The StoneZONE with Roger Stone

00:00:00.000 this is the stone zone with roger stone people love him and respect him roger stone

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00:00:22.440 i'm roger stone this is the stone zone you have just entered the place for politics for those

00:00:32.580 who think that donald trump is in vatimir putin's pocket well watch this on true social president

00:00:39.740 trump wrote based on the fact that russia is absolutely pounding ukraine on the battlefield

00:00:45.360 right now i'm strongly considering large-scale banking sanctions sanctions and tariffs on russia

00:00:52.340 until a ceasefire and final settlement agreement on peace is reached to russia and ukraine get to

00:01:00.300 the table right now before it's too late thank you so much for the false narrative that donald trump

00:01:07.660 is somehow in putin's pocket two days ago a normally sane intelligent reporter from a newspaper whose

00:01:17.120 name you would recognize called me to ask whether i thought it was true that donald trump had been a

00:01:23.400 russian asset since the 1980s they went so far as to say that trump's flirtation with the 1988 potential

00:01:32.820 presidential race the first time he talked about running for president had been inspired by the

00:01:38.760 russians well since that was my idea i knew otherwise you wonder what has gotten into people

00:01:45.800 with these insane claims but donald trump recognizes it takes two to tango meaning you need both sides for

00:01:54.320 any peace negotiation last night russians filed a salvo of 67 missiles and 194 drones in an overnight

00:02:02.860 attack trump announced recently that he was cutting off military aid to ukraine but he demonstrated that

00:02:08.960 his threat to russia is by no means giving putin a green light to continue the war donald trump ran as a peace

00:02:16.880 candidate and he is prepared to do whatever it takes to end this war on this day in history 38 years ago

00:02:26.500 today president ronald reagan addressed the nation from camp dated his radio address was focused on reducing

00:02:33.620 federal spending and cutting taxes i can only imagine what he would say if he saw what donald trump is

00:02:39.880 moving the ball together on both of those fronts today president donald trump announced uh two nights

00:02:47.960 ago that he was signing an executive order establishing the strategic bitcoin reserve and the u.s digital

00:02:56.800 asset stockpile i think this is very wise i see in this the hand of two of his very best appointees secretary

00:03:05.320 of the treasury scott besant who is a libertarian a outside the box thinker a devotee of gold uh and

00:03:14.980 someone who is quite serious about the potential of doing away with the irs and abolishing the u.s income tax

00:03:22.980 but also his advisor david sacks who comes from the cryptocurrency world it is estimated that the

00:03:31.520 u.s government owns about 200 000 bitcoins that's what david sacks the crypto czar said the u.s will not

00:03:39.560 sell any bitcoin deposited into the reserve it will be kept as a store of value the reserve will be like

00:03:47.080 a digital fort knox for the cryptocurrency often called digital gold the secretaries of treasury and

00:03:55.600 the commerce are authorized under the order signed by trump to develop budget neutral strategies for

00:04:01.880 acquiring additional bitcoin but the u.s digital asset stockpile will only consist of digital assets

00:04:09.240 other than bitcoin forfeited in criminal or civil procedures that same day uh the president announced

00:04:18.360 the crypto summit that took place today with cryptocurrencies from around the world and the

00:04:24.340 country in attendance my attending this is really just first of all i thank you for to president trump

00:04:31.680 for helping make the united states the crypto capital of the world said coinbase ceo brian armstrong

00:04:37.660 he's lived up to that campaign promise so far and we've seen a lot of work getting done here

00:04:43.040 in a very positive way there may be even more major crypto announcements on the horizon

00:04:50.380 senator cynthia loomis a republican for wyoming and a longtime champion of bitcoin and digital assets

00:04:58.200 said in response to the creation of the strategic bitcoin reserve stay tuned for next week i wonder what

00:05:05.460 the senator knows that we don't know uh meanwhile uh today was the deadline for attorney general

00:05:13.920 pam bondy uh that she sat on the fbi and the southern district of new york to turn over all records from 0.99

00:05:23.700 uh their archives regarding jeffrey epstein very clear if you looked at my 2015 book the clinton's war on

