The StoneZONE with Roger Stone - March 06, 2024


Can Adam Schiff Be Stopped？ The StoneZONE w⧸ Roger Stone


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54 minutes

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Summary

Roger Stone and Troy Smith break down the results of Super Tuesday night's Republican primary elections, including the stunning win for Donald Trump in 10 states and the stunning loss for Nikki Haley in the primary in Vermont. They also discuss the latest on Nikki Haley's arrest and possible criminal charges against her, and the impact that could have on the outcome of the primary race and the upcoming primary runoff. They also talk about the impact of the Texas primary and how the results could have a major impact on the November election and the possibility of a possible primary runoff between Haley and Rep. Ron DeSantis. The Stone Zone is a show dedicated to conservative political strategy and analysis. Roger Stone has served as a senior campaign aide to three Republican presidents, and is a New York Times best-selling author and a longtime friend and advisor of President Donald Trump. As an outspoken libertarian, Stone has appeared on thousands of broadcasts, spoken at countless events, and lectured before the prestigious Oxford Political Union and the Cambridge Union Society, and has lectured to the Oxford Union Society. He is a regular contributor to conservative publications, and a frequent guest on conservative media outlets such as The Weekly Standard, and The Daily Caller, among other publications. Roger Stone is a prolific writer, and an avid reader of conservative websites and blogs. The Stonezone is produced in part 2 of The Daily Beast and The Hill, and in part 3 of the Weekly Standard. and The New York Sun, where he blogs about politics, culture, and pop culture, including his thoughts on the latest in pop culture and the culture of the 21stance and the night skyrockethrough the political world. . You can expect regular updates on all things political news and gossip from Roger Stone's newest book, The Stonezine. You won't want to miss this one! It's a must-listen to the latest from the Stone Zone! Subscribe to The StoneZ Zone on the newest episode of the Stonezone Podcast! and the latest political news you won't get more information on politics, politics and culture from the highest-rated podcast on the left and everything else going on in American politics. Subscribe on social media including the left-wing media, including The Hill and the left's favorite podcast, The Hill's newest podcast, Podchaser, The Hive, wherever else you get it! - including the newest podcast on social meds and the most authentic source on the right's most authentic take on it.


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00:00:00.000 The Stone Zone, with legendary Republican strategist and political icon and pundit Roger Stone.
00:00:07.240 Stone has served as a senior campaign aide to three Republican presidents.
00:00:11.280 He is a New York Times best-selling author and a longtime friend and advisor of President Donald Trump.
00:00:16.900 As an outspoken libertarian, Stone has appeared on thousands of broadcasts,
00:00:20.960 spoken at countless venues, and lectured before the prestigious Oxford Political Union and the Cambridge Union Society.
00:00:27.280 Due to his four-plus decades in the political and cultural arena, Stone has become a pop culture icon.
00:00:33.280 And now, here's your host, Roger Stone.
00:00:40.260 Welcome, I'm Roger Stone, and yes, you are back in the Stone Zone.
00:00:46.520 Well, they call it Super Tuesday for a reason.
00:00:50.280 Donald Trump made history again last night, sweeping the primaries in as many as 10 states.
00:00:59.640 And as we have learned only minutes ago, driving his final rival, Nikki Haley, out of the race.
00:01:08.720 Here to help me break this and other political developments down is my colleague, Troy Smith, from Slingshot.News.
00:01:17.600 Troy, welcome back into the Stone Zone.
00:01:21.700 Roger, as always, it's an honor to be here.
00:01:23.520 I want to kick things off tonight by getting—I saw the pictures this morning,
00:01:27.120 and I think we have some footage here of you walking into Mar-a-Lago last night,
00:01:31.180 and we want to hear how that was, how that went, and your kind of experience there,
00:01:36.060 because it's so unique, and I think people are probably eager to hear about that.
00:01:39.980 Yeah, we can roll that stuff.
00:01:42.020 It was absolutely electric last night.
00:01:46.400 It's interesting the difference between President Trump's announcement in the exact same room,
00:01:56.380 which was a great night, but a night filled with hope,
00:02:02.000 a night that was unclear in terms of where things would go.
00:02:07.040 People may not remember this, but many, many people thought Florida Governor Ron DeSantis
00:02:12.980 was going to pose a serious challenge to President Trump.
00:02:17.160 That, of course, did not materialize.
00:02:20.080 Last night was something special, however.
00:02:24.480 It was, I think, obvious from very early in the evening
00:02:31.080 that Trump would win virtually everywhere,
00:02:34.580 but some of these margins and the Republican turnout
00:02:39.540 is a very, very good sign for the general election.
00:02:45.020 Oh, exactly, Roger, and we can go right into that now
00:02:48.140 because it was such an interesting turnout last night.
00:02:52.900 And, Roger, just wanted your thoughts immediately.
00:02:54.760 I saw that President Trump received 1.8 million votes
00:02:59.880 in the Texas Republican primary yesterday
00:03:02.680 where we had multiple guests that have been on this show,
00:03:06.140 Mr. Covey, and, of course, just overall success in the state of Texas.
00:03:13.060 So just real quick, Roger, what's your opinion?
00:03:15.420 I mean, 1.8 million votes in Texas,
00:03:17.740 it shows that in a state that's on the border
00:03:20.600 that a lot of people are talking about immigration
00:03:24.240 and key Republican issues, the turnout is really there.
00:03:27.660 I mean, it's just unbelievable.
00:03:29.380 Yeah, very pleased that Covey, who appeared on this show,
00:03:33.300 beat the House Speaker, failing, failing, as they call him.
00:03:38.820 That was a major upset, possible only,
00:03:42.060 with the endorsement of President Donald Trump.
00:03:44.620 Also seeing Brandon Gill, who was with us just days ago,
00:03:48.060 win his primary, was somewhat disappointed
00:03:52.380 in House District 33, where Katrina Pearson,
00:03:57.400 who testified against President Trump
00:04:00.640 in the January 6th investigation,
00:04:03.700 who openly supported DeSantis and trashed Donald Trump,
00:04:10.040 reinvented herself suddenly as a Trump supporter.
00:04:13.740 And although she did not win that nomination,
00:04:16.020 she is now in a runoff, we're going to have a lot more
00:04:19.640 about her, not today, but in the days between now
00:04:23.640 and the runoff, particularly focusing on her arrest
00:04:29.240 for shoplifting, I mean, among other great qualities.
00:04:33.540 But overall, it was an amazing evening.
00:04:37.960 It's interesting, when I was leaving the event,
00:04:43.380 there was a gaggle of reporters,
00:04:45.800 and they didn't want to focus on Trump's sweeping,
00:04:49.300 indeed, historic wins.
00:04:51.340 All they cared about was Vermont.
00:04:54.420 Well, what about Vermont?
00:04:55.880 I said, what about Vermont?
00:04:57.360 Well, it looks like Nikki Haley won Vermont.
00:04:59.520 I believe that's one delegate, maybe two.
00:05:02.460 So what?
00:05:03.220 What about Vermont?
00:05:04.760 I mean, it is so typical of the fake news media
00:05:09.600 and the jackals in the media.
00:05:11.160 They don't focus on the millions of votes
00:05:14.740 that Donald Trump got.
00:05:16.100 They immediately focus on the negative.
00:05:20.060 So, Troy, what's the latest on Nikki Haley?
00:05:23.640 Well, I believe we have video here
00:05:25.800 that we can roll this morning of Nikki Haley
00:05:27.780 dropping out of the race this morning
00:05:30.180 after her embarrassment.
00:05:31.340 And last I checked,
00:05:32.180 that President Trump is just around 1,000 delegates,
00:05:35.200 and Haley's way, way behind.
00:05:36.760 She has no path to victory at this point.
00:05:39.780 You know, it's really, it's sad.
00:05:41.800 So I think we have a clip here
00:05:42.860 we can roll of Nikki Haley talking this morning
00:05:45.200 and officially dropping out of the race.
00:05:47.040 Well, that is a fairly conciliatory comment on her part.
00:06:12.220 Unclear, of course,
00:06:13.240 whether she's actually going to endorse President Trump,
00:06:16.700 I would not consider that an endorsement.
00:06:19.420 Very similar, by the way,
00:06:20.960 to when Senator Governor Ron DeSantis got out of the race.
00:06:24.560 What he said was,
00:06:25.980 it is now clear that a majority of Republicans
00:06:28.260 want Trump to be the nominee.
00:06:30.740 He never actually said,
00:06:32.060 I support Donald Trump.
00:06:34.260 And of course, as you know,
00:06:35.680 he's basically been running a shadow campaign since then,
00:06:39.280 taking pot shots at Trump here and there,
00:06:43.460 obviously hoping against hope
00:06:45.500 that Trump will get hit by a bus
00:06:47.680 or somehow otherwise not be able to finish this race.
00:06:51.980 I think he is dreaming.
00:06:54.620 A very key point here, though, Troy,
00:06:56.700 and that is Trump hovers near 1,000 votes.
00:07:00.020 It takes roughly 1,200 votes
00:07:02.400 to actually cinch the nomination.
00:07:04.580 How sweet the irony that Donald Trump
00:07:08.220 will win the nomination
00:07:09.540 when he sweeps the home state of Florida.
00:07:12.820 Now, that primary coming up on March 12th
00:07:16.200 still has a contest
00:07:18.040 between former President Donald Trump
00:07:21.000 and Governor Ron DeSantis,
00:07:23.660 who never removed his name from the ballot.
00:07:27.320 So this is going to be an excellent opportunity
00:07:29.720 for the Floridians to express their support
00:07:34.060 for the president
00:07:34.880 and, frankly, to maybe remind Governor DeSantis
00:07:39.720 that he ought to stick to his knitting
00:07:41.420 and start to focus on the problems here in Florida.
00:07:45.740 The governor's approval rating is now below 50.
00:07:48.740 We have an insurance crisis that is horrific.
00:07:53.340 Officer Sal Greco was telling me the other day
00:07:55.640 that his car insurance,
00:07:57.080 which was previously under $1,000,
00:07:58.920 they now want a $16,000 premium.
00:08:03.200 It blew him away.
00:08:04.780 It doesn't matter whether it's homeowners insurance
00:08:07.240 or automobile insurance.
00:08:09.260 All of insurance here in Florida
00:08:11.440 is skyrocketed out of sight.
00:08:15.180 We're also having a utility rate crisis in this state.
00:08:21.100 Electricity rates have gone up 22%,
00:08:24.200 the highest single increase
00:08:26.680 in the history of Florida.
00:08:28.320 For senior citizens on fixed income,
00:08:32.180 you know, that's quite a bite.
00:08:35.180 Perhaps this is related to the $9.5 million
00:08:38.780 that DeSantis took from Florida Power and Light
00:08:42.320 and its various subsidiaries.
00:08:46.240 It is DeSantis' appointees
00:08:48.680 who are the regulators
00:08:50.020 who have to approve these rate hikes.
00:08:54.220 But it's pretty clear to me that by the 12th,
00:08:58.220 Donald Trump will be the de facto nominee
00:09:01.960 of the Republican Party.
00:09:04.040 I do know that he very much last night
00:09:07.100 kept his fire focused solely on Joe Biden,
00:09:11.700 kept his, never mentioned Nikki Haley.
00:09:14.000 And I think that he understands the need
00:09:18.200 to contrast the four years of Donald Trump
00:09:21.900 with the four years or three years and change
00:09:25.960 of Joe Biden.
00:09:27.520 I did a brief interview for a local TV station
00:09:30.580 and they said,
00:09:31.740 well, aren't you concerned
00:09:33.440 that people are going to refocus
00:09:35.740 on the things they don't like about Trump?
00:09:38.360 This was in reaction to a question
00:09:40.540 regarding the fact that Trump is leading in all the polls.
00:09:43.300 I said, no, actually,
00:09:44.740 I think we want a comparison,
00:09:47.320 whether it is gasoline prices
00:09:49.180 or inflation or crime or drugs,
00:09:54.100 both caused by our open border,
00:09:57.000 whether it is a foreign policy
00:09:58.820 in which we ship $280 billion a year
00:10:04.440 to Ukraine,
00:10:06.960 where we are closer and closer
00:10:09.440 to a world war in two different theaters.
