The Anchormen Show with Matt Gaetz - Episode 141 LIVE： Military Mishaps

00:00:00.000 matt gates the biggest firebrand inside of the house of representatives you're not taking matt

00:00:08.320 gates off the board okay because matt gates is an american patriot and matt gates is an american

00:00:13.640 hero we will not continue to allow the uniparty to run this town without a fight i want to thank

00:00:20.800 you matt gates for holding the line matt gates is a courageous man if we had hundreds of matt gates

00:00:28.240 in dc the country turns around it's that simple he's so tough he's so strong he's smart and he

00:00:34.980 loves this country matt gates it is the honor of my life to fight alongside each and every one of you

00:00:42.820 we will save america it's choose your fighter time send in the firebrand

00:00:48.320 welcome back to firebrand we are live this friday afternoon broadcasting out of room 2021 of the

00:01:00.240 rayburn house office building here at the capitol complex in washington dc and we are going to be

00:01:05.480 answering some really important questions regarding our military they're losing weapons they're losing

00:01:10.640 people there's the vaccine injured out of the military we're going to look at how audits have

00:01:16.480 shown this ukraine fiasco to be a real nightmare when it comes to accountability and we're also

00:01:23.400 going to cover a very important hearing that happened with the vaccine injured more broadly

00:01:27.960 here on capitol hill we are streaming on rumble where natalie says is the u.s going to be involved

00:01:33.460 in another war ellie notes that everyone said that trump was going to get us into all these wars but

00:01:39.040 turns out we had a lot of peace in the trump era and that has been shattered by the weakness and

00:01:44.580 poor decision making of the biden administration and we will get into what's going on in yemen but

00:01:49.060 first here on the hill today congresswoman marjorie taylor green senator ron johnson and others had an

00:01:54.560 important hearing regarding the vaccine injured and i want to play you this clip you're going to hear

00:01:58.820 from dr kirk milhan uh dr ryan cole and of course dr peter mccullough talking about how the pharmaceutical

00:02:07.140 industry has a grip on the medical community and it's a fearful one take a listen

00:02:13.320 what is happening throughout our medical establishment um i don't know what's going on

00:02:22.640 because when i look at the cleveland clinic data when there are 51 000 employees that are looked at

00:02:27.120 and they study and they say what's your risk of getting covid and it looks at how many vaccines you

00:02:32.620 had the lowest risk for getting covid is if you've had zero vaccines as you add vaccines your risk to

00:02:38.280 get covid goes up i've never seen a vaccine like this that's not the basis of vaccines they shouldn't

00:02:44.240 have what we would call negative efficacy that is a peer-reviewed beautiful study from cleveland

00:02:50.320 clinic completely ignored we have a booster for something that's extinct and it's still being pushed by

00:02:58.080 our government agencies xbb 1.5 is now 0.0 percent prevalent we're at jn1 which is 62 percent

00:03:06.200 prevalent we have a booster vaccine from pfizer for something that doesn't exist and we still have a

00:03:10.920 government pushing it but we have physicians and we have health care systems that are dependent on the

00:03:17.440 government teat and they're nursing that teat for every dollar they get and anybody that speaks against

00:03:22.940 that cash flow gets the hatchet i think the body of practicing physicians and nurses and medical

00:03:31.540 technologists and all the allied health professionals the vast majority took the vaccines and were under

00:03:38.580 mandates under biden's mandates to take the vaccine they all have a deep conscious or subconscious fear

00:03:48.400 themselves of what's in their bodies they likely had their families vaccinated they likely promoted

00:03:58.940 these vaccines with their patients once people doctors have taken the vaccine they simply can't be

00:04:04.940 objective and what we're hearing from patients is that they're being ignored and what's going on is

00:04:10.200 called gaslighting that they're told that this is in their head because the doctors themselves and the

00:04:17.020 nurses do not want to come to their own personal recognition that they themselves have taken the

00:04:24.120 vaccine this is a unique problem that is going to bear out over time and i hope that these individuals

00:04:30.620 in a sense become aware now clearly i have doctor after doctor nurse after nurse coming to me saying

00:04:36.480 i've developed myocarditis i've developed a blood clot now i'm regretful but i'm hoping that they

00:04:43.280 themselves don't have to develop a personal medical problem to become aware and be activated because

00:04:48.800 they have a duty to warn others we are back live and what i learned from that testimony is that the