00:05:33.640 women uh the longest chapter in the book chapter 7 uh entitled orgy island is about the epstein scandal

00:05:42.440 i actually exposed more in that chapter 2015 number of years ago than was released last week but i don't

00:05:52.380 fault the attorney general what she saw was indeed as she said shocking it's just that she had never

00:05:59.580 seen it before that's because the whole story got very little coverage in mainstream media i really

00:06:08.120 think damian williams the former u.s attorney uh who has been the one keeping the lid on the epstein

00:06:15.640 scandal he certainly kept the lid on the mysterious circumstances regarding epstein's death oh the uh the

00:06:23.460 guards at the metropolitan uh detention center were sleeping and their cameras were just conveniently

00:06:30.200 uh not working not to mention the fact that epstein's cellmate was removed from the evening

00:06:36.640 it's interesting that uh that the coroner and pathologist dr michael badden examined epstein's body

00:06:46.780 and said that the markings on his body were not consistent with suicide uh and self-hanging

00:06:53.680 uh there's be a lot more to this story but the real question is what happened to the dvds

00:07:01.420 uh and the hard drives that the fbi removed from the safes of jeffrey epstein's uh palatial home in palm

00:07:11.260 beach his largest the largest residence uh in manhattan uh his uh famous island uh near the virgin

00:07:19.820 islands little saint james uh and from the safe at his ranch in arizona we need to know what happened

00:07:27.740 to those now i don't expect those to be released they would be after all exceedingly graphic perhaps

00:07:34.540 even pornographic plus they would expose the victims and no one wants that uh but there'll be a lot more

00:07:42.300 to this story uh i think that damian williams the former u.s attorney he also handled the

00:07:48.620 gislaine maxwell case that's interesting because maxwell was charged for conspiracy but conspiracy with

00:07:56.220 whom why wasn't anyone else charged in that action uh this is very reminiscent by the way of the p

00:08:03.740 diddy case once again diddy charged with conspiracy but nobody else charged this seems more like

00:08:11.180 cover-ups than they do prosecutions to me but pam bondi and cash patel are on the case speaking of

00:08:19.340 cash patel he announced that he made arrests over espionage and bribery involving china uh he told uh

00:08:26.780 the media i can now report today that the fbi along with our interagency partners led by attorney

00:08:33.100 general pam bondi arrested two active u.s army soldiers and one former u.s army soldier for theft

00:08:41.100 of government property and a bribery scheme these individuals have been charged with stealing america's

00:08:47.500 defense intelligence capabilities and empowering adversaries like china in betrayal of our country 1.00

00:08:53.820 they will now face judges justice i'm gonna say if this correctly jian zhao and lee tian army soldiers

00:09:03.820 stationed at joint base lewis mccord in washington state and ruyu duan a former army shoulder were arrested

00:09:11.900 on thursday after federal grand juries in washington and oregon indicted them both cash patel uh

00:09:19.820 imminently qualified contrary to the claims of adam shift to be the director of the fbi and ushering in

00:09:28.460 a new era of integrity uh balance uh and returning that epically famous uh federal bureau of investigation

00:09:39.580 to its roots as the premier investigative arm of the u.s government that will be conducted without

00:09:46.060 political bias and without an agenda the only agenda pursued by cash patel will be the truth if you're

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00:11:30.220 this is the stone zone with roger stone they went after a guy named roger stone who's sitting in the office

00:11:50.380 and i'll say this in front of roger he's no baby and right now he's cleaner than anybody in this place

00:11:56.780 now as i treated him very unfairly now get him a zone it's the stone zone here's roger stone

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00:12:11.980 a media outlet called lancaster online based in pennsylvania reports that former senior department

00:12:20.060 of justice official and federal prosecutor david metcalf was nominated to serve as an interim u.s

00:12:26.060 attorney for eastern pennsylvania they go on to say that metcalf was involved in president trump's

00:12:33.580 effort to sway roger stone's sentencing the problem with that is that the new york times reported on

00:12:41.420 july 24th 2024 in an article by glenn rush that the inspector general of the justice department

00:12:50.620 this by the way would be biden's justice department issued a report in which they said that their