00:10:12.480 This strategy of financing both Israel and Iran,
00:10:18.500 which is, as you know,
00:10:19.660 de facto funding of both Hamas and Hezbollah.
00:10:23.280 I'm happy to have that comparison
00:10:25.980 of the Trump years and the Biden years.
00:10:28.820 I want to have that comparison.
00:10:31.720 And look, if Joe Biden is the nominee
00:10:33.940 and I have my reservations,
00:10:36.040 which I've talked about on this show,
00:10:37.720 but if he is the nominee,
00:10:39.880 I want at least four debates,
00:10:41.460 don't you?
00:10:43.300 Absolutely, Roger.
00:10:44.200 We should have public debates.
00:10:45.800 And also, we should, I mean,
00:10:47.160 Trump has called on Biden
00:10:48.240 to take a cognitive test, Roger.
00:10:49.760 I think that it's,
00:10:50.920 I think they both should take one,
00:10:52.340 to be honest with you,
00:10:53.480 because I have no doubt in my mind,
00:10:55.320 and we've talked about this before
00:10:57.700 here on the show,
00:10:58.360 you said you would have no doubt
00:10:59.500 that Trump would pass a cognitive test.
00:11:02.100 Let's have them both take one
00:11:03.300 and let's see Biden pass one in public.
00:11:06.820 And you mentioned something there, Roger.
00:11:08.740 You mentioned that the media
00:11:09.920 outside of Mar-a-Lago last night
00:11:12.340 was talking about Vermont.
00:11:14.100 And I wanted to highlight here real quickly,
00:11:16.200 at no point,
00:11:18.540 when you look at the results of Vermont,
00:11:20.600 do you see a sweeping victory
00:11:21.740 for Nikki Haley?
00:11:22.940 I have the votes right in front of me.
00:11:24.760 We'll put these up after here
00:11:27.140 so you guys can see them.
00:11:28.680 It's 36,030 votes for Nikki Haley
00:11:31.540 to 33,140.
00:11:33.780 Yet in the states where Trump won,
00:11:36.000 the margins, as we talked about, Roger,
00:11:37.840 I mean, it was 1.8 million to 400,000 in Texas.
00:11:41.380 So sweeping victories for Trump
00:11:44.000 across the Republican Party.
00:11:46.400 And also, Roger, as you mentioned there,
00:11:48.780 the debates are very important
00:11:50.000 because the independent area,
00:11:52.700 this voter base,
00:11:53.600 that's where both Biden and Trump
00:11:56.120 seem to be making their play right now.
00:11:58.380 And the polling is pretty overwhelming
00:12:00.520 to show that those independents support Trump.
00:12:04.400 And I think it has a lot to do
00:12:06.020 with what you were just talking about,
00:12:07.280 comparing and contrasting
00:12:08.460 the four years of Trump
00:12:09.500 and the four years of Biden.
00:12:10.840 I think four debates would give us
00:12:12.680 the ultimate comparison
00:12:13.880 of putting these two men next to each other
00:12:16.040 and letting the American public decide
00:12:18.240 who sounds better,
00:12:19.460 who's more coherent,
00:12:20.600 who's more capable,
00:12:21.820 who do you want as your leader?
00:12:23.280 And I think the answer would be very clear
00:12:24.860 if we just put them next to each other.
00:12:26.680 Do you expect the Biden administration
00:12:28.260 to do everything they can
00:12:29.540 and the Biden campaign
00:12:30.520 to do everything they can
00:12:31.480 to stop these debates from happening, Roger?
00:12:34.140 I can't see any circumstance
00:12:35.920 under which they agree to a debate.
00:12:38.700 They will come up with some technicality.
00:12:41.960 I think it remains to be seen.
00:12:44.520 Who else is in this race?
00:12:46.140 In other words,
00:12:46.940 is there a Libertarian Party candidate?
00:12:49.760 Is there a Green Party candidate?
00:12:51.880 Does that candidate get on the ballot
00:12:53.880 in enough states to theoretically win
00:12:56.580 270 electoral votes?
00:12:58.680 If so, well, then I personally believe
00:13:00.680 they should be in the debate.
00:13:02.500 And then what of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
00:13:05.200 does he get on the ballot in enough states?
00:13:09.140 Biden and Trump will both make a calculation
00:13:12.260 as to whether they want him in or out,
00:13:14.640 probably a little early to do that.
00:13:16.960 But in the end,
00:13:18.360 I don't think Joe Biden will debate Donald Trump
00:13:20.920 because he knows he cannot stand up to him.
00:13:23.960 It could actually be
00:13:25.060 one of the most entertaining things
00:13:26.940 we've ever seen.
00:13:29.860 One development yesterday
00:13:31.980 that is not at all surprising,
00:13:35.520 Adam Schiff, without any question,
00:13:38.080 the biggest huckster,
00:13:39.620 the single greatest con man,
00:13:42.100 one of the greatest congenital liars
00:13:44.200 in congressional history,
00:13:46.200 came in first
00:13:47.600 in the California jungle primary
00:13:50.840 for the U.S. Senate.
00:13:52.200 Now let me explain how this works.
00:13:55.120 California has changed their law
00:13:57.560 so there are no longer any party primaries.
00:14:01.480 In other words,
00:14:02.420 Republicans and Democrats
00:14:03.460 don't have an individual primary
00:14:05.420 to select their nominees
00:14:07.240 who then face off in November.
00:14:09.820 Instead, they have what they call
00:14:11.180 the jungle primary
00:14:12.260 in which all candidates
00:14:14.120 of every single party
00:14:17.400 all run in one election
00:14:19.360 and the two top vote-getters win.
00:14:23.840 Now, I don't want to say
00:14:25.220 they have a broken system,
00:14:26.680 but this morning I learned
00:14:28.720 about one of the candidates
00:14:30.460 for the U.S. Senate,
00:14:32.540 a woman named Charlita Barnett.
00:14:36.480 And Charlina, Charlita,
00:14:39.320 his name was on the ballot.
00:14:41.040 In English, they said
00:14:43.440 she was a Republican,
00:14:45.880 but Charlita Bassett,
00:14:47.720 pardon me, I mispronounced that,
00:14:49.180 but in Chinese,
00:14:50.380 they said she was a Democrat.
00:14:53.460 Way to go,
00:14:54.860 California Secretary of State.
00:14:57.660 Although I would say
00:14:58.820 that Charlita Bassett
00:15:00.280 is lucky
00:15:01.520 because there were 27
00:15:03.540 duly filed candidates
00:15:05.360 and some of them
00:15:06.560 didn't get on the ballot
00:15:08.000 at all so much
00:15:09.840 for our democracy.
00:15:12.180 Now, it is true
00:15:13.700 that Adam Schiff
00:15:14.920 is going to go
00:15:16.320 to a runoff
00:15:17.600 with former baseball great
00:15:20.560 Steve Harvey.
00:15:22.820 I am, sadly,
00:15:24.400 because I can do math
00:15:25.640 and I know something
00:15:26.540 about politics,
00:15:28.420 there were two other
00:15:29.500 ultra-liberal Democrats
00:15:30.740 in this race.
00:15:32.320 They included Katie Porter,
00:15:34.640 who represents
00:15:35.700 an Orange County district,
00:15:37.180 a very, very prodigious,
00:15:40.300 progressive congresswoman
00:15:42.420 and fundraiser,
00:15:44.400 and also Barbara Lee
00:15:46.460 from the Bay Area,
00:15:48.460 an African-American congresswoman.
00:15:50.840 So if you look
00:15:51.860 at the total number
00:15:53.100 of Democrats
00:15:55.040 and you add the total
00:15:57.280 for Democratic candidates,
00:15:59.920 it would indicate
00:16:00.820 that Adam Schiff
00:16:02.320 may be headed
00:16:03.580 to the Senate.
00:16:04.920 Even as a senator,
00:16:05.860 however,
00:16:06.480 that will not change
00:16:08.060 the fact
00:16:08.860 that Adam Schiff
00:16:10.420 is a congenital liar
00:16:12.360 who can't keep
00:16:13.720 his lies straight.
00:16:15.420 And he likes
00:16:16.140 to come back
00:16:16.780 and recycle
00:16:17.700 the same lies again.
00:16:19.700 Let's take a look
00:16:20.340 at this video.
00:16:21.020 in which the Russians
00:16:23.300 offered help,
00:16:23.960 which we know they did.
00:16:24.720 The campaign accepted help,
00:16:25.760 which we know they did.
00:16:26.920 The Russians then delivered help,
00:16:28.340 which we know they did.
00:16:29.140 There is circumstantial evidence
00:16:30.600 of collusion.
00:16:31.640 The case is more than that,
00:16:33.060 and I can't go into
00:16:34.560 the particulars,
00:16:35.660 but there is more
00:16:36.440 than circumstantial evidence now.
00:16:38.640 You've said
00:16:39.260 on more than one occasion
00:16:40.240 that you've seen
00:16:40.940 ample evidence
00:16:42.080 of the Trump campaign's
00:16:43.440 Russia collusion.
00:16:44.540 Last March,
00:16:45.300 you said you had
00:16:46.020 more than circumstantial evidence
00:16:47.520 of treasonous collusion
00:16:49.040 with Russia.
00:16:49.760 I've certainly,
00:16:50.860 certainly said that
00:16:52.300 there's ample evidence
00:16:53.200 of collusion.
00:16:53.660 Can you agree
00:16:54.260 that there has been
00:16:55.020 no evidence
00:16:55.760 of collusion coordination
00:16:57.060 or conspiracy
00:16:57.720 that has been presented
00:16:58.780 thus far
00:16:59.720 between the Trump campaign
00:17:00.940 and Russia?
00:17:02.880 No, I don't agree
00:17:03.840 with that at all.
00:17:04.580 I think there's plenty
00:17:05.340 of evidence of collusion
00:17:06.540 or conspiracy.
00:17:07.600 But we do know this.
00:17:09.260 The Russians offered help.
00:17:10.560 The campaign accepted help.
00:17:11.920 The Russians gave help.
00:17:14.020 And the president
00:17:14.580 made full use of that help.
00:17:16.340 And that is pretty damning
00:17:17.500 reviewing the evidence
00:17:19.280 that I have.
00:17:20.800 No, sorry, Adam.
00:17:22.360 The Russians offered no help.
00:17:24.560 The campaign accepted no help.
00:17:27.320 And they accepted
00:17:27.920 the campaign used no help.
00:17:30.460 This is typical
00:17:31.180 of the antics of Adam Schiff,
00:17:33.080 kind of standard
00:17:33.700 operating procedure.
00:17:35.360 He's a charlatan
00:17:36.260 who frequently makes
00:17:37.200 explosive public charges.
00:17:39.120 They get lapped up
00:17:40.500 by his allies in the media,
00:17:42.680 but then he can't
00:17:43.760 substantiate any of them.
00:17:45.700 So in March of 2020,
00:17:47.500 2017,
00:17:48.660 he told Chuck Todd,
00:17:49.680 as you saw in Meet the Press,
00:17:51.700 that evidence of collusion
00:17:53.960 was at best circumstantial,
00:17:56.220 Todd said.
00:17:57.360 But Schiff said,
00:17:58.620 oh, actually, no, Chuck,
00:17:59.800 I can tell you the case
00:18:00.900 is more than that.
00:18:02.160 I can't go into particulars.
00:18:03.780 That's because there are
00:18:04.660 no particulars.
00:18:05.800 But there's more
00:18:06.760 than circumstantial evidence now,
00:18:08.680 I will say.
00:18:09.640 There is evidence
00:18:10.360 that is not circumstantial
00:18:12.100 and is very much
00:18:13.340 worthy of investigation.
00:18:15.600 Okay, Adam,
00:18:16.540 produce it.
00:18:17.500 In November,
00:18:18.640 during a House Intelligence
00:18:19.780 Committee hearing,
00:18:20.780 Schiff said,
00:18:21.880 the evidence
00:18:22.420 for Trump-Russia collusion,
00:18:24.220 what is clear is
00:18:25.320 the Kremlin repeatedly
00:18:26.900 told the campaign
00:18:27.820 it had dirt on Clinton
00:18:28.940 and offered to help
00:18:30.180 and at least one top Trump official
00:18:32.200 the president's own son accepted.
00:18:34.700 In truth,
00:18:35.900 Donald Trump Jr.
