Smoking Gun Evidence EXPOSES Treason in the Obama White House!
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Roger Stone is back from a trip to Washington D.C. where he met with President Trump, Marco Rubio, and other cabinet members to get a sense of what's going on and what they need to fix. He also met with Tulsi Gabbard and discussed the Russiagate indictments.
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Hello, everybody. Welcome to The Great America Show. Thanks so much for being with us tonight.
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Very special episode tonight. We're going to be joined in just one moment by my good friend
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and our favorite weekly guest here on The Great America Show, the great Roger Stone.
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He's just back from a trip in the swamp, Washington, D.C., where he met with President
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Trump, Marco Rubio, and many other members of the cabinet to get a sense of what's going
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on, maybe kick him in the rear end a little bit and tell them where they need to fix and
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what they're doing excellent on. Overall, they're doing a pretty damn good job in what they're
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given. Now, there's a few who I think are questionable. Well, maybe not a few, just one.
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Pam Bondi. We'll see what she winds up doing with this Epstein stuff. We'll see what she
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winds up doing with this Russia gate indictments, because everything is going to fall on her
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at the end of the day when it comes time to prosecuting and persecuting some of these
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criminals who sought to undermine democracy, who sought to undermine this country and sought
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to ruin an innocent man in Donald J. Trump and the people around him. Roger Stone, as
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you know, a victim of a weaponized Justice Department for years. But what was done to
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him? House raided at four o'clock in the morning with CNN sitting out front of his house waiting
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for the cops to get there and the FBI and the federal agents to get there. How did they know
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an indictment was coming when Roger Stone's own attorney didn't know an indictment was coming
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or an arrest was coming? So for years, we all dealt with that. We all sat and dealt with it
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because we had no choice. The communists, the Marxists were all in charge. Now the Party of
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Truth, Justice, and the American Way is in charge, and it's going to rely on them and Pam Bondi to come
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forward and hold these people accountable for what they've done to this country. There's no ifs,
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ands, or buts about it. This is something that we have all been waiting for with the return of
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President Trump. We sat and waited for years while they weaponized it against us. So now it's time
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for not retribution, but for truth, justice, and the American Way to come to the forefront.
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You've heard me say it often on this show. There is no retribution here. Retribution is what they did
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to Donald Trump for the last 10 years for him running for president. That's retribution for an
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innocent man. What we're doing here, what the party is doing here, what the DOJ is doing here,
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is investigating the crimes and the cruxes of what these people have done for the last 10 years. So
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there's no retribution about it as CNN or MSNBC or any of these far left Marxist organizations
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want you to believe. There's no such thing as retribution with Donald Trump. He's never done it.
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And if you believe he does or he's done, why didn't he do it in 2016 when he ran on getting
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Hillary Clinton? When he ran and said, lock her up. His rallies, everyone chanted lock her up. He was
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a bigger man and he decided ultimately not to. I think in hindsight, which is obviously always 2020,
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it was the wrong decision on President Trump. Should he have prosecuted Hillary Clinton for her crimes,
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maybe they would have fallen back a little bit to what they've done to him this past election.
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Maybe they would have. Hindsight, like I said, is 2020. But I think President Trump, if he would
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have done that in 2016, it may have been a little bit different this time around. Maybe not. I could
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be wrong. I don't know. But that's just my two cents on it. So as I said, Roger Stone has been in the
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swamp for the last week, meeting with multiple people. Tulsi Gabbard, he spent a lot of time with
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Tulsi Gabbard. Tulsi, as you know, has been doing the Lord's work with this whole Russia collusion
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nonsense, getting it out there, showing us that the Democrats were the perpetrators of lies.
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We all knew it. But she's got it out now with documents, with receipts, as the millennials like
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to call it, out in front of the American people to show them all, the naysayers, the haters, all of
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them, that this was a hoax against Donald Trump, that it was collusion against Donald Trump,
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that nobody in Donald Trump's circle himself, Roger Stone, any of them colluded with Russia.
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So now it's time for President Trump and Pam Bondi and more Pam Bondi than Donald Trump,
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because it's not his job to put out indictments. It's Pam Bondi's job. It's now time for Pam
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Bondi to get to work and hold these people accountable. Roger, you are back fresh off a
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D.C. trip. I can smell you from here. You smell like a swamp. But you've got some good intel from
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for us, I'm told. Tell us a little bit about your trip. I know you're a little hesitant and you've
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got this rule that you went by. I'm hoping you'll break it today that you don't ever discuss your
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conversation with the president. You told me you'd break it. How was the trip?