00:12:56.060 investigation showed that there was no effort by senior officials at the justice department to give

00:13:02.700 roger stone a lightened sentence i call this uh fake news uh donald trump is providing relief for

00:13:10.460 car manufacturers and farmers to allow for more of a transition period prior to reciprocal

00:13:16.220 tariffs that will hit on april 2nd trump is temporarily eliminating some tariffs until april 2nd to

00:13:23.820 as he put it protect america on true social trump posted that the head of the united autoworkers

00:13:29.900 america just stated that tariffs are necessary to correct years of abuse by of the united states

00:13:35.980 by other countries and companies we have lost 90 000 factories and plants since the beginning of

00:13:44.300 nafta he is 100 correct it's interesting trump was a critic of nafta the north american free trade

00:13:52.460 agreement which is a one-size-fits-all trade agreement long before he was a candidate for president of the

00:14:00.860 united states meanwhile mexico was begging trump for a compromise and stepping up their assistance

00:14:07.500 fighting the war against the cartel terrorists days ago mexico turned over 29 of the cartel leaders some of

00:14:16.540 the most vicious criminals on the planet to the united states justice department for prosecution

00:14:23.100 here trump also said after speaking with president claudia scheinbaum of mexico i've agreed that mexico

00:14:30.620 will not be required to pay tariffs on anything that falls under the usmca agreement that is the agreement

00:14:38.620 that president trump negotiated during his first term that agreement runs until april 2nd

00:14:46.620 he did that as an accommodation and out of respect for president scheinbaum you see donald trump is a

00:14:52.620 master negotiator he is a deal maker uh he knows when to show the carrot and well one when to show the

00:15:01.340 stick he points out his relationship with president scheinbaum is a good one and they're working hard

00:15:06.140 together on the border both in terms of stopping illegal aliens from entering the united states and

00:15:11.420 stopping the flow of fentanyl so our thanks to president scheinbaum and president trump uh in this

00:15:19.420 heroic uh and historic cooperative effort the new york times reports that act blue the democrat

00:15:26.940 fundraising platform is in turmoil act blue is a payment processing uh app that is used online seven top

00:15:35.980 executives of act blue have all strangely left the company in the past three weeks several of whom

00:15:42.300 all had been there for more than a decade none of them will explain on the record why they left act

00:15:48.140 blue but here's what we do know 19 attorney generals across the country are investigating act blue

00:15:55.500 because they have taken in millions and millions and millions of dollars of campaign contributions

00:16:01.420 to individual democrat candidates where the donors either do not really exist or when contacted

00:16:08.220 specifically deny that the contributions that were racked up in their name were given by them in fact act

00:16:14.860 blue turns off the the function when donating by credit card in which you match the address of the donor

00:16:22.700 with the card among the very largest recipients of millions of dollars given in this manner is

00:16:30.860 new york attorney general latisha james there's an ongoing effort to contact james donors and ask them

00:16:39.420 on their doorstep if they are familiar with the multiple contributions they gave her campaign using act blue

00:16:47.980 the last remaining lawyer at act blue in the general counsel's office been locked out of his own email

00:16:53.580 and he was put on leave after sending internal messages that we have whistleblower policies for a reason

00:17:00.220 two unions representing act blue employees openly questioning the group stability and calling the

00:17:05.820 situation alarming they're demanding the hire of an independent investigator more than 16 billion

00:17:12.460 dollars have passed through act blue two democrat candidates at all levels in the last two years this

00:17:19.420 behavior makes you wonder what crimes is act blue hiding we already know there's no bigger offender as i say

00:17:26.220 than attorney general latisha james we'll have more on that story as it develops but kamala harris raised 310 0.81

00:17:34.940 million dollars last july how much of that was laundered money from fake donors remains to be seen but

00:17:42.060 there are folks working on it you're tuned in to the stone zone here on the red apple audio networks and

00:17:48.780 joining me uh next is mike davis he's the former chief counsel to the senate judiciary committee under

00:17:55.820 chairman chuck grassley he's also the founder and president of the article 3 project uh which