00:18:37.060 received nothing
00:18:38.120 from the Russian lawyer
00:18:39.800 who saw a meeting with him,
00:18:41.620 and she turned out
00:18:42.840 to actually be
00:18:43.660 an employee
00:18:44.180 of Fusion GPS.
00:18:47.840 She was briefed
00:18:49.280 prior to that meeting
00:18:50.460 by Glenn Simpson
00:18:51.800 of Fusion GPS.
00:18:53.160 Yes,
00:18:53.360 that's the left-wing
00:18:54.380 research outfit
00:18:55.540 that basically
00:18:57.600 hoked up
00:18:58.600 the phony
00:18:59.100 Steele dossier,
00:19:00.220 and he debriefed her
00:19:01.840 after the meeting.
00:19:03.380 In other words,
00:19:03.980 it was a setup.
00:19:05.120 No congressman Schiff.
00:19:06.740 Donald Trump Jr.
00:19:07.720 received
00:19:08.180 nothing
00:19:08.960 whatsoever
00:19:09.900 from this
00:19:11.100 woman
00:19:11.580 Russian lawyer.
00:19:13.360 Schiff
00:19:13.760 ignores
00:19:14.720 all of that,
00:19:16.400 of course.
00:19:16.900 Then in October 10th
00:19:18.920 of 2017,
00:19:19.960 Schiff said once again,
00:19:21.680 we have all of these
00:19:22.480 facts and chronology.
00:19:23.760 You have to believe
00:19:24.500 that these are not,
00:19:25.840 these are all
00:19:26.500 isolated incidents
00:19:27.660 not connected
00:19:28.620 to each other.
00:19:29.640 That doesn't make
00:19:30.680 rational sense.
00:19:32.100 We do know this.
00:19:32.960 The Russians offered help.
00:19:34.280 The campaign accepted help.
00:19:35.880 The Russians gave help,
00:19:37.280 and the president
00:19:37.920 made full use
00:19:38.780 of that help.
00:19:39.800 What help, Adam?
00:19:41.200 That's the same
00:19:42.260 recycled lie.
00:19:44.080 Let's try
00:19:44.600 your favorite lie.
00:19:45.780 Paul Manafort
00:19:47.020 gave
00:19:47.880 polling data
00:19:50.120 to a man
00:19:50.760 named
00:19:51.140 Konstantin
00:19:52.320 Kalimnik,
00:19:53.440 who you
00:19:54.060 and others
00:19:54.740 claim
00:19:55.260 was a Russian
00:19:57.060 intelligence asset.
00:19:58.280 Well,
00:19:58.420 first of all,
00:19:59.380 Manafort
00:19:59.680 didn't have
00:20:00.280 any proprietary
00:20:01.160 polling information
00:20:02.400 as of the date
00:20:03.700 that you claim
00:20:04.260 this happened,
00:20:05.280 and it's absolutely
00:20:06.180 clear that
00:20:06.980 Konstantin
00:20:07.800 Kalimnik,
00:20:08.520 who previously
00:20:09.180 worked for
00:20:09.740 Senator John McCain,
00:20:11.340 was not a
00:20:12.380 Russian intelligence
00:20:13.460 asset,
00:20:14.020 but in fact
00:20:15.040 was actually
00:20:16.040 a U.S.
00:20:17.240 intelligence
00:20:17.800 asset.
00:20:19.700 This guy
00:20:20.640 just never,
00:20:21.780 never stops.
00:20:23.700 He says again
00:20:24.700 in February of 2018,
00:20:26.460 there's certainly
00:20:26.880 a lot of evidence
00:20:27.820 of collusion
00:20:28.820 between the
00:20:29.400 Russian campaign,
00:20:30.880 Russia campaign,
00:20:32.060 pardon me,
00:20:32.340 the Trump campaign
00:20:33.080 and Russia
00:20:33.600 in terms of
00:20:34.620 ethical violations
00:20:35.640 in acting
00:20:36.220 against the interests
00:20:37.240 of the United States.
00:20:38.760 The evidence
00:20:39.320 is ample
00:20:39.980 and in the public view.
00:20:41.160 No,
00:20:41.840 actually,
00:20:42.660 it's not.
00:20:43.340 Then finally,
00:20:44.980 on ABC's
00:20:46.100 The View
00:20:46.500 on March 3rd,
00:20:47.440 2018,
00:20:49.000 Schiff said
00:20:49.580 he finally
00:20:50.840 had to concede
00:20:51.760 that the panel
00:20:52.540 he co-chair
00:20:53.180 had seen
00:20:53.780 no evidence
00:20:54.600 that the
00:20:55.280 Trump campaign
00:20:57.060 colluded
00:20:57.540 with the
00:20:58.540 Russian government.
00:21:00.160 Yet again,
00:21:00.900 on April 15th
00:21:02.220 of that year,
00:21:04.060 again on ABC,
00:21:05.660 Schiff made a point
00:21:06.460 to say that
00:21:07.040 it's simply
00:21:07.840 not true
00:21:08.500 that there was
00:21:09.040 no evidence
00:21:09.780 of the 2016 campaign
00:21:11.480 for Trump
00:21:12.040 colluding
00:21:12.820 with Russia.
00:21:14.640 Schiff,
00:21:15.360 who is
00:21:16.180 ever
00:21:17.760 recycling
00:21:18.860 the same
00:21:19.820 nonsense,
00:21:20.980 came up
00:21:21.400 completely
00:21:22.020 and totally
00:21:23.360 empty-handed.
00:21:25.200 Finally,
00:21:25.960 he changed
00:21:26.500 his tune
00:21:28.240 yet again,
00:21:29.300 saying on NBC's
00:21:30.460 Meet the Press,
00:21:31.680 as if to clarify
00:21:32.520 his own
00:21:33.120 many
00:21:33.400 contradictory
00:21:35.320 statements,
00:21:38.640 he said,
00:21:39.120 at the outset
00:21:39.760 of the investigation
00:21:40.480 there was
00:21:41.160 some circumstantial
00:21:43.600 evidence.
00:21:44.160 No,
00:21:44.660 think back,
00:21:45.380 Adam,
00:21:45.620 we just saw
00:21:46.220 the video,
00:21:46.740 you said it was
00:21:47.440 more than
00:21:48.980 circumstantial evidence.
00:21:50.780 This guy
00:21:51.300 is a four-flushing
00:21:52.320 phony,
00:21:53.120 he lies
00:21:54.420 as easily
00:21:55.440 as he gets
00:21:56.120 out of bed,
00:21:57.340 and I have
00:21:58.000 to conclude
00:21:58.640 that he's
00:21:59.320 probably going
00:22:00.160 to go
00:22:00.640 to the U.S.
00:22:01.860 Senate,
00:22:02.460 where he will
00:22:02.980 continue
00:22:03.580 his demagoguery,
00:22:06.540 his Trump
00:22:08.020 derangement
00:22:08.940 syndrome,
00:22:09.960 and his
00:22:10.360 many,
00:22:11.000 many lies,
00:22:12.600 Adam Schiff.
00:22:13.680 We're going
00:22:14.120 to keep you
00:22:14.640 posted on
00:22:15.340 that runoff,
00:22:16.680 but just
00:22:17.300 if you
00:22:18.260 assume
00:22:18.820 that the
00:22:19.880 Democratic
00:22:20.420 votes
00:22:20.920 garnered
00:22:21.500 by Katie
00:22:22.080 Porter,
00:22:22.940 by Congresswoman
00:22:24.100 Barbara Lee,
00:22:25.280 now most
00:22:25.780 likely go
00:22:26.460 to liberal
00:22:27.440 Democrat
00:22:28.320 Adam Schiff,
00:22:29.880 I think
00:22:30.940 Mr. Harvey
00:22:31.660 has his
00:22:32.340 hands
00:22:32.760 full.
00:22:33.720 Troy,
00:22:34.260 thoughts
00:22:34.700 on
00:22:35.180 Adam Schiff.
00:22:41.680 Well,
00:22:42.240 Roger,
00:22:42.600 here's the
00:22:42.900 thing.
00:22:43.340 I mean,
00:22:43.700 Adam Schiff
00:22:44.440 does this
00:22:44.900 routinely.
00:22:45.460 He has
00:22:45.840 committee
00:22:46.240 hearings
00:22:46.640 where he
00:22:46.980 gets access
00:22:47.640 to very
00:22:48.960 important
00:22:49.680 and not
00:22:51.680 public
00:22:52.080 information.
00:22:52.940 This is
00:22:53.180 private
00:22:53.540 information
00:22:54.080 that is
00:22:55.000 supposed to
00:22:55.460 be kept
00:22:55.940 behind
00:22:56.520 closed
00:22:56.880 doors.
00:22:57.340 If it
00:22:57.640 was supposed
00:22:58.020 to be
00:22:58.380 out in
00:22:58.640 the open,
00:22:59.460 it would
00:22:59.680 be out
00:23:00.000 in the
00:23:00.160 open.
00:23:00.560 He goes
00:23:00.980 into
00:23:01.200 closed
00:23:01.680 door
00:23:01.920 hearings
00:23:02.320 and he's
00:23:02.580 on the
00:23:02.840 Judiciary
00:23:03.260 Committee.
00:23:03.760 He's been
00:23:03.960 on many
00:23:04.360 committees
00:23:04.760 for many
00:23:05.560 years now.
00:23:06.020 He's one
00:23:06.220 of the
00:23:06.380 top
00:23:06.640 ranking
00:23:06.940 Democrats
00:23:07.420 in the
00:23:07.680 House.
00:23:08.640 He goes
00:23:09.400 out to
00:23:09.800 the press
00:23:10.320 much like
00:23:11.240 Dan Goldman
00:23:12.000 who I
00:23:12.420 would say
00:23:12.820 in the
00:23:13.740 House if
00:23:14.200 you wanted
00:23:14.500 a competition
00:23:15.220 between
00:23:15.660 liars,
00:23:16.280 it would
00:23:16.440 be Schiff
00:23:17.160 and Goldman
00:23:17.720 would really
00:23:18.180 be at the
00:23:18.560 top of
00:23:18.880 that list.
00:23:19.920 They go
00:23:20.400 into these
00:23:20.800 closed door
00:23:21.240 hearings and
00:23:21.640 they come
00:23:21.920 out into
00:23:22.300 the press
00:23:22.660 and they
00:23:22.920 just flat
00:23:23.460 out lie.
00:23:24.400 There's no
00:23:24.720 repercussions
00:23:25.320 for that.
00:23:25.960 I think
00:23:26.380 if we want
00:23:27.560 to strengthen
00:23:28.560 our ability
00:23:30.540 to deal
00:23:31.040 with issues,
00:23:31.860 especially as it
00:23:32.420 pertains to
00:23:32.860 the House,
00:23:33.960 Adam Schiff
00:23:34.360 should be
00:23:34.660 removed from
00:23:35.040 his committees.
00:23:35.560 I know he's
00:23:36.080 leaving, but
00:23:37.520 at the same
00:23:38.220 time, why do
00:23:39.200 we have
00:23:39.480 these people,
00:23:40.020 Dan Goldman
00:23:40.820 included, any
00:23:41.660 of these
00:23:41.920 people that
00:23:42.660 go into
00:23:42.980 closed door
00:23:43.480 hearings,
00:23:43.900 they turn
00:23:44.540 around to
00:23:44.840 the press,
00:23:45.340 they totally
00:23:45.900 lie about
00:23:46.500 whatever
00:23:46.760 happened.
00:23:47.380 The result
00:23:47.800 of that
00:23:48.020 should be
00:23:48.260 you're removed
00:23:49.300 from your
00:23:49.640 committee.
00:23:50.440 It's ridiculous.
00:23:52.160 They keep
00:23:52.520 getting to go
00:23:53.260 in there,
00:23:54.060 get the
00:23:54.380 information so
00:23:55.140 they have
00:23:55.540 the badge
00:23:56.200 so that they
00:23:56.600 can go to
00:23:56.980 the press
00:23:57.320 to lie.
00:23:58.200 It's ridiculous,
00:23:58.980 Roger.
