Bob Menendez has been indicted on federal corruption charges. According to the Department of Justice, the senator took hundreds of thousands of dollars of bribes from a handful of New Jersey businessmen. The bribes, according to the indictment, included, "cash, gold, a home mortgage, compensation for a low or no-show job, and other things of value." And federal investigators have pretty good evidence for the charges.
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00:00:37.680Democrat Senator Bob Menendez has been indicted on federal corruption charges.
00:00:42.660According to the Department of Justice, the senator took hundreds of thousands of dollars of bribes from a handful of New Jersey businessmen.
00:00:50.760The bribes, according to the indictment, included, quote,
00:00:53.540quote, cash, gold payments toward a home mortgage, compensation for a low or no-show job, a luxury vehicle, and other things of value.
00:01:04.900And federal investigators have pretty good evidence for the charges since they reportedly found gold bars and cash stuffed throughout the senator's home and hidden in his clothing.
00:01:16.580The purpose of the bribes was not only to enrich these three businessmen, but also, apparently, to benefit Egypt, which makes sense since Menendez was, until just a couple days ago, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
00:01:31.620The same position that, coincidentally, Joe Biden held until he became vice president.
00:01:37.580It also makes sense that the DOJ would go after Menendez now, not because his crimes are particularly new or urgent.
00:01:46.800Prosecutors have known about them since at least 2015, when Menendez was first prosecuted for this sort of thing, though that case ended in a mistrial.
00:01:55.040And in fact, Menendez's corruption has been widely known and even a Washington punchline for many years.
00:02:01.700The man is obviously corrupt, but so is the DOJ, which is prosecuting Menendez now to take the heat off of Joe Biden, who committed the exact same crimes on a much larger scale.
00:03:01.980First, though, I've got to stick to the corruption in Washington for just a moment.
00:03:06.880A friend pointed out about the Menendez indictment that he almost didn't believe the charges because that is how low an opinion he has of the Department of Justice.
00:03:22.960The DOJ is just so corrupt, I almost think Menendez might be innocent.
00:04:52.700Doesn't mean that everything is a conspiracy theory.
00:04:54.520But it means that the editors, the leakers from within the government, the political actors who are making the news, they do so with multiple purposes in mind.
00:05:06.460Nothing is merely accidental and very few things are caused merely by circumstance.
00:05:11.820There's even more evidence of Joe Biden's corruption.
00:05:14.020We have an IRS agent now who's come out and said on the record that the Department of Justice blocked prosecutor David Weiss from charging Hunter Biden.
00:05:24.860David Weiss is now the special counsel who's going after Hunter.
00:05:27.740Previously, though, he was just running the DOJ investigation into it.
00:05:30.660And you now have an IRS whistleblower who is saying that Weiss was stopped by the DOJ from charging Hunter.
00:05:36.760This contradicts Joe Biden's attorney general, Merrick Garland.
00:05:40.040And Garland said he was given, he, David Weiss, was given complete authority to make all decisions on his own.
00:05:46.960We've now got multiple whistleblowers saying that was not the case, which means that what we now need is an investigation of the investigations into Hunter Biden, which is what we had previously.
00:05:57.120We had an investigation into the investigations of Donald Trump.
00:06:01.060That was what John Durham was up to, investigating how the investigations took place.
00:06:04.600And what the ruling class is banking on here is this is just going to be so complicated, it's going to go on for so long that people are going to stop caring.
00:06:15.180So the thing to look for now is we've got whistleblowing on the investigation into the corruption because the investigation wasn't allowed to actually do its job.
00:06:23.900What you can expect now is a lot more distractions, a la Bob Menendez.
00:06:28.080Because we're still a year out, we're still more than a year out from the 2024 presidential election.
00:06:32.300There are going to be so many more little butterflies sent out to distract us.
00:06:37.900Now, some government actions, unlike the Hunter investigation, are not being stymied and blocked.
00:06:43.320Some government operations are continuing without impediment, one of which, of course, is the funding of the war in Ukraine.
