:21:27.320 left loves
00:21:28.140 communism we
00:21:28.940 know that about
00:21:29.500 Elizabeth we
00:21:30.740 know that about
00:21:31.220 her
00:21:31.400 but when she's
00:21:33.200 now praising
00:21:34.240 raising a
00:21:35.520 communist
00:21:35.820 dictator now
00:21:36.400 it shouldn't
00:21:36.680 surprise you
00:21:37.400 back in 2016
00:21:39.240 when he was
00:21:39.840 running for
00:21:40.180 office Bernie
00:21:41.340 Sanders defended
00:21:43.400 his praise of
00:21:44.880 Fidel Castro
00:21:46.400 in the 1980s he
00:21:49.080 gave an interview
00:21:49.600 and here's what
00:21:50.980 Hillary Clinton
00:21:52.160 said about it
00:21:53.440 and quote I
00:21:54.360 think in that
00:21:54.800 same interview
00:21:55.400 he praised what
00:21:56.500 he called the
00:21:57.120 revolution of
00:21:57.920 values in Cuba
00:21:58.800 and talked about
00:22:00.200 how people were
00:22:00.920 working for the
00:22:01.580 common good not
00:22:02.400 for themselves
00:22:03.000 I just couldn't
00:22:04.860 disagree more
00:22:06.220 this is me agreeing
00:22:07.520 with Hillary Clinton
00:22:08.200 it's a first
00:22:09.700 you might want to
00:22:10.300 record this
00:22:11.000 you know if the
00:22:12.560 values are that
00:22:13.620 you oppress people
00:22:14.320 you disappear you
00:22:15.100 imprison people even
00:22:16.040 kill people for
00:22:16.760 expressing their
00:22:17.240 opinions that is
00:22:18.540 not the kind of
00:22:19.440 revolution of values
00:22:20.360 that I ever want to
00:22:20.960 see anywhere
00:22:21.460 that's Hillary Clinton
00:22:25.900 that's me agreeing
00:22:27.040 with Hillary Clinton
00:22:29.540 now here's what
00:22:31.540 Sanders said
00:22:32.400 Bernie Sanders said
00:22:33.540 back in 1985
00:22:35.180 Bernie Sanders a
00:22:37.160 darling of today's
00:22:38.960 Democratic Party
00:22:39.960 the quote
00:22:41.080 everybody was
00:22:42.200 totally convinced
00:22:42.920 that Castro was the
00:22:43.820 worst guy in the
00:22:44.460 world all the Cuban
00:22:46.000 people were going to
00:22:46.680 rise up in rebellion
00:22:47.460 against Fidel Castro
00:22:48.460 they forgot that he
00:22:49.860 educated their kids
00:22:50.840 gave them health care
00:22:51.780 totally transformed
00:22:53.040 the society
00:22:54.080 the moderator gave
00:22:55.540 Bernie Sanders an
00:22:56.220 opportunity back in
00:22:56.960 1985 to disavow
00:22:58.200 the moderator at
00:22:59.460 the debate
00:23:00.040 the presidential
00:23:01.340 primary debate in
00:23:02.180 2016
00:23:02.600 gave Sanders
00:23:04.500 the opportunity to
00:23:05.760 disavow his 1985
00:23:06.880 comments
00:23:07.620 but Sanders declined
00:23:09.360 he said quote
00:23:11.400 what that was about
00:23:12.780 was trying
00:23:13.380 was saying that the
00:23:14.200 United States was
00:23:14.880 wrong to try to
00:23:15.600 invade Cuba
00:23:16.200 that the United States
00:23:17.520 was wrong to try to
00:23:18.460 support people
00:23:19.160 to overthrow the
00:23:20.420 Nicaraguan
00:23:21.180 government
00:23:22.380 Bernie Sanders
00:23:24.520 Bernie Sanders
00:23:26.380 it's
00:23:28.260 ah
00:23:29.580 yeah
00:23:30.660 he then went on to
00:23:31.720 say
00:23:32.000 quote
00:23:32.820 Cuba is of course
00:23:34.080 an authoritarian
00:23:34.660 undemocratic country
00:23:36.140 notice he doesn't say
00:23:37.220 brutal oppressive
00:23:38.340 wrong
00:23:39.460 an authoritarian
00:23:40.700 undemocratic country
00:23:41.600 and I hope very much
00:23:42.420 as soon as possible
00:23:43.180 it becomes a democratic
00:23:44.000 country
00:23:44.520 but on the other hand
00:23:45.960 Sanders caveat in
00:23:47.780 2016
00:23:48.200 but on the other hand
00:23:49.460 it would be wrong
00:23:50.760 not to state
00:23:51.740 that in Cuba
00:23:52.480 they have made
00:23:53.040 some good advances
00:23:53.880 in health care
00:23:54.640 they are sending
00:23:55.900 doctors all over the
00:23:56.900 world
00:23:57.060 they have made
00:23:57.460 some progress
00:23:58.220 in education
00:23:59.020 the communist
00:23:59.960 Bernie Sanders
00:24:00.900 couldn't bring
00:24:02.180 himself to fully
00:24:03.260 condemn
00:24:04.000 the communist
00:24:05.100 regime in Cuba
00:24:05.900 because he
00:24:06.740 fundamentally
00:24:07.500 believes in it
00:24:08.360 like Elizabeth
00:24:09.460 Warren
00:24:09.940 fundamentally
00:24:11.120 believes in it
00:24:12.660 this is today's
