The Tucker Carlson Show - Ned Ryun on Who’s Planning to Sabotage Trump From Within, Is DOGE Too Ambitious, & the FBI’s Future

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00:01:14.120 Okay, so there are so many unfolding stories swirling around that give the attentive person anxiety.

00:01:22.860 Anyone who's paying very close attention to what's happening in the world right now is anxious about it. I will say that.

00:01:27.600 But there is also a lot to look forward to and a lot to be comforted by.

00:01:32.980 Yes.

00:01:33.200 And I just want to go through with you, if we could, since you were right in the middle of this election, working on behalf, outside the campaign, but on behalf of reform and on behalf of the country, really, you know the answer to this question.

00:01:49.800 What are the things that you're looking forward to over the next four years?

00:01:56.160 Well, first of all, stop to the madness.

00:01:58.920 I mean, there was no way we were going to last another four years with the insanity that was going on.

00:02:02.660 So we can put a stop to that, at least for the moment.

00:02:06.200 I think the most, one of the most exciting things to me is...

00:02:09.160 But can we just pause for one second?

00:02:10.660 I think that's not an overstatement.

00:02:12.220 It's not.

00:02:13.100 I mean, if that's all...

00:02:14.800 I'm going to be disappointed if that's all we get, but if that's all we get, that's a serious step in the right direction.

00:02:20.240 So just name three trends that are, well, I guess Biden's still president, that have been in progress the last four years that we could not sustain for another four years.

00:02:29.800 Well, I start with immigration.

00:02:30.820 Yeah.

00:02:31.280 I mean, this is insane.

00:02:32.060 I mean, we're seeing what we've seen over the last four years, not only the wide open borders.

00:02:37.120 We don't even really know who's come in.

00:02:39.340 We know there's tens of millions of illegals that have come in, millions of getaways. 0.90

00:02:45.440 I still don't understand why we haven't had a deeper conversation about the tens of thousands of Chinese national males that have come in over the southern border.

00:02:52.780 Like, what the hell is going on with that?

00:02:54.980 Whoever else has come in.

00:02:56.520 At the same time, conversation about the fact that for four years they've been importing new voters.

00:03:02.220 I would hope that every Republican, regardless of where they are on the spectrum, because again, we know that not all Republicans are created equal.

00:03:09.340 That even the Chamber of Commerce Republicans understand over the next four years for their own self-preservation, they should be wholeheartedly behind Donald Trump's deportation efforts.

00:03:19.160 We start with the hard criminals.

00:03:20.340 We start with those illegals that have criminal records. 0.97

00:03:22.580 And we keep right on going and deporting all of the new Democratic voters that they've imported over the last four years for the sake of self-preservation.

00:03:29.500 If you want to have a two-party system instead of a single-party state, the immigration has to be fixed. 0.99

00:03:35.760 And I would argue to the point of if we do not have – if Donald Trump does not unleash Tom Homan and Stephen Miller to go all the way to actually deport everybody that is needed to be deported, to fix the southern border, it calls into question who we are as a country.

00:03:55.700 I mean, this to me is one of the things that, again, if you don't have a border, you don't have sovereignty, you don't have citizens.

00:04:02.640 What does it actually mean to be a country?

00:04:03.920 What does it mean to be a citizen?

00:04:05.480 What does it mean to be America?

00:04:06.760 What does it mean to be an American citizen?

00:04:08.380 What does it mean to have a constitution?

00:04:09.700 We're very unique people.

00:04:10.960 We have a very unique way of life.

00:04:13.280 And with everything that has been taking place in regards to immigration, if it was to have continued for another four years, again, I think all bets are off on who we are as a people, who we are as a country.

00:04:22.560 Yeah, we're done.

00:04:23.500 So immigration, first thing, foreign policy, I mean, that to me, what are we even doing on a whole host of fronts in regards to Ukraine?

00:04:33.860 That whole mess is still going where we're still apparently sending billions of dollars over to Ukraine before they, you know, shut the lights out on the Biden White House.

00:04:41.500 But the foreign policy, again, getting us to the point, and also the weakness that we have demonstrated on the international stage for the last four years, at a certain point, that was going to cause even more serious implications if it was another four years of that.

00:04:54.460 And I don't know where it would have ended.

00:04:56.040 Obviously, Donald Trump's showing up.

00:04:57.180 Well, this week, I mean, as if he hasn't started enough wars, I mean, he started all kinds of wars that people aren't, I mean, we're in battle with the Houthis right now.

00:05:06.400 Right.

00:05:06.540 But Biden just announced that in the final couple weeks of his administration, he's going to start a war with Iran.

00:05:14.440 With Lindsey Graham's full support, this to me is at some point, at some point, I hope that we can restructure the Republican Party in the primaries of 2026.

00:05:29.160 That's another topic that we'd love to discuss with you.

00:05:31.580 But yeah, at some point, Donald Trump won on an America First message.

00:05:36.300 Right.

00:05:36.620 It'd be really nice if the rest of the Republicans fell in line with that and understanding that the people voted for change and the change is what they want with America First.

00:05:45.100 And that includes Donald Trump's approach on foreign policy.

00:05:48.440 That does not include more shooting wars with Iran and others across the globe.

00:05:52.960 At the same time, there is a certain approach that I think Donald Trump brings to foreign policy that brought us peace.

00:05:58.400 Yeah.

00:05:58.980 I mean, four years of no new wars, peace.

00:06:01.380 He has the ability to do that, and it does not involve starting new wars or foreign intervention.

00:06:08.300 So I would say that's one of the other topics.

00:06:10.640 One of the other issues that I think has been a blessing for us with Trump winning, the economy.

00:06:17.720 I mean, can you imagine if we had another four years of this economy where we'd be?

00:06:22.080 When they tell us, they gaslight us and tell us the economy's fine, inflation, all these things are figments of your imagination.

00:06:29.160 Everybody's doing just fine.

00:06:30.540 And you look at, and that's what I do with the American majority.

00:06:34.320 I work with the grassroots.

00:06:35.400 I'm out there with everyday people.

00:06:37.460 It is not fine.

00:06:39.260 And I couldn't imagine another four years of them being devastated economically where we would be.

00:06:45.940 So those three things, immigration, foreign policy, economy, inflation.

00:06:50.020 I know personally, someone I'm close to the other day just told me, a middle class person, solid, you know, probably makes higher than middle.

00:07:00.020 I mean, I don't know, probably makes 160 a year if I had to guess.

00:07:05.260 Which used to be considered pretty solid.

00:07:07.440 Pretty darn good.

00:07:08.320 Solid.

00:07:08.680 I was shocked when I made 100 grand a year.

00:07:10.660 Yeah.

00:07:11.020 When I was in my 30s.

00:07:12.620 But anyway.

00:07:13.640 Right.

00:07:14.140 I worried about food prices.

00:07:15.580 Yes.

00:07:16.580 No, I know.

00:07:17.720 How?

00:07:18.380 It's kind of shocking when you realize that people that are making what would be considered, used to be considered pretty good salary going.

00:07:24.060 Kind of rich, yeah.

00:07:24.680 Yeah.

00:07:24.940 We're feeling a little pinched here.

00:07:27.400 Yeah.

00:07:27.560 Okay.

00:07:28.160 So, sorry.

00:07:28.740 I just wanted to, because I think it's just a win, you know, stopping the destruction or slowing it down is itself a win, as you noted.

00:07:36.680 Exactly.

00:07:37.540 Okay.

00:07:37.820 But then the next step becomes, Donald Trump to me, listen, nobody's perfect.

00:07:44.320 We all have many imperfections and nobody's a perfect person.

00:07:47.420 But I think Donald Trump's a man for the hour.

00:07:50.700 He has shown and demonstrated political courage.

00:07:53.440 I cannot even begin to imagine the last four years of the political, the lawfare that has been put on him, used against him, the incredible pressure to try and destroy him.

00:08:06.480 And I've told people this, and I'll say it here.

00:08:09.760 Donald Trump knew what he was going up against.

00:08:13.060 He didn't run away from it.

00:08:14.980 He ran at it.

00:08:16.100 That, to me, is one of the most amazing parts of this story.

00:08:18.620 In some ways, I think back to the story of David and Goliath, and this is one of my favorite stories out of Scripture.

00:08:25.080 If you go back and look at it, David didn't run away.

00:08:28.040 He didn't kind of slowly approach Goliath.

00:08:29.800 He ran at him.

00:08:32.180 And that kind of, to me, is Donald Trump knows exactly what he's up against.

00:08:35.360 He's up against very powerful forces.

00:08:37.160 I mean, as much as we despise the administrative state and the deep state and the corporate propagandists and all these things, these are very powerful forces.

00:08:44.160 And they can do a lot of damage to your life.

00:08:46.680 He didn't have to do this.

00:08:47.560 He could have been enjoying a very good life somewhere else in the world, playing golf for the rest of his life every day in the lovely spot in the world.

00:08:52.960 He ran at them.

00:08:54.520 And he took incredible pressure, incredible body blows, kept running at them, and in many ways triumphed over these people that were trying to destroy him.

00:09:06.120 And now he's back in a position of power to be able to implement, I think, a vision for this country that will begin a restoration.

00:09:15.060 This is—I don't consider myself a conservative, necessarily, because what are we actually conserving?

00:09:20.980 This, to me, is one of my great frustrations with the conservative movement writ large.

00:09:25.160 Explain to me again what we've actually been conserving over the last 40, 50, 60 years.

00:09:29.000 I'm more interested—and it's very—it's a very reactive term, too, conservative.

00:09:34.880 I'm far more interested in restoration, in being a restorationist, in restoring the republic, in restoring a constitutional republic, in restoring a government of, by, and for the people that actually promotes the interests of the American people, which is kind of the premise of the American republic, right?

00:09:52.800 All power flows from the American people, from the people to their duly elected representatives, who they make the stewards of the power and money given to them, to put together a government that actually promotes and protects the interests of the American people every day on every issue.

00:10:04.440 And we've kind of lost sight of that.

00:10:06.320 And Donald Trump's—the great temerity of Donald Trump back in 2016 was that he kind of showed up and said, hey, I think a government of, by, and for the people should actually promote the American people and their interests.

00:10:16.480 And that's why I think he was considered such a great threat by permanent D.C., the administrative state, whatever you want—however you want to define it.

00:10:22.820 This, to me, is a moment in time where we have a shot, where we have an actual shot of restoring the republic, of restoring a government of, and of, for, and by the people, to the people, to promote the people, to protect their interests.

00:10:37.660 That, to me, is one of the most interesting things over the next four years.

00:10:40.140 But it's going to require someone like Donald Trump, with this political courage, instilling into others political courage to actually do the right things.

00:10:48.780 I'm a little nervous about Mike Johnson as speaker.

00:10:51.440 I have my doubts about John Thune.

00:10:54.620 But I think if he can actually instill the political courage necessary into Republicans on the Hill, but also into his various nominees, who I think will actually have what it takes to do what they should be doing in the various departments and agencies,

00:11:06.680 we could be in for a singular moment in American history in which we look back and go, this was the turning point where we actually began to restore the republic.

00:11:17.660 So many threads, but before we get to—no, no, I think it's a great overview.

00:11:25.460 Will all of Donald Trump's nominees be confirmed by the Republican Senate?

00:11:32.120 I feel pretty good about a lot of them.

00:11:34.540 I would not be surprised if Pete Hegseth gets 52.

00:11:38.320 We'll see.

00:11:39.480 It feels that way.

00:11:40.420 Yeah, it feels like he's going to get—

00:11:41.720 I'll be a lot more specific.

00:11:43.200 They don't like Tulsi Gabbard.

00:11:44.580 They don't like Tulsi.

00:11:45.760 I think RFK's got some problems.

00:11:49.380 But you can't—

00:11:49.980 I feel good.

00:11:50.300 I feel good about Pete.

00:11:51.140 I feel good about Russ Vogt.

00:11:52.760 I think Russ is going to be one of the most—

00:11:53.900 Russ is great.

00:11:54.520 It's going to be one of the most important—nobody really talks about OMB outside of D.C.

00:11:58.740 I'm telling you, one of the most important vehicles that Donald Trump will be able to

00:12:02.720 use to deconstruct and dismantle the administrative state is OMB.

00:12:06.600 And you've got to have somebody like Russ Vogt.

00:12:08.120 Ed Martin's going to be the chief of staff.

00:12:10.100 Bishop has his deputy.

00:12:12.320 And then I'm hoping he gets Eric Ulan in as deputy director of management.

00:12:15.040 That's a rock star team at OMB.

00:12:17.820 Marty McCary, FDA.

00:12:19.520 Amazing.

00:12:20.020 Yeah, that would be huge.

00:12:21.640 Paul Atkins at SEC.

00:12:23.520 I feel good about that.

00:12:25.800 So I think a lot of these people are going to—

00:12:26.960 But you can't—

00:12:27.740 I think he's going to get an overwhelming number of them through without too many problems.

00:12:33.320 I think Tulsi and RFK are going to be question marks, if I'm being honest.

00:12:37.440 I don't think you can tolerate that.

00:12:39.440 I don't either.

00:12:40.160 Because it's one thing to get like—and I don't want to attack anybody.

00:12:43.740 This hasn't even started.

00:12:45.140 But, you know, there are some nominees who are just like, whatever.