00:23:59.180 And don't
00:24:00.260 think for a
00:24:00.880 second that
00:24:01.700 this doesn't
00:24:02.160 have something
00:24:02.540 to do with
00:24:03.040 this guy's
00:24:03.680 outside of
00:24:05.460 politics, you
00:24:06.660 know, money
00:24:07.020 streams, because
00:24:07.640 when he goes on
00:24:08.480 those news
00:24:09.080 networks, when
00:24:09.920 he uses this
00:24:10.660 false information
00:24:11.440 to promote
00:24:11.900 himself and
00:24:12.420 his campaign,
00:24:13.180 he uses that
00:24:13.840 to promote
00:24:14.560 books or
00:24:15.400 whatever, you
00:24:16.180 know, he's
00:24:16.460 doing.
00:24:16.820 They always
00:24:17.080 have shows or
00:24:17.840 podcasts or
00:24:18.560 something stupid.
00:24:19.680 I mean, it's
00:24:20.280 about self
00:24:20.880 promotion and
00:24:21.780 he's undermining
00:24:22.420 the truth in
00:24:22.980 the American
00:24:23.420 people to do
00:24:24.080 it.
00:24:24.460 He should be
00:24:24.780 removed from
00:24:25.220 every committee
00:24:25.820 he serves on.
00:24:26.360 Well, as you
00:24:28.320 know, he's
00:24:28.720 already been
00:24:29.180 censured by
00:24:30.180 this house,
00:24:31.120 this current
00:24:31.760 house.
00:24:32.480 You're absolutely
00:24:33.060 right about his
00:24:34.040 constant use of
00:24:35.120 classified information.
00:24:36.880 When I testified
00:24:37.780 before the House
00:24:38.560 Intelligence Committee,
00:24:39.980 I still maintain
00:24:40.900 that I never made
00:24:42.060 any misstatement
00:24:42.880 that was material.
00:24:45.180 Schiff is under
00:24:46.000 the House rules,
00:24:46.740 not supposed to
00:24:47.360 discuss my
00:24:48.020 testimony, but
00:24:48.940 within an hour,
00:24:50.760 he's already
00:24:51.220 predicting that I
00:24:52.560 will be charged
00:24:53.440 with perjury.
00:24:54.140 Now, how could
00:24:54.660 that be?
00:24:55.160 I'll tell you
00:24:55.660 why.
00:24:55.960 Because once
00:24:56.920 the Mueller
00:24:57.560 investigators went
00:24:59.340 to multiple
00:25:00.140 judges and
00:25:02.020 told them that
00:25:02.980 they had probable
00:25:04.380 cause to charge
00:25:06.120 Roger Stone with
00:25:07.080 treason, conspiracy
00:25:09.580 against the United
00:25:10.460 States, money
00:25:11.900 laundering,
00:25:13.240 counterfeiting,
00:25:15.040 mail fraud,
00:25:15.980 wire fraud,
00:25:17.340 access, unauthorized
00:25:18.600 access to a
00:25:19.340 government computer,
00:25:22.100 aiding and
00:25:23.120 abetting a felony
00:25:24.600 before and after
00:25:25.480 the fact, none
00:25:26.640 of which they
00:25:27.100 found evidence
00:25:27.880 of, of course.
00:25:29.760 What then
00:25:30.520 happened is
00:25:31.340 Mueller's
00:25:32.320 investigators, in
00:25:33.760 violation of law,
00:25:35.260 shared all my
00:25:36.100 emails with Adam
00:25:37.480 Schiff and his
00:25:38.200 friend Eric
00:25:38.960 Swalwell, and
00:25:40.100 then they were
00:25:40.560 able to fashion
00:25:41.520 the meaningless
00:25:42.800 gotcha questions
00:25:45.300 that they ultimately
00:25:46.640 came back and
00:25:47.580 charged me with.
00:25:48.380 again, none of
00:25:49.680 them hid any
00:25:51.020 underlying claim.
00:25:52.840 Yes, I did say
00:25:53.880 on a given
00:25:54.800 date that
00:25:56.160 WikiLeaks would
00:25:57.940 drop their
00:25:59.420 information on
00:26:02.820 Hillary Clinton,
00:26:03.460 would publish
00:26:03.860 that.
00:26:04.180 I produced the
00:26:05.360 committee, a
00:26:05.880 text message
00:26:06.560 from New York
00:26:07.680 comedian Randy
00:26:08.800 Credico for
00:26:09.860 24 hours
00:26:11.180 previously, giving
00:26:12.460 me that
00:26:12.960 information, shows
00:26:14.320 I didn't get it
00:26:15.080 from WikiLeaks or
00:26:16.480 from some Russian,
00:26:17.620 but of course, that
00:26:18.760 was entirely
00:26:19.920 ignored.
00:26:21.440 Adam Schiff
00:26:22.340 will come to
00:26:23.700 no good.
00:26:25.220 He's waited a
00:26:25.920 long time for
00:26:26.840 this seat.
00:26:27.980 He wanted it
00:26:29.200 when Dianne
00:26:30.340 Feinstein was
00:26:31.060 supposed to
00:26:31.500 retire.
00:26:31.960 He was
00:26:33.980 passed over
00:26:34.920 when she
00:26:35.280 elected to
00:26:35.840 run again.
00:26:36.880 Now he
00:26:37.380 finally gets
00:26:38.140 a chance to
00:26:38.720 run for it.
00:26:39.760 He wanted
00:26:40.880 it when
00:26:41.720 Kamala Harris
00:26:43.240 vacated it to
00:26:44.540 become vice
00:26:45.500 president.
00:26:46.560 So, look, I
00:26:47.480 think he's
00:26:48.220 going to be
00:26:48.940 as dangerous
00:26:50.200 in the Senate
00:26:51.400 as he is
00:26:52.540 in the House.
00:26:53.420 But, you
00:26:54.540 know, when
00:26:55.080 you are a
00:26:55.520 criminal at
00:26:56.220 heart, when
00:26:56.840 you are a
00:26:57.300 congenital liar
00:26:58.320 at heart,
00:26:59.280 he'll get
00:26:59.920 caught breaking
00:27:00.680 the Senate
00:27:01.380 rules.
00:27:01.960 And the
00:27:02.620 law as
00:27:03.920 well.
00:27:04.820 We will
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00:27:05.960 posted on
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00:29:01.740 or, of course,
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00:29:04.680 We're big, big
00:29:06.180 animal lovers
00:29:07.360 here at the
00:29:09.320 Stone Zone.
00:29:10.320 Your pets,
00:29:11.440 dogs or cats,
00:29:12.880 can rest
00:29:14.140 or sleep in
00:29:15.180 luxury, at
00:29:16.260 the same time
00:29:16.880 protecting your
00:29:17.860 floors, your
00:29:18.860 rugs, your
00:29:19.880 furniture.
00:29:20.840 So I urge you
00:29:21.720 to check out
00:29:22.580 the dog beds,
00:29:23.540 and of course,
00:29:24.360 if you're going
00:29:24.860 for the dog
00:29:25.420 beds, take a
00:29:26.580 look at the
00:29:27.320 pet blankets.
00:29:29.460 There you see
00:29:30.840 the pet
00:29:31.400 blankets, which
00:29:32.540 allow your
00:29:34.300 fur babies to
00:29:35.480 remain warm
00:29:36.480 and cozy at
00:29:37.740 night.
00:29:38.260 Mrs. Stone
00:29:38.720 and I crank
00:29:39.740 down the air
00:29:40.840 conditioning, but
00:29:42.500 this assures
00:29:43.360 that our
00:29:44.440 pets, Mimi
00:29:45.300 and Pee
00:29:46.200 Wee, have
00:29:47.860 a warm and
00:29:49.040 snug night's
00:29:50.120 sleep.
00:29:50.860 So if you
00:29:51.400 love the
00:29:51.820 animals, if
00:29:53.020 you want to
00:29:53.420 support free
00:29:54.140 speech and
00:29:54.660 everything we
00:29:55.220 do here at
00:29:56.740 the Stone
00:29:57.400 Zone, please
00:29:57.960 go to
00:29:58.600 MyPillow.
00:29:59.700 You see it
00:30:00.220 right there in
00:30:00.680 the corner
00:30:01.100 with promo
00:30:02.200 code STONE.
00:30:03.560 We deeply,
00:30:04.360 deeply appreciate
00:30:05.360 your support
00:30:06.440 at MyPillow,
00:30:08.480 and God will
00:30:09.740 bless you for
00:30:11.240 it.
00:30:12.180 Okay, Troy, I
00:30:14.600 saw a very
00:30:16.480 powerful
00:30:17.460 interview with
00:30:19.160 Joe Paggs, the
00:30:21.280 radio personality,
00:30:22.580 who, by the
00:30:23.300 way, is going
00:30:23.740 to join me on
00:30:24.420 WABC radio this
00:30:26.560 weekend.
00:30:27.720 He's had two
00:30:28.760 really powerful
00:30:29.780 interviews in the
00:30:30.620 last couple of
00:30:31.220 days.
00:30:31.820 An interview
00:30:32.420 yesterday with
00:30:33.740 President Donald
00:30:35.020 Trump himself.
00:30:36.280 Haven't had a
00:30:36.740 chance to see
00:30:37.300 that one yet,
00:30:38.240 but I am.
00:30:39.520 Also, one with
00:30:41.200 a woman who's
00:30:41.960 in the news,
00:30:43.100 Tulsi Gabbard,
00:30:44.320 who is being
00:30:45.400 widely discussed
00:30:46.360 as a potential
00:30:48.100 vice, a
00:30:49.200 presidential
00:30:49.760 candidate.
00:30:51.160 Let's run
00:30:52.020 that first
00:30:52.680 bite of
00:30:53.340 Tulsi Gabbard
00:30:54.740 and see what
00:30:55.840 she had to
00:30:56.420 say.
00:30:57.020 Tulsi, did
00:30:57.420 the Democrat
00:30:57.800 Party, well,
00:30:58.420 I know it's a
00:30:58.880 dumb question,
00:30:59.500 the Democrat
00:30:59.720 Party did
00:31:00.160 change, but
00:31:00.900 did you also
00:31:01.480 have to change?
00:31:02.280 Did you change
00:31:02.940 a bit, whereas
00:31:03.840 you weren't as
00:31:04.780 liberal or far
00:31:05.580 left as you
00:31:06.100 thought you were,
00:31:06.700 and you
00:31:07.300 realized that
00:31:07.780 that party
00:31:08.160 probably hasn't
00:31:08.920 been your
00:31:09.240 party for a
00:31:09.740 long time?
00:31:11.200 Yeah, Joe,
00:31:11.540 you know, I've
00:31:11.780 always been an
00:31:12.220 independent-minded
00:31:13.840 person for as
00:31:14.880 long as I've
00:31:15.520 been involved
00:31:16.180 with politics,
00:31:16.660 but just
00:31:17.020 generally in
00:31:17.680 life.
00:31:17.980 I think it's
00:31:18.400 important for
00:31:18.960 us to be
00:31:19.400 able to,
00:31:20.080 you know,
00:31:20.760 witness what's
00:31:21.860 going on around
00:31:22.500 us, learn from
00:31:23.200 different perspectives,
00:31:24.180 learn from our
00:31:24.680 own experience.
00:31:25.280 So, of course,
00:31:25.800 there have been
00:31:26.160 some things that
00:31:26.920 I've seen my
00:31:27.880 own eyes opened
00:31:28.620 on over the
00:31:29.360 years and
00:31:29.980 changed my
00:31:31.120 position accordingly,
00:31:32.240 but I will
00:31:32.660 tell you, by
00:31:33.280 and large,
00:31:34.400 the Democratic
00:31:35.200 Party of today
00:31:36.260 is completely
00:31:37.100 unrecognizable
00:31:37.980 from the party
00:31:38.700 that I joined,
00:31:39.980 unrecognizable even
00:31:41.000 the party of
00:31:41.660 Bill Clinton or
00:31:42.360 Barack Obama.