00:24:14.680 democratic party
00:24:15.520 this is very
00:24:17.680 simple
00:24:18.060 this is who
00:24:19.760 today's democrats
00:24:20.880 are
00:24:21.440 you see people
00:24:22.520 like Maxine
00:24:23.140 Waters
00:24:23.540 representative
00:24:24.060 Al Green
00:24:24.840 the other
00:24:27.340 members of the
00:24:27.720 congressional
00:24:28.080 black caucus
00:24:28.800 embracing
00:24:29.800 Louis Farrakhan
00:24:30.740 just the other
00:24:31.060 day I told you
00:24:31.680 last Sunday
00:24:32.540 Louis Farrakhan
00:24:33.300 had a
00:24:33.720 did a sermon
00:24:34.500 where he called
00:24:35.600 for the eradication
00:24:36.600 the end of
00:24:37.260 white men
00:24:38.100 democrats
00:24:39.560 embrace
00:24:40.380 Louis Farrakhan
00:24:41.720 especially
00:24:42.320 the congressional
00:24:43.340 black caucus
00:24:44.000 how americans
00:24:46.180 continue to vote
00:24:47.140 for democrats
00:24:47.860 is absolutely
00:24:49.460 mind-blowing
00:24:50.040 beyond me
00:24:51.660 I don't
00:24:52.600 understand it
00:24:53.200 I will never
00:24:54.820 understand it
00:24:55.920 you have democrats
00:24:57.400 that openly
00:24:58.600 support
00:24:59.460 communism
00:25:00.480 they openly
00:25:01.920 praise
00:25:02.880 communism
00:25:03.660 for its
00:25:04.360 long-term
00:25:05.440 whole-of-government
00:25:06.360 strategy
00:25:06.940 driving
00:25:08.000 driving towards
00:25:09.020 an end
00:25:09.440 for the advances
00:25:11.000 that communism
00:25:12.080 has made
00:25:12.580 in medicine
00:25:13.600 and education
00:25:14.160 yeah I know
00:25:14.540 that when I
00:25:15.020 don't feel well
00:25:16.220 I think let me
00:25:16.660 go on a plane
00:25:17.040 and go to
00:25:17.380 Moscow
00:25:17.820 and have
00:25:18.880 those communist
00:25:19.580 doctors
00:25:20.220 well not even
00:25:21.480 Russia anymore
00:25:22.160 let me go to
00:25:22.820 Cuba
00:25:23.160 and have the
00:25:23.960 commie doctors
00:25:24.760 take a look
00:25:25.560 if I'm going
00:25:25.840 to China
00:25:26.340 and have the
00:25:26.660 communist
00:25:27.060 doctors
00:25:27.640 take a look
00:25:28.400 at me
00:25:28.540 let me not
00:25:28.860 stay here
00:25:29.140 in the United
00:25:29.460 States
00:25:29.840 where medical
00:25:30.520 school is
00:25:30.900 incredibly
00:25:31.280 competitive
00:25:31.960 I mean I
00:25:33.440 go to
00:25:33.680 Europe
00:25:33.960 where medical
00:25:34.400 school is
00:25:34.800 incredibly
00:25:35.140 competitive
00:25:35.560 because even
00:25:36.280 though it's
00:25:36.500 incredibly
00:25:36.840 competitive
00:25:37.340 socialized
00:25:38.020 medicine
00:25:38.260 will kill
00:25:38.580 me
00:25:38.820 let me
00:25:39.840 not stay
00:25:40.140 here in
00:25:40.420 the United
00:25:40.700 States
00:25:41.220 where it's
00:25:42.300 incredibly
00:25:42.640 competitive
00:25:43.040 we have the
00:25:43.380 best doctors
00:25:43.860 and facilities in the world.
00:25:44.940 No, no, no, let me go down to communist Cuba.
00:25:48.340 This is terrifying.
00:25:50.480 If these people are elected,
00:25:52.040 they're going to try to turn this nation
00:25:54.260 into a socialist state.
00:25:56.340 And I don't think it's inconceivable.
00:25:58.860 I don't think it's a conspiracy theory to think
00:26:01.020 that generations down the road,
00:26:03.540 Democrats, if in power long enough,
00:26:06.300 would attempt to fundamentally change
00:26:08.400 our electoral process.
00:26:09.880 They would attempt to fundamentally change
00:26:12.520 our system of government
00:26:14.140 from a constitutional republic
00:26:16.860 to democratic socialism
00:26:19.560 or just flat out socialism.
00:26:33.200 People are losing their minds
00:26:35.180 because Kim Kardashian went to the White House
00:26:37.880 to meet President Trump.
00:26:39.280 She went there to talk about prison reform.
00:26:41.340 She popped over to the White House yesterday.
00:26:43.780 This from the New York Post, page six.
00:26:46.220 The Post headline is simply bizarre.
00:26:50.400 You can see an image of it there.
00:26:51.640 It calls her Kim Thang-un.
00:26:55.180 It makes a bunch of references to her butt.
00:26:58.500 I mean, this is unhinged from the New York Post.
00:27:01.520 So she went to the Oval Office
00:27:02.980 to discuss prison reform, sentencing reform.
00:27:06.140 She's talking about the plight of a woman
00:27:08.900 named Elyse Marie Johnson.