00:12:47.800 They're like everyone.

00:12:49.620 They don't have views that are consistent with what Trump ran on.

00:12:51.860 That's a fact.

00:12:53.400 And so if the Republican Congress rubber stamps their buddies, whatever.

00:12:58.820 But I'm sorry.

00:13:00.520 They're not in charge of the Republican Party.

00:13:02.840 They're a lot less popular than Donald Trump.

00:13:04.460 And I don't understand if you're—you know, Bobby Kennedy's point was like really important.

00:13:08.100 He's not a perfect person, but we have a system that is killing people.

00:13:11.320 And he's a step in the right direction.

00:13:13.400 Same with Tulsi.

00:13:14.080 Yeah.

00:13:14.520 She's not a perfect person.

00:13:15.620 No one is.

00:13:16.140 But our foreign policy is insane and it's hurting the United States.

00:13:18.800 It is.

00:13:19.140 It is.

00:13:19.620 Why wouldn't the White House call over to Republican senators and say, you get in our way, we're going to crush you? 0.99

00:13:26.460 How's that sound?

00:13:28.140 I mean it.

00:13:28.720 No, I've proposed this to certain people behind the scenes.

00:13:30.860 Yeah, like let's go.

00:13:32.000 So—

00:13:32.480 We're not going to put up with that.

00:13:33.140 Well, first of all, the agent of change.

00:13:35.100 People voted for Donald Trump.

00:13:36.480 Yeah.

00:13:36.600 I mean this was a very clear election.

00:13:39.540 You get choice A, choice B, very different approaches to government and to the future.

00:13:44.360 There was no real illusion about—like there's no confusion about what people were voting for.

00:13:48.540 And they voted definitively for Donald Trump.

00:13:51.160 You know, first Republican to win the popular vote since 2004.

00:13:55.460 First Republican to win 311 electoral votes since 1988.

00:13:59.140 First non-consecutive president since Grover Cleveland.

00:14:01.940 I mean this is a historical election.

00:14:04.040 He wins.

00:14:04.960 Agent of change.

00:14:05.700 Agent of change gets his change agents in the various departments and agencies.

00:14:10.480 Well, yeah.

00:14:11.160 And the Senate gets to advise and consent.

00:14:13.300 They don't get to say, no, we want our buddy and we don't like this person, so we're not going to give you this person.

00:14:17.960 Donald Trump won.

00:14:19.480 Donald Trump won and also, by the way, I would make the argument, help get them the Senate and the House.

00:14:25.980 So you have majorities because of Donald Trump.

00:14:29.340 Donald Trump won.

00:14:30.360 Donald Trump would like these people to actually be in these departments and agencies.

00:14:34.340 And unless they're a criminal or unless there's some, you know, terrible thing in their past that is disqualifying, you get to confirm them.

00:14:43.620 End of story.

00:14:44.380 Well, let's be honest.

00:14:45.800 Tulsi Gabbard and Bobby Kennedy are opposed by lobbyists.

00:14:50.160 That's what opposes them.

00:14:51.460 Bobby Kennedy is opposed by pharma and ag lobbyists.

00:14:55.060 Tulsi Gabbard is opposed by lobbyists acting on behalf of foreign countries.

00:14:58.160 That's a fact.

00:14:58.920 Yeah.

00:14:59.000 So there is no reason that lobbyists should take precedent over the population of the United States.

00:15:07.480 And so why wouldn't you say to a cop?

00:15:09.820 I can think of a cop.

00:15:10.220 Yeah, but then you're acting.

00:15:11.120 So, but D.C.

00:15:12.880 You've been in D.C.

00:15:14.060 I've been around 25 years.

00:15:15.000 So where's the cleansing sort of justice where you call up certain senators, I'm not going to name names, and say, not only will we primary you and make certain you lose your Senate seat, we'll make certain you don't get a job after you leave the Senate.

00:15:25.780 And then we're going to unleash some of the toughest people in the Republican Party to take a really close look at you.

00:15:31.080 So I've proposed.

00:15:31.660 We're going to do to you what you plan to do to our nominees.

00:15:33.740 I have proposed to some people behind the scenes that Donald Trump should have a very honest conversation with some of these senators.

00:15:39.400 Yeah.

00:15:39.500 You have friends and family and associates that would like to be involved in this administration.

00:15:45.060 Some of you have primaries in 2026.

00:15:47.360 Let me be very clear here.

00:15:49.020 If you will, if you oppose or vote against any of my nominees, I will find primary opponents for you in 26.

00:15:55.420 Also, none of your family or friends or associates will ever find a job inside of this administration.

00:16:00.400 I will become one of your worst enemies.

00:16:02.060 But also, if you're going to attack the, if you're going to sit back and allow people to call Bobby Kennedy a nutcase. 0.52

00:16:08.280 Right.

00:16:08.420 And Tulsi Gabbard, an agent of a foreign power.

00:16:11.400 Really?

00:16:13.140 I mean, I'm thinking of one senator in particular from the Northeast.

00:16:18.340 You know, whatever.

00:16:19.380 Without even getting in.

00:16:20.640 Right.

00:16:20.900 These are people who are vulnerable.

00:16:23.000 Yes.

00:16:23.300 Really?

00:16:23.560 We're going to look into Bobby Kennedy's behavior?

00:16:25.960 Well, how about we look into yours?

00:16:27.240 I think they're using.

00:16:28.480 Like, let's not play.

00:16:29.000 I'm sick of this.

00:16:29.680 I know.

00:16:30.120 I think they're trying the carrot approach right now.

00:16:32.480 And I'm.

00:16:33.100 Well, we need the flaming sword of justice at a certain point.

00:16:35.200 I'm usually the stick approach first.

00:16:37.100 Yeah.

00:16:37.280 So, I'd really like the big stick to come out.

00:16:40.340 Let's see how these hearings begin in really just a couple days.

00:16:44.320 How they start to play out.

00:16:45.800 But I think there needs to be a conversation behind the scenes of, you know, we'd love for you to do the right thing.

00:16:50.340 And if you don't, there are going to be serious consequences.

00:16:52.720 Imagine.

00:16:52.880 Because most of these elected officials, this is one thing that I've noticed about D.C. having been there for way too long.

00:17:00.780 They are experts in self-preservation.

00:17:02.840 Yeah.

00:17:03.200 They want to come back.

00:17:04.260 That's what they care about.

00:17:04.680 Right.

00:17:04.860 They want to come back in two years as a member of the House.

00:17:07.220 They want to come back in six years as a member of the Senate.

00:17:08.980 Let's have a little chit-chat about what your political future looks like if you don't want to actually give me my nominees.

00:17:17.900 Well, especially on the basis of no good reason.

00:17:21.100 On the basis of, like, the most corrupt motives.

00:17:23.920 Pressure from lobbyists to oppose.

00:17:26.040 And I just want to be clear.

00:17:26.900 It's Bobby Kennedy and Tulsi Gabbard we're talking about.

00:17:28.940 I think you're absolutely right.

00:17:30.180 And they're going to impugn their characters.

00:17:32.960 This is how D.C. has operated for way too long.

00:17:36.120 Tulsi Gabbard has never had a sip of alcohol in her life.

00:17:39.300 They're going to call her a bad person?

00:17:40.940 Really?

00:17:41.200 The corporation, the corporate lobbyists and all of these various interests have way too much say in how a senator actually or a congressman actually operates instead of the people that actually voted them into office.

00:17:54.440 And you and I both know this because the lobbyists are in there every day pressuring, making sure there's a lot of money coming in for the re-election campaign so they can get re-elected, the idea of self-preservation.

00:18:04.720 It's a pretty, I mean, there's a whole host of things wrong with our system today.

00:18:09.320 But this is one of them.

00:18:10.380 The bell that rings that they respond to is not the right bell.

00:18:14.220 It's been over a decade since Edward Snowden, who is a hero, exposed the U.S. government for spying on its citizens.

00:18:21.440 He didn't commit the crime they did, but he, of course, was punished.

00:18:25.320 Now, you would think that the information that he brought to the public would cause permanent Washington to pause, reflect, apologize for violating the Constitution to the United States, the privacy and the rights of American citizens.

00:18:37.180 But that's not what happened.

00:18:38.100 No, Ed Snowden is still in exile.

00:18:41.320 And in fact, just this year, the House of Representatives extended the rights of government agencies to spy on you.

00:18:46.640 This is happening in public.

00:18:48.220 It's infuriating to watch.

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00:20:00.320 So J.D. Vance said something I thought so – I'd never have forgotten it during the election.

00:20:11.160 And he said the Republican Party needs to be like a legit opposition party and needs to oppose the other side.

00:20:16.660 Like we need two parties, okay?

00:20:17.860 We need to be in balance.

00:20:19.000 And one of the things that the other side does – and this is the key to Pelosi. 1.00

00:20:23.140 You know, Pelosi is like kind of an idiot, but she's really tough. 1.00

00:20:25.560 Yes. 1.00

00:20:25.880 Like actually tough.

00:20:26.780 And she should sit people down and just have – you know, daughter of a mafia mayor, like she knows how to do this, from Baltimore. 1.00

00:20:32.520 Right.

00:20:33.040 And just like let's be clear about what's going to happen if you do that.

00:20:36.220 And I don't know a single person in the Republican Party who will do that.

00:20:40.100 No, this is what concerns me a little bit about the current Republican leadership in both the House and the Senate of – I wouldn't mind.

00:20:49.620 Politically speaking, I want to make that very clear.

00:20:51.220 Politically speaking, it's okay to break a few legs and just say this is the reality of what's going to happen.

00:20:55.460 There's a lot of moist handshakes in the Republican leadership.

00:20:58.000 So this is a bigger frustration with the Republican Party.

00:21:01.740 People give you power, political power, to use the political power to enact change.

00:21:07.420 I think too many Republicans have come to D.C. and are like, isn't this a lovely experience?

00:21:12.080 It's going to be a great career.

00:21:13.760 We have a lot of careerists who are enjoying the fun career in D.C.

00:21:17.000 And Democrats are like, by God, we have political power.

00:21:20.480 We're going to break you to achieve what we want to achieve to fundamentally change and transform this country.

00:21:26.540 They're religious zealots.

00:21:27.740 And we're all sitting here going, oh, that's kind of mean.

00:21:29.840 We probably shouldn't do that.

00:21:31.500 If you have been given political power, you should freaking use the political power given to you by the American people.

00:21:37.120 Or they might start to question, why did we give you political power in the first place?

00:21:41.500 Because you don't know how to use it.

00:21:43.220 Yeah.

00:21:43.460 So I've watched this like for decades.

00:21:45.540 Right.

00:21:45.660 And it's driving me slowly.

00:21:46.860 It's slowly driving me crazy.

00:21:48.180 But why isn't there like an outside group, like a Super 501C3 of some sort, or C4, I guess, to do this?

00:21:58.240 To say, like, move on.org.

00:22:00.780 It's like, we're going to extract a cost if you don't serve your voters.

00:22:06.560 It's super simple.

00:22:07.600 You got elected on a program.

00:22:09.000 Right.

00:22:09.200 You've ignored the program and the people who voted for the program in favor of lobbyists.

00:22:13.220 I can't do that.

00:22:14.220 You're going to hurt you.

00:22:15.060 You know the RNC is never going to be that.

00:22:18.180 Even though you would like the RNC.

00:22:19.080 Well, the RNC is gone.

00:22:19.740 It doesn't even exist anymore.

00:22:21.000 You and Charlie Kirk have replaced it.

00:22:23.340 So I get it.

00:22:24.460 We need a significant, and it's not minor.

00:22:28.140 It's not tens of millions.

00:22:29.380 Right?

00:22:29.600 You're talking with hundreds of millions every election cycle to have a proper enforcement mechanism of, you said you were going to do this.

00:22:36.840 This is what the people voted for.

00:22:38.240 If you do not toe the line on this, we will find a competent, credible primary candidate for you. 0.78

00:22:44.880 And he or she will be well-funded, and we will crush you.

00:22:49.320 That doesn't exist right now.

00:22:51.200 Well, and it's not just that. 0.98

00:22:52.540 I mean, I look at people, including some in leadership, who clearly have had a hard conversation with someone who's like, we've got your online porn records, or we know who your boyfriend is, or, you know, you got wasted on a codel to Croatia and acted like a pig. 0.99

00:23:05.840 And we know that. 0.97

00:23:06.540 I mean, clearly, these are people who are being blackmailed.

00:23:09.700 Like, I can think of one in particular who's clearly being blackmailed.

00:23:12.380 And I'm against blackmail, but I'm also in favor of serving your constituents, of restoring democracy to the United States.

00:23:20.180 People vote for something.

00:23:20.900 They should get it.

00:23:22.120 And they're not getting it.

00:23:23.600 And they never get it.

00:23:24.580 And I'm just—

00:23:24.980 The republic is in the balance.

00:23:26.680 Yes.

00:23:26.900 I would make the argument—I mean, one of the arguments I make in American Leviathan is we're not really a constitutional republic anymore.

00:23:32.740 Do you think?

00:23:33.640 We got a shot at restoring it.

00:23:35.880 The republic is at stake.

00:23:37.520 Freedom is at stake.

00:23:38.540 Liberty is at stake.

00:23:39.360 The future of your kids, your grandkids, future generations is at stake.