00:06:50.420The Pentagon has just come out, DOD spokesman Chris Sherwood has come out and said, Operation Atlantic Resolve is an accepted activity under a government lapse in appropriations.
00:08:20.720Even if they were stymied from sending any new amounts of money over there, they would just go back and change the prices again.
00:08:25.960And they'd use some magical accounting.
00:08:27.880And no matter what happens, if that government is completely shut down, I promise you, the war funding will continue.
00:08:35.740Because a government shutdown doesn't actually shut down the government.
00:08:40.220Because the people and the people's representatives have significantly less control over the government than many of them flatter themselves as having.
00:08:48.160Speaking of our leaders in Washington and this war funding, Rand Paul, the obstinate Republican senator, has said that he is going to hold up funding over the Ukraine war.
00:09:00.400Rand Paul says he will move to hold up any spending bill that provides any more money to Ukraine as the deadline approaches.
00:09:10.120So you've already got the Pentagon saying, doesn't matter.
00:09:13.560We're still going to fund the war in Ukraine.
00:09:14.940I hope that Republicans sign on to what Rand Paul is suggesting here.
00:09:20.040Rand Paul is often the lone voice in the Senate.
00:09:22.900And in part, this is owing to his libertarian purity.
00:09:27.280He doesn't want to give his assent to lots of things that contradict his very specific political ideology.
00:09:33.880In this case, though, I think that's a wonderful thing.
00:09:37.120In large part because what it will reveal is that foreign policy is not conducted by the Senate.
00:09:43.260It will just reveal the political reality that people who have been paying attention know, but people who think that the government is just what you learned in fifth grade civics class and the bill up on Capitol Hill, they don't realize.
00:09:56.460Which is that, no, the foreign policy, a lot of domestic policy too, but the foreign policy in particular is conducted by people who are far less accountable to you than your senators.
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00:11:20.160Speaking of Ukraine, before I move off of Ukraine, I think Zelensky is just trolling us at this point.
00:11:27.460I think that Vladimir Zelensky at this point is just trying to get Americans to root for Vladimir Putin, something that would have been unthinkable a few years ago.
00:11:39.520Zelensky, hot on the heels of hiring a radical transvestite American spokesman who, as the military spokesman for Ukraine, was threatening to kill American journalists.
00:11:52.040Hot on the heels of that, Zelensky has hired an actual witch to be his ambassador.
00:12:03.900But second of all, even if witches weren't real, this is a woman who does very explicit occult activities of witches.
00:12:13.880Even if you don't think witches are real, this woman does think witches are real.
00:12:18.000And Zelensky just hired her to be an ambassador, to be a face of the country.
00:12:22.060It's not even like hiring her to be the cook, though she's very good at spirit cooking.
00:12:26.040It's not even like hiring her to go do some back office accounting or something.
00:12:29.880When you are an ambassador, your entire job is to be the face of your country, to represent your country around the world or around various sectors.
00:12:42.580You've probably heard that name because of the WikiLeaks emails from the Podesta brothers.
00:12:47.540Remember, Tony Podesta, a very powerful lobbyist and art collector and all-around creep if you look into the kind of art he collects and affairs that he's involved in.
00:12:56.080And John Podesta was running Hillary Clinton's campaign in 2016, and there was a WikiLeaks email inviting John by Tony to a spirit cooking dinner led by Abramovich.
00:13:10.120And spirit cooking is just an occult satanic ritual.
00:13:13.260At the time, the official fact-checkers, debunkers on the left, they came out and said, this is not a satanic ritual.
00:13:24.540It looks occult and witchy and weird, but it's not.
00:13:27.360Marina Abramovich is an artist, and this is merely a performance art piece that happens to resemble and depict an occult or satanic ritual.
00:13:37.460But Marina Abramovich actually contradicted that herself.
00:13:42.260The quote from Marina Abramovich, she said in a 2013 Reddit Q&A whether her occult contemporary art is merely art or if it's an actual occult ritual.