00:27:11.520 Apparently, this Elyse Marie Johnson
00:27:14.020 has been in prison for a long time.
00:27:17.300 She was convicted of a drug conspiracy.
00:27:19.600 She's been behind bars 21 years.
00:27:23.520 The woman, you know,
00:27:25.560 many people in the entertainment industry
00:27:26.920 are saying that drug convictions are unfair,
00:27:29.360 that they go for longer than they should.
00:27:31.520 Now, it all depends on how violent it was.
00:27:33.060 I brought you the story yesterday
00:27:34.140 of this guy, Matthew Charles,
00:27:35.880 served 21 years for a nonviolent drug offense,
00:27:38.360 was released.
00:27:39.300 21 years of a 35-year sentence, was released.
00:27:42.580 Unfortunately, the government
00:27:43.400 wants to put this guy back in jail.
00:27:45.040 I don't agree with it.
00:27:46.520 I agree with those who think
00:27:47.640 he should be allowed to stay out.
00:27:50.100 The government freed him.
00:27:50.920 It was their error.
00:27:52.080 He's lived his life very well
00:27:53.640 for the last two years.
00:27:54.820 The president should commute him.
00:27:56.180 Now, this woman, Alicia Johnson,
00:28:00.400 she, let me tell you a little bit about her case.
00:28:03.080 She became involved with cocaine dealers
00:28:04.540 after she lost her job.
00:28:06.380 Her son was killed
00:28:07.420 and she and her husband divorced.
00:28:09.120 Her home was foreclosed on.
00:28:11.520 She didn't sell drugs or make deals,
00:28:13.500 but it did admit to acting as a go-between,
00:28:15.380 an intermediary for those involved.
00:28:16.900 She passed long messages.
00:28:18.420 Now, I worked a case on a federal task force
00:28:21.720 where a guy made a phone call from a phone booth.
00:28:26.460 Federal sentencing is very harsh.
00:28:28.540 All he did, one phone call
00:28:30.720 to set up a heroin and a gun deal at a diner.
00:28:33.980 Case was a federal case.
00:28:35.460 He called someone in New Jersey.
00:28:36.820 They came over to New York.
00:28:38.320 We worked on the federal task force.
00:28:40.100 I was with NYPD.
00:28:41.640 And we locked all these guys up.
00:28:43.360 And the guy who made the phone call,
00:28:45.120 other guys got 60 years life,
00:28:47.020 80 years, 100 years.
00:28:49.060 The guy who made the phone call
00:28:50.080 got 25 years, no parole.
00:28:53.600 Federal government doesn't mess around
00:28:55.560 with these cases.
00:28:57.420 So this woman
00:28:59.640 basically got life without parole
00:29:04.600 for first time nonviolent status.
00:29:08.440 Now, I empathize with that.
00:29:11.500 The side of the coin is
00:29:12.880 who was she involved with?
00:29:14.880 How violent were they?
00:29:16.240 Were murders part and parcel
00:29:17.680 to this drug-dealing conspiracy?
00:29:21.740 So, Kim Kardashian goes to the White House.
00:29:24.680 She calls it unfair.
00:29:26.060 She says the meeting with the president went well.
00:29:29.520 Kardashian then went to Jared and Ivanka's D.C. home
00:29:32.100 for a private dinner.
00:29:34.200 Apparently, it was that woman
00:29:35.080 Elyse Murray Johnson's birthday yesterday.
00:29:37.180 Now, this woman, again,
00:29:38.420 this Elyse Murray Johnson
00:29:39.320 was sentenced to life without parole,
00:29:41.160 as I just told you,
00:29:42.080 back in 1997.
00:29:44.860 But again,
00:29:46.100 you have to look at all the facts of the case.
00:29:49.400 And there aren't...
00:29:51.280 I'm going to have to go
00:29:52.380 into the federal government's PACER system.
00:29:55.400 It's the federal court record system.
00:29:57.560 And pull all the facts of this case.
00:30:00.220 And I'm going to do that
00:30:00.820 when I have a little bit of time.
00:30:01.680 And we're going to revisit this.
00:30:03.420 Because I want to know
00:30:04.820 who else was involved in this conspiracy.
00:30:07.120 Were they involved with the cartels?
00:30:08.840 Like I said,
00:30:09.680 were there murders?
00:30:10.820 Were there weapons involved?
00:30:11.980 Did this woman know that?
00:30:13.320 Was this woman intercepted on wiretaps?
00:30:16.240 A present
00:30:17.120 when they were discussing
00:30:18.620 murders of rival drug gangs,
00:30:20.400 murders of police officers,
00:30:21.600 federal agents,
00:30:22.300 here or abroad.
00:30:23.740 There are a lot of facts of this case
00:30:25.640 we don't know.
00:30:26.380 So, it's very easy
00:30:27.240 at face value to say,
00:30:29.340 oh my God,
00:30:29.920 this woman's in her 60s.
00:30:31.240 She was simply an intermediary.
00:30:32.440 She got life without parole.
00:30:34.080 She shouldn't have gotten
00:30:34.760 life without parole.
00:30:36.320 Very easy to say
00:30:37.200 that a Matthew Charles case,
00:30:38.560 I was able to dig into a little bit.
00:30:40.740 He was a non-violent drug dealer.
00:30:42.620 It wasn't tremendously
00:30:43.400 large amounts of drugs.