00:18:02.620 supports and defends constitutionalist judges and the rule of law there's a lot of questions i want to ask

00:18:09.580 mike davis including uh the latest on the epstein saga the plight of tina peters who's sent to jail for

00:18:18.220 nine years for insisting on honest elections in her home state and a lot more so folks whatever you 1.00

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00:19:25.340 welcome back you're in the stone zone on the red apple audio networks joining me now as i said mike

00:19:35.420 davis the former chief counsel for nominations to the u.s senate judiciary committee under that great

00:19:43.100 american senator chuck grassley mike is also a founder and president of the article 3 project which defends

00:19:50.300 his constitutionalist judges and the rule of law uh he also leads the internet accountability project

00:19:56.540 and is an advocacy organization that's fighting to rein in big tech there has been no more articulate

00:20:02.860 or stronger spokesman for election integrity uh in the rule of law nobody has been more effective at

00:20:09.020 calling out the tsunami of lawfare that was waged against donald trump than mike davis and we are

00:20:15.340 pleased to have him with us today thank you for having me so mike it has to be a new day in washington

00:20:22.060 huh it is a new day because we have something that's radical going on we have a president of the united

00:20:28.940 states who campaigned on cutting waste fraud and abuse we have the american people liking that and

00:20:34.860 sending him to washington with a broad electoral mandate 312 electoral votes all seven swing states the

00:20:41.660 popular vote and we have something shocking we have a politician in washington actually doing what

00:20:47.980 he promised american voters he would do and it helped him uh keep the house and win the senate and

00:20:55.260 he controls the executive branch and so the last line of resistance for the democrats is to go to

00:21:01.420 these activist judges and sabotage the presidency with these unconstitutional rulings and so that's what

00:21:08.140 we're fighting right now at the article three project yeah one of the biggest problems of course

00:21:12.780 is the the idea that the judicial branch is not infected in politics with politics is unfortunately

00:21:19.180 completely false that's the way it's supposed to be that third branch of government is supposed to be

00:21:24.060 completely unbiased and justice is supposed to be blind i learned firsthand in a dc courtroom that that

00:21:30.540 is not the case uh and in some cases you actually have federal judges who are who have ruled that

00:21:37.580 elon musk and his doze project don't have the right to have access to federal records don't have the

00:21:42.540 right to to expose this taxpayer information but those judges have themselves taken funds from usaid

00:21:50.940 for the ngo the non-profits that they themselves run to me that seems like an egregious conflict of

00:21:57.260 interest no it is and so let's talk about this you have president trump who campaigned on the fact

00:22:02.540 that he's going to hire elon musk and set up the department of government efficiency and uh go

00:22:08.220 after waste crime abuse he he's doing that uh elon musk is a an executive branch special government

00:22:15.180 employee uh doge is part of the executive office of the president it replaced obama's digital services

00:22:23.100 agency and they're doing exactly what president trump promised american voters he would do and you

00:22:29.580 have for example a federal judge an activist federal judge telling the president's his white

00:22:37.260 house staff including elon musk and even president trump's secretary of the treasury that they can't

00:22:43.740 look at treasury payments well of course they can president trump is the chief executive officer he has

00:22:50.540 the constitutional duty to take care that our laws are faithfully executed under article two of our

00:22:57.900 our constitution part of that take care duty is to make sure we're not miss spending money on waste

00:23:05.020 fraud and abuse to make sure that we're not for example funding transgender mice research or we're not

00:23:12.140 for example sending money to hamas under the banner of gaza relief that hamas uses to kill american 0.51

00:23:21.340 citizens and it is it is asinine that these federal judges don't think that the president his staff

00:23:28.220 including the treasury secretary can look at treasury payments yeah it's absurd it was kind of like

00:23:33.980 andrew weissman the most corrupt prosecutor in u.s history uh complaining on msnbc saying that president

00:23:41.100 trump did not have the authority uh to discharge to terminate senior officials at the fbi of course he

00:23:48.460 does they work within the executive branch uh and to see people like christopher ray say that cash patel

00:23:55.580 is going to destroy the previously pristine reputation of the fbi the fbi who who called parents who

