The Great America Show - June 06, 2022


HILLARY, HER CAMPAIGN & DEEP STATE ROBBED TRUMP OF MUCH OF HIS PRESIDENCY

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Reparations are a lousy idea, except if you happen to be a victim of government wrongs, then it starts to feel like a really good idea. Here's a better idea: We could all become victims of our government, and seek electoral justice and become electoral justice warriors.

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00:00:00.000 Hello, everybody. I'm Lou Dobbs, and this is The Great America Show. Welcome. Great to have you
00:00:06.160 with us to pursue truth, justice, and the American way. The more we hear all that talk about
00:00:13.520 reparations in the People's Republic of California, the more I think about reparations myself.
00:00:20.700 And I think they're really a lousy idea. There are just too many problems with reparations.
00:00:26.520 Half the country was opposed to slavery. Hundreds of thousands of Union troops died freeing the
00:00:32.980 slaves. And how do you go about straightening all of that out? Like I said, it's a lousy idea,
00:00:39.240 except, except until and unless you happen to be a reparations recipient. And then it starts to feel
00:00:49.380 pretty interesting, like maybe a really good idea. So that put me to thinking. If our state and federal
00:00:57.260 governments are going to get into the reparations business with our taxpayer money, well, then you
00:01:03.140 and I just might ought to be thinking about how we, Trump supporters and voters all, could get in on
00:01:10.100 the gravy train. Excuse me. I mean, how we should seek compensation for the many injustices and wrongs
00:01:19.380 are an identifiable class of victims for the purpose of compensation. I mean, we are recent victims,
00:01:26.580 victims of 2020, and the you-know-whos who rigged the election. We know who's to blame,
00:01:34.200 who should be compensating us, and most of the crimes done unto us. So here's my idea. Just think about
00:01:41.680 this, please. There are just about 74 million of us who voted for Trump who can identify ourselves as
00:01:48.460 victims. Have you ever wanted to be a victim? Well, this may be our time. We could be classified as
00:01:56.280 victims of our government, and we could start legal action right away, seeking instead of social justice
00:02:03.000 and being social justice warriors. We would seek electoral justice and be electoral justice warriors.
00:02:11.160 We know that the 2020 election certainly was rigged with the help of the Obama-era intelligence
00:02:17.380 chiefs, the attorney general under Trump, and the Department of Justice, and of course, Hillary and
00:02:23.320 Barack and Joe's personal agency at arms, the FBI. Hillary, by the way, could owe quite a bill
00:02:31.200 if our legal pursuit of reparations were to pay off. I mean, not pay off. I mean, succeeds.
00:02:38.100 And while we're at it, how many millions of Americans didn't vote for Trump because of the
00:02:43.620 big lies, the Russian collusion, disinformation driven by Hillary, the FBI, the DOJ, the Democratic
00:02:50.640 National Committee, the deep state and corporate media? That's probably another 10 million victims.
00:02:56.460 And then there's A.G. Barr. He didn't call out Joe Biden for his lies about Hunter's Laptop.
00:03:05.260 And those intelligence veterans, 51 of them, including five former CIA directors,
00:03:12.060 they said it was Russian disinformation. Another lie. And now the price starts to really add up,
00:03:19.440 and we add another 10 million people who were probably dissuaded from voting for Trump in 2020
00:03:25.580 as a result. This is big, folks. So let's think big. So how about this idea? We'll set up an
00:03:32.640 exploratory committee. We'll call it Electoral Justice Warriors. Let us know what you think. Truth us,
00:03:40.620 tweet us, whatever. But think about it. I think this could be big. And few know more about the election
00:03:47.120 of 2020 than our guest today. He's been reporting on it all for two years now. John Solomon is the
00:03:53.960 founder, editor-in-chief of JustTheNews.com, and we'll be talking about all the latest from Just
00:04:00.000 the News on 2020 and this year. But first, I'd like to take up the Capitol Hill intrusion into
00:04:07.060 Congressman Troy Nell's office and what appears to be a cover-up. No one covering the story better than
00:04:14.500 Just the News. John Solomon, great to have you with us. Thanks for being with us. I want to start
00:04:20.440 with Congressman Nell's, the internal probe on the Capitol Police for photographing the
00:04:27.480 congressman's work for entering, either legally or whatever you wanted to style it as. The man's
00:04:35.900 office was entered by Capitol Police, and they actually did an investigation. It's outrageous.
