The Great America Show - AN INTELLIGENCE DEPT. WITH NO INTELLIGENCE, ELON’S TWITTER TAKEOVER AND WHO REALLY KILLED JFK？

00:00:00.000 Hello, everybody. I'm Lou Dobbs, and this is The Great America Show. Welcome to the show,

00:00:06.280 and of course, we'll be talking politics and about many of the absurdities of our life here

00:00:11.500 in America as well. Those subjects often can be one and the same. These are indeed difficult

00:00:17.720 times. America isn't a perfect place in perfect harmony, as we've all noticed. But it's also true

00:00:24.220 that we sometimes are the partial architects of our mistakes, conflicts, and sometimes misery.

00:00:30.920 For example, who do we blame for Joe Biden? So many people share some responsibility,

00:00:37.700 starting, of course, with Joe Biden himself, his wife, Jill, who insists on being called Dr. Jill,

00:00:44.120 the puppet masters who decided to put them in the White House, the Marxist Dems, and the liberal 0.58

00:00:50.340 wing of the Republican Party, the RINOs, closer to Dems than the GOP, but still, they're in the

00:00:57.520 party, and usually party leaders. We don't have many leaders, true leaders in Washington,

00:01:03.780 but we still prize them when they emerge or burst into view like Elon Musk. Elon Musk is saving Twitter

00:01:11.540 and free speech at the same time. But the Marxists left within Twitter are not at all grateful for

00:01:18.220 their salvation. They're in what is the right phrase here? Buttercup meltdown at the prospect of no

00:01:25.560 longer being employed by an authoritarian Marxist left force in America's body politic. They can't

00:01:32.920 seem to celebrate freedom of speech, fair, and balance. They want to destroy Republicans and

00:01:39.440 conservatives, period, full stop. They will no longer be, of course, warriors for American authoritarianism.

00:01:46.960 They'll have to settle now for being employees of the most successful businessman in history.

00:01:53.220 Brilliant, a free spirit, an original mind, and responsible for founding and managing SpaceX,

00:01:59.820 the most successful private space launch company in history, and Tesla, the most successful electric

00:02:06.900 vehicle manufacturing company in the world, ever. Elon is also the richest man in the world.

00:02:14.180 Do you notice I call a man I never met by his first name? He is also unpretentious, highly relatable,

00:02:21.720 and has an always on display sense of humor that makes you forget that Elon Musk is also a man

00:02:29.200 who not only has made history, but is now a historical figure. Edison, J.P. Morgan, Rockefeller,

00:02:37.380 Carnegie, Ford, and Musk, or if you prefer, Elon. And now he's in a battle with the federal bureaucracy

00:02:46.140 and the Marxist left. And he, as far as I know, is a political agnostic, but an American citizen who knows

00:02:53.720 his rights, his history, and also his place in history. And that place is getting bigger, it seems,

00:03:00.520 every year. That's great for Elon and America. And speaking of great Americans, our guest today

00:03:08.160 is my favorite radio talk show host, a broadcasting legend who hosts the Mark Simone Show on WOR,

00:03:15.960 syndicated nationally, but who we call Mr. New York, because that's who he is. Mark, great to have you

00:03:22.680 back with us on the Great America Show. And now the great Mark Simone. Mark, great to have you with us

00:03:29.380 again. Good to have you on the Great America Show. Great to be on. I listen all the time. Well, thank you

00:03:35.280 for that. We appreciate it so much. And I want to start with this, I don't know what to call it, this sort

00:03:41.800 of dissonance in the universe for the Republican Party. Kevin McCarthy, everything that keeps coming out

00:03:49.000 about him, the audio tapes. You wonder why in the world anybody hasn't already escorted him out of

00:03:56.300 the building that is the figurative building, where the GOP house members live, and removing from

00:04:04.640 leadership. What do you think? Who's going to remove them? They're all just as bad. They're all horrible.

00:04:12.320 I love the way they make this the biggest story, the opening story on the news, this explosive recording,

00:04:19.000 if there's a conversation of Kevin McCarthy and Liz Cheney, you can't even stay awake, let alone be

00:04:23.820 explosive. I mean, who's going to listen to that? I got to be honest. It's exactly what I expected out

00:04:29.900 of Kevin McCarthy. He panicked. He told her whatever she wanted to hear. That's the swamp. They say

00:04:34.980 whatever they got to say to sit in power. Well, and now you're hurting my feelings because we started

00:04:42.040 with Kevin McCarthy, just like everybody else did, says Mark Simone. That's hurtful. That's hurtful,

00:04:49.500 Mark. It's also true. I am really taken by the story, though, because I really didn't expect,

00:04:57.860 you know, whatever he did with Liz Cheney. I personally, I could care less. She is a Democrat, 1.00

00:05:04.200 and he's a treacherous rhino, which is worse than, I think, a Democrat many times. So that doesn't 0.87

00:05:12.880 surprise me. What does surprise me is the sort of fourth-grade nonsense talking about, well,

00:05:19.420 what did he say? And, oh, no, we can't have that. And he said this. And talking about Louis

00:05:24.600 Gohmert doing this or that. There isn't anything Louis Gohmert has ever said that wasn't, you know,

00:05:31.180 interesting and sometimes provocative, but it's not exactly something you'd want to burn a building

00:05:37.180 down over. And in this case, the Capitol, because he is a good guy, a great American. And he can be

00:05:45.540 funny as the Dickens. Kevin McCarthy hasn't got a sense of humor anywhere in his soul.