00:13:56.100And what she said was, everything depends on which context you are doing what you are doing.
00:14:02.160If you are doing the occult magic in the context of art or in a gallery, then it is art.
00:14:06.940If you are doing it in a different context, in spiritual circles or private house or on TV shows, it is not art.
00:14:15.160The intention, the context for what is made and where it is made defines what art is or not.
00:14:22.620I don't actually think that you can worship Satan ironically, and I do think that when we engage in art that is occult and satanic, that actually does endanger our souls.
00:14:33.440But put that spiritual point aside for a second.
00:14:39.540The spirit cooking that involved the Podestas, the people running the Hillary Clinton campaign, was to take place in a private apartment.
00:14:46.100So even by Abramovich's own standards, they were engaging in witchcraft.
00:14:52.080They were engaging in an occult satanic ritual that was not merely art, which tells you everything that you already knew about Hillary Clinton and her circle of friends.
00:15:01.360But it also tells you a lot about Zelensky.
00:15:05.340Why is he trying to get us to root for Vladimir Putin?
00:15:09.980I don't want to root for Putin, but this guy's making it really hard not to.
00:15:13.260And I can think of only two explanations here.
00:15:18.260Either Zelensky is involved in this stuff.
00:15:23.480Either Zelensky looks with a kind eye on occult satanic rituals.
00:15:27.980Or, and this might be even more distressing, Zelensky knows that the American conservatives don't want to give him another penny.
00:15:35.060The only people who want to keep funding his war or his, I mean, say it charitably, his defense of the Russians, which seems like a doomed endeavor anyway.
00:15:43.740So the question, as far as I'm concerned, is just how much longer is this thing going to drag on?
00:15:47.940But regardless, Zelensky knows that his bread is only going to be buttered by the Democrats.
00:15:53.200And he thinks that the way to appeal to Democrats is to hire witches to be his ambassadors.
00:15:59.840I guess the cynical read is even worse.
00:16:02.140He thinks, well, you know, the only way to get the American Democrats to support us is to worship Satan and to get witches to be the face of our country.
00:16:12.880It says even more about us than it says about Zelensky.
00:16:15.040Speaking of weird stuff, hard pivot for a second, there's a survey out that shows that three-quarters of homosexuals believe that open marriages, quote-unquote, are acceptable.
00:16:30.080Now, an open marriage, of course, is a contradiction in terms.
00:16:36.000And marriage, properly understood, is the union of one man and one woman who join together in a lifelong commitment before God, before the political community, for the good of the spouses, yes, and order toward the creation of children.
00:17:37.940Because don't forget, among the so-called straight people, that includes a ton of Democrats, that includes a ton of liberals, that includes a ton of people who have no problem with so-called gay marriage.
00:17:47.860That includes, you know, it's not just like radical, traditional, orthodox kind of people.
00:17:52.620And still, a clear majority say this is unacceptable, whereas the vast majority of homosexuals say that open marriage is fine.
00:18:02.780It's almost as if we're talking about two completely different views of marriage owing to two completely different views of anthropology.
00:18:13.620It's almost as if the radical redefinition of marriage by the Supreme Court in the Obergefell decision was not merely the expansion of the institution, but the abolition, the beginning of the end for the institution.
00:18:26.980Because the institution has a definition, and when you attempt to expand it, you reach an impossibility that does nothing more than destroy the institution.
00:18:57.540I'm a very loving, open-minded person.
00:19:00.680But it is simply a fact that the union of two men and the union of two women is not and can never be the same thing as the union of a man and a woman in holy matrimony.
00:19:28.920What are some of the reasons for this?
00:19:30.000One of the reasons given in this article about Pew is that while men have more testosterone and so, you know, men have red blood, men generally when they're married don't cheat on their wives and certainly endeavor not to cheat on their wives.
00:19:42.700But that's a restraining of their lower impulses.
00:19:45.980When you've got two guys, though, you both have those impulses, unlike a man and a woman where men and women just have different views of sex.