00:24:03.740 went to school board meetings because they objected to the curriculum being taught to their children as

00:24:09.420 domestic terrorists uh people uh people uh in the fbi who harassed those catholics who chose to go to

00:24:15.820 the latin mass and they were domestic terrorists uh this to me is extraordinary uh this fbi is so 0.71

00:24:24.380 tarnished uh based on its role in the russian collusion hoax uh that only a cash patel can restore

00:24:31.900 its reputation for impartiality fairness and professionalism i think this is among the president's

00:24:38.860 very very best appointees mike i have to ask you uh because uh it's a hot topic we talked about it

00:24:45.580 earlier in the show uh pam bondy who i know well was an excellent and strong attorney general here in the 0.99

00:24:52.060 sunshine state again i think among the president's best appointees uh but she seems to have been misled

00:25:00.380 regarding the government's records uh regarding jeffrey epstein yeah pam bondy is doing a fantastic

00:25:09.260 job as the attorney general she is bold she is fearless she is letting cash patel clean house at the fbi

00:25:17.740 she's cleaning house at main justice and she's delivering on president trump's promise to american

00:25:24.140 voters which is to find and publicly release these epstein files and she's had the fbi new york field 0.97

00:25:31.980 office lie to the attorney general of the united states they told her that they gave her 200 pages of

00:25:37.980 records and that was all they have well pam bondy found out that there were thousands of more pages of

00:25:43.580 records of records at the fbi in new york in the new york field office that they had covered up and

00:25:48.620 so she's she's going to get to the bottom of this and these these heads are going to roll uh and she

00:25:54.060 said this very clearly she's going to publicly release all of these epstein files and but she's going to

00:26:00.620 make sure that the victims these child sex victims of these powerful monsters who preyed on these young

00:26:07.580 girls she pam body wants to make sure that these victims do not get uh re-victimized by disclosing 1.00

00:26:14.700 their personal identifying information and so she's going to make sure that that's redacted

00:26:19.900 and she's going to get out this information and we've been talking about getting on getting out these

00:26:23.580 epstein files for years and pam body's been in office just for just for a few weeks and she's already 1.00

00:26:29.820 delivering yeah this is uh i think yet another example of the cover-up we talked about this earlier in the

00:26:36.060 show former u.s attorney for the southern district damian williams a clinton operative interesting

00:26:41.420 enough the prosecutor who was uh in office at the time of epstein's death uh also handled the jeslene

00:26:50.540 maxwell case where maxwell was charged with conspiracy but nobody else is charged how can you have a

00:26:55.740 conspiracy that only involves one person uh and uh also similar to the p diddy case i think it's fair to

00:27:02.300 say that elites uh and perhaps some political figures but most definitely elites are being

00:27:08.300 shielded in these press in these persecute uh prosecutions uh and uh i do trust pam bondi to

00:27:14.140 get to the bottom of the epstein matter i wrote about this very extensively in my 2015 book the clinton's

00:27:20.460 or on women uh and uh there's a lot more to come i think people will be shocked but pam bondi uh is 1.00

00:27:29.100 relentless she's honest she has a huge amount of integrity and a lot of drive those who are

00:27:34.380 attacking her i think their expectations are too high give the woman a chance she's been on the job 1.00

00:27:40.540 a short period of time and as you know there's a bureaucracy here so she still has a lot of people

00:27:45.660 working for her technically under her in this massive department who are loyal to the last

00:27:50.940 administration and are not unbiased lying prosecutors as they like to claim uh but are

00:27:57.020 politicized apparatchiks i want to ask you about the tina peters case in colorado tina peters is 1.00

00:28:04.620 among the first state uh election officials she serves the county clerk for mesa county colorado

00:28:12.620 she for the simple act of trying to ensure uh that a record be kept of the vote in her county

00:28:20.380 she was charged in a criminal offense and given a nine-year prison sentence president trump

00:28:26.940 has announced that he is going to seek uh justice for tina peters what's going on in this case

00:28:33.740 this is an outrageous abuse in colorado i i split my time i live in colorado 80 of the time and mesa