00:31:43.980 The party that
00:31:45.260 exists today is
00:31:46.780 under control of
00:31:48.680 this elite cabal of
00:31:50.360 woke warmongers,
00:31:51.980 and frankly, the
00:31:53.040 Republican Party
00:31:53.860 has also shifted,
00:31:55.500 and this is often
00:31:56.460 talked about publicly
00:31:57.400 in the media,
00:31:58.200 and I think it's in
00:31:58.940 the process of
00:31:59.620 shifting more,
00:32:00.360 where the Democrat
00:32:01.420 Party now is one
00:32:02.600 that shuts down
00:32:03.600 free speech,
00:32:04.820 that discourages
00:32:05.700 any kind of
00:32:06.440 dissent or
00:32:07.160 challenging of
00:32:08.140 the positions
00:32:09.580 and the narrative
00:32:10.320 that the Democrat
00:32:11.180 elite have chosen
00:32:12.080 to take on
00:32:12.860 as their cause,
00:32:14.340 whereas the
00:32:14.740 Republican Party,
00:32:15.860 which some people
00:32:16.960 don't like,
00:32:17.980 is pretty robust
00:32:19.060 with debate
00:32:19.720 and different ideas
00:32:20.840 and people
00:32:21.380 challenging the
00:32:23.100 warmongers within
00:32:24.120 their own party
00:32:24.960 and in the
00:32:25.580 Biden-Harris
00:32:26.180 administration,
00:32:27.340 which to me,
00:32:28.160 we should encourage
00:32:29.120 that.
00:32:29.700 We should
00:32:30.020 encourage that
00:32:30.680 kind of discussion,
00:32:31.760 debate,
00:32:32.420 even disagreement
00:32:33.300 if it comes to
00:32:34.100 that,
00:32:34.300 because we're
00:32:34.680 better and
00:32:35.080 stronger as a
00:32:35.660 country when we
00:32:36.200 do that.
00:32:37.540 Yeah, very,
00:32:38.660 very strong
00:32:39.280 performance.
00:32:40.700 We have another
00:32:41.520 great bite of
00:32:42.380 Tulsi Gabbard.
00:32:43.240 Let's roll that,
00:32:44.780 and then Troy and
00:32:45.480 I will kick it
00:32:46.600 around.
00:32:47.520 People ask me this
00:32:48.160 every time.
00:32:48.500 When you talk to
00:32:48.940 Tulsi Gabbard again,
00:32:49.700 ask her,
00:32:50.000 is she a Republican?
00:32:51.240 Tulsi, are you a
00:32:51.900 Republican or are you
00:32:52.540 a conservative?
00:32:53.020 I'm an independent.
00:32:53.900 I'm an independent.
00:32:54.960 I'm an independent
00:32:55.880 who loves this
00:32:56.680 country and will
00:32:57.560 always put our
00:32:58.700 country first.
00:33:00.520 Period.
00:33:00.600 Okay, so you
00:33:01.260 don't have a party
00:33:02.200 designation anymore?
00:33:03.240 Independent thinker,
00:33:04.100 independent everything?
00:33:04.960 Not at the moment.
00:33:05.840 Okay, because you're
00:33:06.960 on the short list.
00:33:07.760 You know this.
00:33:08.840 I've heard that.
00:33:09.960 I asked Ben Carson
00:33:10.800 this, and Dr. Carson
00:33:12.100 laughed when I did.
00:33:13.540 Are you going to be
00:33:14.160 the vice president?
00:33:14.900 Would you be open
00:33:15.420 to that?
00:33:15.860 I didn't hear Ben
00:33:17.000 Carson's response,
00:33:18.020 but my guess is it
00:33:18.940 may be similar.
00:33:20.360 I really like him.
00:33:21.280 He's a great guy.
00:33:22.060 I've had a chance
00:33:22.480 to spend some time
00:33:23.060 with him and his wife.
00:33:24.200 Yeah.
00:33:24.660 I want to serve
00:33:25.580 our country in the
00:33:26.360 best way that I can
00:33:27.440 and where I can
00:33:28.060 make the most impact.
00:33:29.660 So I'm not chasing
00:33:30.620 a job or a title
00:33:31.780 or anything like that.
00:33:33.000 I'm chasing the
00:33:33.760 opportunity to be
00:33:34.640 able to serve my
00:33:35.380 country.
00:33:37.620 Very, very
00:33:38.560 impressive.
00:33:40.000 I think actually
00:33:41.180 her status as a
00:33:42.240 former Democrat,
00:33:43.640 now an
00:33:44.160 independent,
00:33:45.320 is attractive.
00:33:46.520 I think it's one
00:33:47.000 of the reasons
00:33:47.300 why she should be
00:33:48.700 considered.
00:33:49.820 Now, I think she
00:33:51.080 needs to join the
00:33:52.040 Republican Party,
00:33:52.920 and I would do
00:33:54.640 that whether she
00:33:56.460 becomes a candidate,
00:33:57.980 whether, pardon me,
00:33:58.860 whether she is
00:33:59.480 selected as a
00:34:00.640 candidate for
00:34:01.220 vice president or
00:34:02.160 whether she is
00:34:03.340 not and President
00:34:04.200 Trump selects
00:34:05.640 somebody else.
00:34:06.860 Let me be very
00:34:07.820 clear.
00:34:08.260 I haven't endorsed
00:34:08.980 any candidate for
00:34:10.860 vice president.
00:34:12.020 I've talked about
00:34:12.960 the strengths and
00:34:13.900 weaknesses of
00:34:15.480 many candidates.
00:34:17.420 I love, for
00:34:19.300 example, and I saw
00:34:20.100 him last night,
00:34:20.780 I love Byron
00:34:21.800 Donalds.
00:34:22.300 He is a
00:34:22.740 strong, articulate
00:34:24.720 Republican, a
00:34:27.180 true supporter
00:34:28.080 of the Make
00:34:29.980 America Great
00:34:31.040 agenda.
00:34:31.860 He'd make a
00:34:32.680 great vice
00:34:33.240 president.
00:34:33.740 Someday he'll
00:34:34.240 make a great
00:34:34.880 governor or a
00:34:35.880 great president.
00:34:37.080 But, as you
00:34:38.080 know, as I've
00:34:39.220 had to say on
00:34:40.180 this show on
00:34:40.840 numerous occasions,
00:34:42.420 the 12th
00:34:42.960 Amendment of
00:34:44.220 the U.S.
00:34:45.120 Constitution
00:34:45.820 essentially
00:34:47.080 specifically
00:34:48.060 prohibits two
00:34:49.900 people who
00:34:50.760 are legal
00:34:51.620 residents of
00:34:52.540 the same
00:34:53.020 state from
00:34:54.300 being on the
00:34:55.380 same party
00:34:56.120 ticket.
00:34:56.800 Now, it
00:34:57.360 doesn't say
00:34:57.920 that it
00:34:58.260 cannot be
00:34:58.920 done, but
00:34:59.900 it does say
00:35:00.520 that if it
00:35:01.060 is done,
00:35:02.540 then that
00:35:03.600 party would
00:35:04.640 forfeit the
00:35:05.960 electoral college
00:35:07.080 votes of the
00:35:08.160 state, in
00:35:08.600 this case, the
00:35:09.340 state of
00:35:10.300 Florida.
00:35:11.440 So, what
00:35:11.980 does that
00:35:12.500 mean?
00:35:12.980 First of all,
00:35:13.540 some have
00:35:13.880 suggested,
00:35:14.540 well, that's
00:35:15.300 outdated.
00:35:16.240 No, it's not
00:35:16.760 outdated.
00:35:17.400 It is still
00:35:18.220 very much the
00:35:19.300 Constitution and
00:35:20.720 the law.
00:35:22.280 Secondarily, it
00:35:23.300 leaves out,
00:35:24.060 unfortunately,
00:35:25.380 Byron
00:35:25.760 Donalds or
00:35:27.100 even General
00:35:27.920 Michael Flynn,
00:35:29.740 or I don't
00:35:30.640 think he's
00:35:31.040 under consideration,
00:35:32.040 but Governor
00:35:32.620 Ron DeSantis.
00:35:34.340 Now people
00:35:35.240 say, well,
00:35:36.260 Trump can just
00:35:37.060 shift his legal
00:35:38.280 residence to
00:35:39.440 New York or
00:35:40.940 New Jersey.
00:35:41.840 No, he's not
00:35:43.460 going to do
00:35:44.180 that.
00:35:44.480 He's been
00:35:45.180 unfairly
00:35:46.360 prosecuted in
00:35:47.380 New York,
00:35:47.840 even as we
00:35:49.140 speak, and I
00:35:50.460 have no doubt
00:35:51.180 whatsoever that
00:35:52.100 if he shifted
00:35:53.120 his legal
00:35:54.160 residence to
00:35:55.040 New Jersey,
00:35:55.580 they would
00:35:56.140 hook up some
00:35:57.320 new fabricated
00:35:58.740 crime against
00:35:59.780 him in the
00:36:00.840 Garden State,
00:36:02.240 which is a
00:36:03.240 liberal
00:36:03.700 bastion.
00:36:04.420 So, it
00:36:06.220 really brings
00:36:06.960 you back to
00:36:08.000 the central
00:36:08.580 question that
00:36:10.340 in the
00:36:10.840 selection of
00:36:12.060 a vice
00:36:12.420 president,
00:36:13.560 criteria one
00:36:14.820 remains the
00:36:15.500 same.
00:36:16.380 President Trump
00:36:17.060 has to pick
00:36:17.720 someone who
00:36:19.120 has the
00:36:20.200 experience and
00:36:21.560 the judgment
00:36:22.300 and the
00:36:23.040 temperament and
00:36:24.160 the wisdom
00:36:24.900 to be
00:36:26.780 president if,
00:36:28.100 God forbid,
00:36:29.080 he was unable
00:36:29.880 to fill his
00:36:31.280 term.
00:36:32.200 And then
00:36:32.800 secondarily,
00:36:34.040 you need to
00:36:34.820 find someone
00:36:35.520 who is on
00:36:36.920 the big
00:36:37.300 picture issues
00:36:38.200 of war,
00:36:39.800 the right
00:36:40.320 to life,
00:36:41.000 guns,
00:36:43.140 sealing our
00:36:43.880 border.
00:36:44.440 I think
00:36:44.640 those are
00:36:45.040 the, and
00:36:46.180 of course,
00:36:46.580 the economy
00:36:47.220 in terms of
00:36:48.540 taxing and
00:36:49.180 regulation,
00:36:50.180 those are the
00:36:50.880 most important
00:36:51.540 issues.
00:36:51.940 You need to
00:36:52.240 find someone
00:36:52.860 who supports
00:36:54.360 the America
00:36:54.940 First agenda
00:36:55.920 in every
00:36:56.820 one of
00:36:57.620 those areas.
00:36:59.300 Now, as
00:36:59.920 I've told
00:37:00.460 you, President
00:37:01.380 Nixon once
00:37:03.000 told me,
00:37:03.600 in looking
00:37:03.900 for a
00:37:04.340 running mate,
00:37:05.280 don't look
00:37:05.960 for someone
00:37:06.860 who can
00:37:07.680 help you.
00:37:08.740 Simply find
00:37:09.760 someone who
00:37:10.660 doesn't
00:37:11.240 hurt you.
00:37:12.320 I think
00:37:13.000 that that
00:37:13.400 may be
00:37:13.980 a little
00:37:14.800 cynical
00:37:15.400 only because
00:37:17.140 of the
00:37:18.360 political
00:37:18.740 dynamics of
00:37:19.820 our current
00:37:20.420 situation,
00:37:21.440 Troy, and
00:37:21.860 that is,
00:37:22.960 although Donald
00:37:24.200 Trump has
00:37:24.960 a significant
00:37:26.400 lead, in
00:37:27.900 most cases
00:37:28.560 just beyond
00:37:29.480 the margin
00:37:29.960 of error
00:37:30.420 in all of
00:37:31.040 these polls,
00:37:32.100 I've yet to
00:37:32.780 see a poll
00:37:33.620 I respect,
00:37:34.960 nationally at
00:37:36.180 least, that
00:37:36.600 has him
00:37:37.000 over 50%.
00:37:38.640 You have
00:37:39.860 a very
00:37:40.440 small pool
00:37:42.040 of voters,
00:37:43.460 virtually no
00:37:45.020 voters,
00:37:46.040 with no
00:37:46.980 opinion of
00:37:48.320 Donald Trump
00:37:49.420 and Joe
00:37:50.240 Biden, so
00:37:51.220 opinions are
00:37:52.020 pretty tightly
00:37:53.200 set, and
00:37:55.000 I think it's
00:37:55.860 incumbent on
00:37:57.100 President Trump
00:37:57.960 to find some
00:37:59.260 new votes.
00:37:59.960 He has to
00:38:00.420 make inroads
00:38:01.260 somewhere.