00:04:56.980 cover-up is part of the cope because the medical industrial complex did so much to push the vaccine

00:05:03.600 among their own members among the people who are on the front line providing care now you've got a

00:05:09.320 circumstance where when those people are seeing some sort of disproportionate impact or as we're

00:05:14.680 analyzing whether there's a disproportionate impact uh the reckoning that someone has to come to

00:05:21.260 regarding being a vax pusher and then the impact that's had on themselves the health of their family

00:05:26.720 it's really something there there is another critical feature of this vax mandate and we continue

00:05:33.340 to beat the drum for our service members who were driven out who deserve reparations there was

00:05:39.040 testimony from dr milhan on specifically this vax mandate and the military take a listen

00:05:44.460 how do we take care of um not just myocarditis but building the data set to show the level of

00:05:53.040 injury uh to these service members thank you congressman um as someone who proudly wore the

00:06:00.300 uniform back in the 1980s in the air force and my colleague dr milhan was also former air force so

00:06:05.280 we appreciate the the line of questioning because it's near and dear to our hearts having proudly

00:06:10.720 served this country and i i think it's tragic that we rolled it out on that young healthy cohort this

00:06:17.560 experimental investigational um product early on and uh senator johnson brought up early um the

00:06:26.900 department of defense has a database their epidemiology medical epidemiology database is the best in the

00:06:32.720 world and after the hearing we had uh december or january a year year or so ago they froze that

00:06:39.460 we had the data at that point we know who was being injured and we saw marked rises in all sorts of

00:06:45.340 conditions and when he tried to request the information from them they said oh we've got to update our

00:06:51.080 database and then they basically a glitch a glitch and erased it so yes i mean in there should be i i mean

00:06:58.840 231 um uniformed service members present or previous just filed for um court martial against uh secretary

00:07:06.940 of defense and others and i think that's a reasonable action based on forcing our troops into something

00:07:13.960 investigational that hampered the readiness of our nation i get calls from military positions around

00:07:19.540 the country every week reporting to me the clotting they're seeing the lost another pilot today

00:07:25.460 um got another one sidelined myocarditis another you know 40 year old had a heart attack another 27 year

00:07:31.560 old had a heart attack another 22 year old has an 18 inch clot i get calls every week from medical

00:07:37.720 physicians around the country reporting to me what's happening i appreciate and you know not only you

00:07:43.560 know i love what you did with the defense authorization but we should restore their back pay in addition

00:07:48.960 and restore them to full honor and duty if they even want to come back to a government that harmed

00:07:55.080 our own soldiers that were defending our own country so this is obviously i'm passionate on this one

00:08:00.120 obviously

00:08:00.640 we are back live jan on twitter says don't forget that there was the anthrax vaccine subject to a good

00:08:09.560 deal of scrutiny and recall and donna on facebook says that i need to mind myself and she had some

00:08:15.640 suggestions on how to do that uh now we're going to look at what's going on in yemen in a little

00:08:20.640 segment we call around the world

00:08:22.420 around the world

00:08:29.860 u.s and british combined strikes have been hitting houthi targets in yemen following the houthis being

00:08:37.720 warned week after week month after month to stop attacking the free flow of shipping that is running

00:08:42.860 through the red sea and the suez canal now you've got the united states moving substantial naval assets

00:08:48.580 into the red sea to execute on these strikes the brits are actually having to execute them

00:08:53.080 from cyprus a 3 000 mile plus round trip from where they're striking in yemen yemen is a failed state the

00:09:00.600 houthis control the northern portion of it they were at war with saudi arabia for years about this

00:09:05.700 saudi arabia wasn't really able to decapitate them or limit their capabilities to be able to have these

00:09:11.800 cheap drone strikes where a lot of energy and goods moving through the red sea and the suez canal

00:09:17.520 to europe to asian markets these are now subjected to very cheap attacks and the attacks are growing

00:09:25.300 even more dangerous you've seen houthi assets landing on ships taking them over and that has a major impact

00:09:34.700 on the economy in europe and throughout the mediterranean here's my take uh i do not believe

00:09:40.860 that we ought to have a gulf of tonkin moment emerge in the red sea by having so many vessels there that

00:09:47.720 they're basically bumping into each other i think that the united states has to recognize that when you

00:09:54.140 look at the red sea and the suez canal the principal stakeholder there for energy and other goods

00:09:58.560 is europe i think if nato forces want to work together the united states can contribute to that