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It was a great trip. You know, it was the first time I was back in the Oval Office since Ronald
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Reagan was president. Because in the first two years of the Trump presidency, I was blocked from
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the White House by Jeffrey Epstein, associate Steve Bannon. And then in the last two, of course,
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I was fighting the phony indictment in the Russian collusion hoax, which I think is a good time to give
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pause to the fact that I was charged for lying to Congress to hide Donald Trump's involvement in the
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Russian collusion matter when we now know the whole thing was a hoax. So how is it possible to lie about
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something that never actually happened? But Judge Amy Berman Jackson specifically said upon my sentencing
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that I was convicted of lying to cover up for Donald Trump. Now, I met with 16 different members of the
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House. Articles of impeachment for Judge Jackson will be coming shortly because she violated my
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constitutional rights. She violated Paul Manafort's constitutional rights. Of course, she would hold
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nobody responsible for what happened in Benghazi. She is a serial violator of the Constitution.
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And on that basis, I think she should be removed from her federal judgeship. Now, I realize that that's
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very rare. But at a minimum, members of the House should arrange to send her a subpoena so she can
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come up and explain her various rulings and comments. You see, I've looked at the Constitution
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very closely. Nowhere does it say federal judges can't be can't be criticized, although she seems to
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believe that that's the case. Nowhere does it say that the judicial branch is superior to the legislative
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branch. It is not. So we'll see what happens in that regard. But it is now clear that that my trial,
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everything they put my family through, was based on a false notion that there was some Russian
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collusion, which, of course, there wasn't. And we now know that definitively, thanks to the
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courageous actions of Tulsi Gabbard. So, look, this is not speculation. This is not investigative
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journalism. These are cold, hard facts. John Bolton, I think this guy's in denial. He says
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that she's exaggerated the evidence or she is citing evidence that she doesn't have, which I
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immediately said, wait a minute. You mean like you and Dick Cheney and George W. Bush fabricated
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evidence that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction or was involved in 9-11? There's fabrication.
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Look, I'm not sure that John Bolton, I don't think he's guilty of a crime other than the crime of
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stupidity. But it is outrageous that he would attack a patriot like Tulsi Gabbard, who I think
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has done an amazing job of laying this out. And the other thing I can tell you, John, is she anticipated
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the denials of Barack Obama, who immediately pivots to the Senate Intelligence Committee report. Now, I can just
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tell you that that report is a steaming crock of bullshit, that it is a paste up from the Huffington Post of
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every unsubstantiated rumor and false accusation. I think there's five references to me in the report. Every
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single one of them is false. There's no evidence to support any of them. John Warner, pardon me, Mark
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Warner, one of the great losers of all time, bought himself a governorship, bought himself a
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sentencing. He actually had evidence that the Russian collusion thing was a fraud, but he suppressed
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it. It is a great day for America, as all of this is revealed. And the question, which I think is on
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everyone's mind, certainly on yours and mine, is, will these people be prosecuted? I'm not a lawyer.