00:04:41.800 Your reporting tells us that there is a problem.
00:04:47.740 Yes. Yes. The inspector general of the Capitol Police, an independent watchdog that monitors the
00:04:52.660 behavior of the Capitol Police, said this raised a lot of concerns, starting with what they called
00:04:57.940 the questionable judgment of the officer deciding to go into the office, check if it was secure. That's
00:05:03.780 an okay part of it. But then to go take a picture of the lawmakers' legislative work,
00:05:08.300 violating the privacy and the constitutionally protected work of that lawmaker, it was troubling
00:05:13.560 to the inspector general. It not only was troubling to the inspector general, one of the supervisory
00:05:18.560 sergeants involved in this whole fiasco said, I don't know why he took a picture. We don't get,
00:05:22.560 we don't have any legal authority to investigate members of Congress. So there are probably more
00:05:29.340 questions raised by the report. We were allowed to read this report from a law enforcement source. We went
00:05:34.240 through it last night and you get three messages from it. One, the officer wasn't properly trained
00:05:39.460 so much so that he didn't even think taking the picture was a problem. Two, he didn't fill out the
00:05:44.580 right report. He filled out a report for when you stop someone and arrest them when in fact it was an
00:05:49.180 open door situation. The third thing is the circumstances, the story that the police officer
00:05:54.780 gives. The inspector general could not replicate the condition. So the police officer says it's the
00:06:00.220 weekend of Thanksgiving last year. He walks up and Congressman Nell's office door is wide open.
00:06:06.220 And by the way, there's nothing propping it open. It's just open. He walks through it. He goes in,
00:06:10.620 he looks around, he sees some messages on a whiteboard. He says, well, that looks suspicious
00:06:14.820 because they were talking about body armor. The reason the body armor was mentioned on there was
00:06:19.120 because the congressman was preparing a military bill to get new body armor for soldiers. 1.00
00:06:23.740 John, what in the world did this idiot think that a U.S. congressman was preparing to armor up 1.00
00:06:30.520 and go on a shooting spree? Unclear. That's the funny thing. They didn't ask him what he was 1.00
00:06:34.900 thinking. It's vague. They go through the process. I think the inspector general was a little deficient.
00:06:39.660 When I read the report, I say, boy, I wish I could have asked this policeman, why? What do you think?
00:06:44.120 What was the crime? What was it? They don't know. But here's the thing that's really mysterious
00:06:48.200 about it, Lou. The IG could not get the door to stay wide open. So it closed every time and it
00:06:54.580 locked every time. The officer claims it mysteriously stayed open on its own and levitated open
00:06:58.720 when he walked in. There's no one that was able to replicate that. And I think that starts the
00:07:04.180 troubling process, which is the grounds for entering, they couldn't replicate the condition
00:07:08.920 that he said existed. And I think that that begins, you see why Congressman Nels, when he was on
00:07:13.880 your show yesterday, why he had so much doubt about this. Yeah. And he is, as he should be,
00:07:19.760 absolutely adamant that there will be answers. And I think Congressman Nels is one of the finest
00:07:26.640 people in the United States House of Representatives, and there will be an accounting. But, you know,
00:07:32.320 at the same time, you know, the glib response in all of this is, well, the Capitol Police are nothing
00:07:38.300 more than Nancy Pelosi's, you know, armed extension of her office. Yeah. I, I, by the way, I, I don't
00:07:47.700 doubt that. I can't prove it, but I don't doubt it either. Because, A, you couldn't replicate the
00:07:54.920 door being open. Two, you had, and I believe his name is Diaz, is that correct, the officer that
00:08:00.300 entered there. And he is, he has a lot to answer for. He lied about why he took the pictures. He
00:08:08.260 said that's what they were trained to do, which we all know is pure bunkum. So why isn't he being