00:28:41.580 county clerk and reporter tina peters is this 69 year old woman and in a prior election she wanted to 1.00

00:28:49.660 verify the election was a legitimate election and she had every right to do that as the election

00:28:55.900 official for the county and you had the colorado uh secretary of state jenna griswold along with

00:29:04.060 the colorado democrat attorney general teaming up to bring bogus charges trumped up charges against tina

00:29:11.340 peters essentially alleging that she hacked into the voter machines and it's just not the case she may not

00:29:17.500 have filled out the right forms or jumped through the right hoops but she had the absolute right under

00:29:21.980 colorado law to access this voter information and they put her in prison they went to this democrat 0.99

00:29:28.940 judge and they put her in prison for nine years and this judge didn't make any bones about why

00:29:35.100 he put her in prison for nine years he he he was actually stupid enough this judge matthew barrett a 0.79

00:29:41.420 democrat appointee who is terribly rated by the people who appear before him he was actually stupid

00:29:49.020 enough to say on the records that he was punishing tina peters because she because she didn't think

00:29:56.380 that the election was legitimate that she raised concerns about the election that is a very serious

00:30:03.420 federal civil rights felony under 18 usc section 241 and 242 conspiracy against rights when you

00:30:11.180 punish an american for their constitutionally protected first amendment protected political views that is the

00:30:18.220 very definition of a criminal conspiracy against rights all right we're going to be right back

00:30:23.420 with more of mike davis and the article three project whatever you do don't touch that dial because

00:30:29.260 you're in the stone zone

00:30:40.460 so

00:30:59.260 this is this is the stone zone with roger stone

00:31:11.580 i'm not just stepping stone

00:31:13.580 this is the stone zone with roger stone they went after a guy named roger stone who's

00:31:33.020 sitting in the office and i'll say this in front of roger he's no baby and right now he's cleaner than

00:31:38.060 anybody in this place now as i treated him very unfairly now get in the zone it's the stone zone

00:31:46.620 here's roger stone

00:31:50.940 and we're back we're talking to mike davis former chief counsel for nominations for the u.s senate

00:31:56.620 judiciary committee uh but more importantly today he is the founder and president of the article 3

00:32:02.220 project he also heads the uh the internet accountability project mike you're doing very

00:32:09.180 important work standing up for the u.s constitution and calling out lawfare like we saw in new york in

00:32:15.580 spades uh before the last election tell us a little bit about the article 3 project and how people can

00:32:21.020 support your work yeah we i started the article 3 project after i left the senate judiciary committee

00:32:26.940 after the kavanaugh confirmation because i saw the void on the right where they were not there were

00:32:31.580 not conservative outside groups who had the insider knowledge with an outsider mindset and a willingness

00:32:38.860 to be bold and fearless and fight so i started the article 3 project to help president trump confirm

00:32:44.620 the rest of his judicial nominees in those last two years we've been spending the last nearly four

00:32:50.220 years fighting against this unprecedented republic ending warfare against president trump

00:32:56.300 we turned lemons into lemonade forty five hundred plus media heads constant social media constant

00:33:02.620 opinion pieces and we turned this lawfare against the democrats and helped put president trump

00:33:08.060 back in the white house now we're helping president trump with his nominations whether it's his cabinet

00:33:14.220 nominations like pete hegseth tulsi gabbert rfk jr cash patel all these nominees who everyone said was dead

00:33:22.540 on arrival until we gave the senate an attitude adjustment with nearly 60 000 americans making

00:33:28.700 over 250 000 phone calls emails social media post next we're going to turn to his judicial nominees and

00:33:37.660 and make sure president trump's uh picks are even more bold and fearless than the first time and then we're

00:33:43.420 also continuing to hold big tech accountable for their abuses so it's a busy time what do you make of our

00:33:52.060 current supreme court specifically justice amy comey barrett who was a trump appointee uh she seems

00:33:59.100 to be coming down i was always told she was chosen because she was such a strong supporter of the right

00:34:03.900 to life which i agree with her on that but uh i i'm having a hard time understanding some of her rulings

00:34:10.380 and and frankly the roberts court overall yeah i'm having that same hard time scratching my head wondering