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Sure. So people who are great lawyers tell me that Barack Obama is not immune from prosecution
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in the case of treason. I know I can't comment on that because I don't know for certain. I know that
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he, I believe based on what we've seen, that he's guilty of treason, or perhaps it is a seditious
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conspiracy. Some lawyers argue that treason has to involve supporting another country. Of course,
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he does work for the communist Chinese. I'm not sure. But there's no question about Vice President
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Joe Biden, in addition to the millions that he pocketed during his vice presidency and in the years
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between his serving as vice president and becoming president. John Brennan, the arch villain of all time,
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a man who, as you know, proudly admits that he's a communist, said it, said it, said it, you know,
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in a polygraph test, admitted voting for the Communist Party candidate, being a member of the party,
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a guy who personally signed and authorized the visas for four of the Saudi hijackers who attacked America
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on 9-11 when he was the station chief in Riyadh, a guy who got caught red-handed spying on a U.S. Senate
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committee that was investigating his illegal use of torture. John Brennan, a man who, if you believe
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FBI counterintelligence officer John Guandolo, and I do, actually converted to the most radical brand of
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Islam, Wahhabism, in an intricate ceremony when he was our station chief in Riyadh. John Brennan is
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said under oath that the Steele dossier played no role in their decision to launch the counterintelligence
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operation crossfire hurricane, played no role in their seeking FISA warrants to spy on Donald Trump
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in his campaign. And those, of course, we now know, thanks to Chelsea Gabbard, are lies. So above others,
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he needs to be prosecuted. James Comey very clearly needs to be prosecuted, lied multiple times before
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Congress, knew, they all knew the Steele dossier was a fraud. Andrew Weissman, the single most corrupt
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federal prosecutor in U.S. history, a man who got his start covering up mob murders in Brooklyn,
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then used prosecutorial misconduct to destroy Enron, a case that he still brags about where he was
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unanimously reversed, nine to zero on his convictions. But he still points to that as the
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gold standard of federal prosecutions. Weissman knew all the way back to the time that he was the
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general counsel of the FBI, that the Steele dossier was a confection, a fabrication paid for by Hillary
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Clinton, yet they still use that. Plus, the fake claim that the DNC was hacked by Russian intelligence,
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there's no evidence to support that whatsoever. In my trial, the federal prosecutor, Jonathan
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Kravis, who says his name Kravis, don't know why, but Jonathan Kravis, filed a surreply in which he said
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the government had additional proof that the DNC had been hacked beyond the crowd strikes report,
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but for reasons of national security, couldn't disclose it to the court. That's because there
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is no such proof. And he defrauded the court. He too should be prosecuted, in my opinion.
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Well, it all boils down to Pam Bondi. Pam Bondi, our attorney general, and of course,
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her chief deputy attorney general, assistant attorney general, Todd Blanche, they have to
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make this decision. I hope they make it and they make it soon. I don't know why we need a strike
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force. I'm not sure why we need to study this. We need to impanel grand juries. We need to bring
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indictments. I think Kash Patel has gone about this correctly by investigating this as a conspiracy.
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An ongoing conspiracy. I think they can avoid the five-year statute of limitations that
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John Bull Durham worked so hard to help them avoid. And I think we can also avoid having to
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go to trial in D.C. where no fair trial can be had, where all Democrats, no matter how egregious
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their crimes, no matter how much proof and evidence there is against them, will automatically be acquitted.
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So much there, Roger, to impact. First of all, I've known you for probably,
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I'd say seven or eight years, going back to 2018 with Michael Grimm campaign. And I know you to be
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a person of no bullshit, a man who you wear who you are on your sleeve. You don't pretend to be
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With you. And I think you're being far too kind right now. For a man who's gone through what you've
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gone through, knowing the kind of person you are, Roger, I think you're being far too kind. And I'm
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kind of upset you're not getting red in the face with everything that they did to you, Roger. They
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tried to ruin your life. They tried to put you in jail. They did everything they can to get you out of
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your home and into a prison cell for however long they can possibly get you in there. So it hurts me to
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see you not so angry. Second of all, I've got to give you credit words. Do you've been hot on Tulsi
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Gabbard long before she came into the Trump picture? For as long as I've known you, you've been hot on
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Tulsi Gabbard. So you were onto something as you usually are. For everyone who doesn't know, if you've lived
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under a rock, Roger Stone, I give credit to for bringing Donald Trump forward to become president of the
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United States back in the early 2000s. There's documentaries on it. It's documented, well
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documented. President Trump, I think, has even said it himself. So I don't think you give yourself
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enough credit there for the man we have. Third of all, Seth Rich. It's a name that's not mentioned
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nearly enough. I would love to see every single document, every single file, every single folder
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on the Seth Rich case. Seth Rich, for you folks who don't know who he is, he was a man who was
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allegedly robbed and murdered, shot in the back of his head, walking home from D.C. late night.
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There was one problem with the robbery story. Nothing was robbed from him, not as much as a watch,
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okay? Man found dead in the street. It turns out Seth Rich, the day after he died, his brother flew
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all the way out from Colorado to pick up Seth Rich's laptops. Now, my brother gets murdered. The first
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thing I'm going to do, Roger, is get a gun to find who killed my brother. He flies out to D.C. to pick
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up his brother's laptops. Lou Dobbs goes on air and starts to investigate who killed this kid. Lou Dobbs
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gets sued from Fox and Sean Hannity. Everyone gets sued. We still don't know who killed Seth Rich,
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why he was killed, and what his relation was to the DNC and feeding them information on Bernie Sanders
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and Hillary Rotten Clinton. And Julian Assange. Well, let me say several things. At my trial,
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we wanted to bring Bill Binney in as a witness. He's a very famous counterintelligence IT genius
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who could have proven through forensic evidence and his testimony that there was no hack of the DNC,
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no online hack at all. The download times of the material that was allegedly stolen demonstrates
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that it was downloaded to some kind of portable drive and most likely taken out the back door.