00:30:45.140 He, but more importantly
00:30:46.220 about the Matthew Charles case,
00:30:48.080 he's proven,
00:30:49.600 he's proven
00:30:50.720 that he's now
00:30:52.420 a contributing member of society.
00:30:54.760 He's proven
00:30:55.480 that in the two years
00:30:56.180 he was released,
00:30:56.820 he's gainfully employed.
00:30:57.880 He's very involved in his church.
00:30:59.360 He volunteers.
00:31:00.140 He helps keep kids out of trouble.
00:31:01.180 He's got a home.
00:31:02.440 He's got a stable relationship.
00:31:04.520 He's proven
00:31:05.300 that he can be
00:31:06.000 a productive member of society,
00:31:07.380 that he can contribute.
00:31:08.980 I mean, alone,
00:31:09.700 the fact that he's very involved
00:31:10.700 in his church
00:31:11.100 and keeps kids out of trouble alone,
00:31:13.040 you combine that with a job
00:31:14.240 and a stable relationship.
00:31:15.820 When you look at the equation
00:31:17.240 that gives indicators
00:31:20.220 as to whether or not
00:31:20.960 people will re-offend,
00:31:23.140 his chances are
00:31:24.600 probably that of the general public.
00:31:26.820 In fact,
00:31:27.280 maybe greater
00:31:27.820 that he won't re-offend
00:31:29.100 because he's been there.
00:31:30.080 He's seen how terrible jail is,
00:31:31.400 prison is.
00:31:32.360 And I think a guy like this
00:31:33.600 is going to go out of his way
00:31:34.500 to not so much as
00:31:35.620 creep up to a yellow light
00:31:37.900 too quickly.
00:31:39.040 He's going to do all he can
00:31:39.960 to live his life
00:31:41.420 within the confines of the law.
00:31:44.020 Probably too cautiously.
00:31:45.540 I don't know enough
00:31:46.400 about this woman.
00:31:47.800 Now,
00:31:48.260 people are also saying,
00:31:49.420 why should Kim Kardashian
00:31:50.540 get an audience
00:31:51.140 in the White House?
00:31:52.120 Regular people
00:31:52.680 don't get an audience.
00:31:53.540 Trump is no different
00:31:54.260 than Obama.
00:31:54.780 He's swooning over celebrity.
00:31:57.040 Maybe.
00:31:58.220 Maybe.
00:31:59.160 But the reality is,
00:32:00.480 Kim Kardashian's brand,
00:32:02.360 and I read this yesterday
00:32:03.240 when researching the story,
00:32:05.320 well,
00:32:05.720 it reaches
00:32:06.460 a billion people
00:32:08.620 worldwide.
00:32:10.460 And so I do think
00:32:11.280 it's incumbent
00:32:12.040 upon world leaders
00:32:13.320 to meet with those
00:32:14.400 that have
00:32:15.480 that kind of voice.
00:32:17.320 I think that's important
00:32:18.720 because we need
00:32:20.620 issues,
00:32:21.540 be it good or bad.
00:32:22.440 Look,
00:32:23.160 maybe the facts
00:32:24.300 of this case
00:32:24.800 come to pass
00:32:25.560 that this Elyse Marie Johnson
00:32:27.120 was never involved
00:32:28.320 in anything illegal,
00:32:28.960 was trying to feed her kids,
00:32:30.640 made one phone call,
00:32:32.300 acted as an intermediary
00:32:33.340 for a month,
00:32:34.120 had never been in trouble
00:32:35.180 prior and has never been
00:32:37.160 in trouble in prison.
00:32:38.560 Then I might be behind
00:32:39.700 her sentence being commuted.
00:32:41.860 Or,
00:32:43.000 those same billion people
00:32:44.160 that watch Kim Kardashian
00:32:45.500 might find out
00:32:46.460 that this woman was,
00:32:47.940 you know,
00:32:49.080 embedded in the conspiracy.
00:32:50.320 She was a foundational member.
00:32:52.260 Maybe she didn't
00:32:52.740 physically deal the drugs,
00:32:53.740 but she was present
00:32:54.440 for all the meetings
00:32:55.120 where massive drug deals occurred.
00:32:57.040 She gave her strategic input.
00:32:58.320 Maybe she was there
00:32:58.960 when, you know,
00:32:59.860 hits of rival gang members
00:33:01.060 were discussed.
00:33:01.940 Maybe when they were
00:33:02.540 carried out and paid for.
00:33:03.860 Maybe she was an intermediary
00:33:04.900 delivering money
00:33:05.820 to pay for the murders
00:33:06.780 of rivals or police.
00:33:08.480 We don't know.
00:33:10.240 And if that turns out
00:33:11.300 to be the case,
00:33:12.220 then Kim Kardashian's
00:33:13.520 global audience
00:33:14.360 is going to find that out
00:33:15.040 as well.
00:33:16.300 And that's not a bad thing,
00:33:17.460 right?
00:33:18.180 Information is never
00:33:19.440 a bad thing,
00:33:20.160 but I'm not,
00:33:21.460 I'm not,
00:33:22.920 you know,
00:33:26.240 beside myself.
00:33:27.740 But the president
00:33:28.100 took a meeting
00:33:28.680 with Kim Kardashian.
00:33:30.020 Now, her husband,
00:33:31.280 Kanye West,
00:33:31.920 was pretty complimentary
00:33:32.980 of the president.
00:33:33.660 So, you had to figure
00:33:34.600 something like this
00:33:35.240 was going to happen.