00:34:16.380 what is going on here look neither the chief justice nor justice amy coney barrett are liberals

00:34:22.940 but they are too political in their approach meaning with the chief justice he thinks it's his job to

00:34:30.220 protect the supreme court and the judiciary from political attacks so he does what we call chiefy

00:34:36.860 decisions where he gives the left a procedural win from from time to time but all that does is it invites more

00:34:44.860 politics and invites more attacks and i think with justice amy coney barrett's i think that he is a bit

00:34:53.980 uh weak and timid in her approach she needs to be more bold and fearless she has lifetime tenure 0.99

00:35:00.780 she has pay protection it's her job to follow the law and not care about the politics maybe the fact 1.00

00:35:06.620 that that's uh joe biden and merrick garland's let's obstruction of justice campaigns terrorize her and 0.98

00:35:13.180 her family for for weeks on and months on and may have rattled her i'm hoping that she uh that she

00:35:19.260 gets unrattled and starts to do her job boldly and fearlessly i was uh surprised and frankly very happy

00:35:27.420 that every one of the president's nominees so far made it through confirmation some of them admittedly

00:35:32.940 by the skin of their teeth but a win is a win is a win and to me this is this is the justice league this

00:35:40.060 is an all-star team it's very different than 2017 when president trump came from the world of

00:35:47.020 business to the world of politics and he not unreasonably thought well all the republicans are for me

00:35:52.460 and all the democrats are opposed that was never really the case a lot of establishment republicans

00:35:58.060 resented his triumphant march to the nomination uh and the grassroots takeover uh of the republican

00:36:05.500 party uh the party of the bushes the party of wall street the party of the country clubs the party of

00:36:11.100 the financial elite has become the party of working class americans uh the the the the is now the

00:36:19.180 party of common sense look how many times the president used that word in his terrific address

00:36:23.820 the other night common sense i think that it sums up where we are today uh i guess uh people don't

00:36:32.540 understand the difficulty of changing a bureaucracy this enormous uh it's like turning around an ocean

00:36:39.900 liner it it takes time uh your thoughts on that mike yeah president trump when he ran in 2016 as you

00:36:48.060 remember roger had never run for office he had never been in office and he'll even admit the big mistake

00:36:54.380 he made was personnel he picked people who were not committed to him and his agenda he picked washington

00:37:00.380 insiders and he had four years in the white house where he was very successful particularly on

00:37:05.580 transforming the federal judiciary and many other successes but he uh he had he's had four years to

00:37:12.940 reflect since the election was stolen from him by the democrats they ran the democrats ran unprecedented

00:37:20.220 republican in lawfare against him and president trump has proven that he was ready to govern on day one

00:37:27.180 this time he picked very good personnel for the white house he picked very good nominees for his

00:37:32.700 cabinets and he is ready to go he has accomplished more in six or seven weeks than most presidents

00:37:40.380 accomplish in eight years and he's just beginning he has an all-star team an all-star white house team

00:37:46.140 led by suzy wiles he has an all-star cabinets and they are going to go in there every day for the next four

00:37:53.260 years and fight for real americans and real america instead of the dc uniparty and it's causing the dc

00:38:00.140 uniparty to have heart it's a heart attack all right mike tell folks where they can go to help support

00:38:05.980 your important work at the article three project i really appreciate that roger it's article three

00:38:12.220 project.org article number three project.org you can follow us on social media you can donate the

00:38:19.820 most important thing you can do is take action action action action like i said we turn lemons

00:38:26.380 and eliminate people these dead on arrival nominees for the cabinet went from dead on arrival and three

00:38:31.900 days later after we lit up the senate and gave them an attitude adjustment with phone calls and emails

00:38:37.180 and social media posts they went from dead on arrival to when can we start we're going to be with

00:38:42.220 president trump every second of every day for the next four years and we can sure use your listeners help

00:38:49.580 all right there you go one more time the article three project.org is that the number three or the

00:38:55.500 roman numeral three an article number three project.org there you go article three project.org

00:39:02.540 please help support mike's important work and mike davis thank you and god bless you for coming in

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