00:05:52.260 Yeah. So we don't know what was really going on because this is being leaked out by these left-wing

00:05:56.740 reporters. Maybe there's just as much audio of Kevin McCarthy in another conversation saying,

00:06:01.020 we love Donald Trump. He could never resign. He should stay. I have a feeling he just tells

00:06:05.200 anybody what they want to hear. It depends who's on the phone, but they're selectively leaking out

00:06:09.720 what they want to leak out. Well, that's, that is absolutely true. And they are left-wing

00:06:14.880 reporters indeed. But at the same time, we have a few problems in the Republican side, even without

00:06:22.280 McCarthy. Do you think he should resign? Tell me, can you, do you want to get into this one?

00:06:27.280 Well, you know, I, I, again, I'm not a big fan, but, uh, uh, who are you going to replace them

00:06:33.900 with? I mean, who's, who would you trust in that job in the Congress? Uh, that was the thing about

00:06:38.160 Donald Trump. He wasn't from the swamp. He wasn't a politician. He said what he thought. You, at least,

00:06:42.920 you know, where he stood on everything. These guys, you don't know where they stand on anything.

00:06:46.760 Uh, I like Rand Paul. I like a few of these guys because at least they're honest, love them or hate

00:06:52.360 them. At least they're honest. Yeah. I agree with you about Rand Paul. I agree with you about, I agree

00:06:57.340 that, uh, Jim Jordan is in that, uh, that Jordan. Yeah. He's a terrific guy, uh, and would make a

00:07:03.560 wonderful speaker. Uh, if somebody told me, uh, who I wouldn't want his name bandied around, uh, he said

00:07:11.260 he doesn't think that, uh, that, uh, that Jordan would take on that job because of all of the people

00:07:17.980 he had have to manage. Uh, he thinks that'd be a very frustrating job for, for Jim Jordan,

00:07:23.280 which is, which would be, I'm sure for anyone. I, it's just what it is, but we've got to have leaders

00:07:28.520 who are principled, who've got some guts, uh, who represent the, the, the American people.

00:07:34.440 What does McCarthy represent? He represents the democratic party. Uh, that's not a very fair

00:07:39.980 negotiation when, when he and, and house speaker Pelosi get together. Uh, yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am.

00:07:46.380 And yes, ma'am is about all that you would hear from him. Yeah. It's a thankless job. You know,

00:07:51.100 if you're the president or governor, you're the CEO, you order these people around there,

00:07:55.880 your employees, they do what you tell them to do. If you're in the Congress, you have no power over

00:07:59.840 anybody. You got to beg and plead for votes. You got to maneuver and pander and do all that stuff.

00:08:04.840 I don't know how anybody survives in that job. Look at the guys that last the longest Chuck Schumer.

00:08:09.380 Does anybody know what he stands for? He doesn't even know. He doesn't even care. He'd just say

00:08:14.840 whatever he's got to say to stay there. Oh, you are so right. I've had a few experiences with, uh,

00:08:20.900 uh, Senator Schumer and he is, he is quite a, uh, he's quite a boy. Uh, he, I don't know that he's

00:08:29.260 a model for much of anything though. Uh, he's a model for total insincerity. He puts on a cheap sport

00:08:36.220 coat, those little glasses, and he reads the index cards at his press conference and goes home.

00:08:39.920 It doesn't stand for anything.

00:08:41.440 He disappears. Have you noticed he's not around for it? I I I'm not really sure he it's as if he's

00:08:48.440 letting Mitch McConnell do all the talking because, uh, that means his job will be safe because

00:08:53.380 McConnell is sinking the Republican boat and floating the, the democratic boat. Uh, how could

00:08:59.920 you do better than that? Yeah. He's like me in school, sitting in the back of the class and hope

00:09:04.120 the teacher doesn't see you just stay out of the way. Let it all go rolling by. Well, let's talk

00:09:11.860 about, uh, the president's reaction to all of this. Uh, his reaction is it's frankly reminiscent of

00:09:18.680 Mark Simone's. He says McCarthy does Trump is fine and quietly moves to tamp down the fallout after

00:09:26.420 damaging audio revealing January six views. Uh, it was a lot more than that, but that really is the

00:09:32.500 essence of it. What do you think? Well, yeah, I mean, obviously this was leaked for one purpose

00:09:38.040 to make it look like there's a civil war in the Republican party and Donald Trump isn't going to

00:09:42.200 let these liberal reporters have that kind of satisfaction. Uh, and I'm sure Kevin McCarthy was

00:09:47.280 on the phone with them one second later, apologizing, and they've got some kind of agreement between the

00:09:52.320 two of them. So, uh, I, I think, uh, McCarthy is useful to Trump right now, uh, until there's a big

00:10:00.400 takeover in November, then everything changes. Yeah. I, I just, as I'm sitting here watching this

00:10:07.080 campaign unfold, I'm worrying about whether or not the Republicans have got the wave strength that

00:10:12.700 they're supposed to, according to the strategist and the pollsters. And at the same time, Trump not,

00:10:19.440 uh, accepting McCarthy. I mean, that's terrible. And some of the endorsements that Trump is making,

00:10:25.380 I really have serious questions about, uh, your reaction to endorsements on primary candidates by

00:10:33.080 a president. Well, uh, you know, his argument is, uh, they may not be what you want in the primary,

00:10:39.460 but I'm picking who can win in the general. And in some cases, there's just a law, you know,

00:10:43.740 he's always been close to Dr. Oz. There's a, there's a loyalty there to him. And, uh, J.D. Vance,

00:10:50.500 he's got his reasons why he likes him. Uh, you know, one thing about Trump, you can never, ever,

00:10:55.660 ever figure it out. It's like, uh, uh, you know, it's, it's like something, one of those animals, 0.66

00:11:02.160 it just never stops moving. You never know what direction it's going to go in next. Uh, it's just

00:11:06.680 to fool you, but, uh, uh, his endorsements are still important. He hasn't turned the race around