00:10:04.540 but us just doing this bilaterally with the brits to me shoulders the burden for a lot of other

00:10:12.240 european countries that need to see the houthis not completely torturing the free flow of navigation

00:10:18.560 through that narrow waterway we've had a good amount of reporting on this so abc's taking a look and take a

00:10:25.920 listen tonight u.s and british forces unleashing a massive retaliatory strike on houthi rebels in

00:10:34.400 yemen after months of costly attacks on commercial shipping in the red sea a u.s official confirming

00:10:41.240 the strikes hit multiple houthi targets in yemen and involved a mix of tomahawk cruise missiles and

00:10:47.060 fighter jets moments ago president biden releasing a statement saying these targeted strikes are a clear

00:10:53.300 message adding the u.s will not tolerate attacks on our personnel or allow hostile actors to imperil

00:10:59.880 freedom of navigation and the president not ruling out taking further measures to protect our people

00:11:06.320 since mid-november the houthis have launched at least 27 attacks claiming it's in retaliation for

00:11:12.440 israel's war against hamas disrupting one of the most vital shipping routes in the world

00:11:17.500 the latest attack coming overnight the houthis firing a ballistic missile towards a commercial

00:11:23.000 ship in the region just hours after american and british forces repelled the rebels largest attack

00:11:29.040 yet intercepting a barrage of 21 houthi drones and missiles one of the houthis most brazen attacks

00:11:36.400 coming in november when terrorists hijacked a cargo ship co-owned by an israeli businessman

00:11:41.880 landing a helicopter on its deck in the red sea the ship and its 25-man crew still being held by the

00:11:49.920 rebels tonight a houthi leader warning any u.s attack will not go without a response

00:11:56.740 we are back live so there are now three fronts in this war you've got israel fighting hamas on the

00:12:06.220 south and gaza really steamrolling gaza in large part there and then in the north you've got hezbollah

00:12:12.560 increasingly active out of lebanon and now you have yemen and the houthis and you can tie hamas

00:12:18.020 and hezbollah and the houthis back to iran and when the biden administration made iran flush

00:12:24.420 by pulling back some of the maximum pressure of the trump campaign you saw this bad activity increase

00:12:31.560 in nature and in violence and in impact there's an important discussion to be had here in yemen

00:12:37.880 about war powers as well you'll recall many debates that we've broadcast on this program

00:12:43.920 really central around or center around me making the argument that the united states cannot go to war

00:12:50.720 without the congress taking some authorizing action and i've held that view whether biden was

00:12:57.380 president trump was president it's just it's just too this nation makes too much of an impact

00:13:04.740 for one person to be vested with that decision that's a decision that has to be shared with the

00:13:09.660 elected leaders and so while i do not believe that this initial strike from biden was illegal per se

00:13:17.040 because there was force protection to consider you can't leave our service members as sitting ducks

00:13:23.520 extended hostilities against the houthis in yemen would require the administration to come to

00:13:30.540 congress and lay out a vision tell us what's going on what are the objectives how do we ensure this

00:13:36.140 doesn't become an ensnaring event where for decades now we're going to be the block captain of yemen

00:13:42.500 certainly something that that we don't want to do in one place we already are excessively entangled

00:13:49.760 ukraine now you will recall i have had many circumstances where i've laid out the concern

00:13:58.100 with dropping these billions of dollars in assets cash weapons into one of the most corrupt countries

00:14:05.720 in the world even if they're getting better pretty grisly track record you couldn't do that without some of

00:14:14.660 this falling into bad hands you couldn't do that without departures from requisite accountability

00:14:20.940 and you heard time and again from administration officials national security experts even the guy

00:14:29.760 you're going to hear from in this next clip the inspector general of the department of defense

00:14:34.860 mr stork all saying no no no we've got this we've got this so what you're going to hear from

00:14:41.920 is from the spring of last year and listen to how confident everybody was that nothing was going

00:14:47.200 to fall into bad hands as you testify here today you cannot testify truthfully under oath that

00:14:56.640 the dod has complied with the policy and law regarding end-use monitoring during all times of this conflict

00:15:04.280 in that right we are conducting a series of evaluations that look at the controls that dod has

00:15:11.540 in place to ensure that they are taking the steps that are required i get all that but but here's the

00:15:17.440 the operative question we haven't complied with with end-use monitoring according to the law with

00:15:23.540 everything we've sent to ukraine to date have we so our 2020 report which is our last public report on