00:20:23.760And marriage, certainly, if it doesn't have limits, it ceases to be marriage, as increasingly would appear to be the case.
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00:22:29.540Turning our attention to the presidential race and actually, I guess, keeping our attention on marriage and what happens as a result of marriage.
00:22:40.640You know, that usually creates children.
00:22:42.340Well, the abortion issue is front and center.
00:22:44.840And Nikki Haley has offered what I think she views as an alternative between the stark take on abortion that you see from the left and the Democrats and from the right wing and the conservatives.
00:25:34.940It seems to me pretty clear that federal law is most likely a dead end here.
00:25:42.060You could still have some kind of federal rule on abortion, but that would come from the Supreme Court.
00:25:46.880That's not going to come from anywhere else.
00:25:50.560And it could come from the Supreme Court.
00:25:51.920I was just, I flew out to LA just for a night a couple days ago to the Live Action Gala.
00:25:57.560Live Action, one of the greatest pro-life organizations in the country, run by Lila Rose.
00:26:01.000And Live Action in the wake of the Dobbs decision overruling Roe v. Wade has said that the new North Star is 14th Amendment jurisprudence.
00:26:10.380To say that not only, as some textualists and originalists have said in recent years, not only is abortion not in the Constitution, not only should it be returned to the states.
00:26:19.100But one could make a 14th Amendment argument and say the 14th Amendment provides equal protection under the laws.
00:26:26.420And I know that there are going to be some people who say, well, the 14th Amendment was too broad.
00:26:31.320It was intended to address this problem of slavery and what we do after slavery is abolished.
00:26:36.080But it was so broad that it created certain problems within the Constitution, and I don't agree in principle, and it harmed the cause of federalism and the cause of subsidiarity.
00:26:45.000And you can make all of those arguments, and I don't really even intend to dispute them.
00:26:48.680But it is a fact that the 14th Amendment has shaped the entirety of our jurisprudence since then.
00:26:55.240And the Libs use the 14th Amendment all the time to very bad ends.
00:26:58.140So here, we could cite the 14th Amendment for a very good end, which would be saving little babies.
00:27:03.100And there have been serious legal theorists, people like John Finnis, people like Robbie George, the philosopher at Princeton, who have made this argument, made it in an amicus brief on the Dobbs case, that the Supreme Court should go even further and ban abortion by reading the equal protection of the laws into the 14th Amendment.
00:27:22.700I'm still somewhat skeptical of that, too.
00:27:24.160That maybe could go somewhere, but federal law is just not going to happen.
00:27:30.300Now, speaking of presidential candidates, there is a shocking new poll out of Washington Post and ABC, which shows that not only is Donald Trump leading the pack in the Republican primary, he's also leading Joe Biden by a lot.
00:27:43.320And this poll is shocking according to the reaction to it and according to some of the headlines.
00:27:48.980But it shouldn't be all that shocking if you've been following the Washington Post-ABC poll for the past number of months.
00:27:55.760So head-to-head, right now in a hypothetical 2024 matchup, Trump has 51 support to Joe Biden's 42% support.
00:28:05.680That's pretty big, up nine points on Biden.
00:28:09.520This is good for Trump because he's now up three points since the last ABC-Washington Post poll in February, and Biden is down by two points.
00:28:17.660But those shifts taken individually for the candidates are actually not statistically significant.
00:28:23.380And even back in February, Trump was leading Biden, according to this poll, from a liberal outlet.
00:28:30.620The ABC Post did the poll in May, and in May they had the race at 49-42, Trump over Biden.
00:28:37.300So everyone is so shocked now, but this is the way it's been for a long time.
00:28:41.600And then just to put a button on it, in terms of the primary right now, Trump has 54% of Republicans and Republican-leaning independents compared to DeSantis' 15%.
00:28:52.900So he actually has taken a pretty big hit.
00:28:55.280The last time the poll was done in May, DeSantis had 25%.
00:28:59.140Now he's down 10 points to 15% and all the other candidates.
00:29:02.700But DeSantis is the only one with any even semblance of a shot, according to The Post and ABC.