00:38:02.880 He's not,
00:38:03.440 he's not,
00:38:04.200 he doesn't need
00:38:04.720 that many,
00:38:05.320 he's just
00:38:06.720 short of
00:38:07.500 victory, he's
00:38:08.260 on course
00:38:09.360 to win
00:38:10.200 victory, so
00:38:11.000 I guess
00:38:12.000 I believe
00:38:13.600 something John
00:38:14.860 Sears, who
00:38:16.020 was Ronald
00:38:16.500 Reagan's
00:38:16.980 campaign manager
00:38:17.880 previously to
00:38:19.040 previous to
00:38:19.980 that, worked
00:38:21.220 for President
00:38:22.240 Nixon, said
00:38:23.120 that politics
00:38:24.460 is for
00:38:25.740 risk takers,
00:38:27.040 no risk,
00:38:28.340 no reward.
00:38:30.040 I think the
00:38:31.020 president needs
00:38:31.620 to do
00:38:31.920 something to
00:38:33.240 unify the
00:38:33.940 party, to
00:38:34.920 put forward
00:38:35.840 a more
00:38:36.280 bipartisan
00:38:37.600 proposal, still
00:38:40.640 within the
00:38:41.140 context of
00:38:42.260 America First.
00:38:44.100 What's your
00:38:45.100 thinking here
00:38:46.120 on this
00:38:46.640 vice presidential
00:38:47.620 question, Troy?
00:38:49.280 Well, Roger,
00:38:50.460 I wrote a
00:38:50.840 piece on
00:38:51.480 Slingshot just
00:38:52.640 two days ago
00:38:53.300 where I talked
00:38:53.840 about this
00:38:54.240 pretty much in
00:38:54.940 depth, and it
00:38:55.440 was talking
00:38:55.800 about Tulsi
00:38:56.340 Gabbert running
00:38:56.900 for vice
00:38:57.300 president.
00:38:57.700 There's a few
00:38:58.080 things within
00:38:58.780 that piece
00:38:59.300 that I wanted
00:38:59.760 to ask your
00:39:00.260 opinion about
00:39:00.880 here, because
00:39:01.500 you've seen a
00:39:02.640 lot more of
00:39:03.160 this than I
00:39:03.680 have.
00:39:04.020 One of the
00:39:05.160 premises in
00:39:05.780 that piece
00:39:06.440 that I
00:39:07.020 pose is
00:39:07.860 that if
00:39:08.900 Trump is
00:39:09.480 going to
00:39:10.040 win, which
00:39:10.400 I think
00:39:10.920 the polls
00:39:11.680 look pretty
00:39:12.380 good right
00:39:12.960 now, and
00:39:14.440 he is, I
00:39:15.020 would say,
00:39:15.820 considered the
00:39:16.400 favorite to
00:39:17.000 win the
00:39:17.380 2024 presidency
00:39:18.440 if you're
00:39:18.760 looking at
00:39:19.040 the polling,
00:39:20.020 do you
00:39:20.700 believe that
00:39:21.580 whoever he
00:39:22.080 selects as
00:39:22.560 vice president
00:39:23.320 is ultimately
00:39:24.420 in the best
00:39:25.160 position to
00:39:25.740 become president
00:39:26.460 in 2028?
00:39:27.480 Well, that
00:39:29.640 is certainly
00:39:30.200 a valid
00:39:32.860 question.
00:39:33.560 First of
00:39:33.840 all, if
00:39:34.180 Trump, or
00:39:35.240 I should
00:39:35.440 say when
00:39:36.020 Trump, is
00:39:36.940 restored to
00:39:37.580 the White
00:39:37.920 House, he
00:39:39.120 will not be
00:39:39.700 eligible to
00:39:40.400 run for
00:39:40.860 re-election.
00:39:42.180 The Constitution
00:39:42.700 says that no
00:39:43.700 man, no
00:39:44.540 person shall
00:39:45.600 serve more
00:39:46.220 than two
00:39:46.760 terms.
00:39:47.360 It doesn't
00:39:47.720 say that
00:39:48.580 those terms
00:39:49.320 have to be
00:39:50.340 consecutive.
00:39:51.480 So we're
00:39:51.940 very much into
00:39:52.720 the same
00:39:53.220 dynamic that
00:39:54.100 we had
00:39:54.640 only once
00:39:55.700 in our
00:39:56.000 country.
00:39:57.100 Grover
00:39:57.660 Cleveland, a
00:39:58.540 New Yorker,
00:39:59.460 was elected
00:40:00.700 president.
00:40:01.820 Then he
00:40:02.460 failed to be
00:40:03.060 re-elected,
00:40:03.760 interestingly
00:40:04.180 enough, in
00:40:04.780 a disputed
00:40:05.560 election in
00:40:06.660 which his
00:40:07.040 supporters
00:40:07.460 believed that
00:40:08.300 it was stolen
00:40:08.920 from him.
00:40:09.980 Then he
00:40:10.660 was re-nominated
00:40:11.940 in a vigorous
00:40:13.000 contest for
00:40:13.720 re-nomination,
00:40:14.960 but then
00:40:15.640 restored to
00:40:16.840 the White
00:40:17.260 House.
00:40:18.080 Ironic that
00:40:19.300 he indeed
00:40:20.140 was, like
00:40:20.820 Donald Trump,
00:40:21.540 a New Yorker.
00:40:22.560 We could be
00:40:23.080 looking at
00:40:23.640 the same
00:40:24.300 scenario, but
00:40:25.940 it really
00:40:26.300 does mean
00:40:27.100 that in
00:40:28.840 terms of
00:40:29.520 the party,
00:40:30.700 whoever it
00:40:31.520 is that
00:40:32.340 Trump chooses
00:40:33.360 will naturally
00:40:35.720 get an
00:40:36.400 enormous leg
00:40:37.620 up in
00:40:38.580 terms of
00:40:39.040 being the
00:40:39.560 next Republican
00:40:40.680 nominee.
00:40:42.080 Now, Mike
00:40:42.720 Pence, had
00:40:43.840 he made a
00:40:44.260 different decision
00:40:44.960 on January
00:40:45.720 6th, would
00:40:47.560 have been the
00:40:48.160 Republican
00:40:48.600 nominee in
00:40:50.140 2024, most
00:40:52.260 likely.
00:40:53.380 I'm not
00:40:54.200 an attorney.
00:40:55.480 I think
00:40:56.620 smart attorneys
00:40:57.640 like David
00:40:58.240 Schoen have
00:40:58.720 come on this
00:40:59.260 show and
00:40:59.720 told us that
00:41:00.380 they think
00:41:01.320 the Electoral
00:41:01.900 College Act
00:41:02.740 is ambiguous.
00:41:04.280 They think
00:41:04.700 that it is
00:41:05.300 conceivable,
00:41:06.140 at least it's
00:41:06.740 an honest
00:41:08.140 legal argument,
00:41:09.160 that Mike
00:41:11.420 Pence did
00:41:12.060 have the
00:41:12.500 authority to
00:41:13.900 not to
00:41:14.500 reject the
00:41:16.080 electoral votes,
00:41:16.960 but to send
00:41:17.920 them back to
00:41:18.520 the individual
00:41:19.220 states for
00:41:20.100 re-examination
00:41:21.440 based on
00:41:22.500 claims of
00:41:23.540 voter fraud.
00:41:25.200 Jack Smith,
00:41:26.320 the special
00:41:26.840 counsel, is
00:41:27.940 telling us that
00:41:28.740 that's a crime,
00:41:30.000 yet there was
00:41:30.700 a piece in
00:41:31.380 The Atlantic
00:41:31.960 by a guy
00:41:33.080 named Berman
00:41:33.820 who was
00:41:35.080 actually saying,
00:41:36.000 you know, now
00:41:36.440 that the Supreme
00:41:37.140 Court has
00:41:37.800 allowed Trump
00:41:38.520 to be on
00:41:39.000 every ballot
00:41:39.720 and he's
00:41:40.560 leading in
00:41:40.940 the polls,
00:41:41.980 if he wins,
00:41:43.380 perhaps Democrats
00:41:44.340 should refuse
00:41:45.700 to certify
00:41:47.160 his election.
00:41:48.900 Now, wait a
00:41:49.320 minute.
00:41:50.120 You just said
00:41:50.820 that that was
00:41:51.360 a crime,
00:41:52.060 but now you're
00:41:52.640 saying maybe
00:41:53.220 it is the
00:41:54.920 course that
00:41:55.600 Democrats
00:41:56.040 should take.
00:41:57.900 The hypocrisy
00:41:59.100 of these
00:41:59.480 people
00:41:59.920 absolutely
00:42:01.580 positively
00:42:02.640 boggles
00:42:03.720 the mind.
00:42:04.960 There's no
00:42:05.620 internal
00:42:06.580 consistency
00:42:07.740 whatsoever.
00:42:09.980 The real
00:42:10.780 question,
00:42:11.340 and we don't
00:42:11.800 know the
00:42:12.140 answer to
00:42:12.620 this,
00:42:12.920 and I
00:42:13.200 confess to
00:42:13.720 you I've
00:42:13.980 not talked
00:42:14.540 to him
00:42:14.780 about it,
00:42:15.720 is how
00:42:16.480 the president
00:42:17.060 sees this.
00:42:18.200 In other
00:42:18.440 words,
00:42:18.920 he clearly
00:42:20.260 understands,
00:42:21.140 he has said
00:42:21.740 he wants
00:42:22.100 somebody who
00:42:22.600 can run
00:42:23.020 the country,
00:42:24.060 someone who
00:42:24.460 has the
00:42:24.820 depth of
00:42:25.260 experience
00:42:26.040 and temperament
00:42:28.780 and judgment
00:42:29.420 to run
00:42:30.620 the country.
00:42:32.640 I believe
00:42:33.660 the president
00:42:34.240 believes that
00:42:35.020 his legacy,
00:42:36.180 meaning his
00:42:37.120 agenda,
00:42:38.140 is very
00:42:39.060 important.
00:42:41.280 These
00:42:41.660 Super Tuesday
00:42:43.280 primaries
00:42:44.140 show us
00:42:45.140 that he
00:42:46.120 has brought
00:42:46.700 a permanent
00:42:47.320 change in
00:42:48.480 the Republican
00:42:48.940 Party.
00:42:49.940 We are no
00:42:50.640 longer the
00:42:51.240 party of
00:42:51.680 Wall Street.
00:42:52.580 We're no
00:42:53.060 longer the
00:42:53.600 party of
00:42:54.340 the millionaires
00:42:55.500 or billionaires.
00:42:56.720 We are no
00:42:57.840 longer the
00:42:58.360 party of
00:42:59.100 the neocons
00:43:00.540 looking to
00:43:01.880 start a
00:43:02.440 foreign war
00:43:03.020 any place
00:43:03.740 they can.
00:43:05.020 So Trump's
00:43:05.980 reformation of
00:43:07.620 the Republican
00:43:08.120 Party, I think,
00:43:09.300 is indelible.
00:43:10.280 I don't see
00:43:11.340 us ever
00:43:12.500 going back
00:43:13.380 to being
00:43:14.320 the elitist
00:43:15.180 country club
00:43:16.280 party we
00:43:17.080 were.
00:43:18.340 And the
00:43:19.340 fact that
00:43:19.820 the party
00:43:20.540 has changed
00:43:21.440 explains why
00:43:22.820 we are
00:43:23.240 attracting
00:43:23.780 more African
00:43:24.880 American
00:43:25.340 votes,
00:43:26.260 more
00:43:26.740 Hispanic
00:43:27.580 votes.
00:43:29.080 The one
00:43:30.200 area where
00:43:30.980 we appear
00:43:31.600 to be
00:43:32.100 lagging
00:43:32.640 is among
00:43:34.100 women,
00:43:34.960 where we
00:43:35.420 have not
00:43:35.800 made even
00:43:36.440 incremental
00:43:37.140 gains since
00:43:38.200 2020.
00:43:40.080 This is yet
00:43:40.880 another reason
00:43:41.700 for the
00:43:42.860 selection of
00:43:43.520 a qualified
00:43:44.460 woman running
00:43:45.960 mate.
00:43:46.740 Let me also
00:43:47.720 say,
00:43:48.420 however,
00:43:49.480 Troy,
00:43:49.880 it's very
00:43:50.240 interesting when
00:43:51.080 you look at
00:43:51.700 the data
00:43:52.500 regarding
00:43:53.900 Hispanic
00:43:54.760 Americans.