00:33:36.080 It is not the big deal
00:33:37.700 that the mainstream media
00:33:39.140 is making this out to be.
00:33:40.220 I think that's,
00:33:41.180 they're going way overboard.
00:33:42.700 Now, a case that's
00:33:43.680 not getting enough attention
00:33:44.780 is the case
00:33:45.960 of our friend,
00:33:46.800 Tommy Robinson.
00:33:47.820 Tommy used to be here
00:33:48.400 with the rebel.
00:33:48.860 Now, he's an independent
00:33:49.440 journalist.
00:33:50.440 Jailed, we've been
00:33:51.060 bringing this to you
00:33:51.600 for 13 months,
00:33:52.900 summarily jailed
00:33:53.880 for 13 months
00:33:55.200 for reporting
00:33:56.660 on Muslim rape gangs.
00:33:58.100 And it was Tommy
00:33:58.680 who was one of the people
00:33:59.880 that really brought
00:34:00.680 this critically important
00:34:01.860 issue to light.
00:34:03.620 But this isn't about
00:34:04.320 the details of his case.
00:34:05.660 We've been there.
00:34:06.460 But another problem.
00:34:08.760 Tommy has known
00:34:09.380 for a long time
00:34:10.340 that if he's put in prison
00:34:11.740 in England,
00:34:13.200 his life is in danger.
00:34:14.980 He might not live out
00:34:16.060 those 13 months
00:34:16.920 because he's been
00:34:17.760 so critical
00:34:18.520 of radical Muslims
00:34:19.400 that there's a price
00:34:20.100 on his head.
00:34:21.360 Now, there's a story here
00:34:22.340 from the Daily Star
00:34:23.040 over in the UK
00:34:23.700 inside jail housing
00:34:25.380 Tommy Robinson
00:34:26.180 as supporters fear
00:34:28.040 price on his head.
00:34:30.140 Now, he pled guilty
00:34:31.540 to committing
00:34:32.620 contempt of court.
00:34:33.520 He was jailed
00:34:34.300 by the judge.
00:34:35.760 He had a suspended
00:34:36.460 sentence for that guilty plea.
00:34:38.120 He went to report
00:34:39.140 on these Muslim
00:34:40.440 rape gangs.
00:34:40.960 Again, the judge
00:34:41.480 essentially yanked
00:34:42.960 that suspended sentence
00:34:43.980 and sentenced him
00:34:44.540 to 13 months.
00:34:45.300 He will now
00:34:47.360 spend time
00:34:48.360 at Her Majesty's
00:34:49.320 Pleasure
00:34:49.680 in Hull Prison
00:34:50.800 which has housed
00:34:52.660 very significant inmates.
00:34:55.820 One ex-con
00:34:56.700 described 24 hours
00:34:58.160 in the prison
00:34:58.660 and reported
00:34:59.900 hearing inmates
00:35:00.740 screaming.
00:35:02.620 He told the Daily Mail,
00:35:03.840 when you are new
00:35:04.360 to prison,
00:35:04.940 you just feel
00:35:05.400 left in the lurch.
00:35:06.800 Prison officers
00:35:07.320 don't really help you
00:35:08.300 at the very scary time.
00:35:10.180 You hear other prisoners
00:35:11.440 shouting and screaming.
00:35:12.520 It can be very intimidating
00:35:14.960 when you are new.
00:35:15.740 You cannot write
00:35:16.200 to your family
00:35:16.840 for the first week
00:35:17.460 and a half.
00:35:19.080 When you arrive,
00:35:20.140 you receive either
00:35:20.760 a smoker's pack
00:35:21.740 or a sweet pack.
00:35:22.760 If you don't have
00:35:23.800 any money,
00:35:24.500 you need to make
00:35:25.480 the smoker's pack
00:35:26.360 last for two weeks.
00:35:28.180 Tobacco is currency
00:35:29.360 in jail
00:35:29.900 along with drugs
00:35:30.880 and mobile phones.
00:35:32.160 Now, that's all
00:35:33.500 pretty common
00:35:34.360 in prison,
00:35:35.340 in jail.
00:35:37.040 But they go on
00:35:38.100 to say
00:35:38.500 his life,
00:35:40.080 Tommy's life,
00:35:40.620 is in grave danger
00:35:42.800 in Hull Prison.
00:35:44.520 And an attorney
00:35:45.260 for Robinson
00:35:45.800 says that his life,
00:35:47.500 he's been the victim
00:35:48.420 of assault
00:35:49.500 and custody.
00:35:50.180 Now, I know
00:35:51.720 people who speak
00:35:52.440 with Tommy
00:35:52.800 and that's true.
00:35:54.740 He doesn't expect
00:35:55.680 to survive this.
00:35:58.340 This is a very dangerous
00:35:59.020 situation
00:35:59.480 what this judge did.
00:36:00.620 And many of us feel
00:36:01.520 that this is
00:36:02.740 political persecution.
00:36:04.360 This is not justice.
00:36:06.280 Tommy Robinson
00:36:06.720 wasn't out there
00:36:07.180 hurting anybody.
00:36:08.200 I'm seeing bad info
00:36:09.080 on social media.
00:36:09.640 He was prejudicing
00:36:10.600 the trial.
00:36:11.380 He was going to
00:36:12.600 step in the middle
00:36:13.160 of this trial.
