00:03:38.720I mean, this is a man who led the country on for years.
00:03:41.840It's a man who lied to this country, lied to our members of Congress, lied to our president.
00:03:48.100That was a fool, I guess, for believing them, but and gotten away with it.
00:03:53.100Then he receives a pardon, a preemptive pardon dating back to 2014, when, of course, is when the gain-of-function research first started in the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
00:04:05.380So anyway, so you just go on and you go down this, and I don't want to harp on this too much because there's so much news to get to today because President Trump is furious.
00:04:13.000We're going to get to that in just a few moments, but I wanted to touch on this because I think this was one of the biggest things that happened while I was on vacation.
00:04:23.100That just, I mean, literally had me furious watching the senators.
00:05:23.900Well, we're going to get to what Judge Jeanine Pirro did today, the idiocy and stupidity of what she's done.
00:05:29.840But first, I think that the important news of the day is Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley announcing this afternoon a vote to advance Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general.
00:05:42.220Now, late Sunday night, Todd Blanche rescinded the $1.8 billion weaponization fund the one President Trump had put forward.
00:05:50.540Blanche said on Twitter, my team and I have met with the committee members and the senators over the past several weeks and addressed any concerns of outstanding questions.
00:05:58.120We enjoyed good faith discussions as a recent issue falling in order and an update regarding the May IRS settlement.
00:06:05.560The department always welcomes and appreciates productive engagement with all members of Congress.
00:06:12.740Now, the Senate Judiciary Committee last Wednesday evening postponed a key vote to advance Blanche and his nomination for attorney general.
00:06:21.460The Senate Judiciary Committee was set to vote on Blanche's nomination last Thursday evening.
00:06:25.520However, Grassley postponed the markup vote as RINO Senators Tom Tillis and John Corman made demands from the DOJ on its language related to restricting Trump's IRS agreement.
00:06:37.720President Trump lashed out on Cornyn, said he may temporarily withdraw Blanche's nomination until Cornyn and Tillis leave office.
00:06:47.120President Trump said John Cornyn never had a problem with the so-called fund, which would not benefit me,
00:06:53.080but rather the American patriots who are hunted down like dogs whose lives are unfairly and illegally destroyed
00:06:58.740by crooked Joe Biden and his administration until after I decided to endorse and support his Republican primary opponent in Texas,
00:07:05.880who easily won the nomination for the United States Senate.
00:07:09.580Todd Blanche is a good man, should immediately be approved as U.S. Attorney.
00:07:13.940General, thank you for your attention to this matter.
00:07:16.460Cornyn and Tillis, late Thursday evening, continued to make demands
00:07:19.660as Blanche's confirmation was stalled.
00:07:22.060But Monday, Tillis and Cornyn signaled that they would advance Blanche's bill
00:13:13.720When it fits a narrative, when it fits a certain narrative, that's when it turns into race.
00:13:19.320Because to go to a socialist grocery store, like I said, buy a six-pack of beer or buy some cigarettes or lotto tickets, some scratch-offs, whatever, that's fine.
00:13:35.600It's only when it comes to voting, when it fits the Democrats' narrative.
00:13:39.380President Trump's Department of Homeland Security is arresting on average 1,500 illegal aliens every day throughout American communities, according to a report that was released today.
00:13:50.480The CBS News report states that figures are based on internal documents not disclosed to the public, detailing summer enforcement surge by Immigration and Customs Enforcement that has seen more than 46,000 illegal aliens taken into custody in July.
00:14:06.260The average on, as I said, 1,500 detainees entered ICE custody each day last month.
00:14:11.540The data indicates, though, some of them were first arrested by Customs Border Protection agents.
00:14:17.000The over 46,000 books in July surpassed the roughly 43,000 detentions that were recorded in ICE by June,
00:14:24.620at the time the highest tally during President Trump's second term.
00:14:28.160As of this weekend, ICE was holding 68,000 detainees in its sprawling detention center system,
00:14:33.800approaching a record high of 70,000 detainees set in January, according to internal figures.
00:14:40.520Now, compare these figures to President Trump's, I'm sorry, President Biden's administration,
00:14:46.660a little more than 5,200 criminal illegal aliens were in ICE custody at this time by an administration
00:14:53.360that cut the number of illegal aliens in ICE custody by almost 80 percent compared to years prior.