00:23:42.780 We are in a cold political war.

00:23:44.200 We have been in a cold political war for decades with the un-American left. 0.75

00:23:49.400 At some point, are you going to figure out the reality of what time it is, Republicans in D.C.,

00:23:56.200 before it's too late.

00:23:58.840 And if you understand where we're at in our nation's history and the singular moment that we have and what is at stake,

00:24:07.080 I would hope they would find it somewhere within themselves to go to the mats and to fight with everything they have for their future,

00:24:13.220 for their children's future, for their grandchildren's future,

00:24:15.500 and understand it might make you feel a little queasy in the moment, like this is really hardcore.

00:24:21.480 We're using some pretty brutal tactics.

00:24:23.320 Freedom, future of the country, there are a lot of things at stake.

00:24:28.240 And not only for this country, for the world.

00:24:32.120 I mean, think about who we are for the rest of the world, the United States.

00:24:35.820 We are a beacon of hope.

00:24:36.860 We are really the world's last great hope.

00:24:39.360 We are, if we fall, there's nobody coming for us.

00:24:42.060 That's for sure.

00:24:43.220 There's absolutely no one that will come and save America if it falls.

00:24:46.840 We are the hope of the world.

00:24:47.620 We're the hope of the world.

00:24:48.180 Even as we decline, we're even more important, I think, as the last free place.

00:24:52.700 We have to think of the stakes not only for our country, but for the world as well.

00:24:55.560 I agree.

00:24:56.480 Dear God, find a backbone and understand if it's street-style brawling tactics that are necessary to win.

00:25:05.560 I think it's justified in doing that because, for God's sake, they just tried to abuse our entire legal system

00:25:12.520 and justice system to take out Donald Trump, quite frankly, others as well.

00:25:17.500 Honestly, if they had won, I think they would have gone after some of us that are not in D.C.,

00:25:22.160 but are considered somewhat prominent in the conservative movement.

00:25:24.800 No, I told people, I told my staff, and I told others that I was working with this last year

00:25:30.080 and, you know, pretty significant project.

00:25:32.420 There is a sense of urgency coming from me, specifically,

00:25:36.620 and there should be urgency from other leaders of organizations because if they win again,

00:25:41.180 the next people that are going to show trial and lawfare are us.

00:25:45.280 So we better freaking win, and if we don't win, we've got problems.

00:25:50.440 I don't think that's crazy at all.

00:25:52.780 No, I don't, and I think we actually have to have that conversation about where these people on the left are.

00:25:59.900 They are deeply un-American. 0.97

00:26:02.720 They are antithetical to freedom.

00:26:04.760 They are antithetical to liberty.

00:26:06.720 If they had the political power to do whatever they wanted to us, I think they would.

00:26:10.880 I don't think I'm overstating that at all.

00:26:13.680 And so people have asked, how do you think we get back to normal with this un-American left in this country? 0.98

00:26:18.380 And my argument to them has been we beat them into political submission

00:26:21.780 and send them into the political wilderness for generations.

00:26:24.260 That's the only way you get back to normal.

00:26:26.060 But you have to frame the entire, you have to build the entire conservative movement around political power

00:26:33.960 with the right people, achieving political power, maintaining political power,

00:26:38.020 and keeping it for long enough that you can actually achieve all the reform

00:26:41.640 while putting them into the political wilderness.

00:26:44.860 And I don't think we're actually organized or structured that way at all right now.

00:26:47.840 I do think a lot of meaningful reform will come from outside the party, as it has on the left.

00:26:58.820 They've been really effective and thoughtful in building up outside organizations that fund their party

00:27:07.460 and keep it aligned, keep it on the track that they think it should be on.

00:27:12.660 Of course, I find their goals repugnant, but I think they've been very clever.

00:27:16.640 I'm a great admirer of the left in regards to achieving political power

00:27:20.020 and how they structure themselves and their, how they have structured themselves to achieve political power

00:27:26.560 for all the wrong reasons.

00:27:27.780 All their policy ideas are terrible for this country.

00:27:30.360 But they have structured themselves to achieve that.

00:27:33.360 And in fact, I can, based off all the numbers and statistics I've seen,

00:27:36.980 the left is in the minority in this country, and yet they have an undue influence in politics

00:27:41.640 and the various institutions because they have structured themselves to achieve power

00:27:46.120 in the institutions and politically how they've invested their time and money into doing that.

00:27:51.520 We, on the other hand, I mean, I know some people love a good white paper

00:27:56.440 and like some of the things that the think tanks do.

00:27:58.940 We are not structured correctly to achieve and maintain political power.

00:28:01.920 And I think that's one of the things that I hope that I can achieve

00:28:05.460 over the next four, five, six, seven, eight years, whatever, however long it takes

00:28:09.600 for people to understand if we do the right things in the field, in the various states,

00:28:15.480 we can achieve and maintain political power for years to come.

00:28:19.320 But you actually have to be doing the right things.

00:28:22.060 Yeah, and have the right goals.

00:28:23.980 I mean, power is never an end in itself.

00:28:25.980 It's, you know, it's harnessed in service of fighting corruption

00:28:30.260 and improving the lives of the people who live here.

00:28:32.180 And restoring a representative democracy.

00:28:35.260 So with the caveat that in the end, all politics is disappointing

00:28:38.380 because the point of life is not power or politics.

00:28:41.060 It's, you know, it's God in my opinion.

00:28:44.000 Yeah, it is.

00:28:44.380 But you're always going to be disappointed the closer you get to the political process,

00:28:49.040 the more horrified you're going to be that you grew up around it.

00:28:51.340 I should say, I mean, your father was-

00:28:53.040 Yeah, he was in the house for 10 years.

00:28:54.620 Yeah, famous congressman.

00:28:56.200 So you know the system better than anybody.

00:28:58.080 And I think people who don't know it, once they get a glimpse of it,

00:29:00.260 they're like, oh, that's repulsive.

00:29:01.320 I want to go back home.

00:29:03.620 So like, it's just inherently disappointing.

00:29:05.780 It's where ignorance is bliss comes in handy.

00:29:07.860 Yeah, it's true.

00:29:09.540 But it doesn't mean that one outcome is not better than the other.

00:29:13.000 One outcome is better than the other.

00:29:14.140 So with that in mind, now that we've lowered the bar a little bit, let's just start.

00:29:21.860 What are you excited about?

00:29:23.800 What can this administration achieve in the next couple of years?

00:29:26.640 What can they achieve?

00:29:29.760 What will they achieve?

00:29:30.500 What I hope they will achieve.

00:29:33.160 I want Donald Trump.

00:29:34.440 I'm not interested in trimming this government.

00:29:37.260 I'm not interested in making it more efficient.

00:29:39.880 Yeah.

00:29:39.940 I'm interested in shattering this administrative state into a million pieces.

00:29:44.120 Yes.

00:29:44.400 I think Donald Trump has figured out who the enemy is over the last, call it nine years,

00:29:49.940 in which I think he truly showed up in D.C. January of 2017.

00:29:54.540 As the duly elected representative, president of the American people, shows up in D.C. and goes,

00:30:00.780 I'm the duly elected president.

00:30:02.280 I get to decide a lot of the foreign and domestic policy.

00:30:05.600 And ran into a system of government that said, yeah, we don't think so.

00:30:09.380 We think we decide.

00:30:10.600 And I think it was a startling, it was a startling moment for him when he realized,

00:30:14.780 I thought we were a constitutional republic, representative democracy.

00:30:18.320 And then folks in D.C. are like, no, we're not really that.

00:30:21.600 We're an administrative state.

00:30:22.820 The unelected bureaucrats and their allies, we're the ones that actually decide these things.

00:30:26.140 A lot of these things were settled years ago.

00:30:28.240 Foreign policy, for example.

00:30:29.640 This is the crazy part to me.

00:30:31.040 Donald Trump's, one of his great sins, was showing up and thinking, I want an election.

00:30:36.960 People voted for change.

00:30:38.060 One of them was different approach in foreign policy.

00:30:40.760 So we're going to actually enact that.

00:30:42.280 Like, no, we already settled that years ago.

00:30:44.280 You don't get to decide that at all.

00:30:45.800 It's already been decided by the smart people of the State Department, like Victoria Nuland.

00:30:51.500 And I think that, for him, was a moment where he realized, we have a real problem.

00:30:56.020 And then, of course, he became a target of his own government.

00:30:59.540 The DOJ and the FBI and all these people trying to take out the duly elected president of the United States

00:31:04.080 with fake FISA warrants and fake dossiers and all this stuff.

00:31:08.160 And he realized, we have a serious problem here.

00:31:11.920 So, leading up to now, and then the four years of lawfare, in which, on the most spurious of charges,

00:31:19.780 they literally, I don't know the exact figure, but I have to guess it was hundreds of millions

00:31:23.980 they soaked out of his campaign in regards to legal fees.

00:31:26.680 And not only, like, trying to destroy him as a person, but also just suck cash out of him.

00:31:31.100 I think he's coming back this month and being sworn in for another term and fully understanding

00:31:37.920 we have a form of government that is running this country that has nothing to do with the Constitutional Republic.

00:31:43.780 So, I hope, I sincerely hope that he understands who the enemy is, that he has to go at them.

00:31:51.000 They've already declared war on him.

00:31:52.600 This is not about him declaring war on the administrative state.

00:31:54.920 They declared war on him years ago.

00:31:58.000 And it's him responding in kind and going, we are not going to take this sitting down.

00:32:04.520 And I hope on day one, I've got a few thoughts on this, I'm glad you asked,

00:32:08.960 that he would go out and fire hundreds of thousands of federal employees day one,

00:32:15.100 GS-12s, GS-13s, just pick out random names, fire them.

00:32:21.640 Federal employee unions are going to sue back, stays.

00:32:24.400 They're going to go back and forth through the courts to get to the Supreme Court,

00:32:28.020 probably 18 months, two years, to ask a fundamental question.

00:32:31.940 Does the head of the executive branch, the duly elected president of the United States,

00:32:36.120 the Article II branch head, get to hire and fire whoever he wants to inside of this branch?

00:32:42.420 Is the question, is it yes or no?

00:32:45.000 And I would hope this Supreme Court says yes.

00:32:47.480 And at that point, Donald Trump becomes the demolition man for the administrative state,

00:32:51.660 because that's where most of the administrative state resides,

00:32:53.780 is inside the Article II branch, the executive branch of our government.

00:32:57.560 Donald Trump goes for broke and he starts firing people.

00:33:00.680 My hope is that he's also told some of these new nominees that are going to be secretaries,

00:33:05.940 you're going to go in and on day one announce,

00:33:09.480 I'm Linda McMahon.

00:33:11.360 I'm the new secretary of education.

00:33:12.700 I'm going to be the last secretary of education,

00:33:14.920 because by the time I'm done here, we are going to shut down this department.

00:33:18.800 And then on top of that, we're going to not only shut down this building,

00:33:23.180 we're going to implode it, we're going to raise it to the ground,

00:33:25.560 and we're going to build freedom parks over this.

00:33:28.360 I mean, that is the approach that has to be taken by Trump day one

00:33:33.260 of going right at the administrative state.

00:33:34.780 I'm not interested in making it more efficient.

00:33:36.920 I'm not interested in cutting regulations.

00:33:38.820 I'm not interested in cutting spending.

00:33:40.760 Those are all in effect.

00:33:43.500 The cause is the state.

00:33:45.080 You have to shatter it into a million pieces.

00:33:47.940 So that's my biggest hope,

00:33:49.860 and I think he actually has the moral and political courage to actually do that.

00:33:54.420 My hope and prayer, quite frankly,

00:33:57.160 is that all of his various nominees have the exact same political and moral courage

00:34:01.640 to do the same thing, because that is the issue.

00:34:03.840 I'm telling you, Tucker, every issue that we are experiencing today in this country,

00:34:09.440 in D.C. specifically, but in some ways in other aspects of the country,

00:34:13.440 comes from a deeply unconstitutional administrative state

00:34:16.820 that I think has nothing to do with advancing or promoting the interests of the American people.

00:34:22.400 That's the fight.

00:34:23.060 That is the issue.

00:34:23.860 That is the thing.

00:34:26.000 It's a big ask of a cabinet secretary,

00:34:29.380 because in cutting your staff, you cut your power.

00:34:33.700 That's my concern.

00:34:34.820 Yeah.

00:34:35.420 Capture.

00:34:36.200 Right.

00:34:36.540 No, my concern is that these secretaries,

00:34:38.160 these new nominees who are going to be confirmed,

00:34:41.060 the secretary is going to walk in and go,

00:34:42.540 oh my gosh, I'm secretary of this department.

00:34:44.460 Isn't this wonderful?

00:34:45.280 And then how can I be as effective as possible

00:34:47.020 as the new secretary of this various department

00:34:48.960 and all the power that I have to actually enact change?

00:34:52.760 No, no.

00:34:53.100 The whole point is for you to make this thing go away,

00:34:55.140 to make it end, to make it cease to exist.

00:34:59.500 I have questions about some of them.

00:35:03.960 Doge.

00:35:06.560 Not part, these are not federal employees.

00:35:10.060 Right.