00:36:14.140 These people
00:36:14.760 were only accused.
00:36:16.360 They weren't convicted.
00:36:17.960 Well, maybe,
00:36:18.560 but their names
00:36:19.180 were already published
00:36:20.100 by the BBC,
00:36:20.840 so that's all nonsense.
00:36:22.960 He wasn't interfering
00:36:23.620 with anything
00:36:24.040 because state-run media
00:36:25.680 in the UK
00:36:26.080 had published their names.
00:36:27.820 He wasn't going
00:36:29.040 to derail the trial
00:36:29.740 because they had
00:36:30.240 published their names
00:36:30.880 and they weren't
00:36:32.360 deprived of any privacy
00:36:33.580 because their names
00:36:34.980 had been published
00:36:35.620 previously.
00:36:36.240 The only person
00:36:38.280 who's being deprived
00:36:38.960 of any due process,
00:36:40.600 any civil rights
00:36:41.340 is Tommy Robinson.
00:36:43.500 Unfortunately,
00:36:44.520 you don't have
00:36:45.520 Kim Kardashian
00:36:46.360 over in England
00:36:47.240 willing to go to bat
00:36:48.980 for Tommy Robinson
00:36:49.840 because he's a conservative,
00:36:51.700 because he's not
00:36:52.720 towing the liberal line.
00:36:54.580 And that's truly,
00:36:56.160 truly tragic.
00:36:58.040 We here at the Rebel
00:36:58.980 have to do it.
00:37:00.100 Friends of ours,
00:37:00.980 Katie Hopkins in the UK
00:37:02.120 has to do it,
00:37:02.860 our colleague here
00:37:03.600 at the Rebel.
00:37:03.920 But it's really tragic
00:37:06.080 that other celebrities
00:37:07.480 won't galvanize
00:37:08.580 around a reporter
00:37:10.320 jailed
00:37:12.320 for trying to give
00:37:13.640 the public information
00:37:14.640 on very, very
00:37:15.320 dangerous individuals.
00:37:16.760 But we have celebrities
00:37:17.800 here in the United States
00:37:18.760 who will do it
00:37:19.760 for convicted drug users.
00:37:33.920 You know how much I love
00:37:34.680 doing this show
00:37:35.140 for you every day.
00:37:36.100 But some days,
00:37:37.080 I love it even more.
00:37:38.260 And some things
00:37:38.880 I get to bring you
00:37:39.820 are just so beautiful.
00:37:42.340 They're so absolutely,
00:37:44.820 absolutely perfect
00:37:45.820 that it makes me smile
00:37:47.680 when I can report them to you.
00:37:50.200 I'm hoping to be able
00:37:50.740 to do that
00:37:51.100 with the Inspector General report
00:37:52.360 when it epically
00:37:53.600 takes down Comey and McCabe.
00:37:55.020 It may not.
00:37:55.660 It's still the U.S. government
00:37:56.580 or Obama appointee.
00:37:59.060 But I'm hoping.
00:37:59.920 I'm hopeful.
00:38:01.040 I have hope.
00:38:02.300 This one.
00:38:03.360 This one.
00:38:04.240 Oh my God,
00:38:05.240 I can't wait to bring it.
00:38:06.080 I honestly went to sleep
00:38:07.960 last night
00:38:08.560 comping at the bit
00:38:09.760 to bring you this.
00:38:10.480 So a reporter
00:38:11.800 from the New York Times
00:38:13.360 tweets out
00:38:14.240 a couple of days back
00:38:15.800 this.
00:38:17.180 Her name is Julie Davis
00:38:18.140 and she's been working
00:38:20.040 with Michael Schmidt,
00:38:21.540 the guy who's breaking
00:38:22.340 all these scoops
00:38:23.180 from Mueller's office,
00:38:24.120 protecting Gabe
00:38:25.240 and vilifying Rod Rosenstein
00:38:28.840 now.
00:38:29.320 Anyway,
00:38:30.240 Julie Davis tweets,
00:38:32.420 quote,
00:38:32.780 depressing sight
00:38:33.880 at Trump rally
00:38:35.340 in Nashville.
00:38:36.740 Adorable young boy,
00:38:38.200 probably about my son's age,
00:38:39.880 pointing iPhone
00:38:40.600 at me and other reporters
00:38:43.760 and snapping pics
00:38:44.720 while screaming,
00:38:45.880 fake news,
00:38:46.760 fake news.
00:38:48.280 A child
00:38:48.900 who will grow up
00:38:50.300 believing
00:38:50.860 a free and fair press
00:38:52.400 is the enemy.
00:38:53.640 A bad thing.
00:38:54.340 To be mocked
00:38:55.740 and hated.
00:38:57.320 Okay.
00:38:58.120 That's what she wrote.
00:38:59.860 Really depressed
00:39:00.520 because a child.
00:39:01.700 Now, of course,
00:39:02.100 she's implying
00:39:02.700 that President Trump
00:39:03.940 is corrupting
00:39:04.680 the minds of children
00:39:05.760 and causing them
00:39:07.260 to believe
00:39:07.680 that the objective
00:39:08.700 and fair
00:39:09.440 New York Times
00:39:10.860 is demonizing
00:39:13.400 her and her other
00:39:14.240 objective and fair
00:39:15.280 reporters
00:39:15.700 who do nothing wrong.
00:39:16.960 Well,
00:39:17.520 that was tweeted
00:39:18.960 on May 29th,
00:39:20.520 2018.