00:08:14.660 held accountable for that? And thirdly, there's not even, as far as I know, there's not been an
00:08:20.960 apology. There's not been any further investigation. I mean, what's going, what do you think is going on
00:08:27.900 here? Quite the opposite of an apology. The Capitol Hill Police gave us a statement last night,
00:08:32.560 basically saying that Congressman Nels is a conspiracy theorist. And he was, by his criticism,
00:08:37.480 he was harming the reputations of the Capitol Police. He has every right to be upset. Someone
00:08:42.680 walked in his office, took a picture. That's why we have the Fourth Amendment. And by the way, you
00:08:46.420 don't, when you become a member of Congress, you don't suddenly give up your Fourth Amendment right
00:08:50.120 to protection from illegal search and seizure. I think the Capitol Hill Police leadership does not
00:08:56.380 appreciate what the perception and the failure that they committed here. Their response to us was not
00:09:02.760 only glib, it was, well, the congressman's to blame for this. That's not what the report says. The report
00:09:07.640 says bad training, bad policies. It said a whole bunch of supervisors got involved when the complaint
00:09:13.660 and then not a single one of the supervisors recognized that the officer's conduct didn't follow
00:09:18.720 the standing operating procedures. That's a big concern. This is a police department that is not
00:09:24.360 operating well. And we have two instances now of this. And I think we have the FBI not operating
00:09:30.620 well, lying, constantly playing politics. Yeah, corrupt. And now you have the Capitol Police. 0.93
00:09:36.140 These are two agencies that we need to have confidence in. We need the confidence of the
00:09:40.480 Capitol Police so they protect us. We need the confidence of the FBI to protect us. Both agencies
00:09:45.400 are in distress right now. Yeah, I think we can take two perspectives on that, though, John.
00:09:50.240 Yeah, it is. If you are a law abiding citizen, a Republican congressman, it's not operating well.
00:09:58.780 If you're a Democrat on Capitol Hill working for Nancy Pelosi and don't really care about law and
00:10:06.020 order and corruption, they're working just fine. They're the Capitol Hill Police. You don't have
00:10:11.880 any questions, probably, if you're in that camp about why they didn't do more on January 6th,
00:10:17.480 why they were unprepared, why some of their uniformed officers were waving what they decided
00:10:23.140 to call insurrectionists, that is, Trump supporters, into the building. This is not simply not operating
00:10:30.340 well. We're dealing with a department that is out of control, there's no discipline, and had the
00:10:37.460 temerity, the arrogance, to call a sitting U.S. congressman a conspiracy theorist when they
00:10:45.140 violated his office, I would light them up, brother, if I were that congressman.
00:10:51.400 Listen, I think that moment's coming. I think that moment's coming, Lou. I've talked to several
00:10:56.080 members of Congress, including leaders in Congress, who plan a full-scale investigation of the Capitol
00:11:01.260 Hill Police. They still don't believe the truth has been told about January 6th. They have some
00:11:05.740 concerns about how money has been spent in the department, because it was pretty clear that the
00:11:10.420 officers that were responding to the January 6th riot didn't have great equipment. Some of it looked
00:11:15.220 old. It broke when it was struck. So the question is, where did all this money go for a long time?
00:11:20.180 Where did those intelligence report warnings that the FBI and others gave to the Capitol Police? I
00:11:25.660 believe if Republicans get in control in November, people like Jim Banks, Jim Jordan, are going to zero
00:11:30.960 in on this department and find out all of its deficiencies. And one of those deficiencies Republicans are most
00:11:36.420 concerned about political bias. Cops should not see red and blue. They should only see equal justice.
00:11:42.920 And I think that this department is going to get a significant review if Republicans take control.
00:11:49.340 A significant review. There's no discipline. There's no penalty. There's no punishment.