00:15:30.100 this made a number of recommendations all of those i know i know but you're you're sort of dodging the

00:15:34.880 question you cannot testify that we have complied with the end-use monitoring requirements at all times

00:15:40.740 during this conflict can you so look this is an active war zone there are always going to be

00:15:45.560 things that you don't know are happening or you don't see but we are not seeing any evidence of

00:15:50.600 systemic uh diversion of the equipment that the united states has provided uh secretary austin and dod

00:15:58.140 leaders have repeatedly discussed the importance of protecting our contributions with our ukrainian

00:16:04.000 counterparts as you know we also have a small team within the u.s embassy there that works closely with

00:16:10.320 the ukrainians to conduct end-use monitoring and to this date we have not seen any evidence of any

00:16:16.060 type of widespread diversion of any of the assistance that we provided we have adapted our accountability

00:16:22.620 practices for the combat environment to address the risk of illicit diversion using mechanisms that

00:16:29.460 go above and beyond our set our standard practices the u.s government has not seen credible evidence of any

00:16:38.180 diversion of u.s provided weapons outside of ukraine can you give us assurance that none of that money is

00:16:46.320 in in that's being sent to arguably one of the most if not the most corrupt uh country on the planet

00:16:52.160 is being misused misspent lost malfeasance going to gone to oligarchs or special individuals connected to

00:17:00.880 you know the the the government etc what assurance can you give the american people we work every day

00:17:07.800 uh to ensure that we're doing robust oversight i get it sort of programmatic reviews and the

00:17:12.860 investigations so we get no assurance and and i understand you're working with your partners but

00:17:17.560 you can give us no assurance is that generally the answer well so so what i've testified to congressman

00:17:22.180 is that based on our completed work we have not substantiated any instances of diversion

00:17:27.900 of u.s security assistance to ukraine that was then this is now and indeed there are substantial

00:17:38.000 concerns now about the taxpayer resources that we are sending oceans away this report now from the

00:17:45.020 financial times pentagon failed to track ukraine arms worth worth more than one billion dollars says

00:17:51.920 watchdog the pentagon failed to properly track more than one billion dollars worth of weapons the u.s

00:17:57.440 provided to ukraine according to a watchdog's report that could fuel concerns about whether the arms

00:18:02.260 have been diverted from kiev at a time when congress is weighing whether to send more military aid the

00:18:09.740 article continues the u.s did not appropriately monitor at least one billion dollars of the 1.7 billion

00:18:18.420 dollars in weapons sent to ukraine since russia launched its full-scale invasion of its neighbor two

00:18:23.580 years ago the experts covered i'm sorry the exports covered by the report include so this is what

00:18:30.880 we're not tracking shoulder-fired missiles such as the javelin and stingers switchblade or kamikaze

00:18:37.860 drones and night vision goggles remember the night vision goggles the equipment that was designed for

00:18:44.460 so-called enhanced use monitoring covers only a small portion of the more than 44 billion dollars in

00:18:50.880 lethal aid the u.s has provided to ukraine so these night vision goggles here's why that's so

00:18:56.720 important i was talking to eli crane about it we've had him on fire brand former navy seal congressman

00:19:01.980 from arizona he said the number one thing we cannot let out of our hands are the night vision goggles

00:19:07.940 because we own the the night the united states of america these places where there's urban environments

00:19:14.240 challenging conditions daytime very very very contested but at night oftentimes we're able to

00:19:23.760 execute because of these goggles and you give those to the enemy and you create parity

00:19:28.080 it's not good it's going to result in people getting killed and you don't know if that's going to be in

00:19:33.900 israel on our southern border and some other conflict when this stuff gets out and around and

00:19:39.360 is not exclusively for the use of the united states of america but it's not just abroad where there's a

00:19:46.920 lack of accountability in our military and in the dollars that they have we get this report out of the

00:19:52.200 daily mail uk millionaire conwoman 57 is accused of bilking u.s army out of over a hundred million

00:19:59.580 dollars by stealing cash from military youth programs and splurging it on 31 homes worth up to four

00:20:07.000 million dollars each supercars including aston martins and ferraris and luxury globe trotting trips

00:20:13.960 a millionaire conwoman has been accused of swindling the u.s army out of a hundred million dollars over six

00:20:19.680 years by putting cash into her fake military youth businesses and splurging it on homes and cars

00:20:27.340 janet mellow 57 allegedly took military funds and spent millions of dollars on jewelry clothing luxury vehicles