00:14:58.840Now, the reason I think that's an interesting story is because if you follow on Twitter,
00:15:02.560are people like Gregory Bovino, who allegedly left because he was pissed they weren't arresting
00:15:08.960enough people. Sort of interesting. These are numbers that are actually released internal
00:15:14.660numbers by CBS News. I don't think CBS is particularly fond of President Trump or want
00:15:19.820to do anything they could to put out the truth. So it sort of makes you wonder Bovino was out
00:15:25.640there screaming and crying how to leave the agency because President Trump wasn't making enough
00:15:30.400arrests, then I simply ask Mr. Bivino, what are these numbers?
00:16:57.820And Qatar called, got calls from numerous people, I don't want to use the word begging, but somewhere in particular, Iran did not want to be hit.
00:17:09.600And they said, we want to talk. We want to talk about the strait, but more importantly, from my standpoint, we want to talk about the denuclearization of Iran.
00:17:20.040Because this is what it's all about. This is why I'm doing this.
00:17:22.900And it should have been done. It's now 50 years. We keep saying 47 years, but three years have gone by.
00:17:27.820But it's for 50 years that other presidents should have been doing what I or other countries didn't have to be us, but other countries.
00:17:37.380And nobody did it. And it was time. And we hit him hard with the B2s more than a year ago now.
00:17:43.180And that knocked out their capability, their potential capability.
00:17:48.320And we've done a great job. But when we talk, we say we're talking.
00:17:52.660If we're not talking, when you ask me, no, we're not talking, I'll say it.
00:17:55.620But we are talking right now. We're talking and we're talking at the request of Iran, backed by Saudi Arabia, backed by UAE and backed by Qatar in particular.
00:18:07.460But others also many, many countries called many of the leaders of many are friendly with a lot of them, almost all of them, one way or the other.
00:18:15.300And they all wanted to give this a last chance. This is a last chance.
00:18:19.880This is not something that if it doesn't happen, this is a last chance for them to sign a good document.
00:18:31.220Hopefully this is actually the last chance.
00:18:33.600I mean, I don't know how many times we've heard that or if Tehran or Iran or whatever, whoever is receiving the message, take it seriously.
00:18:43.740Because we've heard so many times this is the last chance.
00:24:36.280And they put their hands and they pulled it.
00:24:40.000And there was also some maintenance things that we would have routinely fixed.
00:24:44.440But we had that up and it was perfect.
00:24:47.700And then you had the bubblers, which get rid of the, you know, what forms in the water.
00:24:52.700and that works great but they turned it off because of the fight because it competed a little
00:24:58.380bit of noise during the fight they turned it off and it grows very rapidly in the water but that
00:25:05.400actually works very well and that's all so now we're just about set to reopen it and we had it
00:25:12.680we had to replace cut areas where they cut it and ripped it but there's a tape and jesse waters by
00:25:20.560the way did a whole big thing on it there's a tape that's out there that i posted on truth
00:25:26.060where you have people leaning over the side the weakest part because of the flexibility
00:25:30.200you know it moves it's very complicated it moves and the softest part has to be flexible
00:25:36.600and that's the stuff you can cut and these guys knew what they were doing and they cut
00:25:42.460all the way along the base cut cut cut now when janine looked at it it was the day after the
00:25:51.300fourth of july with the largest fireworks display in the world and the stuff was laying all over the
00:25:57.640pool the fireworks because they they use the pool as one of the and it was all over the pools the
00:26:04.220day after very shortly thereafter but that was working beautifully and it was vandalized and
00:26:11.620if you look at the tape, now the tape isn't a great tape in the sense that you, it's a
00:26:16.080little hard to say who it exactly was, but it was people cutting this very expensive
00:26:22.520material, waterproofing material. Anyway, it looked beautiful. And then they cut it
00:26:30.520and they vandalized. And we weren't necessarily thrilled with the contractor, but they did
00:26:36.740a job and they were fixing any problems. But then it got carried away because the judge was
00:26:43.600extremely unfriendly to Janine. And frankly, I think she choked because the judge was really
00:26:50.620vicious. Instead of going after the people that did it, the judge went after her and went after
00:26:57.520her department. And I guess she choked. I don't know what the hell happened. Are you reconsidering
00:27:03.060I don't know what. You're fake news. Don't ever talk again. You're fake news. One of the worst in the business. Fortunately, nobody watches you. But something happened. There was vandalism there. And there was some things from the contractor which we would fix. But it's almost complete. And when it opens, it's incredible. It's really good.