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The judge, of course, would not allow that testimony. She also would not allow us to have
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the CrowdStrike's memo. The FBI admitted in pretrial motions that they had never inspected the servers of
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the DNC. They had relied entirely on CrowdStrike, a third-party left-wing IT firm,
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and that their report alleged that they had proven a Russian intrusion, an online hack. But Sean Henry,
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the head then of CrowdStrike, who coincidentally just happened to be one of Robert Mueller's deputies
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at the FBI, testified before the House Intelligence Committee under oath that his memo actually didn't
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include any proof of such an online hack. That was also denied to us by the judge at my trial.
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So it is, I think the Seth Rich mystery needs to be unraveled. You're right about that. John,
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you know, the Bible teaches that we are to forgive those who trespass against us. And I'm really,
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I'm trying to be a good Catholic. But this week when I called for the prosecution of John Brennan and James
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Comey and Rod Rosenstein, perhaps the biggest rat of them all, people said, well, what kind of
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Christianity is that? And I said, well, it's the Sicilian kind, you know, the eye for an eye,
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Right. So these people tried to destroy me. They tried to destroy General Michael Flynn,
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one of the greatest patriots and finest Christian gentleman I've ever had the pleasure to know,
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a truly great American. They tried to murder Donald Trump. They tried to bankrupt him. They
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tried to lock him up. They tried to keep him off the ballot, but they have failed. And now it's time
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to pay the piper. And no amount of denials by these people is going to work. John, it's just
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not going to work. Tulsi Gabbard is the most extraordinary political talent that I've seen
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since Ronald Reagan. She's not only beautiful, but she's extremely articulate. She's extremely
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camera friendly in a media age. She's very surefooted. She's deeply principled. I can tell you
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definitively that there was a time during her confirmation hearings when one particular Republican
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senator said, you know, I'm not going to vote for her unless she retracts comments she made about
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Edward Snowden. And someone in the transition asked me if I would speak to her. And I broached the
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subject. She said, zero chance. I'm not doing that. I better not have the job than compromise my
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principle. I'm not going to compromise my principle. Now, in the end, that senator ended up voting for
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her. And thank God that they did. But she's going to be president someday. I'm not saying 2028
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necessarily, but she's going to be president. I have no doubt about it. And anyone who thinks
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that she's finished with her disclosures needs to understand that there's a lot more material.
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She's going to be continuing to declassify and release with the full support of the president.
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When I saw the president at breakfast last Sunday morning, not last Sunday morning, the previous
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Sunday morning, the first thing he said to me, you were right. You're absolutely right. She's a star
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and she has my full support. She's doing great. So I think there were some earlier efforts by
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some in the deep state to try to undermine her. Senator Tom Cotton trying now to cut her authority
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to her ability to declassify documents, to cut the size of her staff, which, by the way,
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she's going to do herself. I think she's working on the plan to cut her staff very substantially.
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I'm not permitted to go into the numbers yet, but because I was told in confidence, but that is
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happening. Tom Cotton, on the other hand, this guy's disgraceful. I think some good Republican,
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some MAGA Republican needs to come forward and challenge the senator from Arkansas in the
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upcoming primary. How could you be against what she is revealing? How could anyone justify being
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against that? You're 100 percent. Care to share what President Trump was eating for breakfast? I've
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only been there for dinner and lunch with him. I'm kind of curious what he eats for breakfast.
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You know, I can't disclose this at this time. All I can say is there was a lot of it.
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Well, I'm sure you've been there when he's eaten a burger before, watching him eat a burger,
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not the manner of how he eats it, but the way it's prepared, it had me take it back. It was pretty
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funny. He likes his steak and his burger's well done. And ketchup.
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To each his own. To each his own. He thinks ketchup is actually a separate food group in itself.