00:39:21.200 So Tuesday
00:39:21.700 at 8.59 p.m.,
00:39:23.360 just around 9 p.m.
00:39:25.680 Yesterday,
00:39:26.880 Wednesday,
00:39:28.160 at 1.18 p.m.,
00:39:30.760 the same Julie Davis
00:39:32.120 who complained
00:39:34.320 and told us
00:39:34.920 how depressed she was
00:39:35.860 that a young boy
00:39:36.580 at Trump's Nashville rally
00:39:38.560 called her fake news.
00:39:41.040 Julie Davis,
00:39:42.660 less than 24 hours later,
00:39:44.820 had to correct
00:39:45.680 fake news
00:39:46.780 she reported
00:39:47.660 about Trump's Nashville rally.
00:39:50.080 Here's her tweet.
00:39:51.740 President Trump
00:39:52.500 is correct
00:39:53.280 about his crowd
00:39:53.980 last night.
00:39:55.040 My estimate
00:39:55.580 was way off
00:39:56.380 and we have corrected
00:39:57.540 our story
00:39:58.300 to reflect
00:39:59.000 the fire marshal's
00:40:00.440 estimate
00:40:00.780 of 5,500 people.
00:40:03.100 When we get it wrong,
00:40:04.160 we say so.
00:40:05.160 So Julie Davis
00:40:06.300 and the New York Times
00:40:07.140 said there were only
00:40:07.620 1,000 people
00:40:08.580 at the Trump rally.
00:40:09.460 They mocked it.
00:40:10.640 They mocked Trump.
00:40:12.540 They prematurely
00:40:13.660 printed fake news.
00:40:15.960 Donald Trump tweeted
00:40:16.800 and she was
00:40:17.240 quote-tweeting Donald Trump,
00:40:18.400 the failing and corrupt
00:40:19.780 New York Times
00:40:20.340 estimated the crowd
00:40:21.160 last night
00:40:21.720 at 1,000 people
00:40:23.220 when in fact
00:40:23.680 it was many times
00:40:24.480 that number
00:40:25.000 and the arena
00:40:25.960 was rocking.
00:40:26.800 And he goes on
00:40:27.320 to slam
00:40:28.220 the New York Times.
00:40:30.120 The irony.
00:40:31.440 The irony is beautiful.
00:40:34.060 I actually tweeted
00:40:34.940 New York Times
00:40:36.640 as Julie Davis
00:40:37.400 who complained
00:40:37.900 about being called
00:40:38.460 fake news
00:40:39.000 by a little boy
00:40:39.700 at Donald Trump's
00:40:40.380 Nashville rally
00:40:41.080 had to correct
00:40:42.220 fake news
00:40:42.840 she reported
00:40:43.360 about Trump's
00:40:44.660 Nashville rally.
00:40:46.100 You cannot
00:40:46.620 make this up.
00:40:48.400 You can't
00:40:49.640 make it up.
00:40:50.940 They don't
00:40:51.640 even try anymore.
00:40:53.380 So the best part
00:40:54.460 was after she
00:40:55.700 prints the fake news
00:40:56.540 she goes see
00:40:57.100 we're not fake news
00:40:58.480 because we corrected it.
00:40:59.580 No you corrected it
00:41:00.560 because the president
00:41:01.860 of the United States
00:41:02.980 called you out
00:41:04.300 and the president
00:41:05.660 of the United States
00:41:06.440 put up
00:41:07.040 the fire marshal's
00:41:08.320 estimate.
00:41:09.460 If Twitter
00:41:09.860 didn't exist
00:41:10.780 if the president
00:41:12.160 didn't have this
00:41:12.820 kind of immediate
00:41:13.480 platform to call you
00:41:14.680 out
00:41:14.980 you wouldn't
00:41:15.900 have corrected
00:41:16.400 this Julie
00:41:16.960 or you might
00:41:18.800 have printed
00:41:19.160 a retraction
00:41:19.880 on page 38
00:41:21.720 this is ridiculous
00:41:24.600 and how do we
00:41:26.380 know it's fake news?
00:41:27.120 How do we know
00:41:27.480 it's not just
00:41:27.940 an honest mistake?