00:27:26.220But remember this. It leaked from 1922. It opened in 1922.
00:27:32.500They never solved the leak problem because it was stone and the cracks with the stone.
00:27:38.500It's not a stone is really not a waterproofing material.
00:27:42.320We essentially use a very high grade swimming pool type material, which was my idea.
00:27:48.460I was very proud of that idea. By the way, I didn't know the contractor.
00:27:51.160Everyone said the contract. I didn't know the contractor.
00:27:53.320but when it was completed it was perfect but then somebody went in and cut it just like they did
00:28:01.720the grass you know nobody talks about the grass the grass have helicopter pictures of what they
00:28:07.660did was i think we got the point but joe janine apparently uh doesn't see it that way i'm not
00:28:15.480sure what she sees. But what else is new? No accountability in America for crimes. The only
00:28:24.040accountability in America, it seems, is for the people who didn't commit the crimes or don't
00:28:28.700commit crimes. Those, it seems, are the people who are targeted the most, as we've seen over the
00:28:34.680course of the last six years. People who did nothing wrong, held accountable for crimes they
00:28:41.720didn't commit, but the people who committed the crimes are not accountable. We're going to talk
00:28:47.900about this tomorrow. I think Roger Stone is back with us. It's been far too long.
00:28:53.140Been far too long. I texted Roger yesterday. I said, where the heck you been? We got to get
00:28:58.580you back on the show. Now, President Trump also in the Oval Office, while he was holding this
00:29:04.000little presser as he does, by the way, not bad for a man who they say he's got dementia, who wears
00:29:08.180diapers who's lost his mind pretty sharp i'd say hope i'm that sharp uh at the age of 80
00:29:16.720that's why we don't listen to the mainstream marxist damn media president trump says the
00:29:23.600democrat party has been taken over by marxists and communists and we cannot allow them to win
00:29:29.740in the midterm election you know i don't happen to be running but a lot of very good republicans
00:29:34.720are running, and you have a sick ideology taking place right now that, you know, hopefully
00:29:39.920they'll be defeated because they'll destroy the country if they ever take over. But this
00:29:44.220desk is like a blocking desk, no matter who gets in. If it's bad, I block, and I'm good
00:29:49.740at blocking. If it's bad, if it's stupid things like the things they want to do, we want to
00:29:54.960get rid of the U.S. Senate. I don't like a lot of senators, to be honest with you. I
00:29:59.280don't want to get rid of the Senate. We want to get rid of the Supreme Court. They want
00:30:03.420to put now 21 or 23 people those that's a real on the supreme court or get rid of it
00:30:08.500uh they want to get rid of the presidency they want to have an appointed executive
00:30:13.500running that's a communist thing you know that's a communist thing uh these are sick people and you
00:30:20.720know i said it the other day and it maybe doesn't sound that important but when a country goes bad
00:30:26.900like look at the blue cities what do they have in common aside from massive crime much more crime
00:30:33.280The Republicans have very little crime. But what do the blue cities have in mind? And also you can say this with nations when they go bad. The blue cities have something in common. Crime, high crime, vicious, violent crime. But what do they have in common? They're all dirty. They're filthy, dirty. Their streets are dirty. Their streets smell. Their storefronts are broken. Their trees are all gross.
00:31:11.520But you go into these cities that are blue, they're crime ridden and they're filthy dirty.
00:31:17.460They're like Washington, D.C. was a year and a half ago with graffiti all over the place, with crime all over the place, with people afraid to be here.
00:31:27.460You got to be ashamed of your capital.
00:31:29.060Some of the most beautiful buildings built in the real time.
00:31:33.280Like you look at the Supreme Court building and they put graffiti on it.
00:31:36.840The most beautiful columns I've ever seen.
00:31:39.200In fact, our columns are going to be nice here at the ballroom.
00:31:42.260I said, I want the Supreme Court, but better.
00:31:45.740But he mentioned the B word, not the B word, not the ballroom.