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You know what, Roger? It's worked for him for 70-something years. I think he's probably doing
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just fine. You know, so we won't have to worry about that.
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Tolte is absolutely, I think, been stunning in everything she's done. It's sad to me because
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I get a lot of pushback, Roger, when I talk about Republicans on this show who are doing a bad job.
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But it's people like you just mentioned, Tom Cotton, Lady G down in South Carolina.
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These people think that they can get away with murder. I won't mention Susan Collins because I
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know you like her personally, but we'll talk about Lisa Murkowski. These people think that
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they can do whatever they want and then be hidden under the guise that they're Republicans and that
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they're protected from doing whatever the heck they want. It doesn't work like that. When we were
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kids, Roger, you were a kid a lot longer than I was, long ago than I was. When you did something
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wrong, okay, and you got home from school or whatever, your parents weren't sitting there waiting
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with you with a cookie, Roger. Your dad was probably waiting there with a belt or a shoe to give you
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an ass whooping because you just messed up. And that's how you learn a lesson. In this Republican
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Party now, how it works is you did something wrong. You're given more money for fundraising.
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You're given more money in bills. You're given more power on committees. The thing is so ass
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Well, look, I do agree with you. First of all, Lisa Murkowski now says she's not even a Republican.
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I really believe that when the Alaska Republicans sought to repeal the cockamamie rank choice voting
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in their state. I think that election was itself tainted. I think the voters did vote to do away
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with that system. Only through that system, she survives. Let's remember, she was never elected
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to the Senate. She was appointed to a vacancy caused by her father, who was the U.S. Senator.
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Then he got elected governor. Then he resigned the Senate seat and he appointed his daughter to the
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Senate seat. I think that stinks in itself. And then only through rank choice voting and millions of
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dollars from Mitch McConnell has she managed to hang on. I agree with you in this sense that I think
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it's very important that Donald Trump make an example of somebody in the Senate. Somebody who
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votes against one of his most important initiatives needs to be taken down by the Republican voters back
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home. And I think that will go a long way towards getting the Senate Republican caucus in more in line
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with the American people and the mandate that we passed in the last election. I don't know when that's
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going to be, but I hope the answer is soon. Yeah, we got to stop letting these people get
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away with literally metaphorical murder. They think that they can hold these guys by the
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that they think they can hold them to wherever they want and they get whatever they want. And
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it can't work like that anymore. Business as usual can't work like that anymore. President Trump
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tweeted out this week on Truth Social about recess appointments because he's having a hard time.
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Alina Habba, who, to her credit, in New Jersey is doing a hell of a job. I'm so happy for her up
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in New Jersey. But she's got the blue slips from Cory Booker and whoever the other senator is now in
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New Jersey, which means she can't be put forward before the Senate to become the next attorney,
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the U.S. attorney for the state of New Jersey. So President Trump did a little work around,
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which is good. I'm glad to see that the Republicans are finally playing the same
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Mark Elias games that the Democrats have gamed us at for years and gotten away with it because I guess
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it's technically legal. So she's still now the acting U.S. attorney. So President Trump
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had to put on social media that he wants the Senate to take off for August for recess appointments. So
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how it works is if they're not in session for, I don't know the certain the days, but if they're
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not in session, President Trump can do a recess appointment where he pretty much appoints a person
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without a Senate confirmation. Obviously, I'm not saying it for you, Roger. You know this better
00:25:07.120
than anyone for the audience. President Trump had to go on social media to ask John Thune that.