00:35:10.700 Elon Musk, Vivek, Ramoswamy,

00:35:12.200 they're not going to become federal employees,

00:35:13.580 but they're going to oversee what they're saying

00:35:16.780 is the most transformative effort ever to shrink government,

00:35:22.920 to do to the federal government what Elon did to Twitter.

00:35:26.180 I hope so.

00:35:27.280 How will that work?

00:35:29.260 I think they're going to run most of it through OMB.

00:35:31.340 Right.

00:35:31.740 Right, they're going to run it through Ross and his team

00:35:33.240 and advise strategies, you know, plans.

00:35:41.060 I'll be completely honest.

00:35:42.540 When they say we're going to declare victory

00:35:44.040 and say we're done in 18 months on July 4th of 2026,

00:35:48.620 that's insane.

00:35:50.740 Good to have a deadline, though.

00:35:52.000 It's nice to have a deadline.

00:35:52.980 It's also an insane one.

00:35:54.320 Why?

00:35:55.460 The administrative state started 112 years ago.

00:35:58.960 It has been building.

00:36:00.100 It has got so many reinforcing loops

00:36:01.940 inside of this massive Leviathan.

00:36:05.340 You're not going to absolutely...

00:36:06.960 First of all,

00:36:07.540 I don't think you can get the fundamental question answered

00:36:09.660 about does the head of the executive branch

00:36:11.340 get to hire and fire whoever he wants to in 18 months.

00:36:13.580 I think it'll probably be two years.

00:36:14.860 I've actually talked with Sean Davis,

00:36:16.480 who's a good buddy.

00:36:17.600 He's like, dude,

00:36:17.960 I think you're lucky if it's answered in two years.

00:36:19.620 I think there's some fundamental questions

00:36:21.260 and things that have to be answered and done

00:36:22.960 that are going to take some time.

00:36:24.560 I don't think you can declare victory in 18 months.

00:36:27.860 This has been 100 plus years in the making.

00:36:30.420 And there are so many people

00:36:31.680 with so many vested interests in the status quo.

00:36:34.440 Various people in government,

00:36:37.140 outside of government,

00:36:38.180 the entire system,

00:36:39.520 they're going to fight tooth and nail

00:36:41.780 to make sure that this system of government

00:36:43.860 does not go away.

00:36:45.160 So you're going to be up against...

00:36:46.060 I think we're going to be involved.

00:36:47.220 If Donald Trump goes down the path

00:36:48.980 of I'm going to destroy the administrative state,

00:36:51.820 it could be that the previous nine years

00:36:55.600 of the craziness that we have seen

00:36:57.020 as a warm-up act

00:36:58.140 from maybe one of the coldest political wars

00:37:00.820 we'll see in D.C. ever.

00:37:03.560 Because of what's at stake.

00:37:04.780 I mean, you're talking about regime change politics here.

00:37:07.720 Where, I mean,

00:37:08.680 two very different governing philosophies

00:37:10.640 of how you approach government

00:37:11.760 on a whole host of fronts

00:37:12.720 from basic human rights

00:37:13.960 to how government actually operates.

00:37:16.560 And there are a lot of people

00:37:17.560 with vested interests

00:37:18.340 in maintaining the status quo

00:37:19.600 of the administrative state.

00:37:21.600 And they're going to fight tooth and nail

00:37:23.480 to make sure that it doesn't go away.

00:37:24.800 So I think in some ways,

00:37:26.700 I love the fact that he has put brilliant minds

00:37:29.860 like Elon and Vivek to do this

00:37:32.620 with an outsider's approach.

00:37:35.040 I just don't think it's going to happen.

00:37:37.100 I don't think meaningful fundamental change

00:37:40.140 that is long-term and lasting

00:37:42.400 is going to take place in 18 months.

00:37:44.540 And I'm being realistic

00:37:45.740 having been in D.C. for 25 years.

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00:39:29.520 Yes.

00:39:29.940 And both have put their prestige on the line.

00:39:33.500 Yep.

00:39:34.440 So they're highly motivated

00:39:35.820 to show results

00:39:38.600 by July 4th, 2026.

00:39:41.240 Yeah, but I don't want cheap victories.

00:39:43.480 I don't want them to go,

00:39:44.780 we've cut, I mean, first of all,

00:39:46.200 it'd be great if they cut

00:39:47.320 X number of dollars of spending

00:39:48.840 and cut X, you know,

00:39:50.080 hundreds or thousands of regulations.

00:39:52.200 Wonderful, wonderful victories.

00:39:54.640 Again, those are the effects.

00:39:56.760 The cause is the state.

00:39:59.620 All of this stuff that we see

00:40:00.740 in the out-of-control spending,

00:40:02.200 the out-of-control growth of government,

00:40:03.960 all of these things

00:40:04.940 are because of the administrative state.

00:40:06.660 It's in the DNA of it.

00:40:07.740 Right.

00:40:08.460 No, I mean, the progressives

00:40:09.820 who founded the administrative state

00:40:11.320 viewed the state as salvation.

00:40:14.560 Salvation was to come

00:40:15.440 into every aspect of your life.

00:40:17.020 It exists for its own benefit

00:40:18.340 and it grows.

00:40:18.940 It's in the DNA.

00:40:19.920 Exactly.

00:40:20.120 The DNA of the administrative state

00:40:22.040 is perpetual growth.

00:40:23.120 So, if it continues to grow

00:40:25.880 and you're just trimming right here

00:40:27.280 and like, oh, we declared victory,

00:40:28.520 it'll continue, it'll grow right back.

00:40:30.620 You have to cut down the tree.

00:40:32.600 The branches will keep growing.

00:40:33.720 So, I don't want them

00:40:34.320 to just trim branches.

00:40:35.980 I need them to tear up

00:40:37.500 by root the administrative state

00:40:40.240 so that it doesn't return

00:40:41.680 and continue to grow.

00:40:42.460 A quick way to pair it,

00:40:44.380 I think, pretty significantly

00:40:46.080 would be to cancel

00:40:47.660 the security clearances

00:40:48.940 of the contractors who work

00:40:51.260 because the federal government is,

00:40:53.220 you know, its employees

00:40:53.920 are just a percentage

00:40:55.160 of its overall workforce.

00:40:56.640 A lot of them are contractors.

00:40:58.160 Twice as, last statistics I saw there,

00:41:00.140 about twice as many federal contractors

00:41:02.620 as there are federal employees.

00:41:04.100 Exactly.

00:41:04.980 And a huge, all of the contractors

00:41:07.140 attached to the national security state,

00:41:08.740 which comprises the entire economy

00:41:10.320 of, say, Northern Virginia.

00:41:11.580 Right.

00:41:12.460 Where I'm from.

00:41:13.200 Where you're from.

00:41:13.800 Yes.

00:41:14.000 Exactly.

00:41:15.540 These are the richest zip codes

00:41:16.900 in the country

00:41:17.300 because they're all federal contractors.

00:41:19.040 And you could end

00:41:20.880 their employment tomorrow

00:41:22.840 by canceling the security clearances.

00:41:24.640 I mean, they can't work there

00:41:25.840 without security clearance.

00:41:26.680 They can't enter the building.

00:41:28.480 I am for all of the above

00:41:30.200 in whatever approach it takes

00:41:31.740 in the short term

00:41:32.340 to stop the madness.

00:41:33.780 I talk about this a little bit

00:41:34.880 in the book where

00:41:35.320 you've got system dynamics

00:41:37.000 and inside of this massive

00:41:38.260 sprawling system,

00:41:39.120 you've got these reinforcing loops

00:41:40.400 that continue to grow

00:41:41.940 and grow and compound.

00:41:42.960 It's almost like compounding interest

00:41:43.960 and then just explode

00:41:44.940 in size and strength.

00:41:46.320 Yeah, I think you've got to start

00:41:47.140 stopping these little reinforcing loops

00:41:48.640 like revoking security clearances.

00:41:51.560 So I think there's a whole variety

00:41:52.880 of approaches.

00:41:53.240 You're talking about your book,

00:41:53.580 American Leviathan.

00:41:54.400 American Leviathan.

00:41:55.200 Leviathan's a sea monster.

00:41:56.720 It is, but also the second definition

00:41:58.300 is a massive sprawling bureaucracy

00:42:00.720 that borders on totalitarianism.

00:42:03.220 Yes, but the Leviathan is described in,

00:42:05.600 I think the Old Testament.

00:42:06.020 Job and Isaiah.

00:42:07.300 Right.

00:42:07.720 Yeah.

00:42:08.260 In the Old Testament, yes,

00:42:09.220 as some sort of not quite defined

00:42:13.180 but terrifying sea monster.

00:42:14.320 Yeah, quasi-demonic sea monster

00:42:16.920 that God eventually conquers,

00:42:19.900 that Yahweh eventually conquers. 0.94

00:42:21.180 But the second definition

00:42:22.780 is definitely about a massive

00:42:24.320 sprawling bureaucracy

00:42:25.180 that tends to be authoritarian

00:42:26.780 and totalitarian.

00:42:28.280 And that's what we have.

00:42:29.500 I mean, this is the one thing

00:42:30.380 that I just,

00:42:31.920 it kind of started dawning on me

00:42:33.520 years ago.

00:42:35.220 Like there's a serious problem

00:42:36.420 with how D.C. operates.

00:42:37.920 I mean, I was at the White House,

00:42:38.940 George W. Bush,

00:42:39.560 don't hate me for this.

00:42:40.940 I wrote for him,

00:42:42.500 which was a really interesting experience.

00:42:44.360 You know, whenever you get

00:42:45.200 to write for a president,

00:42:45.980 he's signing your stuff,

00:42:46.680 that's awesome.

00:42:47.620 While my dad was in the House

00:42:48.840 voting against all of his

00:42:49.760 major pieces of legislation.

00:42:51.520 Yeah.

00:42:52.540 Which was pretty,

00:42:53.520 when you go,

00:42:54.160 when you're young

00:42:54.660 and you go to D.C.

00:42:55.600 and you're kind of new to it,

00:42:56.740 you think all Republicans

00:42:57.500 are created equal.

00:42:58.460 All the red guys are good guys

00:43:00.100 and all the blue guys

00:43:00.740 are bad guys.

00:43:01.880 And then you start to realize,

00:43:03.260 like I said earlier,

00:43:03.900 not all Republicans

00:43:04.920 are created equal.

00:43:05.860 There's definitely

00:43:06.600 like different shades

00:43:08.000 along the way.

00:43:09.760 And I remember my dad

00:43:12.260 having to take

00:43:12.920 some pretty strong stances

00:43:14.020 in the House

00:43:15.060 and voting against

00:43:15.960 a lot of these

00:43:17.240 major initiatives

00:43:17.940 from George W. Bush

00:43:18.860 because he strongly believed

00:43:20.720 they were not conservative

00:43:21.800 at all in the least bit.

00:43:24.000 In fact,

00:43:24.320 one of the biggest ones

00:43:24.920 was Medicare Part D.

00:43:25.980 This is one of the,

00:43:27.140 my dad is...

00:43:28.220 The prescription drug benefit.

00:43:29.100 Yes.

00:43:29.500 The prescription drug benefit,

00:43:30.920 I think it was 2003,

00:43:32.700 right before the 2004 election.

00:43:34.160 They really wanted it

00:43:34.940 because they felt

00:43:35.460 that it would help

00:43:35.860 with the senior vote.

00:43:38.100 And there were about 24,

00:43:41.480 about two dozen holdouts

00:43:42.640 in the House

00:43:43.380 in the Republican caucus

00:43:44.300 that said,

00:43:44.640 we're not going to vote for this.

00:43:45.600 We were just not going to...

00:43:46.660 They brought him down

00:43:47.100 to the White House.

00:43:48.280 They had Dick Cheney

00:43:49.340 and all the senior White House staff

00:43:50.500 kind of have a little

00:43:51.120 chit-chat with them.

00:43:52.360 They all came back

00:43:53.160 because they were still

00:43:53.600 not voting for this.

00:43:54.460 And then Bush was overseas

00:43:55.620 and started lobbying them directly.

00:43:57.800 And I remember him calling my dad

00:43:59.080 and saying,

00:43:59.300 I really need this vote.

00:44:00.240 And my dad was like,

00:44:00.760 you know,

00:44:00.920 you're doing a great job

00:44:01.580 representing us overseas, sir.

00:44:03.560 Jim, I really need this vote.

00:44:04.460 I'm not giving you this vote.

00:44:05.520 Click.

00:44:06.580 That was it.

00:44:08.340 It was the end of the conversation.

00:44:10.360 And yeah,

00:44:11.500 my dad fighting tooth and nail

00:44:13.720 to try and prevent that

00:44:15.200 from passing it actually

00:44:16.000 passed by one vote

00:44:17.020 because they kept

00:44:18.540 the House floor open

00:44:19.860 for an additional,

00:44:20.920 I don't know how many hours

00:44:21.660 and eventually got someone

00:44:23.220 to switch their vote

00:44:23.960 in the like 3 a.m.,

00:44:25.440 4 a.m. hour.

00:44:27.340 This was a Karl Rove project.

00:44:28.540 It was.

00:44:29.460 Yeah.

00:44:30.240 You realize

00:44:31.020 compassionate conservatism

00:44:32.420 is just another name

00:44:34.360 for big government.

00:44:35.540 And this is...

00:44:36.020 So this is the other thing too.

00:44:37.100 I make this point...

