00:00:00.000hello everybody and welcome to the great america show it's great to have you with us on another
00:00:06.700beautiful day in america thanks so much for being with us tonight live for the great america show
00:00:11.040wherever you're tuned in from as always uh let us know if you're joining us on good old-fashioned
00:00:15.300audio uh we appreciate you joining us there before we get into the big news of the day about
00:00:21.340anthony fauci you know i did a little rant on him yesterday because i was just so pissed off
00:00:27.080uh about how little has been done to this man who's been allowed to been pardoned by maybe an
00:00:34.600auto pen and pretty much just run rampant making several hundreds of thousands of dollars a year
00:00:41.280as a government employee seemingly thinking that he's untouchable he's invincible almost like he's
00:00:47.700deadpool um that nobody can get him nobody's you know allowed to ask him any questions nobody's
00:00:55.920allowed to bring up coronavirus. And we're going to get to it, but I want to first begin with some
00:01:02.480other big news of the day. The Senate Judiciary Committee voted this morning to advance Todd
00:01:07.900Blanche's nomination for attorney general. It was a vote of 12 to 10. The committee advances Blanche
00:01:13.240after RINO Senators Tom Tillis and Cornyn backed down and came to an agreement over the
00:01:18.500weaponization fund. The full confirmation vote to make Blanche permanent AG could happen as early
00:01:25.200as last this week. Last Sunday night, Todd Blanche rescinded that $1.8 billion weaponization fund
00:01:33.300that was put forth by the Trump administration as a way to give back to those people who were
00:01:42.480taken advantage of, abused, violated, their rights violated during the sham January 6th
00:01:50.440committee witch hunt during the witch hunt in Congress, during the witch hunt of the FBI,
00:01:57.920you name it. These people were, lives were destroyed. People spent years in jail without
00:02:04.600seeing a judge, without seeing a trial. It was almost like it was non-America. It was literally
00:02:09.820like these people were being locked up in Venezuela, where there was no right to due process,
00:02:15.080no right to face your accuser. And that's what we went through for years.
00:02:18.880But now there's still people who are pissed, including myself, for the very little that has been done to hold those to account who used and abused the laws and went against the laws of this country to demean these people of their rights.
00:02:39.920So we hope as Attorney General of the United States, Todd Blanche, who, by the way, saw firsthand what it was like to have someone's rights taken from them, because he was President Trump's personal attorney as he sat in that New York courtroom.
00:02:58.160Now, Blanche was a Democrat, I believe, but hopefully he's come around after seeing what the Democrats were so capable of doing during those four short years, I should say long years, of Joseph Robinette Biden and the abuses of Merrick Garland and the arrest of the administration.
00:03:28.160it was a travesty. And they took advantage. And like I said, still to this day,
00:03:34.980nobody has ever been held accountable for that. So we hope, like I said, Todd Blanche
00:03:41.480hits the ground running when the time comes. So last week, while I was on vacation,
00:03:51.420it was, I think Paul could have waited a week, right? Anthony Fauci was before Congress.
00:03:58.160As he sat down, Rand Paul had a very straight to the point, 30 second instruction for him.
00:04:07.760Therefore, although it pains me to do so because of the respect I have for the legislative branch
00:04:16.320of government and my decades-long record of cooperating with Congress, under the advice
00:04:24.300of my attorneys, I will invoke my right under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution to
00:04:31.200refrain from answering your questions.
00:14:24.520The American people wanted retribution.
00:14:27.320Now, whatever word you want to use to describe it,
00:14:30.220retaliation, retribution, is what the Democrats say it was.
00:14:33.720I call it truth, justice and the American way. It's what they wanted. It's the reason why they overwhelmingly supported President Trump in 2024. It's the reason why they overwhelmingly supported a Republican House of Representatives. It's the reason why they overwhelmingly supported a Senate.