00:43:56.300 For the
00:43:57.060 first time
00:43:57.580 ever,
00:43:58.160 several polls
00:43:58.780 this week
00:43:59.260 nationally
00:44:00.540 actually show
00:44:01.820 Trump leading
00:44:02.700 Biden among
00:44:03.880 Hispanics.
00:44:04.760 That,
00:44:05.480 historically,
00:44:06.480 has never
00:44:07.320 happened in
00:44:08.120 the country.
00:44:09.020 There's never
00:44:09.520 been an
00:44:09.900 instance in
00:44:10.940 which the
00:44:11.500 Republican
00:44:11.900 candidate for
00:44:12.740 president ran
00:44:14.300 ahead among
00:44:15.180 Hispanic Americans
00:44:16.300 ahead of the
00:44:17.200 Democrats.
00:44:17.960 So that is a
00:44:19.220 sea change.
00:44:20.240 It remains to
00:44:20.940 be seen if it
00:44:22.180 holds up,
00:44:22.980 but it is a
00:44:23.800 trend.
00:44:24.640 And in
00:44:25.080 polling,
00:44:25.700 watching the
00:44:26.320 trend is key.
00:44:27.820 The direction
00:44:28.740 of things is
00:44:29.560 key.
00:44:30.340 But here's the
00:44:30.860 other interesting
00:44:31.560 thing.
00:44:32.560 If you examine
00:44:33.680 those Hispanic
00:44:34.580 voters,
00:44:35.760 Hispanic voters
00:44:36.700 who get
00:44:38.040 their news
00:44:39.100 in English,
00:44:39.840 who speak
00:44:40.340 Spanish but
00:44:41.540 get their
00:44:42.120 news in
00:44:42.840 English,
00:44:43.500 is where
00:44:44.420 Trump has
00:44:45.100 made his
00:44:45.660 greatest gains.
00:44:47.360 Among those
00:44:48.640 Spanish-speaking
00:44:49.580 voters who
00:44:50.720 get their
00:44:51.180 news in
00:44:52.080 Spanish,
00:44:53.260 Spanish radio,
00:44:54.300 Spanish cable,
00:44:55.580 and so on,
00:44:57.060 the Republicans
00:44:57.780 and Trump
00:44:58.400 have not
00:44:59.300 made the
00:45:00.080 same kind
00:45:01.460 of gains.
00:45:02.240 So to
00:45:03.360 me,
00:45:03.980 that means
00:45:05.120 that the
00:45:06.260 Republicans
00:45:06.680 need to
00:45:07.360 make greater
00:45:08.000 use of
00:45:08.680 Spanish-language
00:45:10.220 media in
00:45:11.620 the upcoming
00:45:12.860 campaign.
00:45:14.520 But it is
00:45:16.360 absolutely clear
00:45:17.420 that whoever
00:45:18.420 he picks is
00:45:19.320 going to,
00:45:20.100 in my opinion,
00:45:21.140 end up as
00:45:22.080 the titular
00:45:23.140 head of the
00:45:24.220 party.
00:45:25.140 Well,
00:45:25.740 Roger,
00:45:26.020 and that's
00:45:26.340 why I think,
00:45:27.300 you know,
00:45:27.600 and I think
00:45:28.080 there's a lot
00:45:28.740 deeper part of
00:45:29.980 this that I
00:45:30.720 don't,
00:45:30.960 I'm not sure
00:45:31.460 a lot of
00:45:31.840 people maybe
00:45:32.380 are looking at
00:45:33.280 it this way
00:45:33.700 or understanding,
00:45:34.400 but the idea
00:45:35.600 that Tulsi
00:45:36.140 Gabbard,
00:45:36.740 a former
00:45:37.160 Democrat and
00:45:38.000 vice chair
00:45:39.260 of the DNC,
00:45:40.440 I mean,
00:45:40.680 this was no,
00:45:41.520 you know,
00:45:42.380 this was no
00:45:42.960 small cookie
00:45:43.720 in the Democrat
00:45:44.320 Party.
00:45:45.180 Tulsi Gabbard
00:45:45.640 was a serious
00:45:46.460 Democrat player
00:45:47.580 and she left
00:45:48.340 the party,
00:45:49.020 she's become
00:45:49.660 independent now,
00:45:51.080 but you have
00:45:52.580 to look at
00:45:52.960 the timeline
00:45:53.620 in which that's
00:45:54.340 happened.
00:45:54.940 And,
00:45:55.520 you know,
00:45:55.700 I'm a firm
00:45:56.220 believer in that,
00:45:57.420 you know,
00:45:57.860 historically,
00:45:58.560 you look at
00:45:59.140 what's happened
00:45:59.860 after major
00:46:00.940 events like
00:46:01.520 World War II,
00:46:02.420 there's a
00:46:02.860 political
00:46:03.180 realignment,
00:46:04.000 World War I,
00:46:04.640 there's a
00:46:04.860 political
00:46:05.120 realignment,
00:46:06.200 a Spanish
00:46:06.580 flu,
00:46:06.920 political
00:46:07.220 realignment,
00:46:07.780 that's kind
00:46:08.040 of wrapped
00:46:08.300 up in
00:46:08.620 World War I,
00:46:09.340 but every
00:46:11.500 time that
00:46:12.120 there's a
00:46:12.540 massive
00:46:13.100 catastrophic
00:46:14.120 event that
00:46:14.980 kind of
00:46:15.340 reshapes
00:46:15.960 the way
00:46:16.280 things go,
00:46:16.880 there's also
00:46:17.400 a major
00:46:17.900 political
00:46:18.360 realignment.
00:46:19.480 And I
00:46:19.640 think selecting
00:46:20.240 somebody of
00:46:21.000 the Republican
00:46:21.600 establishment
00:46:23.020 or picking
00:46:24.340 somebody along
00:46:25.240 the lines of
00:46:25.860 the last
00:46:26.280 person,
00:46:26.800 you know,
00:46:26.920 like Mike
00:46:27.260 Pence,
00:46:27.600 while that
00:46:29.200 plays to
00:46:29.540 Republican
00:46:29.920 voters,
00:46:30.260 it doesn't
00:46:30.680 speak to the
00:46:31.340 true realignment
00:46:32.160 that's happened.
00:46:32.820 And you talk
00:46:33.540 about this a lot.
00:46:34.520 On the key
00:46:35.040 issues of
00:46:35.640 war and peace,
00:46:36.320 Tulsi Gabbard,
00:46:36.900 a former
00:46:37.220 Democrat,
00:46:37.720 now agrees
00:46:38.220 with Trump.
00:46:39.220 And it speaks
00:46:40.100 to a larger
00:46:40.800 political realignment
00:46:41.940 within the country.
00:46:43.380 And in order to
00:46:43.940 appeal to that,
00:46:44.760 I think,
00:46:45.480 you know,
00:46:46.040 the idea of
00:46:47.480 having Gabbard
00:46:48.200 on there as
00:46:49.060 a ticket kind
00:46:49.640 of speaks to
00:46:50.320 that realignment.
00:46:51.200 And I
00:46:52.420 look at the
00:46:53.620 Democrat Party
00:46:54.360 and I say,
00:46:54.880 I'm not so sure
00:46:55.480 that these people
00:46:56.100 understand that
00:46:56.840 there has been
00:46:57.500 a realignment.
00:46:59.000 And I don't
00:46:59.560 think,
00:47:00.220 you know,
00:47:00.440 they're going
00:47:00.980 in the way
00:47:01.440 of saying,
00:47:01.800 okay,
00:47:01.920 we're going
00:47:02.200 to pick
00:47:02.440 Kamala Harris
00:47:03.260 because she's
00:47:04.420 black.
00:47:04.820 I mean,
00:47:05.000 let's just,
00:47:05.540 let's call,
00:47:06.060 let's call it
00:47:06.500 what it is.
00:47:06.940 She got picked
00:47:07.460 because of the
00:47:08.340 color of her
00:47:08.820 skin.
00:47:09.440 And in truth,
00:47:10.560 she's not,
00:47:11.260 I mean,
00:47:11.600 she's Indian
00:47:12.420 and Jamaican.
00:47:13.920 So that's
00:47:15.040 not,
00:47:15.500 you know,
00:47:16.780 you can call
00:47:17.580 that what it is.
00:47:18.220 And you look
00:47:18.620 at her parents,
00:47:19.240 Roger,
00:47:19.440 I mean,
00:47:19.740 this is not
00:47:20.260 somebody,
00:47:20.660 she plays
00:47:21.080 up the black
00:47:21.640 thing,
00:47:21.880 but my point
00:47:22.400 is they're
00:47:23.100 going identity.
00:47:24.540 And I think
00:47:25.180 the Republicans
00:47:25.760 have a chance
00:47:26.640 in this election
00:47:27.400 to make it
00:47:28.220 a much more
00:47:28.900 broader appeal,
00:47:31.100 a much more
00:47:31.840 broad appeal.
00:47:32.440 And that's,
00:47:32.840 I think that
00:47:33.340 will eventually
00:47:33.960 win them
00:47:34.760 this race.
00:47:36.080 It's just
00:47:36.720 about kind
00:47:37.300 of speaking
00:47:37.700 to that
00:47:38.080 political
00:47:38.400 realignment
00:47:38.920 that's happened
00:47:39.520 after COVID,
00:47:40.840 after Ukraine,
00:47:41.840 after four years
00:47:42.660 of Biden.
00:47:43.560 They need to
00:47:44.220 hammer on that
00:47:44.740 because it's
00:47:45.060 extremely powerful
00:47:45.940 and it's right
00:47:46.520 on.
00:47:47.880 I think you
00:47:48.840 make an
00:47:49.820 excellent point.
00:47:51.420 Now,
00:47:51.620 look,
00:47:51.880 I'm not
00:47:52.540 oblivious to
00:47:53.580 the fact
00:47:54.000 that even
00:47:54.400 when I
00:47:54.820 just raise
00:47:55.480 this and
00:47:56.520 say on
00:47:57.560 social media
00:47:58.420 that it's
00:47:59.760 intriguing.
00:48:00.460 By the way,
00:48:00.780 you can follow
00:48:01.220 me on Twitter,
00:48:02.560 now known as
00:48:03.440 X,
00:48:04.140 at Roger J.
00:48:06.480 Stone Jr.,
00:48:07.660 Roger J.
00:48:08.320 Stone Jr.,
00:48:09.480 or you can
00:48:10.160 follow me at
00:48:10.860 Truth Social
00:48:11.780 at Real
00:48:12.660 Roger Stone.
00:48:14.020 It's interesting,
00:48:14.880 again,
00:48:15.140 by the way,
00:48:15.600 before I get
00:48:16.240 back to the
00:48:17.200 larger point,
00:48:18.360 that even
00:48:18.720 last night
00:48:19.340 at Mar-a-Lago,
00:48:20.680 people said
00:48:21.420 to me,
00:48:22.300 you know,
00:48:22.800 I've sent
00:48:24.540 you direct
00:48:25.040 messages on
00:48:25.860 Facebook,
00:48:26.860 but I don't
00:48:27.460 understand why
00:48:28.020 you're not
00:48:28.520 responding to
00:48:29.660 me.
00:48:29.920 In other
00:48:30.220 cases,
00:48:30.980 people said
00:48:31.560 to me,
00:48:32.400 you know,
00:48:33.200 where's the
00:48:34.280 crypto that
00:48:34.920 I bought
00:48:35.320 from you?
00:48:35.720 I never
00:48:36.020 got the
00:48:36.540 crypto that
00:48:37.620 you sold
00:48:38.260 me.
00:48:39.260 Another
00:48:39.780 person said,
00:48:41.420 you know,
00:48:41.640 I was very
00:48:41.940 interested in
00:48:42.560 that job
00:48:43.180 that you
00:48:43.640 offered me
00:48:44.380 on Facebook.
00:48:45.580 Folks,
00:48:46.060 I do not
00:48:46.960 have a
00:48:47.460 profile on
00:48:48.380 Facebook.
00:48:49.380 Anyone you
00:48:49.960 are talking
00:48:50.440 to on
00:48:51.200 Facebook who
00:48:52.280 claims to
00:48:53.000 be Roger
00:48:53.740 Stone is
00:48:55.040 a charlatan.