00:11:53.280 They're never, I just can't imagine it happening, John. I would love to join you on the brighter side of
00:11:59.920 the line on this one. But I really think that when you've got a department this, this, this egregiously
00:12:08.580 violating regulations, law and decency, it's time to bring somebody shored up by the nape of the neck.
00:12:14.780 Yeah. And I mean, now, why is it, why is it the Republican leadership in the house at the forefront of
00:12:22.720 this investigation demanding answers right now? Why is it, I mean, I'll take even the political
00:12:29.700 answer. Why isn't Kevin McCarthy showing enough guts and leadership to take the forefront when he's got
00:12:35.880 a representative in his conference who's been, whose office has been violated?
00:12:40.660 Yeah, it's a good question. Most of the leadership that I talked to said they were unaware of it other
00:12:45.640 than Rodney Davis, who has taken a very strong interest in this and really pushed the IG to do an
00:12:51.780 investigation. I don't think the IG even wanted to touch this one. You could tell. Well, then they
00:12:55.660 titled the report. They said it's about filing the wrong report, which is one of the findings, but
00:13:00.360 this is much more than just filing the wrong paperwork. An officer, an officer without a search
00:13:06.520 and seizure warrant took a picture and launched an investigation. That is a fourth amendment violation
00:13:11.440 on its face. I don't know the answer why we have not been able to get answers from the leadership,
00:13:16.420 but we are going to try very hard. Well, and I, I have great confidence that you,
00:13:20.920 that you will. Uh, I, I don't know about this, uh, wrong report, uh, response, wrong report.
00:13:29.400 So, uh, there's a lot of discussion in the report that the officer, uh, engaged in what is known as
00:13:35.240 a, you know, a breached office or a concern about an insecure office. And there's a form 50 you're
00:13:39.820 supposed to fill out for that. For some reason, he filled out a form 76 is, which is a form when you
00:13:45.540 stop someone that you think was involved in a criminal activity. So what that does though, the
00:13:52.460 difference between the two, right, is that an open officing becomes a security issue. Just make sure
00:13:57.500 everything's fine. If you, if you file it as a stop, it allowed the Capitol intelligence unit, the
00:14:02.600 Capitol police intelligence unit to get involved. And that's what happens. The second part of the story
00:14:07.180 is the officer not only takes a picture, files a report, the photo gets sent to the intelligence
00:14:11.600 unit and the intelligence unit comes over and conducts a, at least a, uh, an interrogation
00:14:16.920 of the, uh, Congressman staff after interviewing them to their credit. They said, there's nothing
00:14:21.900 here. Let's close this down. This is stupid. But, uh, there is a lot of questions about why the wrong
00:14:27.100 form was reported. And here's another thing they were, there is clear evidence in the IG report that
00:14:32.320 multiple supervisors were trying to keep this off the books, meaning they didn't want anyone to ever be
00:14:37.560 able to find what happened. Covering it up, right? Exactly. Yeah. They didn't want it in the,
00:14:41.500 what they call the record system. Uh, that suggests that somebody knew that, uh, it didn't
00:14:46.480 smell right. Those are all things that the IG report points out. Now you would think that they
00:14:51.840 would maybe broaden the title of the report to saying, Hey, improper search or improper
00:14:55.560 photographing of a, of an officer. They, they focus it on the process instead of the larger
00:15:00.400 constitutional issue. But that's what this report raises a constitutional issue.
00:15:05.700 Well, it raises a constitutional issue. It also raises a huge number of other issues.