00:44:38.960 Remember when people

00:44:39.500 treated Karl Rove

00:44:40.180 like a genius?

00:44:41.020 Yes.

00:44:42.140 The thing...

00:44:43.160 The thing that...

00:44:44.140 How low are your standards

00:44:44.920 of Karl's a genius?

00:44:45.840 The thing that's...

00:44:48.040 That Donald Trump, again,

00:44:49.640 and why he's viewed

00:44:50.240 as such an existential threat

00:44:51.480 by permanent D.C.

00:44:52.400 is he rejects the premise.

00:44:53.860 Yeah.

00:44:55.220 Nixon and Reagan

00:44:56.520 rejected the premise

00:44:57.480 that the administrative state

00:44:58.440 was legitimate.

00:44:59.760 And I think actually Watergate

00:45:01.140 is really more a story of that

00:45:03.000 than anything else.

00:45:05.280 I mean, when you go back

00:45:05.940 and look at the story

00:45:06.500 of Watergate,

00:45:07.360 Richard Nixon

00:45:07.800 had just won 500...

00:45:09.680 520 electoral votes.

00:45:12.260 Biggest victory

00:45:12.860 in American history.

00:45:13.380 49 states.

00:45:14.400 Won by 20 million votes

00:45:15.420 in the popular vote.

00:45:16.220 It was massive.

00:45:16.960 And he talked very clearly

00:45:17.920 about what he intended

00:45:18.860 to do in the second term

00:45:19.820 in restructuring

00:45:21.040 and dismantling

00:45:21.660 the administrative state.

00:45:22.940 And then lo and behold,

00:45:24.380 Watergate happens

00:45:25.160 and there's a lot of questions

00:45:26.080 about what actually went down.

00:45:27.000 Not questions,

00:45:27.420 there are answers.

00:45:27.940 The deputy director

00:45:28.660 of the FBI

00:45:29.140 was deep throat.

00:45:30.560 Yeah, Mark Felt.

00:45:31.320 Ghost was corporate propagandists,

00:45:33.500 Woodward and Bernstein.

00:45:34.880 And Woodward was

00:45:35.660 a former naval intel officer.

00:45:37.400 And uses them

00:45:37.960 as the mouthpiece

00:45:38.580 to then take out

00:45:39.220 the duly elected

00:45:39.780 president of the United States

00:45:40.420 who was an existential threat

00:45:41.480 to the administrative state.

00:45:42.380 Flip side of the coins,

00:45:44.000 Russiagate.

00:45:44.760 Same thing.

00:45:45.760 Because the first Republican president

00:45:47.420 since Reagan

00:45:48.240 to reject the premise

00:45:49.240 that the administrative state

00:45:50.580 is legitimate

00:45:51.040 was Donald Trump.

00:45:52.280 George W. Bush,

00:45:53.400 George H. W. Bush,

00:45:54.300 George W. Bush were like,

00:45:55.840 we're okay with it

00:45:56.700 as long as we get to run it.

00:45:58.200 And this is what always

00:45:58.760 worries me a little bit

00:45:59.480 about Republicans

00:46:00.260 who are like,

00:46:00.760 well, it's okay

00:46:01.660 as long as we're running it.

00:46:03.040 No, it's a poisonous tree

00:46:04.860 with poisonous fruit.

00:46:06.520 Can I say,

00:46:07.060 you cannot reform it.

00:46:08.400 Richard Nixon

00:46:08.960 should have held,

00:46:10.320 I mean,

00:46:10.560 he was an institutionalist

00:46:12.000 in a lot of ways.

00:46:12.600 Nixon,

00:46:12.880 he was like too responsible

00:46:14.020 for his own good.

00:46:14.680 But if he had just

00:46:15.320 held a primetime

00:46:17.060 news conference live

00:46:18.780 and said,

00:46:19.920 let me tell you

00:46:20.300 what's actually going on here.

00:46:21.940 CIA and FBI

00:46:23.240 have colluded

00:46:24.640 to kick me out

00:46:25.600 because I'm a threat

00:46:26.840 to permanent Washington

00:46:28.120 institutional power.

00:46:29.100 And that's just a fact.

00:46:30.020 And here are some details

00:46:30.940 that you might like to know,

00:46:31.940 you know,

00:46:33.100 that five out of six

00:46:34.120 of the Watergate burglars

00:46:35.000 were actually CIA employees.

00:46:36.580 Yeah, exactly.

00:46:37.540 And the guy,

00:46:38.160 this reporter

00:46:39.100 from the Washington Post

00:46:40.160 has actually

00:46:40.800 worked in the White House.

00:46:42.980 He was sent over

00:46:43.500 by the Pentagon

00:46:44.140 to work in the White House

00:46:45.120 as a naval intel officer

00:46:46.520 two years ago.

00:46:47.940 This guy's not a reporter.

00:46:49.240 Bob Woodward's not a reporter.

00:46:50.840 When you look back.

00:46:51.520 It's also fake.

00:46:52.400 Yeah, when you look back.

00:46:53.080 Why didn't Nixon do that?

00:46:54.100 I don't know.

00:46:54.380 But that shows you

00:46:56.420 who Donald Trump is

00:46:58.300 as a person.

00:46:59.000 Right.

00:46:59.180 No, you're right.

00:46:59.940 I mean, Nixon

00:47:00.520 Nixon could have done that.

00:47:01.840 Yeah.

00:47:02.220 He didn't.

00:47:03.020 Donald Trump

00:47:03.540 basically has.

00:47:05.020 No, he has.

00:47:05.280 No, no, no.

00:47:06.220 That's not the truth

00:47:07.160 of what's taking place.

00:47:08.020 No, you're right.

00:47:08.780 And he stood up

00:47:09.820 and he said

00:47:10.480 this is

00:47:11.760 completely politically motivated.

00:47:14.500 They're trying to take me out

00:47:15.400 because I'm a threat to them.

00:47:16.740 That's such a smart

00:47:17.880 description

00:47:19.520 of the difference

00:47:20.620 between

00:47:21.120 Donald Trump

00:47:22.040 and Richard Nixon

00:47:22.760 is that Trump said aloud

00:47:24.360 what was actually happening

00:47:25.520 and I think that's

00:47:26.720 why they tried to assassinate him

00:47:27.960 in Butler, Pennsylvania

00:47:28.740 among other places.

00:47:30.080 So,

00:47:31.060 thank you for that.

00:47:33.100 Let me ask about

00:47:34.020 something you alluded to

00:47:35.060 which is

00:47:35.600 Can I say something

00:47:36.460 really quick though?

00:47:37.100 Of course, please.

00:47:39.520 The amount of courage

00:47:40.480 that it simply took

00:47:41.220 to say something out loud

00:47:42.320 that people would consider

00:47:43.440 verboten.

00:47:44.540 Yeah.

00:47:44.880 That's part of Donald Trump's

00:47:46.380 great power.

00:47:48.680 He'll say stuff out loud

00:47:49.620 to people

00:47:49.880 that you shouldn't say that

00:47:50.740 or you can't be saying that

00:47:52.760 but he needs to say

00:47:53.920 and he should say it

00:47:54.760 because it's situations

00:47:55.820 like this

00:47:56.340 where he has the ability

00:47:57.180 to say something

00:47:57.560 and sometimes

00:47:58.420 you know,

00:48:00.020 he says things

00:48:00.560 that maybe are not

00:48:01.380 the most helpful

00:48:02.120 but a lot of times

00:48:03.120 he says things out loud

00:48:04.620 that in the past

00:48:06.100 people would have said

00:48:06.780 you can't say that.

00:48:09.160 But it does raise

00:48:09.760 the question

00:48:10.060 like why can't you

00:48:10.820 I know, why can't you?

00:48:11.940 Why has no one else

00:48:12.360 said that?

00:48:12.920 Right.

00:48:13.020 Why has no one ever

00:48:13.900 explained what the UFO

00:48:15.120 program is about

00:48:16.060 or who killed Kennedy

00:48:17.560 or what happened

00:48:18.120 on 9-11

00:48:18.480 like just the obvious things

00:48:19.780 nobody

00:48:20.080 why is no other president

00:48:22.320 not that Trump

00:48:22.920 has revealed the truth

00:48:23.960 about any of those things

00:48:24.620 but hopefully someday soon.

00:48:26.300 Yeah, but I think

00:48:26.840 we're getting closer

00:48:27.760 just to knowing

00:48:28.480 what the government's

00:48:29.100 been doing

00:48:29.520 for the past 80 years

00:48:30.380 but you have to wonder

00:48:32.160 about all the other presidents

00:48:33.240 like the amount of things

00:48:35.080 that every American president

00:48:36.760 has not said

00:48:37.840 Right.

00:48:38.480 The amount of things

00:48:39.020 that people just

00:48:39.460 very obviously lied about

00:48:40.560 like why?

00:48:41.560 What are they so afraid of?

00:48:42.680 You just got elected

00:48:43.520 by the population

00:48:44.420 Right.

00:48:45.040 of the most powerful country

00:48:45.840 in the world

00:48:46.220 Why do you care?

00:48:46.900 You got your army behind you

00:48:47.940 they're your voters

00:48:48.620 Why can't you tell

00:48:50.900 obvious truths about things?

00:48:52.180 Like what are you afraid

00:48:52.880 of exactly?

00:48:53.480 That is

00:48:54.520 I mean

00:48:55.080 Yeah

00:48:55.220 If you want to understand

00:48:56.300 people's behavior

00:48:57.140 Right

00:48:57.620 Look at it through that lens

00:49:00.420 What are they not saying?

00:49:01.680 What are they not doing?

00:49:02.480 What are the limits

00:49:02.960 they're imposing on themselves

00:49:03.880 and why are they imposing

00:49:04.760 Why are they doing that?

00:49:05.480 What exactly are you afraid of?

00:49:07.140 You control the Pentagon

00:49:08.020 and the FBI

00:49:08.680 Right.

00:49:09.340 It's not like you don't

00:49:09.800 have bodyguards

00:49:10.500 Right.

00:49:10.980 You've got tens of thousands

00:49:11.800 of bodyguards

00:49:12.520 It's a great question

00:49:13.320 Donald Trump again

00:49:15.700 has said

00:49:16.080 I reject the premise

00:49:18.200 that I have to be quiet

00:49:18.860 which I think is a

00:49:19.980 very refreshing approach

00:49:21.200 and the question is

00:49:21.840 how far will he go?

00:49:22.740 And I hope he does go

00:49:23.780 I totally agree

00:49:24.960 but it would be interesting

00:49:25.840 to know what the control

00:49:27.180 mechanisms are

00:49:28.100 and if you

00:49:28.560 the last thing 0.91

00:49:29.660 I'll shut up

00:49:30.140 but the last thing

00:49:30.960 I would just recommend

00:49:32.260 anyone watching

00:49:33.020 is to go pull

00:49:34.280 the audio

00:49:35.500 of Richard Nixon

00:49:37.000 in the Oval Office

00:49:37.960 speaking to the then

00:49:39.140 CIA director

00:49:40.240 about

00:49:42.780 among other things

00:49:44.740 the Kennedy assassination

00:49:45.600 and the fear

00:49:47.540 or the sort of

00:49:48.160 deference

00:49:48.580 that Nixon has

00:49:51.380 is very striking

00:49:52.480 Nixon's a pretty brave guy

00:49:53.460 in a lot of ways

00:49:54.120 but like

00:49:54.720 you know

00:49:55.980 you're talking

00:49:57.220 to your employee

00:49:57.980 you're talking

00:49:58.620 to your housekeeper

00:49:59.280 like you don't need

00:50:00.120 deference

00:50:00.560 what? 0.95

00:50:01.480 Answer the freaking 0.98

00:50:02.320 question pal 1.00

00:50:03.220 or I'll fire you

00:50:04.340 there's none of that

00:50:05.380 in his voice

00:50:05.940 none

00:50:06.460 No I know

00:50:07.380 because

00:50:08.360 You've got employees

00:50:09.320 would you tiptoe around

00:50:10.660 when you talk to them

00:50:11.380 like did you finish

00:50:12.580 the assignment

00:50:13.180 are you embarrassed

00:50:13.800 to ask that?