00:29:07.460Every other candidate is in single digits.
00:30:18.640Even if you don't think that the rigging resulted in Trump's loss.
00:30:22.660Even if you think Biden would have won anyway, it is simply a fact they changed a huge portion of the election rules right before the election to favor Joe Biden.
00:30:33.440And so if we can't unrig that sort of thing, then Trump very likely might lose again.
00:30:37.840But if that's your conclusion, then there is no reason to believe that they wouldn't rig it against any of the other Republicans.
00:30:45.440Ron DeSantis, Vivek Ramaswamy, Nikki Haley, Tim Scott, any of them.
00:30:49.740Chris Christie, of course, the Chris Assants.
00:30:52.060So that's not really an argument against Trump.
00:30:54.440That's an argument against our democracy as it presently stands.
00:30:58.340But you can't use that as a primary argument because that would be an argument from the structure of how the elections are held.
00:31:05.380And by the way, if your argument is simultaneously that the Democrats really fear Ron DeSantis or some other candidate more than Donald Trump,
00:31:15.600then you've got even less of a point here because then there's no reason to believe the Democrats wouldn't rig the election any less hard against the other guys.
00:31:24.820Now, is the election hopelessly rigged?
00:31:30.020I mean, do you really believe that Republicans have no shot whatsoever?
00:31:38.300Certain Republican governors, including Ron DeSantis, actually, have done a good job of undoing some of the rigging within their own states.
00:31:45.200So I am cautiously hopeful that 2024 will be less rigged than 2020.
00:31:52.600And also, the Trump campaign is showing that it's getting a little bit more serious about working in the nitty-gritty details of these election rules itself.
00:32:04.900One of the reasons that Trump is doing so well in the 2024 primary is not merely that he's good at appealing to people and the broad surveys say people generally like him.
00:32:17.460One of the other reasons, this just came out really good report on this a few days ago, is that the Trump campaign is going in to the individual state parties and fixing the rules to give him an advantage.
00:32:31.020One GOP observer says, parties are extremely keen on being more important in the primary.
00:32:37.660That's why we're seeing more winner-take-all rules and seeing more early primaries or caucuses when they have the opportunity.
00:32:44.720What that amounts to is a front-runner set of rules, something that benefits the front-runner and delegates being allocated quickly.
00:32:52.920Josh Putnam, who's a political scientist, says the Trump team was unusually active in nudging state parties toward changes for 2020 that, one, made it easier for Trump to gobble up delegates as the nominating process moved through the calendar of contests.
00:33:05.620And, two, made it much more difficult for multiple candidates to win delegates.
00:33:09.340Another Republican lawyer, Ben Ginsberg, says the Trump campaign succeeded in changing rules, quote, in part because they knew what they were doing and, in part, because everyone else is asleep at the switch.
00:33:20.160So, I don't think this is exactly favorable about Trump.
00:33:24.420I think the point of the article was to say they're rigging it and they're not giving the other candidates a chance.
00:33:28.420This actually makes me feel much better about a potential Trump nomination, which right now seems quite likely.
00:33:35.080The numbers, in as much as they're moving at all, are moving in Trump's favor and away from his opponents.
00:33:39.340So, if he is the nominee, the question is, can he win?
00:34:08.540The whole reason that poll watchers exist is because we know that people try to steal elections, and they bus in voters from out of district, and they try to loosen voter ID rules, and they try to bribe people.
00:34:19.540And they do all the things that you heard about Boss Tweed and the old Tammany Hall, political machines doing.
00:34:24.920All the things that you've heard in democracies for all of human history, they try to do them here every election.
00:34:30.740Sometimes it's easier, and sometimes it's harder.
00:34:33.180And in 2020, it was much, much easier because we turned election day into election month, and we had widespread mail-in ballots.
00:34:38.080And we had ballot drop boxes that were often illegally far away from where they were supposed to be.
00:34:43.460And we had the infusion of Zuckbox, and you had the government answering to private entities that had a very liberal agenda.