00:15:10.440 Is this just part of a Marxist democratic leadership of the democratic party, uh, operating
00:15:17.380 beyond law and, and, uh, and regulation and doing as they damn well please, whether it is
00:15:24.820 January 6th and then, uh, convening a, a committee, uh, a Stalinist, uh, era committee that, uh, is
00:15:34.480 now trying to use it for political purposes, uh, and looking like, uh, ever the, as every 0.97
00:15:41.200 passing day, uh, goes, uh, sailing by like bigger fools. Uh, I want to turn real quickly 0.97
00:15:46.740 to another thing about some people looking like fools, all the people who said that there 0.96
00:15:50.500 were no, it was a perfect election. Yeah. They, they should have talked to Maricopa County. 0.98
00:15:55.420 Should they, they sure have 19,000 ballots were counted, even though the postmark on them
00:16:00.760 were beyond what is known as the legal expiration date, meaning the date that they, the law says
00:16:05.280 they can no longer be counted. Uh, the fact that it took us almost two years to find this
00:16:09.420 out shows you how dysfunctional the election system is. And you take that revelation on
00:16:13.900 terms of everything else that the Senate audit showed us in Arizona, Arizona's election counting
00:16:20.480 system is a mess. And then, and then the day that that comes out and we discovered that there's a,
00:16:25.940 in a brand new election just happened, a primary in Georgia, in, uh, DeKalb County, which is the
00:16:31.000 second or third largest urban County in Georgia behind Fulton. Uh, there was a primary just a few
00:16:37.300 weeks ago and, uh, the machines miscounted a local race by 3000 votes, by the way, in a local race
00:16:43.460 where there's a small number of voters, 3000 votes is a huge margin change. It was so consequential
00:16:49.400 that the person who was leading and expected to be declared the winner today suddenly became
00:16:53.960 in third or second place. And someone else suddenly shot to the forefront. Um, the idea
00:16:59.540 that our system is perfect is far from it. We are now time and time and time again, turning
00:17:05.860 up evidence that the system works in this case, the machines themselves aren't to blame the
00:17:10.240 people who programmed them, uh, at the state and County level appear to have made a terrible
00:17:14.240 goof, but it took them two and a half weeks to discover this. And now you have a Democrat.
00:17:18.220 This is the sweet irony of it for Republicans, a Democrat saying, please don't certify the
00:17:22.360 results of the wrong. Um, what a, what a funny twist of fate that now Democrats have a reason
00:17:27.700 to say, don't certify the vote. Well, I, you know, in this instance, you're referring to
00:17:32.260 the Georgia County ballot, but we really don't know what the rest of the count is, do we?
00:17:38.360 And we know that also, uh, talking here with, uh, Mike Lindell, uh, he says that there
00:17:43.680 are, uh, he has evidence of, uh, miscounts as well, uh, in the state of Alabama. And we
00:17:51.360 have also going to your, uh, to Maricopa County. It's important to tell this audience that not
00:17:58.620 only did they count 19,000 ballots, they shouldn't have, uh, for Biden, but, but Joe Biden only
00:18:08.240 won by 10,500 votes in 2020. Uh, according to keep in mind, there are 50,000 other ballots that
00:18:16.500 are already in question from the Senate audit that came out last summer. So you add these 19,000 onto
00:18:22.400 that, you've got a body of 70, 80,000 ballots that now seem to be legally questionable in a race that
00:18:28.440 was settled by less than 12,000 in, uh, Georgia, where I think the margin was about 11,000. Uh,
00:18:35.240 you've got at least 3000 votes that now Brian Kemp himself, the governor has always insisted that
00:18:40.920 he himself is challenging saying these were miscounted. The, it were, you may be 3000 votes
00:18:45.480 off in, in, in Georgia on one race. And, and that's in 2020. And now you've got the possibility
00:18:51.160 that there was a large ballot harvesting scheme going on. That's being investigated now by
00:18:55.620 Brad Rafsenberger and the secretary of state's office. Uh, we now know there were significant
00:19:01.560 issues. Those are law enforcement investigations. Now let's take it to a second, uh, tier. The courts
00:19:08.240 in Wisconsin, the courts in Pennsylvania have said the actual methods used to distribute and count
00:19:13.660 ballots in 2020 were unlawful or unconstitutional. There are two issues in Wisconsin. Uh, more than
00:19:20.520 200,000 people were allowed to say, because you're afraid to go out and covet, you are disabled and
00:19:25.040 allowed to vote from home without a vote ID. The courts have ruled that was a wrong declaration.