00:25:13.020
I think that's so ass backwards. John Thune should just literally know what President Trump
00:25:19.780
wants. And that's it. Done. Well, I'm glad you mentioned the Alina Habba situation. I think
00:25:25.280
people need to understand it. That seat was never vacant. She resigned prior to the end of her period as
00:25:30.980
an interim U.S. attorney. And then the federal judges there of the 17 of them, 14 of them left wing
00:25:38.260
Democrats. They decided that they were going to fill the seat, which if the seat is vacant,
00:25:43.240
they have the right to do. But there was no vacancy. So the president realized that the two senators,
00:25:50.960
Cory Booker, who lives in Greenwich Village, and Senator Kim, who I found it up to here with that
00:25:58.720
guy. They will not give the blue slip, which is what's required, basically the acquiescence,
00:26:07.720
just as Chuck Schumer refuses to give a blue slip for the epically qualified Jay Clayton in the
00:26:13.800
Southern District of New York, the seat of all evil within the justice system. But he refuses,
00:26:19.880
despite the fact that Clayton is extremely well qualified for that position, former chairman of
00:26:24.600
the SEC, for example. So the president then appointed Alina to be the first deputy and leaves the,
00:26:34.380
which makes sure the acting U.S. attorney, while the U.S. attorney's office remains vacant,
00:26:40.020
outflanking a bunch of left wing judges. And the woman who the judges designated was Alina's first deputy,
00:26:49.360
a woman named Desi, who was posing as a Trump supporter but never was one. She's busted. Alina's
00:26:57.120
still on the case. And this was all done because Alina had the courage to correctly prosecute some
00:27:03.960
radical left Democrat congresswoman who assaulted a nice officer. That's not acceptable. There is no
00:27:10.500
exception for members of Congress who engage in illegal acts of violence against a law enforcement
00:27:16.400
officer. So more power to Alina Haba for doing an amazing job.
00:27:22.400
Yeah, a hundred percent. I mean, the wheels of justice, I think, are finally starting to turn.
00:27:27.020
But Roger, if we don't get some sort of legitimate, and I've been saying this every single day because
00:27:32.540
I think it's so important and people are probably like, you sound like a broken record.
00:27:37.300
We need justice in this country for people to learn from their mistakes. Just going back to what I said
00:27:42.600
before, we used to get ass-beatings as a kid because it was a lesson, right, that we learned
00:27:47.740
not to do it again. Now, I constantly did it, as you can imagine, again and again and again.
00:27:52.280
But I was probably one of the few who didn't learn from it. But if we don't get some sort of
00:27:57.120
indictments of legitimate people, I'm not talking some low-level staffer, some low-level attorney like
00:28:03.060
we got the first time out of the Durham report, if we don't get some legitimate, legitimate
00:28:10.000
indictments, John Brennan, James Clapper, James Comey, Barack Hussein, Hillary Rotten, whoever you
00:28:17.380
want to go down the list. Now, I'm going to be a little pessimistic on Barack Hussein and Bill
00:28:22.120
Clinton because, you know, they're obviously former presidents, a lot harder to get them.
00:28:26.320
But if we don't see legitimate indictments out of this, there is going to be a referendum, Roger,
00:28:32.300
in 2026 at the ballot box because of people like you and I who have been promised so much.
00:28:39.560
Well, I couldn't agree with you more, John. I think our base will not stand for that. The
00:28:43.600
president's base will not stand for it. I think the president's made his position clear. He wants
00:28:48.420
these people who broke the law prosecuted correctly. It's really up to our attorney general. And,
00:28:53.960
you know, in the end, I believe she will do the right thing, but I think we have to insist on it.
00:28:58.920
Now, if she wants to appoint a special prosecutor to bring these prosecutions, that's okay with me.
00:29:04.220
I would recommend former Congressman Bob Barr, who was a U.S. attorney in Atlanta,
00:29:10.800
experienced federal prosecutor, a solid supporter of the president. He'd be excellent. Not Bill Barr,
00:29:16.620
Bob Barr. If we had Bill Barr, if we had Bob Barr the first time, we'd be a hell of a lot better off
00:29:21.760
right now than we are. But I just, that's one name. David Schoen, the criminal defense attorney
00:29:28.080
who represented the president would also be excellent. Although I think that appointment
00:29:33.800
is unlikely because he had agreed to represent Jeffrey Epstein. Everybody is entitled to a
00:29:41.300
criminal defense, legal defense. He never actually got a chance to do that because, as you know,
00:29:46.400
Jeffrey Epstein was murdered. I don't want to go, I don't want to get sighed.
00:29:51.780
Yeah, right. So, look, I don't want to, I don't want to go down that road. John,
00:29:56.420
it's been a very tough week for my wife and I, because unfortunately, as you may have seen,
00:30:00.960
while I was in Washington for all these meetings, and it was great. It was like old home week,
00:30:06.400
because I hadn't been back to D.C. since my trial. Somebody tried to poison our dogs.
00:30:13.520
Somebody fed them antifreeze, which is a classic way. Antifreeze definitely tastes sweet to dogs.