00:20:35.060 real estate in one of the biggest fraud cases the military has ever dealt with mellow worked for

00:20:40.620 the u.s army at fort sam houston in san antonio texas as a financial program manager in 2016 she

00:20:48.160 creates a shell company allegedly which we she then uses to fraudulently collect money that was

00:20:55.700 otherwise intended for 4-h military partnership grants and there's a there's a special layer of hell

00:21:02.240 for the people who steal the money that was intended for military 4-h youth programs but uh

00:21:10.020 that is that is the report that we see from the daily mail on on that front and more bad news from

00:21:16.160 the army we get from military.com army sees sharp decline in white recruits so keep in mind the army

00:21:24.480 had a 10 000 recruit shortfall last year 10 000 short and so you start digging into what's going on

00:21:33.640 what's going right and what you largely see is that the minority groups are staying the same in terms of

00:21:39.960 their percentages but then the white boys that used to make up a lot of the united states army i mean

00:21:46.840 you're seeing that plummet at a level never seen before for any demographic group it's a precipitous

00:21:52.980 decline it's actually a year over year six percent dip from 2022 to 2023 and while six percent doesn't

00:21:59.920 sound that much when you're having these massive recruiting shortfalls and then the largest demographic

00:22:05.000 group is having the the biggest fall off of that uh it certainly should raise additional questions

00:22:11.060 about how we're going to ensure that we have an all-volunteer force that we're able to meet the

00:22:14.580 needs of securing the country the army declined military.com's request to share its regional recruiting

00:22:20.740 data which could show what specific parts of the country are struggling i found this a very

00:22:26.080 interesting part of the piece because i think i know what the regional data would show like the

00:22:31.760 regional data would show that it's the white boys from the sec states in the south that made a very large

00:22:37.820 contribution to the united states army's recruiting pool and that that's that's where you're not seeing

00:22:44.380 that same uh that same pull factor and uh there's a there's an argument here that the army makes that

00:22:50.160 oh some of this data may be off there may be a coding error but uh i think i think it's the wokeness

00:22:56.340 i think it's things like the the compounding impact of the pandemic the vaccine mandate the critical race

00:23:03.840 theory the embrace of socialism throwing drag shows on military bases i think that's the kind of stuff

00:23:10.140 um that depresses the important recruiting activity that we've got to have in the united states military

00:23:17.280 uh there there's a new report out on the productivity of congress and a new york times reports on it house

00:23:26.040 dysfunction by the numbers 724 votes only 27 laws enacted so the critique from the new york times and

00:23:33.360 others is that we have not you know had all these new bills new programs new laws but we took more

00:23:41.640 votes actually so in 2022 the house of representatives took 549 votes and it's a pretty substantial jump

00:23:51.420 from 549 to 724 and by the way who brought you that the firebrands we were the ones down on the

00:23:58.700 floor demanding votes putting up amendments and a ton of them lost but in times of old you didn't

00:24:05.580 even get the chance to present your ideas so yeah we had all these votes but then it funnels down to

00:24:10.680 not that many bills passing and so people say oh well the congress it was so ineffective you didn't

00:24:15.080 pass that many bills maybe effectiveness in congress isn't all the new laws you can make

00:24:20.280 it's some of the things that you block and stop from happening that are hurting people

00:24:24.620 that are devaluing the dollar and like it ain't exactly like we're drawing up the magna carta here

00:24:31.600 on the legislation that's passing keep this in mind of the 27 bills that we've had become law two

00:24:37.680 renamed federal buildings one created a stamp one created a coin one moved the boundaries of an

00:24:46.380 indian tribe in the san diego area like is is this is this the cowbell you want more of is this the

00:24:53.460 winning you aren't tired of if we aren't going to do anything serious on the border and on the spending

00:25:00.120 and on the bureaucrats and on the weaponization of the government i'm not here to do a bunch of

00:25:05.620 mother's day resolutions and coins and stamps and building renaming that's a bunch of crap we have to do

00:25:12.620 the real work

00:25:13.440 most unproductive congress maybe this is how to be productive maybe you have to send a shock to the

00:25:20.440 system that can be highly productive because it ultimately gets people thinking a different way

00:25:24.280 and that's what needs to happen so let me bring you into the room on this current government funding

00:25:29.780 fight okay we have to cut spending we cannot continue to put budgets and government funding