00:48:56.700 Now,
00:48:56.960 I have
00:48:57.480 reported this
00:48:58.520 multiple times.
00:49:00.400 I've also
00:49:00.880 asked my
00:49:01.500 lawyers to
00:49:02.580 report it.
00:49:03.820 It seems
00:49:04.520 that as soon
00:49:05.300 as the
00:49:05.820 last fake
00:49:06.720 Roger Stone
00:49:07.560 is banned,
00:49:09.720 is taken
00:49:10.100 down,
00:49:10.960 a new one,
00:49:12.160 probably the
00:49:12.860 same person
00:49:13.560 or persons
00:49:14.180 pops back
00:49:15.760 up.
00:49:16.680 So,
00:49:17.060 no,
00:49:17.800 I understand
00:49:18.840 it's compelling.
00:49:20.740 Whatever they
00:49:21.520 do,
00:49:22.140 they go to
00:49:23.260 my Twitter
00:49:24.120 feed,
00:49:24.680 my X
00:49:25.360 feed,
00:49:26.380 and they
00:49:26.960 immediately
00:49:27.680 cross-post
00:49:28.940 anything that
00:49:30.200 I have posted
00:49:30.980 on X.
00:49:31.940 They use the
00:49:32.620 same graphics
00:49:33.320 in the header
00:49:34.360 of my
00:49:35.080 faux profile
00:49:36.580 to give
00:49:37.400 people the
00:49:37.920 impression that
00:49:38.660 this is me.
00:49:40.080 And then I
00:49:40.560 fear that in
00:49:41.680 the direct
00:49:42.080 messaging,
00:49:42.560 and in
00:49:43.100 some of
00:49:43.520 the product
00:49:44.720 promotion,
00:49:47.580 I have
00:49:48.460 nothing to
00:49:49.200 do with
00:49:50.020 any of
00:49:51.180 these products,
00:49:51.940 whether they
00:49:52.480 are internet
00:49:53.580 programs or
00:49:54.940 whether they
00:49:55.460 are cryptocurrency.
00:49:57.740 So,
00:49:58.080 please,
00:49:58.520 folks,
00:49:59.060 don't fall
00:49:59.700 for this.
00:50:00.500 I am
00:50:01.420 banned for
00:50:02.440 life on
00:50:03.400 Facebook.
00:50:04.360 I don't
00:50:04.680 expect to
00:50:05.200 ever have
00:50:05.880 a real
00:50:06.320 profile.
00:50:07.300 The irony
00:50:07.800 of this,
00:50:08.340 of course,
00:50:08.980 Troy,
00:50:09.500 is if I
00:50:10.740 set up a
00:50:11.580 new
00:50:11.920 legitimate
00:50:12.860 profile
00:50:13.660 tomorrow,
00:50:15.100 we both
00:50:15.800 know that
00:50:16.360 it would
00:50:16.580 be taken
00:50:17.240 down
00:50:17.960 immediately.
00:50:19.420 So,
00:50:19.600 the faux
00:50:20.200 Roger Stones,
00:50:21.480 well,
00:50:21.860 they get to
00:50:22.520 do whatever
00:50:22.940 they want.
00:50:24.120 Meanwhile,
00:50:25.260 if I
00:50:25.940 sought to
00:50:26.620 have a
00:50:26.980 voice on
00:50:27.960 that platform,
00:50:28.960 I have no
00:50:29.760 doubt it
00:50:30.160 would be
00:50:30.480 shut down
00:50:31.300 in a
00:50:32.080 record time.
00:50:33.680 To go to
00:50:34.460 your broader
00:50:35.160 point,
00:50:36.240 yes,
00:50:36.740 we are
00:50:37.260 in the
00:50:37.620 middle
00:50:37.840 of an
00:50:38.320 important
00:50:38.740 political
00:50:39.620 realignment.
00:50:40.760 It's really
00:50:41.060 started in
00:50:41.620 2016.
00:50:43.100 There is
00:50:43.720 a reason
00:50:44.700 why Donald
00:50:46.000 Trump wins
00:50:46.760 when Mitt
00:50:47.240 Romney did
00:50:48.060 not.
00:50:48.580 If you
00:50:49.000 examine
00:50:49.600 both,
00:50:50.920 for example,
00:50:52.260 Missouri,
00:50:53.420 pardon me,
00:50:53.940 Milwaukee,
00:50:55.080 and the
00:50:55.360 Milwaukee
00:50:55.760 suburbs,
00:50:56.540 if you
00:50:56.860 examine
00:50:57.280 Detroit
00:50:58.120 and the
00:50:58.660 Detroit
00:50:59.100 suburbs,
00:51:00.540 if you
00:51:01.160 example
00:51:01.560 Philadelphia
00:51:02.220 and the
00:51:03.060 Philadelphia
00:51:03.820 suburbs,
00:51:04.640 there is
00:51:05.760 a subset
00:51:06.740 of
00:51:07.420 working
00:51:07.720 class
00:51:08.160 voters
00:51:08.620 who
00:51:09.660 are
00:51:09.880 not
00:51:10.260 Republicans,
00:51:11.680 most of
00:51:12.460 whom
00:51:12.660 voted
00:51:13.100 for
00:51:13.840 Barack
00:51:14.620 Obama,
00:51:15.860 but who
00:51:16.720 in that
00:51:18.300 election
00:51:18.760 voted
00:51:19.860 for
00:51:20.920 Donald
00:51:21.440 Trump.
00:51:22.260 Part of
00:51:22.700 that,
00:51:23.080 of course,
00:51:23.460 was the
00:51:24.120 revulsion
00:51:25.040 of the
00:51:26.440 idea of
00:51:27.120 a Clinton
00:51:27.740 dynasty
00:51:28.520 and the
00:51:29.560 fact that
00:51:30.020 Hillary
00:51:30.380 Clinton
00:51:31.020 remains
00:51:32.860 one of
00:51:33.480 the most
00:51:33.840 polarizing
00:51:34.560 people in
00:51:35.100 the
00:51:35.200 country.
00:51:36.060 That
00:51:36.260 hasn't
00:51:36.960 changed.
00:51:38.580 Also,
00:51:39.620 the fact
00:51:40.620 that Donald
00:51:41.100 Trump
00:51:41.500 doesn't
00:51:42.580 come across
00:51:43.280 as elitist.
00:51:44.340 Here's a
00:51:44.700 man who's
00:51:45.860 a billionaire
00:51:46.800 but has
00:51:48.360 never lost
00:51:49.000 the common
00:51:49.600 touch.
00:51:50.080 Now,
00:51:50.220 Franklin
00:51:50.500 Roosevelt
00:51:50.840 was an
00:51:51.780 aristocrat,
00:51:52.640 but he
00:51:53.200 was beloved
00:51:54.040 by working
00:51:55.080 class
00:51:55.640 Americans.
00:51:57.120 He addressed
00:51:58.100 their fears
00:51:59.240 at a time
00:51:59.880 when the
00:52:00.880 country had
00:52:01.800 serious
00:52:02.400 problems.
00:52:03.040 Trump,
00:52:04.240 I think,
00:52:04.620 has this
00:52:05.360 every-man
00:52:06.760 quality so
00:52:08.180 that people
00:52:08.800 in the
00:52:09.100 middle-class,
00:52:09.840 working-class
00:52:10.420 people not
00:52:11.520 only can
00:52:12.340 identify with
00:52:13.240 Trump,
00:52:13.580 but they
00:52:14.420 see Trump
00:52:14.960 as aspirational,
00:52:16.520 meaning here's
00:52:17.520 a guy who's
00:52:18.260 made billions
00:52:19.240 of dollars,
00:52:20.500 billions of
00:52:21.100 dollars they're
00:52:21.720 trying to steal
00:52:22.620 from him,
00:52:23.200 but billions
00:52:24.100 of dollars
00:52:24.760 nonetheless.
00:52:26.240 If I were
00:52:27.040 wealthy,
00:52:27.940 well, that's
00:52:28.440 how I'd want
00:52:29.060 to live,
00:52:29.580 the palatial
00:52:30.760 home at
00:52:31.440 Mar-a-Lago,
00:52:32.520 the extraordinary
00:52:33.460 apartment in
00:52:35.460 New York City
00:52:36.120 with the
00:52:36.840 New York
00:52:37.460 skyline,
00:52:38.420 the private
00:52:39.380 jets with
00:52:40.500 his name
00:52:41.020 emblazoned
00:52:41.620 on the
00:52:42.020 side,
00:52:42.900 the private
00:52:43.780 helicopter.
00:52:45.360 These things
00:52:46.640 speak of
00:52:47.740 success.
00:52:48.620 People,
00:52:49.440 average
00:52:49.840 Americans,
00:52:50.720 ordinary
00:52:51.260 Americans,
00:52:52.660 they want
00:52:53.920 success,
00:52:54.820 and in
00:52:55.280 Donald Trump,
00:52:56.140 they see
00:52:56.940 success.
00:52:57.740 That's why
00:52:59.160 the New
00:52:59.880 York
00:53:00.080 valuation
00:53:00.720 case is
00:53:01.460 so outrageous.
00:53:03.320 It is an
00:53:04.820 attempt to
00:53:05.800 strip Trump
00:53:06.820 of his
00:53:07.480 wealth that
00:53:09.220 he has
00:53:09.740 earned.
00:53:10.340 Let's review
00:53:10.940 this one
00:53:11.300 more time.
00:53:12.380 He borrowed
00:53:12.980 money from
00:53:13.960 banks.
00:53:14.500 He put up
00:53:15.640 collateral
00:53:16.240 for those
00:53:17.280 loans.
00:53:18.420 The banks
00:53:18.960 conducted
00:53:19.780 their own
00:53:20.520 due diligence
00:53:22.120 and their
00:53:24.560 own evaluation
00:53:25.940 of that
00:53:27.040 collateral.
00:53:27.740 They
00:53:28.340 determined the
00:53:29.120 loan was
00:53:30.240 a good
00:53:31.160 bet.
00:53:32.000 They lent
00:53:32.460 Trump the
00:53:33.020 money.
00:53:33.560 Trump paid
00:53:34.200 them back
00:53:34.820 at very
00:53:35.800 handsome
00:53:36.180 interest.
00:53:37.440 They made
00:53:37.840 about $40
00:53:39.340 million.
00:53:41.040 No victim,
00:53:42.460 no crime,
00:53:43.700 but it's an
00:53:44.480 attempt to
00:53:45.120 strip Trump
00:53:46.000 of his
00:53:46.340 wealth because
00:53:47.560 it's Trump
00:53:48.580 derangement
00:53:49.680 syndrome and
00:53:50.620 nothing more.
00:53:51.660 All right,
00:53:51.980 I'm afraid we
00:53:52.500 have to leave
00:53:53.400 it there.
00:53:54.200 Let me
00:53:54.380 thank my
00:53:54.940 co-host
00:53:55.860 Troy Smith
00:53:57.600 from
00:53:57.940 slingshot.news.
00:54:00.000 You definitely
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00:54:03.380 and subscribe
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00:54:08.380 by stonezone.com,
00:54:10.380 you see it right
00:54:10.800 there on the
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00:54:16.040 It's absolutely
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00:54:18.060 I'm Roger
00:54:18.780 Stone.
00:54:19.440 We are
00:54:19.940 celebrating a
00:54:21.280 historic Super
00:54:22.600 Tuesday yesterday.
00:54:24.480 In the meantime,
00:54:25.600 God bless you.
00:54:26.640 Godspeed.
00:54:27.520 Remember to go
00:54:28.120 to mypillow.com,
00:54:29.780 and when you
00:54:30.140 do, use promo
00:54:31.140 code stone.
00:54:31.920 But in the
00:54:32.200 meantime, thank
00:54:33.300 you, God bless
00:54:34.080 you, and we
00:54:34.540 will see you
00:54:35.280 tomorrow.
00:54:36.020 A man who's
00:54:37.540 gone through
00:54:38.120 hell, but he's
00:54:40.540 kept going, and
00:54:41.640 he's smart, and
00:54:42.620 he's strong, and
00:54:43.540 people love him.
00:54:45.500 Not everybody, but
00:54:46.480 people love him and
00:54:47.340 respect him.
00:54:47.940 Roger Stone.
00:54:49.000 Where's Roger Stone?