00:50:14.540 No

00:50:14.740 They're your employees

00:50:16.580 Because the power structure

00:50:17.920 has been constructed

00:50:19.000 over the last hundred years

00:50:20.160 how do I

00:50:21.900 there's a couple threads

00:50:23.280 I want to go down

00:50:23.820 with that question

00:50:24.420 He's not really talking

00:50:24.600 to his employees

00:50:25.420 He's not talking

00:50:25.940 to his employees

00:50:26.400 He's talking to his masters

00:50:26.680 actually

00:50:27.200 Yeah

00:50:27.520 He's talking to the real

00:50:28.480 decision making

00:50:29.040 inside of our government

00:50:29.900 which was the whole point

00:50:31.060 It's crazy

00:50:31.580 No

00:50:31.860 I mean

00:50:32.420 in American Leviathan

00:50:33.320 the people have to understand

00:50:34.440 progressives hated

00:50:36.720 the constitution

00:50:38.080 they wanted to destroy

00:50:39.360 the political

00:50:39.900 and moral authority of it

00:50:41.120 they wanted to do

00:50:42.220 away with the machinery

00:50:43.400 of the republic

00:50:44.120 they wanted to do

00:50:44.720 a separation of powers

00:50:45.760 all of these things

00:50:46.700 and in its place

00:50:48.160 put in this massive

00:50:49.400 administrative state

00:50:50.200 this massive bureaucracy

00:50:51.180 filled with unelected

00:50:52.980 bureaucrats

00:50:53.660 who they thought

00:50:54.960 are elected representatives

00:50:56.260 should subdelegate

00:50:57.620 governing and legislating to

00:50:59.340 because they thought

00:50:59.860 the bureaucrats

00:51:00.480 should actually be doing

00:51:01.540 the business of governing

00:51:02.540 and running the country

00:51:04.360 So people

00:51:05.280 I think people

00:51:06.240 are a little perplexed

00:51:06.980 when they see

00:51:07.500 behavior like this

00:51:08.440 of where

00:51:08.820 the unelected bureaucrats

00:51:10.060 like Chris Ray

00:51:10.780 remember at that hearing

00:51:12.080 with Grassley

00:51:13.060 with the oversight committee

00:51:14.020 hearing

00:51:14.580 and Ray informs him

00:51:16.240 hey I gotta go

00:51:17.500 I gotta get on my plane

00:51:18.500 I've got an important

00:51:19.160 trip to be at

00:51:19.700 it was a family vacation

00:51:20.760 by the way

00:51:21.240 he told off

00:51:21.940 the senate

00:51:22.880 that was supposed

00:51:24.120 to be providing oversight

00:51:25.140 I have to leave

00:51:26.160 and he goes on the FBI jet

00:51:27.540 to his private vacation home

00:51:28.980 to enjoy a little down time

00:51:30.660 he was telling off

00:51:32.180 the people that were

00:51:33.260 supposed to be

00:51:33.700 providing oversight

00:51:34.280 because it's not really

00:51:35.060 how it works anymore

00:51:35.880 but that was the always

00:51:37.440 but those people

00:51:38.080 never threaten

00:51:38.620 okay

00:51:38.900 but that was the point

00:51:39.860 from day one

00:51:40.480 Chris will defund you

00:51:41.640 I mean why is that

00:51:42.420 this is what I

00:51:42.960 we're not going to

00:51:44.320 build you a new building

00:51:45.320 the whole point

00:51:46.000 was for these

00:51:46.520 unelected bureaucrats

00:51:47.300 to be doing the covering

00:51:48.020 to be doing the decision making

00:51:49.240 it'd be nice

00:51:50.740 if Congress said

00:51:51.660 you know what

00:51:52.120 we hold the purse strings

00:51:53.100 we're not going

00:51:54.420 to fund you anymore

00:51:55.320 we're just simply

00:51:56.640 not going to fund you

00:51:57.680 why did the speaker

00:51:57.900 of the house

00:51:58.200 sign off on a new

00:51:58.900 FBI building

00:51:59.540 great question

00:52:01.620 like what's that

00:52:02.400 can we just

00:52:03.480 okay let's just

00:52:04.040 be totally blunt now

00:52:04.880 what is that

00:52:06.320 the Republican speaker

00:52:07.580 of the house

00:52:08.080 who strikes me

00:52:09.680 as like an

00:52:10.300 out of the closet

00:52:10.840 liberal

00:52:12.560 out of the closet

00:52:13.640 liberal

00:52:14.140 more than

00:52:17.060 more than weak

00:52:18.060 working for the

00:52:18.760 working for the other side

00:52:20.000 I mean that

00:52:20.540 he's the best speaker

00:52:21.600 Democrats could hope for

00:52:22.720 so

00:52:23.840 what

00:52:24.480 and not a fan

00:52:26.640 and I

00:52:27.060 I kind of understand

00:52:28.080 some of the political dynamics

00:52:29.240 of why Trump

00:52:29.840 is pushing for him

00:52:30.760 to avoid

00:52:32.720 what was it

00:52:33.420 17 votes

00:52:34.360 or whatever it was

00:52:35.000 let's get down to business

00:52:36.080 that we had

00:52:37.200 last time

00:52:37.900 so I kind of understand

00:52:39.060 some of that

00:52:39.500 at the same time

00:52:40.420 I mean

00:52:42.200 could Democrats

00:52:43.180 hope for a better

00:52:44.080 speaker right now

00:52:45.280 with them being

00:52:45.840 in the minority

00:52:46.380 I don't think so

00:52:47.300 Mike Johnson

00:52:48.400 is one of the best things

00:52:49.280 they could hope for

00:52:49.900 right now

00:52:50.260 he gives them

00:52:50.680 whatever they want to

00:52:51.400 I think

00:52:51.700 I think this recent

00:52:52.860 spending bill

00:52:53.720 the initial version

00:52:54.980 of it

00:52:55.380 really shows

00:52:56.280 the true nature

00:52:57.380 of who someone is

00:52:58.300 that allows

00:52:58.760 something like that

00:52:59.500 to go to the

00:53:00.040 to come out

00:53:01.800 and be in public

00:53:02.800 this 15-1600 page

00:53:04.500 monstrosity

00:53:05.160 I think that was

00:53:06.840 the true

00:53:07.500 illustration

00:53:08.560 of how weak

00:53:10.040 he actually is

00:53:11.300 but yeah

00:53:13.360 I mean

00:53:13.760 these guys

00:53:14.740 have been performing

00:53:15.580 political lawfare

00:53:18.340 inside of our government

00:53:19.680 against

00:53:20.200 not only the president

00:53:21.380 but I would argue

00:53:22.020 members of congress

00:53:22.840 and for years

00:53:24.540 and you're gonna go ahead

00:53:25.960 and reward them with

00:53:26.740 I can't even remember

00:53:27.340 the cost

00:53:27.980 for a new FBI headquarters

00:53:29.060 but it's not millions

00:53:30.020 it's hundreds of millions

00:53:31.300 right

00:53:31.560 of course

00:53:32.100 why are you rewarding

00:53:33.900 these people

00:53:34.280 that have badly abused

00:53:35.380 our system

00:53:36.040 who by the way

00:53:36.880 I don't think

00:53:38.640 right now

00:53:39.200 in their current iteration

00:53:39.960 the DOJ and the FBI

00:53:41.140 you know

00:53:42.000 we always consider them

00:53:42.820 the guardians of the rule of law

00:53:44.100 and one of the basic pillars

00:53:45.360 of our society

00:53:45.980 was rule of law

00:53:46.700 and the equal enforcement

00:53:47.800 of justice

00:53:48.320 that all stood equal

00:53:49.080 before the law

00:53:49.800 and the DOJ

00:53:50.740 and the FBI

00:53:51.300 were gonna enforce that

00:53:52.100 and make sure that happened

00:53:52.740 now they're just

00:53:53.320 a Praetorian guard

00:53:54.540 of the administrative state

00:53:55.460 why are you funding them

00:53:57.940 why are you rewarding them

00:53:59.880 for this behavior

00:54:00.620 in which

00:54:01.220 quite frankly

00:54:02.140 I would go back

00:54:02.800 to self-preservation

00:54:03.660 if you had

00:54:04.360 if you really do believe

00:54:05.960 in self-preservation

00:54:06.860 as a party

00:54:08.000 and as an opposition party

00:54:09.160 because

00:54:09.480 the DOJ

00:54:10.400 and the FBI

00:54:10.980 and the various parts

00:54:11.600 of the administrative state

00:54:12.420 are protecting

00:54:13.040 the administrative state

00:54:13.920 and they view Republicans

00:54:14.820 for the most part

00:54:15.960 as a threat to that

00:54:17.380 why are you funding them

00:54:19.420 to continue doing

00:54:20.360 more damage to you 0.98

00:54:21.440 and trying to destroy you 1.00

00:54:22.560 are you insane 1.00

00:54:23.540 makes no sense 0.99

00:54:26.300 what's the answer

00:54:26.960 I think they're weak

00:54:29.420 I don't think

00:54:30.680 they understand

00:54:31.380 what time it is

00:54:32.340 I don't think

00:54:33.040 they fully come

00:54:33.880 to the

00:54:34.180 I don't think

00:54:35.260 they want to

00:54:35.880 maybe fully examine

00:54:36.900 the reality

00:54:37.520 of what is

00:54:38.060 they seem afraid

00:54:40.200 of their enemies

00:54:40.900 but not of their friends

00:54:41.980 yeah

00:54:42.340 they seem more eager

00:54:43.560 to please

00:54:44.220 their enemies

00:54:45.080 than to please

00:54:45.920 their allies

00:54:46.440 but what end

00:54:46.900 in hopes that

00:54:47.580 they'll get eaten last

00:54:48.660 this to me

00:54:51.400 is at some point

00:54:52.380 you have to wake up

00:54:53.240 to the reality

00:54:53.840 of what's going on

00:54:54.780 yep

00:54:55.160 and if you don't

00:54:57.020 it might be too late

00:54:58.180 and that's why

00:54:58.540 I think Donald Trump

00:54:59.180 being reelected

00:54:59.980 is a huge step

00:55:01.000 in the right direction

00:55:01.780 of

00:55:02.280 hopefully he can instill

00:55:04.720 a little bit of a spine

00:55:06.180 who's he going to pardon

00:55:06.980 backbone

00:55:07.920 who is Trump

00:55:08.840 yep

00:55:09.420 going to pardon

00:55:10.060 well I hope they won

00:55:10.900 it's all of January 6th

00:55:12.140 I think that's right

00:55:13.300 I mean listen

00:55:13.840 that was

00:55:14.300 there are so many

00:55:15.500 different questions

00:55:16.240 that have now

00:55:17.420 I had questions

00:55:18.380 when it actually happened

00:55:19.820 like what

00:55:21.100 this

00:55:21.460 something's wrong here

00:55:23.300 you can't

00:55:24.200 I mean the whole

00:55:24.800 all the chaos

00:55:25.440 there's something wrong

00:55:26.060 now we just know

00:55:26.600 it's just a setup

00:55:27.420 it was a setup

00:55:27.980 yeah

00:55:28.380 I think he has to go out

00:55:29.800 and not only pardon them

00:55:31.640 I would hope

00:55:33.020 that they get good lawyers

00:55:34.060 and they get massive settlements

00:55:35.700 from the government

00:55:36.420 for all the abuse

00:55:37.380 they've taken

00:55:37.780 over the last four years

00:55:38.560 significant

00:55:39.440 and I hope

00:55:40.440 all the media people

00:55:41.820 I used to work with

00:55:42.660 who hated me

00:55:43.660 for saying that

00:55:44.460 apologize

00:55:45.580 because now

00:55:46.520 they never will

00:55:46.940 they have an

00:55:48.100 they haven't apologized

00:55:49.140 for Russiagate

00:55:49.760 they didn't apologize

00:55:51.080 for using a fake dossier

00:55:52.460 and saying this is

00:55:53.880 proof of Russian collusion

00:55:54.980 when quite frankly

00:55:56.260 I think a lot of them

00:55:57.700 well

00:55:58.860 some of them didn't

00:55:59.840 because they're not smart enough

00:56:00.680 some of them knew

00:56:01.840 that it was fake

00:56:02.500 they just viewed it

00:56:03.440 as a useful weapon

00:56:04.300 to take out someone

00:56:05.020 they hated

00:56:05.440 I think some of them

00:56:06.520 actually believed it 1.00

00:56:07.300 because they're dumb 1.00

00:56:08.240 so he pardons 1.00

00:56:09.760 the J6 defense

00:56:10.760 amen

00:56:11.480 I think he will

00:56:12.420 he said he will

00:56:14.160 yep

00:56:14.540 immediately

00:56:15.540 but is

00:56:17.840 I mean

00:56:18.520 Biden just

00:56:20.460 pardoned a bunch