00:41:29.100 Well
00:41:29.380 I'll pose you
00:41:30.460 a question
00:41:31.080 when was the last
00:41:32.160 time you ever
00:41:33.260 saw CNN
00:41:34.300 MSNBC
00:41:35.340 the Washington
00:41:36.460 Post
00:41:37.000 the New York
00:41:37.820 Times
00:41:38.300 have to retract
00:41:39.800 or correct
00:41:40.800 a story
00:41:41.640 because the
00:41:43.200 mistaken content
00:41:44.180 was favorable
00:41:45.160 to Donald Trump
00:41:46.220 or favorable
00:41:47.380 to Republicans
00:41:48.560 favorable
00:41:49.320 to conservatives
00:41:50.380 I've never
00:41:52.520 I've never
00:41:53.960 seen that happen
00:41:54.780 now it could have
00:41:55.160 happened
00:41:55.460 I could have
00:41:56.160 missed it
00:41:56.600 but I'm a news
00:41:57.740 junkie
00:41:58.120 I consume
00:41:58.860 content
00:41:59.540 day and night
00:42:00.700 I'm interested in it
00:42:01.640 I have to prepare
00:42:02.120 for the show
00:42:02.600 I'm always preparing
00:42:03.220 for the show
00:42:03.720 I've never once
00:42:06.320 never once
00:42:07.340 seen them have
00:42:08.760 to retract
00:42:09.280 or correct
00:42:09.720 a story
00:42:10.120 favorable
00:42:10.700 to Trump
00:42:11.600 the Republicans
00:42:12.320 or conservatives
00:42:13.320 but story
00:42:14.720 upon story
00:42:15.200 upon story
00:42:15.820 has to be
00:42:16.680 corrected
00:42:17.020 or retracted
00:42:17.800 being
00:42:19.060 because it was
00:42:19.780 critical
00:42:20.200 of Trump
00:42:21.540 Republicans
00:42:22.420 conservatives
00:42:23.160 with bad
00:42:23.540 information
00:42:24.040 so it's
00:42:26.000 fake news
00:42:26.600 but this was
00:42:27.840 great
00:42:28.180 I mean
00:42:28.880 not even
00:42:29.620 24 hours
00:42:30.740 not even
00:42:32.240 24 hours
00:42:33.620 he had to
00:42:35.180 retract a story
00:42:36.340 after complaint
00:42:37.260 for printing
00:42:38.580 fake news
00:42:39.400 after being
00:42:40.460 called out
00:42:40.980 by a little
00:42:41.360 boy
00:42:41.580 for being
00:42:41.980 fake news
00:42:42.460 and crying
00:42:42.880 about it
00:42:43.340 and let me
00:42:44.480 tell you
00:42:44.800 something
00:42:45.120 okay
00:42:46.020 you know
00:42:47.820 the difference
00:42:48.500 between a thousand
00:42:49.260 people and
00:42:49.740 five thousand
00:42:50.360 people
00:42:50.580 if she had
00:42:51.860 said a thousand
00:42:52.580 and the fire
00:42:53.640 marshal said
00:42:54.140 thirteen hundred
00:42:54.880 I would have
00:42:56.140 said
00:42:56.380 same difference
00:42:57.420 and if Trump
00:42:58.460 criticized her for
00:42:59.140 that I would have
00:42:59.520 said oh come on
00:43:00.040 on this one
00:43:00.780 Trump's wrong
00:43:01.540 rare occasion
00:43:02.560 I got to give it
00:43:03.280 to the New York
00:43:03.660 Times
00:43:04.000 a thousand
00:43:04.440 thirteen hundred
00:43:05.060 anybody can make
00:43:05.600 that mistake
00:43:06.100 but you don't
00:43:06.920 make a mistake
00:43:07.420 between a thousand
00:43:08.240 and nearly
00:43:09.480 six thousand
00:43:10.060 and fifty five
00:43:10.660 hundred
00:43:10.920 that is an
00:43:11.720 eighty percent
00:43:12.940 miscalculation
00:43:14.460 an eighty percent
00:43:16.440 miscalculation
00:43:17.420 and Julie Davis
00:43:19.280 and anyone else
00:43:20.760 at the New York
00:43:21.640 Times
00:43:22.020 could have gone up
00:43:23.340 to any of the
00:43:24.380 security people
00:43:24.980 handling admission
00:43:25.740 any of the fire
00:43:28.160 rescue people
00:43:28.900 any of the
00:43:30.640 police brass
00:43:31.340 and said hey
00:43:31.980 what do you
00:43:32.840 estimate this
00:43:33.540 crowd to be
00:43:34.080 and they could
00:43:34.380 have said well
00:43:34.820 the arena holds
00:43:35.600 x thousand
00:43:36.820 it's about
00:43:37.360 oh eighty percent
00:43:38.300 full
00:43:38.660 yeah probably
00:43:39.580 between five
00:43:40.120 and six thousand
00:43:40.740 it literally
00:43:41.460 would have been
00:43:41.960 that easy
00:43:42.560 to fact check
00:43:43.100 the story
00:43:43.520 no
00:43:43.780 the New York
00:43:44.620 Times
00:43:45.000 Julie Davis
00:43:45.720 they wanted
00:43:46.360 to print
00:43:46.880 a story
00:43:47.480 that downplayed
00:43:49.640 the crowd
00:43:50.160 they were called
00:43:51.760 out
00:43:52.060 and I'm going
00:43:53.160 to give this
00:43:53.700 the most epic
00:43:55.100 fake news
00:43:56.340 fail
00:43:56.760 so far
00:43:58.000 this month
00:43:59.120 in fact
00:43:59.520 we're at the
00:44:00.020 last day of
00:44:00.500 May
00:44:00.700 I'm going
00:44:01.660 to give this
00:44:02.160 the award
00:44:02.820 for epic
00:44:03.500 fake news
00:44:04.220 fail
00:44:04.540 in the
00:44:05.160 month of
00:44:05.480 May
00:44:05.700 the gold
00:44:06.840 medal goes
00:44:07.380 to the
00:44:07.760 New York
00:44:08.000 Times
00:44:08.340 and
00:44:09.100 Julie Davis
00:44:09.880 they will
00:44:11.280 be
00:44:20.060 방법
00:44:21.200 and
00:44:22.320 they'll
00:44:25.420 have a
00:44:25.920 風
00:44:26.600 downplay
00:44:26.820 and
00:44:26.980 going
00:44:27.340 in the
00:44:27.500 form
00:44:35.680 to the
00:44:35.840 things