00:19:29.920 The Wisconsin had no lawful right. The bureaucrats who ran the elections, by the way, who lean left 1.00
00:19:34.460 had no right to make that declaration. And that calls into question about 130, 140,000 ballots,
00:19:41.180 uh, that were cast more than, uh, uh, five times the vote margin there. In addition, there's now a court
00:19:47.920 ruling, uh, sustained by the Supreme court of Wisconsin saying there was no basis to allow drop boxes.
00:19:53.680 There was no legal authority to put those drop boxes out while there's about six, 800,000 votes
00:19:58.380 that were dropped into drop boxes, according to Wisconsin. So that's Wisconsin. Now let's go to
00:20:02.540 Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania used no excuse, absentee mail balloting in 2020. The courts have
00:20:08.740 ruled there. There is no provision under the Pennsylvania constitution to have allowed that
00:20:13.580 for the happen. Well, there's almost a million people. I believe I got to go back and look at the
00:20:16.740 numbers, but a large number of people in Pennsylvania who voted, uh, uh, no excuse,
00:20:21.700 absentee. We now have courts declaring large unlawful activity occurred in the 2020 election.
00:20:28.720 The big lie is not that there were problems. The big lie is there weren't, there weren't problems.
00:20:34.720 The Democrats claimed that there weren't problems have now been dismissed by the courts and by
00:20:39.260 multiple investigations. At some point, the mainstream media has to be held accountable for
00:20:44.520 continuing to deny or ignore these revelations. Yeah. And by the way, these are revelations that
00:20:50.560 change the outcome of the election, uh, and, and could change indeed the, the result is who should
00:20:59.560 be in the, in the white house. But we've also got to be very clear. I think John, uh, with the audience
00:21:05.360 here, uh, we're talking, uh, we're talking about the president of the United States. Donald Trump was
00:21:12.160 right. He said it was a rigged election. It was a rigged election in, in various States, uh, with,
00:21:19.600 and he was right about the number of votes that were, uh, uh, uh, not counted properly. I'm going
00:21:26.120 to say it gently and sweetly like that. Uh, the man, the man was wronged by the democratic party
00:21:34.160 in a number of States. You just mentioned Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Arizona, uh, and Georgia,
00:21:40.060 he was wronged by both parties. I think it's fair to say it's, this is an appalling circumstance
00:21:47.300 because now we know that we were told by the national corporatist media lies that that was a
00:21:55.860 perfect election. And they used again, uh, Krebs from the Homeland security, uh, cyber unit,
00:22:02.640 uh, which had at least ostensibly some sort of, uh, control over the election. I mean,
00:22:09.280 it's just a false declaration. He told us that we're no hacking. We then learned eight months
00:22:13.880 after he made that declaration that since the summer of 2020, the FBI knew that Iranian hackers
00:22:19.180 had gotten ahold of more than a hundred thousand voters identity in a single state, and then use
00:22:24.500 those identities to try to change the outcome of the election. In many cases, negatively targeting
00:22:30.200 Republicans. That's what the indictment of the Biden justice department says. So Brian, uh, Mr. Krebs,
00:22:36.060 um, declaration is not accurate now because the FBI has come out and said, Oh no, there was a big
00:22:40.940 hack. And by the way, we all knew it in the summer of 2020, you go back and I want to take one other
00:22:45.600 thing because I think it may be at the most consequential rigging of the election because it
00:22:50.020 involves all 50 States. We've got these issues in individual States, right? We got Pennsylvania.