00:56:21.740 of murderers

00:56:22.300 including people

00:56:22.940 who murdered children

00:56:23.720 and drug dealers

00:56:25.040 so I mean

00:56:26.340 there's a precedent

00:56:27.040 for you know

00:56:28.180 big pardons

00:56:28.940 do you think

00:56:29.620 a lot of people

00:56:30.680 are going to get pardoned

00:56:31.360 I hope so

00:56:33.800 I mean

00:56:34.360 I couldn't give you

00:56:35.480 another list of names

00:56:36.460 but

00:56:36.740 but the victims

00:56:38.060 of lawfare

00:56:38.660 yeah

00:56:39.160 I would think

00:56:40.000 that he can go through

00:56:40.800 and just go

00:56:41.500 for the last four years

00:56:42.760 or quite frankly

00:56:43.420 eight years

00:56:44.060 everybody that has been

00:56:45.500 abused by this

00:56:46.200 political

00:56:46.580 lawfare

00:56:48.040 who's been abused

00:56:48.820 by the DOJ

00:56:49.420 and the FBI

00:56:50.000 and every other aspect

00:56:50.980 of our government

00:56:51.560 full pardon

00:56:52.600 and again

00:56:53.940 go back to

00:56:55.500 not just the pardons

00:56:56.520 not only do you

00:56:57.420 get your freedom back

00:56:58.240 and your lives back

00:56:59.360 but I hope that

00:57:00.380 there's significant

00:57:01.160 settlements

00:57:01.640 yeah

00:57:02.640 I mean

00:57:03.040 I hope that these people

00:57:04.140 get paid out

00:57:04.720 significantly

00:57:05.260 and I don't like

00:57:06.260 to see more taxpayer money

00:57:07.400 being sent out

00:57:08.600 to people

00:57:08.920 but in this situation

00:57:10.000 I'm all for it

00:57:11.100 yeah I am too

00:57:11.900 speaking of spending

00:57:14.440 so you said

00:57:15.740 the goal

00:57:18.640 has to be

00:57:19.600 to uproot

00:57:21.100 the tree

00:57:22.320 not just

00:57:22.960 pare down

00:57:23.640 its branches

00:57:24.280 right

00:57:24.780 the American Leviathan

00:57:25.840 this is the tree

00:57:26.780 if there is a debt crisis

00:57:28.800 and I think everyone

00:57:30.040 is whether they say it

00:57:30.860 a lot or not

00:57:31.300 really concerned about

00:57:32.200 yeah

00:57:32.660 you know

00:57:33.360 what are we

00:57:33.820 36 trillion

00:57:34.820 right

00:57:35.100 and by debt crisis

00:57:35.940 I mean specifically

00:57:37.720 the reluctance

00:57:38.880 of

00:57:39.500 other countries

00:57:41.340 institutions

00:57:41.900 to buy our debt

00:57:43.240 right

00:57:43.640 you know

00:57:44.000 because that

00:57:44.400 that you know

00:57:44.980 then we're really

00:57:46.080 hamstrung

00:57:46.460 could a debt crisis

00:57:48.720 which is probably

00:57:49.780 coming at some point

00:57:50.780 be used

00:57:52.000 to

00:57:52.520 to uproot

00:57:53.500 the tree

00:57:54.740 because it's like

00:57:57.300 very expensive

00:57:57.900 to have a government

00:57:58.460 this big

00:57:58.960 it is

00:57:59.760 it's unsustainable

00:58:00.680 right

00:58:01.000 I mean

00:58:01.280 this is

00:58:02.300 at some point

00:58:04.720 and I think

00:58:05.840 we're coming to that

00:58:06.660 I think we have

00:58:07.260 come to that point

00:58:07.800 I think we came to that

00:58:08.400 point a long time ago

00:58:09.100 actually

00:58:09.440 but now it's becoming

00:58:10.680 unsustainable

00:58:11.360 I mean at one point

00:58:11.940 this last

00:58:12.480 was it last year

00:58:13.340 or two years ago

00:58:13.960 we were growing it

00:58:14.720 by a trillion

00:58:15.300 in a hundred days

00:58:16.940 every hundred days

00:58:17.560 or something

00:58:17.820 in the national debt

00:58:18.480 it's just

00:58:18.800 it's exploding

00:58:19.880 I think Trump thinks

00:58:21.620 he can

00:58:22.280 grow us out

00:58:24.280 of some of these

00:58:25.040 situations

00:58:25.580 I don't think

00:58:26.720 that's

00:58:27.240 the only

00:58:28.520 I don't think

00:58:29.040 that's the solution

00:58:30.220 at some point

00:58:30.780 you have to address

00:58:31.500 the underlying

00:58:32.160 of

00:58:33.440 what are we actually

00:58:34.880 doing with this

00:58:35.560 government

00:58:35.860 that continues

00:58:36.480 to grow

00:58:37.060 that the DNA

00:58:37.800 and its DNA

00:58:38.480 is perpetual growth

00:58:39.420 again going back to

00:58:40.760 if you believe

00:58:42.360 government

00:58:42.680 if you believe

00:58:43.200 the state is salvation

00:58:44.060 and it should invade

00:58:45.720 every aspect

00:58:46.220 of your life

00:58:46.860 well until every

00:58:48.120 aspect of your life

00:58:49.180 is saved

00:58:49.840 government will

00:58:50.620 continue to grow

00:58:51.300 you have to

00:58:52.860 completely destroy

00:58:53.780 this to stop

00:58:54.740 the spending

00:58:55.560 to stop the growth

00:58:56.720 so I think

00:58:58.220 he has to

00:58:58.620 he has to go

00:58:59.180 down that dual path

00:58:59.860 yeah we can

00:59:00.360 you know

00:59:00.960 growth

00:59:01.360 in our economy

00:59:02.240 but at the same time

00:59:03.600 the underlying cost

00:59:04.580 for the debt

00:59:05.000 the spending

00:59:05.500 has been this state

00:59:07.240 and I think

00:59:08.380 we have to have

00:59:08.700 a conversation

00:59:08.920 this is

00:59:09.520 this is the one thing

00:59:10.300 where it feels

00:59:10.700 like the American people

00:59:11.660 we never actually

00:59:12.580 had a conversation

00:59:13.100 with the American people

00:59:13.940 about what form

00:59:14.600 of government

00:59:15.020 they wanted

00:59:15.480 it was just

00:59:17.160 a slow moving

00:59:18.060 regime change

00:59:19.000 I would argue

00:59:19.520 slow moving

00:59:20.100 revolution

00:59:20.640 against the republic

00:59:21.420 over the last

00:59:21.880 hundred years

00:59:22.460 people are under

00:59:23.500 the illusion

00:59:24.080 we have some

00:59:24.700 representative democracy

00:59:25.940 constitutional republic

00:59:26.960 when in fact

00:59:27.420 we don't

00:59:28.000 what is the

00:59:30.300 government

00:59:30.580 that we think

00:59:31.180 best fits

00:59:32.080 that is best suited

00:59:33.540 for a government

00:59:34.260 of by and for the people

00:59:35.160 that provides

00:59:36.060 the most

00:59:36.440 amount of freedom

00:59:37.480 and liberty

00:59:37.940 and the most

00:59:38.960 amount of prosperity

00:59:39.580 for the American people

00:59:40.780 and we've

00:59:41.980 really

00:59:42.500 I don't think

00:59:43.040 we've really

00:59:43.420 had that conversation

00:59:44.220 over the last

00:59:44.800 hundred years

00:59:45.460 it's just kind of

00:59:46.100 been slow moving

00:59:47.100 and all of a sudden

00:59:47.740 we wake up

00:59:48.180 to find ourselves

00:59:48.740 in 2024

00:59:49.660 2025 now

00:59:51.340 going

00:59:52.160 I don't think

00:59:54.520 we ever had

00:59:54.980 a conversation

00:59:55.540 about this

00:59:56.140 because the country

00:59:56.600 is rich

00:59:57.080 and as long

00:59:57.560 as you're rich

00:59:58.200 you don't worry

00:59:58.760 about details

00:59:59.460 and the economy

01:00:00.440 was growing

01:00:01.120 and life was great

01:00:02.060 and we're just

01:00:02.440 going to continue

01:00:03.020 on this

01:00:03.480 will never end

01:00:04.140 but that's not

01:00:05.240 that's not how

01:00:05.940 history works

01:00:06.600 that's not how

01:00:07.380 at some point

01:00:09.160 the music stops

01:00:10.120 and people have

01:00:11.860 to have hard

01:00:12.320 conversations about

01:00:13.260 what are we actually

01:00:14.060 doing to make sure

01:00:15.060 that we

01:00:15.400 this is sustainable

01:00:16.960 in the future

01:00:17.520 because what we have

01:00:18.280 is not sustainable

01:00:19.080 at all

01:00:19.860 on any level

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01:01:14.080 from this show

01:01:15.120 we'd be grateful

01:01:15.840 you were a backer

01:01:32.580 of Kash Patel

01:01:33.860 for FBI director

01:01:35.220 yeah I mean

01:01:35.840 I lobbied Trump on it

01:01:36.940 why

01:01:38.080 and what do you think

01:01:39.380 why do you think

01:01:40.060 it's a good idea

01:01:40.540 that he's going to run

01:01:41.200 the FBI

01:01:41.620 so I was deeply

01:01:43.380 concerned about

01:01:44.580 you know people

01:01:45.660 somewhere

01:01:46.200 somewhere inside

01:01:47.060 of Trump world

01:01:48.060 someone was pushing

01:01:48.900 Mike Rogers

01:01:49.440 which I thought

01:01:50.960 was a terrible mistake

01:01:51.900 who's Mike Rogers

01:01:52.640 former FBI agent

01:01:54.500 was running for Senate

01:01:55.500 was a member of the House

01:01:56.460 former FBI

01:01:58.440 was a member of the House

01:01:59.640 I think Intel Committee

01:02:00.640 then was running for Senate

01:02:02.700 this time around

01:02:03.260 lost narrowly

01:02:04.080 and then someone

01:02:04.960 was pushing him

01:02:05.840 to be FBI director

01:02:06.600 which I think

01:02:07.180 was the wrong take

01:02:07.880 by like

01:02:09.240 a country mile

01:02:10.040 you don't need

01:02:11.380 an institutionalist

01:02:12.540 to go in and run

01:02:13.300 what I think

01:02:13.700 is one of the most

01:02:14.180 corrupt institutions

01:02:15.040 in our country today

01:02:15.920 and I told Trump

01:02:17.520 I was like

01:02:18.220 as much as you need

01:02:18.880 a loyalist running

01:02:19.700 DOJ

01:02:20.680 times it times

01:02:22.580 a hundred

01:02:23.160 running the FBI 0.52

01:02:24.800 it's a pit of vipers 0.67

01:02:25.800 and you need

01:02:27.840 somebody like

01:02:28.260 Kash Patel

01:02:28.920 we talked about

01:02:30.740 Rick Grinnell

01:02:31.180 Kash Patel

01:02:31.940 but you need

01:02:32.840 somebody that's

01:02:33.280 going to go in there

01:02:33.760 and be fearless

01:02:34.320 to say

01:02:34.700 we are not

01:02:36.420 doing this anymore

01:02:37.600 in fact

01:02:38.380 I would kind of

01:02:39.580 like

01:02:39.720 I know Kash has said

01:02:40.500 this again

01:02:40.920 we'll see what happens

01:02:41.660 but you know

01:02:42.740 he said that day one

01:02:43.940 he'd shut it down

01:02:44.540 and turn it into

01:02:45.100 a museum for

01:02:45.900 the deep state

01:02:46.760 the FBI

01:02:49.580 in his current form

01:02:50.460 his current iteration

01:02:51.320 needs to cease to exist

01:02:52.580 and I think

01:02:53.260 Kash Patel has

01:02:54.280 not only the

01:02:55.500 the intelligence

01:02:57.600 and the skills

01:02:58.880 who's going to

01:02:59.400 commit terror attacks

01:03:00.260 if we don't have an FBI

01:03:01.200 yeah I know

01:03:03.880 this to me

01:03:04.580 I think we have to

01:03:05.400 what has been

01:03:06.240 the point of the FBI

01:03:06.860 they started what

01:03:07.420 1908 I think

01:03:08.560 is when they

01:03:09.020 originated

01:03:09.860 what are they

01:03:12.360 actually doing

01:03:12.820 what is their

01:03:13.220 purpose right now

01:03:14.200 besides being

01:03:16.120 I don't know

01:03:16.480 Praetorian guard

01:03:17.440 for the administrative

01:03:18.060 state

01:03:18.500 recruiting Tim McVeigh

01:03:18.660 right

01:03:19.240 and

01:03:19.700 looking at

01:03:22.040 potential

01:03:22.560 people like

01:03:23.520 Donald Trump 0.63

01:03:24.000 as existential threats

01:03:24.860 and trying to

01:03:25.280 destroy them 0.76

01:03:25.940 what

01:03:27.500 and then we

01:03:28.680 continue to fund

01:03:29.300 it blindly

01:03:29.620 this is

01:03:30.260 writ large

01:03:31.940 with our

01:03:32.780 government

01:03:33.100 administrative

01:03:33.520 state