00:11:11.200 in Pennsylvania though. Oz still, uh, neck and neck or trailing him depending on the poll. So we'll see

00:11:17.180 if that endorsement really means anything there. Yeah, that's, it's a strange, it's a strange

00:11:22.380 circumstance there. You've got several candidates splitting the vote a little more there. I think

00:11:27.120 than people expected, uh, Kathy Burnett up against the, uh, the two guys that, you know, the powerhouses 0.87

00:11:33.500 in their own right, uh, wall street and, uh, uh, and you know, Dr. Oz on television, it's really an

00:11:41.580 interesting race. And it, and as you say, there's, there's no clear, uh, uh, winner here

00:11:46.900 and a lot of surprises could still lay in wait. I think that, I think that, uh, primary

00:11:51.940 is, uh, early May. Uh, yeah, we'll see. They had the first debate. It wasn't great. And

00:11:58.860 you know, if you're a Pennsylvania resident, you love your state, you realize the two top

00:12:02.940 candidates, neither of them been in Pennsylvania for 40 years. One's a Washington swamp guy.

00:12:08.060 The other's a TV doctor and they just showed up a month ago run. So I don't know what that

00:12:12.560 says about Pennsylvania. That says the, you know, that they've got some itinerant politicians.

00:12:19.320 Uh, well, it'll be fun to see what happens, but you know, looking over at Ohio, a lot of

00:12:25.940 fun there. That's unexpected. I think, and I'm pretty sure the president's surprised by the

00:12:30.680 strength of the opposition to his endorsement of JD Vance. I mean, it is a real, it is a real

00:12:37.080 pot boiler of a story and it's, it's not going to get any better because, uh, the, the state

00:12:45.500 over half, over half of their delegates to the Republican national committee and convention

00:12:51.840 are the ones saying, please, Mr. President, don't interfere in this. We're pushing, uh,

00:12:57.660 Josh Mandel, a very popular candidate at running ahead in the polls, uh, until he threw his

00:13:04.800 endorsement behind JD Vance. And they're very upset. And, uh, and I'm talking with the, one of

00:13:11.020 his lawyers on television and she's, you know, she's insisting that this isn't top down politics.

00:13:17.820 And I'm suggesting that this is telling the grassroots to go to hell when you've got this

00:13:22.220 going on your thoughts. Well, you know, there's another factor. And I love Donald Trump. He was a

00:13:26.620 great president. It's got so many qualities, but everybody's got their flaws and he was never,

00:13:31.840 uh, the very best at picking people, you know, uh, Jeff Sessions, for example, uh, Rex Tellerson,

00:13:39.000 well, you get the picture. I mean, there were some strange choices at all points in his political

00:13:43.740 career. And there's a little of that going on here. Yeah, I, I think you're right. And I,

00:13:48.640 and I said to his lawyer, I said very straightforwardly, you know, he's, I love his politics. Uh, excuse me.

00:13:56.780 I love his policies, but I don't love his politics because he seems to get the, the personnel part,

00:14:03.280 just sometimes just a little, uh, upside down. And I can't figure it till this is a smart,

00:14:09.360 smart guy, obviously a great, uh, a great guy. Uh, and sometimes I don't think he can read people

00:14:17.020 the best. Well, he was kind of like that in his own company. There was some strange

00:14:20.840 hirings there, but it was because he was kind of a one-man show. He was hands-on and ran everything

00:14:25.880 himself. So, uh, that's why he was able to get away with it. Government. It's a different story.

00:14:30.840 Yeah, absolutely. It's a different story. I want to turn to another, a different story,

00:14:35.040 if you will. The department of Homeland security is creating, are you ready for this? I'm sure you're

00:14:41.200 aware of it. I didn't know we still had that department. It's still there. Well, they,

00:14:45.500 they have a, I think they have a one day work week. Uh, but when it comes to border security,

00:14:51.120 certainly an immigration, but they've set up this disinformation governance board to fight

00:14:56.080 misinformation. And you think to yourself, what agency besides the intelligence, uh, group and the

00:15:03.140 FBI, uh, and the white house to put out more, uh, misinformation than Homeland security for crying

00:15:10.820 out loud. Your reaction? Uh, you know, uh, you grow up just admiring all these people, the CIA and our

00:15:17.880 intelligence and our FBI, but over the last few years, you look at our FBI directors, uh, you look

00:15:23.380 at our intelligence, uh, CIA, they seem to get everything wrong. How come we didn't know that

00:15:27.940 Putin's army was a primitive and, uh, uh, like a little league army. We don't know anything in

00:15:33.460 department of Homeland security. People are coming in left and right from everywhere. Uh, we don't know

00:15:38.760 what's going on half the time. The ports are all clogged up. You'd think the, uh, Homeland security

00:15:42.480 would be concerned about that too. Uh, so I, I really don't have a lot of faith. I mean,

00:15:47.640 it's a tribute to this country that we survive these bumbling agencies.

00:15:51.980 Well, and we spend untold black budgets, but billions and billions, tens of billions of dollars

00:15:59.240 every year, uh, to get back assessments from our intelligence services, but they never seem to know

00:16:05.560 anything. We're, we're sitting there with perfect imagery come from our satellites, showing us,

00:16:11.140 uh, one line of trucks, one line of tanks all across the border, uh, with between Ukraine and

00:16:18.400 Russia. Now they've got 200,000 troops there from Belarus to Moldova and still no word. As a matter

00:16:25.700 of fact, they're all arguing in the white house about when the invasion comes, then the invasion

00:16:29.980 comes, uh, after it's, it was the strangest three or four months I've ever seen looking at all that

00:16:38.100 buildup and the United States doesn't do a thing. It's almost like the United States. And by the

00:16:43.180 United States, I mean this white house, the Biden white house and the genius military leaders and

00:16:48.920 the Pentagon wanted a war. I, I, and the intelligence agencies, it doesn't, nothing else seems to make

00:16:55.560 sense. Yeah. You know, you talk to people on the inside and they tell you the intelligence department

00:16:59.520 actually has no intelligence. All they have is technology. All they have is satellites. They

00:17:03.600 can count how many tanks they can count, uh, soldiers, see where they are, but they don't

00:17:08.120 know anything. They don't know when they're going to move. They don't know that they're all young kids

00:17:11.820 and they're conscripts and there's an alcohol problem and they don't have a proper command

00:17:15.880 structure. So we don't know what's going on there. We can just look from above and count things,

00:17:19.960 but we have no idea on movement on a strategy. We just, our intelligence knows nothing.