00:22:54.420 We talk about Arizona, Georgia, Wisconsin. We know those, but voters in all 50 States were told
00:23:01.120 that the Hunter Biden laptop revelations were a lie, a Russian disinformation. And then after the
00:23:07.540 election, we found out those declarations were false and knowingly false. And in fact, the people who wrote
00:23:12.120 the letter claiming that 51 intelligence professionals had no basis to make that claim. They just made it up
00:23:18.240 based on their quote unquote experience in the intelligence world that affects votes in every
00:23:23.780 one of the 50 States that cast votes in 2020. When you talk about rigged, that is the single biggest
00:23:30.000 probably, you look at the polling, 70% of people said if they knew more about Hunter Biden, it might
00:23:34.620 have changed their vote. Uh, that plus then all the rule changes, all of the cheating, all of the
00:23:40.040 ballot harvesting, you get a sense why a large swath of this country no longer trusts its election
00:23:46.160 system. Anyone who trusts the election system. And I will say this just straight up. Anyone who
00:23:52.220 trusts the election system as currently constructed and, uh, operated, uh, is a fool. Uh, this is a 0.99
00:24:01.840 ridiculous moment where we have Supreme court, the Supreme court with two opportunities didn't 0.99
00:24:07.860 intervene. Uh, this Pennsylvania Supreme court wouldn't intervene. And you talk about the most 0.84
00:24:14.180 consequential part. You're talking about the shield that they gave these 51 so-called intelligence
00:24:20.280 veterans, uh, and including five former, uh, uh, CIA directors. They gave Joe Biden a shield in that
00:24:29.740 second and final debate to, to simply say there is no problem with Hunter Biden's laptop and its
00:24:36.900 contents. And, uh, uh, there is no, uh, evidence ever that he was a upper. We now know that the
00:24:45.460 attorney general of the United States working for Donald Trump stood there knowing, and he admitted
00:24:51.760 it in his book. He knew that Joe Biden was lying through his teeth to the American people about the
00:24:59.840 laptop, about it being Russian disinformation. And not only that, that he knew that Hunter Biden was under
00:25:05.900 criminal investigation, something that would have changed the whole outcome of the election.
00:25:09.620 And the man didn't have the guts to intervene because he quote unquote said, I didn't think
00:25:14.940 it'd be right to intervene. Even as a man is constructing a lie to seize the presidency of
00:25:22.640 the United States. Now you tell me whatever word you want. President Trump was gentle. He called
00:25:29.600 William Barr a weak man. I think he's a lot more than that. I think he's a co-conspirator.
00:25:35.200 Right. Here's a, here's a true story, Lou. I haven't told this to many people, but in the
00:25:38.440 summer of, um, uh, 2020, I got source a tip that there was a Hunter Biden investigation,
00:25:45.960 a criminal investigation. That was important to me because I was being attacked saying,
00:25:49.600 why are you reporting a Hunter Biden? Everything's fine with him. Well, he's under criminal
00:25:52.180 investigation. I even have notes from a document that purported this. And then the bar justice
00:25:57.980 department on the record denied it, which as a journalist, if you have anonymous material,
00:26:01.840 and then you have an on the record, you can't really reconcile it. You can't report it. They
00:26:05.040 lied to me. They waved me off something that turned out to be true. Um, those are just really
00:26:10.320 frustrating moments that we see. And, you know, you want to believe the people in power. You want
00:26:14.260 to believe that Bill Barr, Donald Trump's appointee would give us the truth, but we were waved off it.
00:26:18.760 It was very distant, disingenuous. My, my source material wasn't very strong. So when you get an on
00:26:23.400 the record denial, you go back and keep reporting, which we did, but, um, we, you know, time and time
00:26:28.980 again, uh, the bureaucrats and the, uh, Washington establishment hijacked the will of the American
00:26:35.020 people. It's clear in 2016 and it's clear in 2020. And there will have to be an accounting.
00:26:41.520 There certainly must be an accounting. I I've got to ask you what your reaction was when you found out
00:26:46.380 from Congressman Jim Jordan, Congressman Matt Gaetz at Russell Bloor told him that. Yeah.
00:26:51.820 The department of justice and the FBI had a portal office, uh, an office and portal in Coy Perkins
00:27:02.660 law offices, the democratic parties, legal firm. Remember when Donald Trump called this a swamp.
00:27:10.100 These are the examples of the swamp. You have a law firm with a special arrangement with the FBI.