00:34:50.980And you had pipes bursting in Georgia, and you had days and weeks, weeks of ballot counting in some cases, a pausing of the vote when it looked too good for Donald Trump.
00:36:06.680John Fetterman, the senator from Pennsylvania, who is now dressing like a plumber on the floor of the United States Senate,
00:36:14.680and actually had Chuck Schumer changing the rules for him.
00:36:16.740John Fetterman broke down crying on the floor of the Senate.
00:36:20.860Because I live in a political environment, I was ridiculed and made fun of because I wasn't able to process things sometimes or say things saying so.
00:36:29.920I'm so sorry that I'm sure many of you had to go through this kind of thing.
00:36:35.680You know, I was lucky that I was lucky to go through my life, the vast majority of that, without this kind of disability that I have.
00:36:44.060But, again, I can't imagine how the challenges, and I admire everyone that has to kind of live with these kind of struggles and prevail over them.
00:36:55.500I have a great deal of sympathy for John Fetterman.
00:36:59.580I'm not going to join the chorus of people just making fun of him for crying.
00:37:07.020I'm sure he's in a great deal of pain.
00:37:08.760I have no doubt that he sincerely was depressed when he was checked in for depression at that medical center.
00:38:29.220Does the Senate, or declare war rather, does the Senate really do the business of government?
00:38:35.120Or is the Senate just kind of a facade?
00:38:38.680Is it a little bit of a club that works around the margins and approves judges and has some modicum of power?
00:38:44.920But is the business of government really conducted more in these agencies by unaccountable, faceless bureaucrats who don't really need to worry about government shutdowns, who don't really need to worry about elections?
00:38:58.680The longer that John Fetterman remains in the U.S. Senate, even with the pressure to do what little power the Senate has, or to wield what little power the Senate has, is going to be very hard on him.
00:39:13.240And he's probably going to cry more, and he's probably going to break down more, and that's a sad thing.
00:39:18.600But also, the longer he remains in the Senate, in this condition, the clearer and clearer it is that the Senate is not what we once thought it was.
00:39:29.200It's the government happens elsewhere.
00:39:32.560Speaking of broken institutions, there's a leaked video out of the Veterans Affairs Department.
00:39:40.940It promotes abortion, and it says that pregnancy is not limited to women.
00:39:47.100A person who is pregnant is more inclusive language.
00:39:51.820However, many of the studies that exist to date have not so far included trans men or non-gender binary people identified as such.
00:40:04.620My pronouns are she, her, and hers, and I'm really glad to be with you today.
00:40:07.940Some patients may be fearful, distrustful, or have preconceived beliefs related to reproductive health care, which may impact their decision-making based on their own experiences and the long history of reproductive injustice in this country.
00:40:21.660Language has a profound impact on what people hear and learn.
00:40:25.800When discussing abortion, please use these examples of clinically accurate language.
00:40:32.660There are many ways the VA can provide abortions, including on-site with providers, ordering prescription medications, or performing abortion procedures in outpatient clinics and operating rooms where available.
00:40:45.300If you were only listening on the radio or on podcast, you didn't see even the craziest parts.
00:40:53.900It just writes out, write in this VA PowerPoint.
00:40:57.200Not everyone who gets pregnant is a woman.
00:40:59.220Don't use the kind of language baby or unborn child.
00:41:21.820A related story back to the Senate is that Senator Tommy Tuberville right now is holding up the appointment of various people to the higher echelons of the military because of this crap, because the military is now pushing funding for abortions and to allow service members to try to do that.
00:41:42.340Travel out of wherever they are to go get abortions and contradicting state laws that are pro-life and saying, no, no, no, we're going to make sure that if our employees are in your state, they're going to be able to kill their kids.
00:41:58.200And Tommy Tuberville, Senator Tuberville pointed out, this is not helping the fighting force of the United States.
00:42:05.720This is not important to the mission of the U.S. military.
00:42:09.400And I am not going to allow any of these people to get their new appointments until you cut this out.