00:17:25.340 When you first heard about the invasion, did you think, okay, this is going to take about three

00:17:31.280 days. This is the vaunted remnants of the Soviet era, uh, uh, military and it's going, I, I, you 0.90

00:17:38.680 know, feeling very sorry for the Ukrainians because this is going to be over in, in days. Uh, not

00:17:45.200 certainly no one dreamed this thing was going to go three months, at least none of the military

00:17:48.860 analysts I talked with. Yeah. Cause we didn't know anything, you know, I don't go by me. I used to

00:17:53.800 watch those military parades in front of the Kremlin with the way they would march. And those

00:17:57.780 tanks were so impressive. Now you see them in the field, rockets in the field, the tires don't work.

00:18:03.880 There's so much corruption. The tires weren't made properly. They're all blowing out. They tried to

00:18:08.220 come in on four fronts. They couldn't manage the supply lines. They don't have a commander. They

00:18:12.760 don't have sergeants. They don't have any, uh, colonels or captains. So when the, uh, convoy got bogged

00:18:18.420 down, the general himself has to get out and walk up to the front. And that's why all these generals got

00:18:23.300 bombed. They're right there in the front, getting, uh, in the middle of everything. So we had no idea

00:18:28.240 about all this. Obviously we don't have any spies that know anything about that army.

00:18:33.080 And if you don't have human, human, human intelligence, I like to do that. Just to show

00:18:39.560 I've been to Washington once or twice. Uh, what, what is the point of this? What is that budget buying?

00:18:46.300 Uh, but you know, more nonsense and more spying on presidents and attempts. They spent more time

00:18:53.160 trying to overthrow Donald Trump than they ever considered, uh, spending to overthrow Putin or

00:18:58.940 Xi Jinping. I mean, how crazy is that? Well, then I'm watching these news reports about Putin's mental

00:19:03.960 condition, his physical condition. Look at the way he holds the desk. He's shaking the media covering

00:19:08.940 this left and how, how come they don't do this with Joe Biden? The guy's bumping into walls,

00:19:12.420 doesn't know where he is. Let's hear about his medical condition.

00:19:18.100 You're exactly right. I mean, if they gave the same treatment to Biden, he'd be out of there in a

00:19:23.360 week. Uh, but they're not going to do that because they don't have anybody, uh, doctoring picture

00:19:28.560 of pictures for Biden or do they, I don't know. Maybe they do. Uh, this left wing, uh, Twitter war

00:19:36.540 that is, uh, that, uh, Elon Musk has launched is, is, is really funny to watch because all of these

00:19:44.320 little buttercup daffodil sensitive, who knows what, uh, noun to throw in there, uh, let alone

00:19:52.680 pronoun, uh, for those folks, they're crying, they're weeping. Uh, the lawyer, their top lawyer for

00:20:00.460 Twitter is the deal is done is breaks down in tears for crying out loud. These are the people

00:20:06.280 banning, suspending, crushing lives and, and existence on Twitter with, with abandon. And

00:20:12.880 suddenly now they're going to get a big check because of a change of control and a takeover

00:20:17.480 is a Elon Musk takes it private and they're balling. They're balling Mark. What am I going to make of

00:20:24.200 that? That's the fun part of it. Now we're going to go into phase two, which is they're going to try

00:20:29.120 to, they're going to try to Donald Trump, Elon Musk. They're going to try to take him out.

00:20:33.280 They're going to paint him as a racist. They're going to try to make him a criminal. They're 0.51

00:20:36.540 going to try to indict him. You know, they started the first day by saying he doesn't pay his fair

00:20:40.800 share. He doesn't pay taxes. Uh, he paid 11 billion last year. That's the single biggest payment

00:20:45.840 ever in American history. Right. So, uh, now they've started the racist stuff. They're looking for

00:20:51.040 racist things in his past. Uh, they'll do what they did to Trump. They'll, the attorney generals

00:20:56.760 will go after him. Uh, the white house will go after him, the justice department, the sec,

00:21:01.080 the FTC, they'll send everything after him and try to criminalize him. And I hope he's,

00:21:05.420 I hope I'm sure he's a smart guy. I'm sure he knows that. And I'm sure he's ready for it.

00:21:09.260 This is not a fair fight just to be very straightforward about this. Uh, Elon Musk versus

00:21:15.420 the sec. Are you kidding me? Those are nothing more than left-wing activists. And they're married 1.00

00:21:21.420 to various people in the, uh, in the FBI who've got some interesting backgrounds.

00:21:26.980 This is, you know, people should think about this. I think Mark, remember the first volley

00:21:33.140 from, from Elon Musk on Twitter's management and their resistance to his buyout, which he did very

00:21:41.580 nicely put a real nice number on it. A number that company wouldn't see in his stock, uh, you know,

00:21:46.840 for years. And guess what the, what he did, he laid out the fact that the entire board of directors

00:21:54.560 aside from the CEO, and of course, Jack Dorsey, uh, had like 50 shares of stock between them.