00:30:21.560
Anyone who knows how to poison an animal knows that this is a classic way to do so,
00:30:26.380
and somebody attempted to do that. We have twin Yorkshire Terriers, brother and sister,
00:30:33.060
Mimi and Peewee, Peewee 2.0, because the original Peewee was hit by a car and killed the day I left
00:30:40.500
in D.C., one of the great tragedies of our lives, right up there with the death of my parents,
00:30:47.360
if you want to be honest with you. So, yeah, the good news is that after several days in an animal
00:30:53.640
hospital and thousands of dollars of veterinary bills, they're both going to be fine. It was kind
00:30:58.800
of touch and go there for a while. So, this shows you how demented the left is, how hateful these
00:31:04.480
people are. They can't get me, so they decide to try to kill a poor defenseless animal. It's really
00:31:11.700
outrageous, and I am very grateful to the thousands of people who sent their prayers and their best
00:31:20.660
wishes, but the good news is both dogs are going to be just fine.
00:31:25.220
The good news is, absolutely, that the dog is going to be fine. Anyone who tries to hurt animals
00:31:30.220
deserves the chair, in my opinion, to hurt an animal. I've always been of that persuasion.
00:31:36.860
So, I can make this joke now that I know that they're on the right path and the right path to
00:31:40.740
recovery. I never took you for a Yorkie kind of guy, more of a Rottweiler German Shepherd, but
00:31:44.740
now that I know, I'm going to be sure to tease you of that. Any idea who did it?
00:31:50.460
It's being investigated. I've been urged not to talk about it beyond that. Unfortunately,
00:31:55.080
does not appear that the security cameras had access or a look into the area where we believe
00:32:04.540
this happened. Beyond that, I'm not going to talk about it because I'd like the perps to be caught.
00:32:10.160
We shall see. We shall see. It just boggles the mind. Look, I was T-boned immediately after I first
00:32:20.680
came out and said there was no Russian collusion. I was driving to an event, a speech. Somebody
00:32:25.960
broadsided my car, car with no license plates, with a totally tinted windshield so you couldn't
00:32:33.020
see the driver. My car was driving in was totaled. Police never found that hit-and-run driver. So,
00:32:39.960
it's not the first time that there's been violence that's tried against me. But I'm still here,
00:32:46.020
and I'm still like the president. I will never, ever quit fighting, John. I just won't quit fighting.
00:32:51.620
Absolutely pathetic. I'm glad the dogs are doing well. If those guys don't get caught by the cops,
00:32:55.760
I hope they get caught by somebody far worse than the cops, which I would rather happen to them than
00:33:01.740
being caught by the cops because guys like that just get off anyway. Roger, before we wrap up,
00:33:05.500
I got to ask you one final question. You'd mentioned Bob Barr, William Barr. I've been of the
00:33:11.980
the mindset right now with what we got with Pam Bondi. It's almost like we've got William Barr
00:33:17.500
2.0. Do you have full confidence in Pam Bondi? Because I'll be honest with you, right now, I don't.
00:33:23.740
I'm not going to criticize Pam Bondi. I'm awaiting these decisions. I mean, I think she's done some
00:33:29.100
good things so far, but this is the big enchilada. And I actually have faith that she's going to do the
00:33:36.580
right thing. You know, you talk about Bill Barr, you think about Bob Barr. I was a big fan of the
00:33:41.980
stripper candy bar, but that's a different question. No, look, I'm not going to criticize any
00:33:48.620
member of the president's team. I'm just not going to do it there. There's plenty of criticism to go
00:33:53.920
around. But generally speaking, whether it's Robert Kennedy, whether it's Tulsi Gabbard,
00:33:57.540
it's Marco Rubio. Yeah, I think he's fielded an all star team. And unlike the first administration,
00:34:03.560
we don't have people who think their job is to save America from Trumpism. Their job is to
00:34:08.960
implement Trumpism because that's what the American people voted for. So the jury is out,
00:34:14.900
as it were. But at the end of the day, I think Pam Bondi is going to do the right thing.
00:34:20.700
Yeah, and I won't criticize anybody on his team either because they don't deserve it.
00:34:25.200
Everyone is doing a stellar job. She's the only person that I've taken issue with just for the
00:34:29.100
handling of this whole situation. By the way, Kash Patel, I think, is doing a terrific job.