00:14:55.380the people want results and i think this is a good a point for them to get off so let's let's
00:15:04.400move on for this because anthony fauci makes me sick i want to talk about something that's
00:15:09.440really interesting and it's the senate race in texas and right before the show i
00:15:15.200had put out a tweet on this because i find it so interesting every poll from this month
00:18:00.660and there was pollsters who actually came out
00:18:02.420and had massey ahead like there's no shot he's beaten the trump endorsement there's no shot
00:18:12.160and i see this the same exact way and it's why i continue to not believe the polls and whenever i
00:18:19.660question a poll i go see what the people on calci are betting on i like to see what the people
00:18:25.120believe what the real pulse is so i just thought that was interesting and like i say i always
00:18:31.680talk about calcium here because i think it's a really good tool to see where the people
00:18:38.660are putting their money we're taking one more quick break here folks live on that tonight on
00:18:44.580the great america show there's so much more to get to uh mark wayne mullen is he in hot water
00:18:49.400john thune the calls are coming in for him to resign and i think they're long long long overdue
00:18:56.880so stay with us folks we're coming right back in less than 60 seconds let us know where you're
00:19:01.120tuned in from. We're coming right back. I promise. Thanks everybody for staying with us here to live
00:19:10.780tonight for the great America show GW five to good afternoon. Patriots from San Diego. Appreciate
00:19:15.160you tuning in, Jim. Good evening, everyone from peaceful Southeast, uh, Texas. Glad you're back,
00:19:21.520John. I appreciate you joining us and, uh, I'm glad I'm back too. I hate taking off from work.
00:19:26.740I really do. It's not fun. Fauci deserves to die in the same torturous way he did to those puppies
00:19:34.080in the cage with sand fleas. Yeah, I mean, that doesn't even, we didn't even touch on the issue
00:19:39.800of what we did with the beagles and that stuff really, that one drives me nuts. The testing on
00:19:45.060animals absolutely grinds my gears. I mean, I've spoken about my love for animals on this show,
00:19:50.640I think many times, and especially for dogs, um, I like dogs better than I like people.
00:19:56.280Um, that, that's a whole, whole different issue, but you're absolutely right.
00:20:01.920He does deserve to, to be, and I say this all the time.
00:20:06.880And, you know, I got a lot of friends who were in the prison system working, you know,
00:20:11.900corrections officers and so on and so forth.
00:20:13.360And the way that animal abusers are treated, women abusers are treated, pedophiles are treated is far different than how the average criminal is treated in jail, is what I'm told by my friends who work in the correctional system.
00:20:35.140And it's, I think rightfully so, takes a certain kind of scumbag to prey on animals.
00:20:43.360Fall girl, a delight to have you with us, Jim.
00:20:46.580So these pollsters are trying to convince everyone the vote will be controlled by the illegal immigrants.
00:20:51.480Yeah, I don't know what they're trying to convince, Jim.
00:26:58.300a little frustrated with how the Senate is holding
00:27:00.340is handling this whole situation. Have you guys found some common ground here or is there still
00:27:06.860a lot of tension there? Well, you know, I would say we're a lot frustrated, quite frankly.
00:27:12.720Senator Thune has the opportunity to put this on the House floor. They can do the talking
00:27:17.960filibuster. Look, in 1964, the Civil Rights Act was passed because of the talking filibuster.
00:27:23.960In 1965, the Voting Rights Act was passed because of the talking filibuster.
00:27:29.760The Dodd-Frank bill was passed because of the talking filibuster.
00:27:33.340So there's a precedent here when you have monumental, transformative pieces of legislation for the Senate to use this procedural maneuver to get it done.
00:27:43.280So, John Thune, do your job, get it done, or get out of the way.
00:27:47.900President Trump has weighed in a lot on this.
00:27:50.640What is the latest we're hearing from him and what he wants the Senate to do?
00:27:55.440He's frustrated just like I am, just like the American people are, that they see the
00:28:22.380To be honest with you, I have not heard a good answer from the Senate as to why they're not moving it, aside from the fact that John Thune has said he doesn't have the votes.