00:22:03.580 And they're supposed to be representing the shareholders to have aligned interest with

00:22:07.740 a shareholder, uh, and be managing that company, that CEO. And clearly that's one of the reasons

00:22:15.320 that that place has been so dysfunctional for so many years and has been a disaster.

00:22:20.260 The stock is a disappointment to wall street and all investors. It is, uh, it's like a sinecure

00:22:25.880 for left wing, uh, uh, pencil neck, uh, buttercups. I don't know what to say about it. It's just

00:22:33.180 for them to be crying about it on top of that. Really? Really? Well, you know, when you say

00:22:39.240 board of directors, most people are picturing a Lee Iacocca, Warren Buffett. You ever see the

00:22:43.060 board of directors? It's a bunch of 26 year olds in t-shirts in San Francisco that, uh, they're not,

00:22:49.380 they're no match for the greatest entrepreneur in American history, uh, Elon Musk. And I know that

00:22:54.320 Jack Dorsey is his secret consultant Dorsey, not happy about he's the founder of Twitter and he's

00:22:59.980 not happy about what happened. Well, they've treated, you know, I look, I've got no sympathy

00:23:04.120 for Jack Dorsey. He's a left winger to the highest degree and has made some beautiful mistakes in his

00:23:11.040 day, uh, amongst them, the treatment, uh, the treatment of the New York post, uh, the, the

00:23:17.240 banning, uh, uh, everyone who touched that story, uh, on Hunter Biden and the laptop, the steel

00:23:24.280 curtain came down from Silicon Valley through, uh, every corporate owned news outlet in the

00:23:30.760 country. I mean, he's not a, he's not a, uh, a wonderful exemplary model, uh, for fair and

00:23:36.800 balanced and, uh, objective, uh, you know, impartial, uh, platforms. But on the other

00:23:44.060 hand, uh, to see what they've done to this company, uh, they have one guy who could fix

00:23:51.160 it. And as direct Dorsey said it very well, he, he said that Elon Musk is the singular,

00:23:58.760 the singular choice that he would make to save that company. And I think he's exactly

00:24:03.800 right. There's just no, it's just, it's not a, it's not a

00:24:06.800 fair fight. It's also a whole network of stuff. Uh, Democrats created this whole infrastructure

00:24:12.360 of nonsense. You know, they created these fact-checking sites that are totally rigged 0.61

00:24:16.500 and totally biased. PolitiFact, uh, factcheck.org. Somebody's got to get in there and straighten

00:24:21.540 those out. Even the Washington post, uh, uh, fact checker, they're just ridiculously biased

00:24:27.400 and they use that as a excuse to take you off Twitter or Facebook still uses. They'll put

00:24:32.580 up the thing from the fact-checking site. You lied and that's it. You're off.

00:24:36.100 He's, he's, he's got to do something about those two, uh, buy those. And, uh, by the

00:24:40.880 way, Disney is, I think it's only 165 billion. He could buy that and still have 75 billion

00:24:45.580 left. That's enough to live on.

00:24:47.580 And that would sure please the people in Florida because they're, they've had a belly

00:24:50.840 full of the management of Disney now after poor Bob Chapik was talked into, uh, by the,

00:24:57.720 uh, the woke crowd to get involved in parental rights. That's by the way, one of the great

00:25:02.860 tells right now in this highly nuanced media of ours. If you, if they refer to the law in

00:25:09.920 Florida, as they don't say gay law, that means they're lefties to the bone. Uh, if they refer 0.99

00:25:16.340 to it as parental rights, that means they're traditional, they're conservative and on the

00:25:21.220 side of truth, justice, and the American way, as we are on this podcast. Uh, I think it's,

00:25:27.600 I think it's in some ways hilarious to watch what is happening with the impact of

00:25:32.960 wokeness on America. Yeah. You know, there's one Twitter employee, there's a place where

00:25:38.060 they're all posting their comments, but this Twitter employee identifies himself. Here it

00:25:42.300 is as a, he's a non-binary transgender and plural person. Now I don't know what the hell 1.00

00:25:48.780 that is. I have no idea. How do you explain that to a six-year-old in school? I had enough

00:25:53.900 trouble with algebra. I would never understand this. Well, by the way, that's what would have

00:25:59.340 been going on. They would have been explaining that in school in Florida, uh, for young people,

00:26:05.500 five to nine, having discussions about, uh, gender and sex. Uh, who wants that? What parent in his or

00:26:15.040 her right mind wants a teacher explaining that to their children? It's just, it's insane. They're years

00:26:22.760 away from the age of reason, let alone, uh, you know, uh, you know, simple algebra, uh, what in

00:26:29.980 the world would they want to do? Uh, how can they even justify it? It's beyond to me comprehension.

00:26:36.180 A good rule is if any adult anywhere talks to your six-year-old about anything, sex or sexuality,

00:26:42.980 call the police immediately. We have laws already to cover it. It's well said. Uh, so where do we end up

00:26:50.360 with, uh, with Twitter? Because I have to tell you, I've had a bunch of followers added. Uh, I have,

00:26:57.980 uh, over 2 million, uh, followers on Twitter, but we've, we've been getting them in, uh, by, I don't

00:27:06.440 know, I guess five or 6,000 every, uh, every, I don't know, three to five hours. It's been amazing.

00:27:13.580 Yeah. It's not just you. It turns out it's everybody. I've been gaining a thousand every two

00:27:17.120 everybody has been getting their followers back, which is conclusive, absolute proof that they were

00:27:22.760 tampering with, uh, everything. And they used to argue that they're Russian bots. Has anybody ever

00:27:27.640 actually seen a Russian bot? And, uh, if there was such a thing as a Russian bot, why would I be

00:27:32.720 following it? Who would be following it? Yeah. And I, I've never quite understood that either.