00:25:36.480 bills on the floor that spend more money than nancy pelosi was spending during the pandemic

00:25:40.840 and rescissions just pulling money out of accounts that doesn't count as cutting spending cutting

00:25:47.520 spending means programmatic cuts things go away that we're spending money on now that's how you

00:25:53.580 could tell if we've actually had a reduction in spending so then you have to visit what the

00:26:01.780 american people want from a priority standpoint and while i mean we could talk all day about we want

00:26:07.540 to defund planned parenthood we've got to defund jack smith we've got to defund what's going on at

00:26:12.000 the atf all those critically important fights we talk about them frequently but right now america is

00:26:17.740 being invaded and on that border just as we're talking you've got cbp and texas border patrol

00:26:25.840 function or texas national guard functionally in a standoff in eagle pass texas where the texas

00:26:32.400 national guard aren't letting the cbp and because the cbp were cutting the fences we showed you on fire

00:26:37.420 brands episode yesterday how cbp is cutting the fencing and letting the illegals into our country

00:26:43.720 so that's all really in bad shape right now and i've said we need to close the border or close

00:26:51.580 the government that is the leverage we have and in the words of my friend chip roy we should take

00:26:57.360 this republican majority for a spin we shouldn't just leave it in the garage so that means within this

00:27:05.080 government funding dispute we have to demand that the border be closed not some promise that can be

00:27:13.260 abandoned or memoed over later we have to stop this wave of people the best description of to me is like

00:27:19.700 it's like if you have a fire hydrant that is overflowing you're not going to solve that problem

00:27:25.240 by resourcing buckets you have to cut off the flow and and right now you've got the biden administration

00:27:32.700 just running around asking for more buckets when we know what to do remain in mexico

00:27:38.840 public health title 42 authorities safe third country agreements that president trump's

00:27:44.580 administration made with other nations so that all those folks don't think they can just illegally

00:27:49.500 cross our border and wait here forever for an asylum hearing that they're never actually going to go

00:27:54.040 to that's never going to result in any removals and even when they get the deportation orders from the

00:27:57.840 asylum hearings which over a million people have no they still aren't removing those folks

00:28:02.580 no deportations no border no government funding that's my position now let me tell you what argument

00:28:11.920 and strategy others are deploying i have a lot of great friends who we consider kind of the national

00:28:17.640 security hawks right and i care about national security i want to make sure we have top line funding

00:28:23.120 to meet the needs but like you know that's that's not to say that every every dollar we've ever sent

00:28:28.140 to the department of defense has been a good idea i've just shown you right the mishaps that occur

00:28:33.960 when there is not a careful hand watching over these things so what the defense hawks want is more money

00:28:42.320 for ukraine and they kind of get the drift that a majority of republicans don't want to send more money

00:28:48.900 unchecked to ukraine actually majority majority the majority has been voting against the latest

00:28:53.100 iterations of ukraine aid so what they want i believe is to not really resolve the border in the

00:29:00.980 context of the government funding dispute because they want to take a border solution and lash it to

00:29:09.960 ukraine money and then to guys like me to guys like eli crane andy biggs they'll say well here's the deal

00:29:16.660 you have to vote for ukraine money if you want the outcomes that will protect our nation on the

00:29:22.920 border but see if we resolve the border issues now before addressing ukraine maybe we never do

00:29:29.680 then we've got the chance to utilize our leverage effectively so that's what's important that's

00:29:36.220 what we're fighting for i i know it's a little wonky but you guys can handle it and finally i want

00:29:40.800 to congratulate the amazing team who puts this podcast on in 2023 uh one of our episodes dei in

00:29:49.500 the sky was one of the top streamed programs on the entire rumble platform 3.2 million views for that

00:29:58.280 episode on rumble and so to joel sasha jacob john the rest of the team everyone uh who puts in effort

00:30:04.620 it's a firebrand you are among the very best and we're crushing it especially on rumble so make

00:30:11.200 sure you're subscribed we'll have more updates as we get into the potential partial government

00:30:16.720 shutdown that's coming and we'll have your back because we know you've got ours roll the credits

00:30:20.960 you

00:30:30.080 so

00:30:33.680 you

The Anchormen Show with Matt Gaetz - January 12, 2024

Episode 141 LIVE： Military Mishaps – Firebrand with Matt Gaetz

Episode Stats

Length

Words per Minute

Word Count

Sentence Count

Misogynist Sentences

Hate Speech Sentences

Summary

Transcript