00:27:14.580 No one of us know about it while this whole scheme of Russia collusion is being carried out. Oh, by the
00:27:19.060 way by that law firm. Cause the law firm had Michael Sussman. It hired Christopher Steele. It hired
00:27:23.920 fusion GPS. It was taking instructions from Hillary Clinton. And for 10 years, there's been a special
00:27:29.600 relationship. We don't know all the details about it, but now we know one existed and the FBI stood
00:27:34.920 silent. They didn't let us know that that's why Donald Trump gets a lot of nodding heads. Every time
00:27:39.080 he says Washington is still a swamp. Yeah. Uh, Washington is still a swamp. Uh, our, our department of
00:27:46.080 justice, our FBI, you and I've talked about this before and you've been very, and I give you credit
00:27:51.140 for it, defending all of the good people in the FBI and department of justice. But I'm going to say
00:27:56.300 this. It's very clear today. There are not nearly as many good people in that department and in that
00:28:03.060 agency as there should be, because not one of them think about this. Not one of them stepped forward
00:28:09.120 to talk about any of this knowing full well, what was in front of them. And I know that this
00:28:14.640 narrative is right now. Oh, they, the lower downs were lied to by the higher ups. But the fact of
00:28:21.640 the matter is a lot of people knew what was going on and never said a word. And that is to me,
00:28:26.940 disheartening, uh, disappointing and make, and infuriating. Let me be very clear. Infuriating.
00:28:34.260 I think every American should be. Listen, silence is complicity. That's, that's the message of the
00:28:39.740 Russia collusion story. The people who stood silent allowed that plot to be carried out for
00:28:43.800 two years, three years. It robbed the American public of the Trump early presidency. And it
00:28:48.640 deceived all of us, millions of dollars of investigations, lots of reputations ruined
00:28:52.640 all on a false dirty trick. Amazing. And bill Barr today, one of the headlines, uh, recently bill
00:29:00.960 Barr says Trump should not run for reelection in 2024. The former AG says Republicans can't keep
00:29:07.640 talking about the last election and calls for a party civil war to bring in a new era, just like
00:29:14.680 Reagan did. And you know, who's going to be leading that civil war, John? Why Paul Ryan? Yes. Paul Ryan
00:29:21.220 is admonishing all the Republicans who didn't vote for president Trump's impeachment. That little creep
00:29:28.860 should be held to account. I mean, that is disgusting. He supposedly resigned Ryan from 0.97
00:29:36.900 politics in 2019. He sits on the board of, uh, of Fox. I mean, this man is a bona fide agent for a
00:29:47.680 fifth column of rhinos and deep staters. And I mean, he needs, he needs to be thoroughly investigated.
00:29:55.520 I do think the Republican party or a lot of the people that have figured out where Paul Ryan's,
00:30:00.620 uh, hand of cards laid and also how much he let down this country. Uh, there's another thing about
00:30:05.860 Paul Ryan, forget all the other things and I need to wrap, but I wanted to just mention this. It was
00:30:10.080 a man that preached to us about fiscal discipline. And when he became in as a house speaker, he blew up
00:30:14.940 the budget. And from the moment he got alluded, we, we got deeper and deeper in debt on Paul Ryan's
00:30:19.640 watch, uh, his signature issue. He couldn't even deliver on that. And I think that history will look
00:30:24.640 back at Paul Ryan saying he had the right rhetoric and the wrong actions. Yeah. Well, his was a,
00:30:29.760 an act of rhetoric. It certainly wasn't active either conscience or intellect, but you know what?
00:30:35.000 John Solomon is a great American doing America's work every day in just the news. Uh, and we
00:30:41.800 recommend him and just the news.com to you highly. Thanks so much, John. Have a good day. Great
00:30:48.600 American. You as well. Thanks, John Solomon. Thanks everybody for being with us today.
00:30:54.020 Tomorrow. Our guest will be Congressman Troy Nels, who, as you just heard, has filed a complaint
00:30:59.140 that he and his office were targeted by the Capitol Hill police. We'll be taking that up with
00:31:04.660 the Congressman and a great deal more here tomorrow on the great America show. Thanks for being with us.
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