00:27:37.860 A Russian bot, but there are no Chinese bots. Come on, come on. You know, there are no Iranian bots. 0.77

00:27:44.100 I don't, I don't mind buying all that. You can't keep putting it all on Russia. I know it's the thing

00:27:49.760 to do in America for the last seven years, Russian bots, Russian hoaxes. It's all, you know, it's all

00:27:56.080 good. Meanwhile, China is taking over the world. Uh, but let's worry about Russia right now. Uh, what 0.77

00:28:03.040 do you make, you know, since we're in such a light mood here, why don't we turn to the Ukrainian,

00:28:07.300 uh, well, it's the Russian war on Ukraine, not the Ukrainian war, uh, to seize the Linsky. Now he

00:28:14.820 is, you know, I, I get a kick out of the guy. He's telling people how it is. Uh, he's talking to, uh,

00:28:21.280 Blinken, the secretary of state, uh, and Austin, the secretary of defense is saying, don't you come

00:28:26.940 over here empty-handed? He's, he's telling them, bring me the goodies right now. That's it.

00:28:33.720 There wasn't a, it wasn't a threat. It wasn't an ultimatum. It was the only channel available to

00:28:39.020 them. Uh, come on over and we're going to have fun with whatever you bring me. Uh, and, and

00:28:44.760 apparently that's exactly what he got. Yeah. Well, Zelensky is Churchill in a t-shirt. He is an

00:28:50.140 incredible, uh, courageous hero. And he knows that Blinken is a mediocre middle management, uh,

00:28:57.040 worthless guy as in, uh, Lloyd Austin. You saw what a great job they did with the Afghan withdrawal.

00:29:02.440 They're two bumbling idiots. And I understand what he was saying. He's saying, don't come over here 1.00

00:29:07.340 and think you're going to get some credit for a photo opportunity. If you don't have weapons,

00:29:11.140 I'm not going to say anything nice about you after you leave. So, uh, and they should be giving

00:29:15.540 him weapons. We have as much at stake here as anybody else does. Yeah. And Blinken, I was told by a lot of

00:29:23.560 people who knew that Blinken shouldn't have even been in the national security team, uh, that he was just,

00:29:29.760 just not up to par, uh, as a talent, uh, Lloyd Austin. I haven't heard anyone say, you know,

00:29:37.160 I'm sure glad he went out and got Lloyd Austin to be secretary of defense. I feel safer. Uh, and I

00:29:42.600 think one of the reasons is he speaks in cliches, uh, Lloyd Austin actually said yesterday that he,

00:29:50.980 he wanted everybody to understand that in nuclear war, no one wins. Uh, I, I thought that was one of the

00:29:58.580 interesting statements. I don't, you mean unleashing nuclear weapons on both countries

00:30:05.300 without limit. Uh, it's not good for us. Okay. Uh, it just is the secretary of defense. I want to

00:30:11.880 know how you're going to stop those guys and win that war. I don't want to be told, uh, we're starting

00:30:17.040 out with mutually assured destruction. You tell me how you're going to win and why you have spent the

00:30:22.300 last 50 years, not knowing, learning how to win. Well, let's bear in mind, this is a guy, uh, in

00:30:28.680 Afghanistan where there was no fighting of any kind. All he had to do was withdraw lost. Even that he

00:30:35.300 couldn't win. He made a mess of that. How do you screw that up? And he hadn't even been in the job

00:30:40.600 for a year. I mean, this is a guy who, as you say, he lost and Biden, he was in a hurry,

00:30:49.900 what I don't quite get though is Ukraine because they knew when they started asking Ukraine to join

00:30:58.400 NATO back in the fall of 2021, that that was a red line for Vladimir Putin and that he had said

00:31:07.900 he won't stand for it. And they kept telling Ukraine, come on in and join NATO. And, and Blinken says,

00:31:15.240 no, we don't believe that had anything to do with it, but he has no other explanation for what

00:31:20.420 caused Putin to cross the invade that country. Yeah. I mean, we don't have any actual working

00:31:27.620 media here. If we did, they'd be all over this. Uh, you could find 10 reasons that, uh, the Biden

00:31:32.760 administration caused this. Hey, not to mention, speaking of Afghanistan, we left 78 billion in

00:31:37.840 state-of-the-art weapons there. Uh, when it just put a half a tank of gas in those planes,

00:31:42.640 we could have flown them over to Ukraine at the time. We could have just given that all to Ukraine 0.99

00:31:46.380 and what a difference that would have made in this fight. Absolutely. And, uh, I, I just, I,

00:31:54.760 I can't believe that there's no energy expended by that media at all. We know now, thanks to the

00:32:00.640 reporting, the New York post Miranda Devine, uh, and of course the great Peter Schweitzer, uh,

00:32:06.980 and his book, uh, red handed, uh, on the Chinese Biden corruption. It's why isn't there more reporting

00:32:15.440 on the Biden corruption? Well, it's pretty obvious what happened. You know, Biden's in the history of

00:32:21.780 all these lies, one lie after this is his single greatest lie that he never talked to his son's

00:32:27.640 business partners. We've got a picture of them playing golf together. You spend four hours on a

00:32:32.260 golf course with somebody who don't talk about business. Uh, we now find out the story about

00:32:36.120 the business partner coming to the white house 19 times. Isn't true. It was actually 27 times.

00:32:41.620 If you do have any guy that's ever come to your office 27 times that you didn't talk business with.