00:34:32.760
He's got some hurdles. So I agree with that. Look, I think it is conceivable. I wrote a book
00:34:38.760
in 2015, as you know, where I where I spoke extensively about Jeffrey Epstein. I had his
00:34:46.300
little black book. While everybody in his phone book is not a pedophile, the butler who sold the
00:34:52.060
book to a source circled the names of those who he thought were involved in pedophilia or those who
00:34:58.880
thought were witnesses. I also had the FAA manifest that shows you that there are a lot of big
00:35:03.900
political names who went to that island, but they're all Democrats. Bill Clinton multiple times.
00:35:12.560
At least three based on the sworn testimony of Virginia Roberts Giffray, who I interviewed for
00:35:22.080
six hours for that book, read every word of her sworn testimony. And she specifically says that Epstein
00:35:28.420
flew in to 17 year olds from New York specifically for Bill's amusement and entertainment. Now, she
00:35:36.020
doesn't know that Bill had sex with him because she was removed from the main room where she was
00:35:42.540
forced to have sex with some other man who was not Bill Clinton. But there's no question that he was
00:35:48.540
on the island. There's no question that his right hand man, Doug Band, was on the island. There is no
00:35:54.220
question that he dumped his secret service detail numerous times. And as I said today, or maybe it was
00:36:01.020
yesterday on X, Bill Clinton took Jeffrey Epstein's plane to fly to Brunei, where he got a $5 million
00:36:08.000
check from the Sultan of Brunei. And the Sultan of Brunei and his brother are notorious pedophiles.
00:36:15.000
He was also on the plane with Kevin Spacey, of whom there are at least allegations about. So
00:36:20.920
those Democrats who keep demanding the Epstein list, it's going to ultimately get disclosed. They're not
00:36:26.840
going to be happy when they see it because Donald Trump threw Jeffrey Epstein over the side in 2005,
00:36:32.680
long before he was even exposed as a pedophile, long before he was charged in Florida. We've been
00:36:39.220
through this and we don't need to react. But there is no exposure. There is no danger to Donald Trump
00:36:48.480
who did the right thing. Virginia Roberts-Juffre and her lawyer both said the only public figure
00:36:54.000
who helped her in her lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein was Donald Trump.
00:36:58.380
Yeah. Yep. You're absolutely right. And Donald Trump saying today, 28 times he believed
00:37:03.980
that Bill Clinton was on the island. Before we wrap up, Steve Bannon, I'm sure a lot of people
00:37:09.040
watch the show, watch Steve Bannon. Steve Bannon sat down with him for 15 hours of recorded footage.
00:37:14.520
He should release that evidence. He's been very outspoken about President Trump. He's been going
00:37:19.060
after President Trump, going at President Trump's neck for the whole Epstein thing. It's very simple,
00:37:24.000
Steve. You've got 15 hours of footage and you've met with him and you coached him after he was a
00:37:29.320
known pedophile. Release what you have, too. Yeah, it's very, very odd. I mean, Sam Nunberg,
00:37:34.540
who was one of Steve Bannon's aides, kind of his butt boy, he said that Epstein had agreed to fund
00:37:42.580
a number of Steve's projects. He clearly was a fixture at Epstein's New York apartment. According to the
00:37:49.700
New York Post, he also met Epstein at his Paris apartment. So this is after he was convicted
00:37:56.180
in Florida on sex crime. So we knew at that point what he was. What was Steve Bannon doing
00:38:02.280
with Jeffrey Epstein? Why was he coaching him for 60 minutes apart and trying to get Epstein to look
00:38:09.600
friendlier, less threatening, more likable? And specifically saying, if asked about his penchant
00:38:15.480
for underage children, that he should insist that while the girls looked young, all of them were
00:38:20.240
the age of consent, of course, which is a lie. So, yeah, I think it's time for stinky Steve Bannon to
00:38:25.360
come clean and tell us what he knows. Yeah. A lot of odd stories about Steve Bannon that I've read
00:38:32.040
recently that make me wonder. The acid-washed bathtub from his old landlord. I mean, very,
00:38:38.580
very odd for a man to be out here going after Donald Trump, trying to make Donald Trump look bad for not
00:38:43.480
releasing the Epstein files when there's far worse things out there about you. Don't throw stones
00:38:48.460
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00:39:40.580
my favorite conversations we've had in the last year of doing this every single week. Absolutely
00:39:45.660
insightful, as always. We'll see you next week, my friend. Thank you, John. God bless you.
00:39:51.000
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