00:32:46.820 And, uh, we, we have a picture of Joe Biden going to the cafe Milano, the big hotspot in Washington,

00:32:52.780 DC to meet the 12 business partners in a back room for two hours. He says he didn't know who they,

00:32:58.720 who could they have been, uh, Hunter's classmates. They're all 20 years older and they don't even

00:33:03.140 speak English. He didn't know who they were. Well, I love this. Uh, the, the Biden, Joe Biden's

00:33:11.640 ethics disclosure omits $5.1 million in a tax filing. And they just noticed this, there's $5 million

00:33:21.180 missing. And as somebody said, you know, the big guy is supposed to get 10%. So that could be 50

00:33:30.480 million in the family coffers right there, uh, represented. And we've got a four year investigation

00:33:37.760 going in Delaware where the issue is tax evasion. Uh, it's still no answer. Do you think the Biden

00:33:46.920 surname has anything to do with it? Yeah. Uh, you know, he's a public servant for almost 50 years

00:33:53.220 on a public servant salary. He's not a wealthy guy. You got to have a lot of money to have a $5

00:33:57.860 million error in your reporting to be off by that much. Uh, and you know, this has been going on for

00:34:04.080 years. He's a Congressman. He's a Senator on a Senator's salary for years. Yet somehow he bought

00:34:10.560 the DuPont mansion, the DuPont estate in Delaware and lived there. Nobody ever asked him how he afforded

00:34:15.860 the DuPont estate and then his beach house. He's been profiting. You know, most guys leave office

00:34:22.240 and then start to make millions. He figured out how to do it without leaving office by using his two

00:34:27.160 brothers and using his son as a bag man. Uh, and, and the media just looked the other way for decades

00:34:32.160 on this for decades. And they're still looking the other way. And people are accepting the idea that

00:34:38.780 this investigations could go four years and everybody's accepting bill Barr's statement that he

00:34:44.620 didn't want to intervene in the election of 2020, even though he knew Biden was lying through his

00:34:51.620 teeth and knew the state of that investigation. Uh, how do you rationalize that Mark? How can it be

00:34:59.260 rationalized? Uh, he says he didn't want to intervene. He changed the course of history for crying out

00:35:05.200 loud. Yeah. You know, you look back on history. Uh, it's cause he's a Democrat. What if Nixon had been a

00:35:11.060 Democrat, Woodward and Bernstein wouldn't never have done anything? They would have written a story

00:35:15.820 about how the Watergate didn't seem to have good locks on their doors. And, uh, why did that door

00:35:19.620 open? Uh, you know, I always ask about John F. Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe. How come it never

00:35:24.180 got reported? Well, it was a different era. No, it's cause it was a Democrat. If that was Richard

00:35:28.800 Nixon, it would have been on the front page the next day. It's, it's all based on the partisan nonsense.

00:35:35.400 Which makes you wonder, you know, who was it who really killed JFK? Was it a Democrat? Uh, because

00:35:41.920 for crying out loud, we still don't really know. Was it one bullet, two bullets, three bullets and

00:35:47.660 who fired it for what direction this after years and years of so-called investigation, I don't know

00:35:53.960 how many books, how many documentaries, we still don't know the answer to who killed.

00:35:59.900 Oh, I think we do. I've studied this carefully. Definitely Oswald. Definitely the three bullets

00:36:05.000 in the, uh, had three of the greatest reporters standing there at the time, McNeil,

00:36:10.340 Lair, uh, Bob Schieffer standing right there. And from that moment, investigated every, you know,

00:36:15.260 McNeil said he jumped over the, uh, wall where he ran up the grassy knoll jumped over the wall.

00:36:20.340 He said, there was nobody there. Nobody. Why did he run there? Uh, cause he's people turned

00:36:26.180 and looked as if the shots came from there. Ah, and he was in the car behind. So he ran up

00:36:31.420 there and looked, and there was nobody there. Well, I mean, that just tells us that somebody

00:36:35.840 was faster than Robin McNeil, uh, in a sprint up a hill. Well, but he got, he got over the wall

00:36:41.860 and it was apparently an enormous open area with train tracks and there was nobody in sight.

00:36:46.220 Did he, did you ever notice those sewer, uh, sewers and the manhole covers?

00:36:52.480 Uh, Oh, this is what happens when you get up. Did you ever check that out? Did you ever look

00:36:58.600 at the drain on the side of the curb from which they think the rifle might've been pointed as they

00:37:04.580 came around the curve at, uh, delays square. I mean, it's a, it's a, it's a clear shot. Some people

00:37:11.400 say, uh, you know, I've actually stood in that. I've stood in that window. You ever gone up to that

00:37:15.920 window and look down? I can't say I've ever been up to that window. Oh, it's not a, it looks in

00:37:20.020 pictures. Like it's some long, it's very close. Yeah. It's not very far. And that window is very

00:37:25.360 low. And, uh, there's the famous 1968 CBS test where they put 10 people up there and gave them

00:37:31.140 Oswald's rifle and they were able to duplicate the shots. Yeah. Which way did the president's head

00:37:36.240 jerk back on the, on the shot there? Oh, here we go. Didn't it go backwards? I can't remember for

00:37:44.740 sure, but I think it went backwards. Suddenly I'm in an Oliver Stone movie now.

00:37:50.020 Well, you volunteered expertise. I just want to see where we go here.

00:37:55.740 Again, you got, uh, the great secret service agent, Jerry, um, um, what's his name was right

00:38:00.580 there looking at it. And, uh, he, it, it seemed like it came from a hit. He turned to look at that

00:38:06.480 window. Uh, McNeil is on the car right behind. He thought it came from there. And they do say if you

00:38:11.180 can shoot from behind and there's some kind of, uh, whatever that effect is that makes the head go

00:38:15.140 back. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Uh, you know, but we don't really know what happened to his brain because his

00:38:22.180 brain was missing when they got to the final, uh, autopsy in DC, right? Uh, Clint Hill, that was the

00:38:28.480 secret service agent. Well, that's the brain. It's once you get to DC, you're in the swamp. Who

00:38:31.900 knows what's going to happen? Things laptop isn't real things vanish. Well, you know, we're here now.

00:38:38.260 I, I, I really, I laugh at people who worry about the JFK conspiracy like I do. Uh, and so,

00:38:45.720 you know, you and I are good friends for a reason. We both are fascinated by it. Uh, and, uh, you think

00:38:51.860 we've got a conclusion and I think, uh, I'll keep an open mind about where it is. It's, uh, it's a,

00:38:58.320 it's a fascinating story and good fun to talk about just like it is. Uh, do you believe in UFOs?

00:39:04.260 Uh, not really. No. I mean, you know, well, that was Mark made careful because I had the,

00:39:11.220 the, the, uh, yeah, I saw what happened in the last flight. I'm going to be careful here.

00:39:15.880 But if you came, uh, 20,000 light years from another planet, why would you just go to like

00:39:20.660 Montana? When you come to New York or you'd see all those lights on in Los Angeles,

00:39:24.960 wouldn't you go there? Why do they always go the middle of nowhere? Well, I've got a Harvard

00:39:28.820 professor on my side this time. Uh, he is, he's, he's asking for an investigation into the crash

00:39:36.460 in the ocean, uh, of a, uh, what is a perceived, uh, asteroid meteor. You can get depending on how

00:39:46.540 big it is and everything else we'll find out, but it's cylindrical, uh, in shape, broad shape. I mean,

00:39:52.820 it's rough and it looks like a piece of stone, but it is arguably cylindrical. And the question is

00:40:00.240 why not? And they believe it came from, uh, uh, uh, outside the solar system. If so, it is the first

00:40:07.040 one that we will know of. And there's a question about it. Is it a probe? This professor says,

00:40:13.840 not me, is it a probe? Uh, was it a relay station of some sort or was it perhaps a vehicle?

00:40:22.820 Of some kind. There are other possibilities, but those are the three principles. And he wants an

00:40:28.060 investigation. He wants to use a magnet to pick it up off the ocean's floor. So what do you think?

00:40:33.980 I think if you've got that kind of technology that you can go to another solar system,

00:40:39.140 what the hell would you want to hear? What, what would be interesting to this earth? Uh,

00:40:44.400 again, you wouldn't go to the middle of nowhere. You wouldn't, if you're that sophisticated in your

00:40:48.460 technology, you're not going to crash in the ocean. Wait a minute. Can you imagine the sheer

00:40:52.100 delight for any extraterrestrial when he or she says, take me to your leader? And they show that

00:40:59.100 show him Joe Biden bouncing into another wall. I mean, it would be, I, that would just be a moment

00:41:05.660 where, you know, the poor extraterrestrials would say, you know, this is not worth it.

00:41:10.480 We're going home right now. Uh, well, if they did come here, I get, you know, obviously you'd go to,

00:41:16.580 you'd look down and you'd see New York city. You'd go eat every illegal alien ends up right in the 1.00

00:41:20.780 New York city or Los Angeles. Uh, these people have another solar system and end up in the ocean.

00:41:25.340 They, they, they wouldn't just come for a second and crash and more would happen if it was real.

00:41:30.720 Well, you know, you and I are going to have to travel up to Cambridge and talk to that Harvard

00:41:34.200 professor because he wants to spend some taxpayer money on it. And I think it's our duty to either

00:41:39.620 support him or prevent further waste of government money. I've always found it's a good rule. If

00:41:46.040 they're in Cambridge, don't listen.

00:41:49.300 Our new Haven, uh, two really dangerous places. Uh, you know, think about it. How many of our judges

00:41:56.720 and our presidents have come from Harvard or Yale? It is, they ought to, you know, here's, I have a

00:42:03.800 a step towards solution on the rotten leadership that the country is experiencing right now.

00:42:10.440 Why don't we ban, ban Harvard, maybe the entire Ivy league, uh, Harvard, but certainly Harvard and

00:42:19.660 New Haven. And by the way, anytime a man claims to have been a professor at the university of

00:42:25.460 Pennsylvania, uh, uh, perhaps like Joe Biden did, we could ban that too. Penn would probably have to 0.93

00:42:32.220 be included. What do you think? Uh, yeah, we, I remember when Biden, uh, uh, the last appointment,

00:42:37.420 he said, now we have real diversity on the Supreme court. You got the 12, nine justices all from

00:42:42.640 Harvard and Yale. That's not diversity. If you took the top criminal lawyers in the country,

00:42:46.860 you'll notice they're all from Brooklyn college, uh, Hofstra, none of them are from Harvard

00:42:50.780 or the university of Texas, you know, one or the other, but, you know, it's been great fun talking

00:42:56.980 with you. I appreciate it so much, Mark, uh, you're dropping by and, uh, uh, uh, we always

00:43:02.000 give our guests the last word. So here you go. Well, I love this podcast. I listen

00:43:08.060 all the time. It's great stuff and keep it up. Well, thank you very much, Mark. And

00:43:13.020 you're a good friend, a great American, uh, an immense talent, uh, a broadcasting

00:43:18.480 legend and Mr. New York. Thanks so much. God bless Mark Simone, a great American

00:43:27.300 friend and friend tomorrow here will be our guest, John McLaughlin, great GOP strategist

00:43:33.640 and pollster. You'll have with him his new latest political poll to give us a penetrating

00:43:39.820 insight into the current state of the body politic in America. Please join us right here

00:43:45.680 tomorrow till then. God bless you and God bless America.

The Great America Show - April 28, 2022

AN INTELLIGENCE DEPT. WITH NO INTELLIGENCE, ELON’S TWITTER TAKEOVER AND WHO REALLY KILLED JFK？

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