01:03:34.060 what I find

01:03:35.800 one of the

01:03:36.080 most interesting

01:03:36.520 things about

01:03:37.100 Republicans

01:03:37.660 today

01:03:38.320 and have

01:03:38.860 for quite

01:03:39.500 frankly

01:03:39.760 years

01:03:40.240 elect me

01:03:42.240 I'm going to

01:03:42.620 go to DC

01:03:43.040 I'm going to

01:03:43.580 change DC

01:03:44.100 they get to DC

01:03:45.280 they accept

01:03:46.420 budget recommendations

01:03:47.420 from these

01:03:47.820 very department

01:03:48.320 agencies

01:03:48.840 go ahead

01:03:49.980 and pass

01:03:50.720 those

01:03:50.960 fund them

01:03:51.440 do these

01:03:52.420 four or five

01:03:52.900 thousand page

01:03:53.780 bills

01:03:54.000 send them over

01:03:54.580 to the

01:03:54.860 bureaucrats

01:03:55.480 who with

01:03:56.240 their statutes

01:03:56.800 and regulations

01:03:57.380 actually put

01:03:57.900 a fine point

01:03:58.460 on how

01:03:58.960 this is actually

01:03:59.620 going to look

01:03:59.980 in reality

01:04:00.420 so they're

01:04:01.060 doing the

01:04:01.380 real governing

01:04:01.800 so they've

01:04:02.300 not only

01:04:03.040 given them

01:04:03.520 all the

01:04:03.860 funding

01:04:04.100 without any

01:04:04.460 real oversight

01:04:04.980 they just

01:04:05.340 give it to

01:04:05.680 them

01:04:05.900 they've

01:04:06.460 then sub

01:04:06.880 delegated

01:04:07.320 their legislative

01:04:07.960 authority

01:04:08.300 to these

01:04:08.620 unelected

01:04:09.040 bureaucrats

01:04:09.660 and then

01:04:10.740 go home

01:04:11.180 and say

01:04:11.420 you need

01:04:11.660 to send

01:04:11.880 me back

01:04:12.400 I know

01:04:12.640 those

01:04:12.900 people at

01:04:15.080 the EPA

01:04:15.460 or the FDA

01:04:16.000 made some

01:04:16.460 terrible

01:04:16.720 regulations

01:04:17.320 that are

01:04:18.040 ruining your

01:04:18.440 lives

01:04:18.660 but send

01:04:19.000 me back

01:04:19.340 I'll fight

01:04:19.680 the system

01:04:20.220 and I'll

01:04:21.040 make sure

01:04:21.340 that doesn't

01:04:21.680 happen again

01:04:22.220 as they get

01:04:22.840 reelected

01:04:23.580 to then fund

01:04:24.540 those people

01:04:25.100 again

01:04:25.400 to then send

01:04:25.940 them forward

01:04:26.240 five thousand

01:04:26.780 page bills

01:04:27.420 to then do

01:04:27.920 the statutes

01:04:28.440 and regulations

01:04:28.980 that actually

01:04:29.420 govern us

01:04:29.920 the whole

01:04:30.800 system

01:04:31.100 is completely 0.86

01:04:31.780 bonkers 0.60

01:04:32.720 and it's

01:04:33.300 actually very

01:04:33.680 beneficial

01:04:34.060 to most

01:04:34.500 of these

01:04:34.860 elected

01:04:35.300 representatives

01:04:35.900 experts in

01:04:37.200 self-preservation

01:04:37.700 because they

01:04:38.000 don't have

01:04:38.320 to make

01:04:38.580 the hard

01:04:38.860 choices

01:04:39.200 they don't

01:04:40.380 actually have

01:04:41.180 to do the

01:04:41.580 really hard

01:04:42.040 decisions

01:04:42.460 on legislating

01:04:43.340 because the

01:04:44.220 statutes and

01:04:44.780 regulations

01:04:45.220 that have

01:04:45.560 the binding

01:04:45.940 effect of

01:04:46.420 laws

01:04:46.780 is what's

01:04:47.780 being done

01:04:48.060 over here

01:04:48.520 in the

01:04:48.960 article 2

01:04:49.400 branch

01:04:49.700 by these

01:04:50.040 administrative

01:04:50.460 state

01:04:50.700 bureaucrats

01:04:51.220 at some

01:04:53.720 point

01:04:54.040 I do have

01:04:56.040 some hope

01:04:56.500 that we're

01:04:57.420 going to

01:04:57.600 have a

01:04:57.920 chance

01:04:58.100 not only

01:04:58.360 with Donald

01:04:58.620 Trump

01:04:58.820 but the

01:04:59.000 Supreme

01:04:59.180 Court

01:04:59.460 the last

01:05:00.680 summer

01:05:01.120 there were

01:05:01.340 a couple

01:05:01.500 cases

01:05:01.820 that I

01:05:02.080 think

01:05:02.220 gave us

01:05:02.460 real hope

01:05:03.240 it was not

01:05:04.140 only Chevron

01:05:04.640 deference

01:05:05.040 where the

01:05:05.620 Supreme

01:05:05.820 Court said

01:05:06.260 40 years

01:05:07.780 this is a

01:05:08.320 disaster

01:05:08.720 we're not

01:05:09.020 going to

01:05:09.180 have judicial

01:05:09.660 deference

01:05:10.000 to these

01:05:10.340 bureaucrats

01:05:10.960 regulations

01:05:12.960 and statutes

01:05:13.700 I think the

01:05:14.300 other one

01:05:14.560 that wasn't

01:05:14.940 discussed as

01:05:15.500 much

01:05:15.700 that should

01:05:16.000 have been

01:05:16.340 is when

01:05:17.240 the Supreme

01:05:17.820 Court

01:05:18.060 said the

01:05:18.760 SEC

01:05:19.120 tribunals

01:05:19.800 you can't

01:05:20.160 have those

01:05:20.480 anymore

01:05:20.800 the SEC

01:05:21.800 cannot have

01:05:22.340 its own

01:05:22.620 private

01:05:22.920 administrative

01:05:23.380 law

01:05:23.680 tribunal

01:05:24.200 in which

01:05:24.880 90%

01:05:25.360 of the

01:05:25.580 time

01:05:25.800 that

01:05:26.000 SEC

01:05:26.380 tribunal

01:05:26.920 ruled

01:05:27.200 in favor

01:05:27.540 of the

01:05:27.780 SEC

01:05:28.120 the

01:05:29.380 Supreme

01:05:29.580 Court

01:05:29.740 said

01:05:30.040 first of

01:05:31.240 all it

01:05:31.420 calls into

01:05:31.720 question

01:05:32.020 the idea

01:05:32.340 of an

01:05:32.560 independent

01:05:32.880 judiciary

01:05:33.340 because

01:05:33.840 you're

01:05:34.020 taking

01:05:34.240 the

01:05:34.420 judicial

01:05:34.720 role

01:05:34.940 inside

01:05:35.140 the

01:05:35.260 article

01:05:35.440 two

01:05:35.660 branch

01:05:35.960 not

01:05:36.140 the

01:05:36.260 article

01:05:36.460 three

01:05:36.820 and

01:05:37.640 even

01:05:37.760 annihilated

01:05:38.200 our

01:05:39.020 seventh

01:05:39.300 amendment

01:05:39.580 which

01:05:39.800 is

01:05:39.900 right

01:05:40.040 to

01:05:40.160 trial

01:05:40.320 by

01:05:40.500 jury

01:05:40.760 we're

01:05:41.380 not

01:05:41.480 going

01:05:41.580 to

01:05:41.640 do

01:05:41.740 this

01:05:41.920 anymore

01:05:42.200 by the

01:05:43.860 way

01:05:44.040 you look

01:05:44.600 at some

01:05:44.820 of these

01:05:45.000 things

01:05:45.180 that we're

01:05:45.380 dealing

01:05:45.640 with

01:05:45.820 today

01:05:46.060 and look

01:05:46.760 at where

01:05:46.940 the

01:05:47.060 founders

01:05:47.320 started

01:05:47.740 they wanted

01:05:48.540 an

01:05:48.740 independent

01:05:49.040 judiciary

01:05:49.500 because

01:05:49.940 they saw

01:05:50.320 what the

01:05:50.520 British

01:05:50.680 courts

01:05:50.900 were doing

01:05:51.220 in rubber

01:05:51.480 stamping

01:05:51.800 King

01:05:52.060 George

01:05:52.260 the

01:05:52.400 third

01:05:52.620 and his

01:05:52.960 ministers

01:05:53.280 and

01:05:53.460 parliament

01:05:53.740 edicts

01:05:54.180 that they

01:05:54.400 viewed

01:05:54.640 as

01:05:54.820 very

01:05:55.200 deeply

01:05:56.100 unfair

01:05:56.580 to

01:05:56.700 them

01:05:56.780 but

01:05:56.880 they

01:05:56.980 were

01:05:57.080 just

01:05:57.240 acting

01:05:57.560 as

01:05:57.700 a

01:05:57.800 rubber

01:05:57.940 stamp

01:05:58.160 so

01:05:58.280 they

01:05:58.360 said

01:05:58.440 we're

01:05:58.620 going

01:05:58.700 to have

01:05:58.840 an

01:05:58.940 independent

01:05:59.260 judiciary

01:05:59.680 and

01:06:00.760 with

01:06:00.980 the

01:06:01.060 administrative

01:06:01.440 state

01:06:01.760 obviously

01:06:02.100 it's

01:06:02.280 annihilated

01:06:02.720 the

01:06:02.880 separation

01:06:03.200 of

01:06:03.360 powers

01:06:03.620 and

01:06:03.760 you

01:06:03.860 have

01:06:04.060 article

01:06:04.360 two

01:06:04.560 branch

01:06:04.840 doing

01:06:05.020 a lot

01:06:05.240 of

01:06:05.320 the

01:06:05.440 legislative

01:06:05.860 and a lot

01:06:06.140 of

01:06:06.240 judicial

01:06:06.580 I think

01:06:07.400 Supreme

01:06:07.740 Court

01:06:07.940 stepping up

01:06:08.460 and saying

01:06:08.700 we're not

01:06:08.960 going to do

01:06:09.260 this anymore

01:06:09.680 is another

01:06:10.060 step in the

01:06:10.520 right direction

01:06:11.020 but at

01:06:12.440 some point

01:06:13.220 I would

01:06:14.000 hope

01:06:14.400 that

01:06:15.120 members

01:06:15.540 of

01:06:15.780 Congress

01:06:16.180 would

01:06:16.420 find it

01:06:16.860 within

01:06:17.100 themselves

01:06:17.580 to

01:06:17.880 have

01:06:18.440 just

01:06:19.300 the

01:06:19.800 smallest

01:06:20.240 bit

01:06:20.460 of

01:06:20.600 political

01:06:20.900 curse

01:06:21.200 to say

01:06:21.480 I'm

01:06:21.740 not

01:06:21.980 going

01:06:22.140 to

01:06:22.300 blindly

01:06:22.620 fund

01:06:22.920 this

01:06:23.100 stuff

01:06:23.320 anymore

01:06:23.620 and

01:06:24.420 that's

01:06:24.660 a step

01:06:24.940 in the

01:06:25.100 right

01:06:25.240 direction

01:06:25.480 for

01:06:25.940 example

01:06:26.540 with

01:06:26.700 the

01:06:26.780 FBI

01:06:27.100 we're

01:06:28.260 not

01:06:28.380 going

01:06:28.480 to

01:06:28.540 do

01:06:28.640 this

01:06:28.820 anymore

01:06:29.140 we can't

01:06:29.760 do

01:06:29.860 this

01:06:30.020 anymore

01:06:30.300 for

01:06:30.900 our

01:06:31.020 own

01:06:31.180 sakes

01:06:31.460 for

01:06:31.880 the

01:06:32.000 sake

01:06:32.100 of

01:06:32.180 the

01:06:32.240 country

01:06:32.500 I think

01:06:32.860 it's

01:06:32.960 important

01:06:33.380 for the

01:06:33.720 White

01:06:33.940 House

01:06:34.360 to

01:06:34.880 lead

01:06:35.160 on

01:06:35.440 issues

01:06:36.540 like

01:06:36.820 that

01:06:37.480 just

01:06:38.160 how

01:06:38.360 about

01:06:38.520 no

01:06:38.840 how

01:06:39.560 about

01:06:39.720 no

01:06:39.960 I

01:06:40.360 would

01:06:40.920 very

01:06:41.120 much

01:06:41.400 like

01:06:41.640 Donald

01:06:41.920 Trump

01:06:42.100 to

01:06:42.240 say

01:06:42.360 the

01:06:42.480 FBI

01:06:42.760 does

01:06:42.980 not

01:06:43.180 deserve

01:06:43.460 a

01:06:43.560 new

01:06:43.660 headquarters

01:06:44.040 that

01:06:44.560 and

01:06:44.800 a lot

01:06:45.080 of

01:06:45.180 other

01:06:45.340 issues

01:06:45.680 just

01:06:46.240 make

01:06:47.000 statements

01:06:47.420 exactly

01:06:48.300 what

01:06:49.100 happens

01:06:49.540 to

01:06:49.960 Kamala

01:06:50.660 Harris

01:06:50.980 now

01:06:51.360 where

01:06:53.260 does

01:06:53.420 she

01:06:53.560 go

01:06:53.740 from

01:06:53.960 here

01:06:54.280 where

01:06:54.900 does

01:06:55.000 she

01:06:55.120 go

01:06:55.220 I know

01:06:55.400 you're

01:06:55.500 not

01:06:55.640 a

01:06:55.860 Democrat

01:06:56.160 but

01:06:56.440 the

01:06:56.840 ash

01:06:57.260 heap

01:06:57.440 of

01:06:57.600 history

01:06:57.960 but

01:06:58.560 like

01:06:58.880 you

01:06:59.260 know

01:06:59.380 typically

01:06:59.740 you run

01:07:00.560 for

01:07:00.720 president

01:07:01.100 and

01:07:01.660 you

01:07:01.800 lose

01:07:02.340 on

01:07:02.960 the

01:07:03.060 Democratic

01:07:03.380 side

01:07:03.800 and

01:07:04.140 you

01:07:04.320 get

01:07:04.700 well

01:07:05.160 John

01:07:05.440 Kerry's

01:07:05.820 or

01:07:05.960 climate

01:07:06.360 czar

01:07:06.720 I guess

01:07:07.380 right

01:07:07.780 and

01:07:08.200 there's

01:07:08.960 always

01:07:09.200 a

01:07:09.460 soft

01:07:09.900 landing

01:07:10.260 for

01:07:10.560 for

01:07:11.120 the

01:07:11.260 loser 0.99

01:07:11.560 I 0.99

01:07:12.220 don't

01:07:12.340 think

01:07:12.520 so

01:07:12.760 not

01:07:16.240 such

01:07:16.360 a

01:07:16.480 disaster

01:07:16.840 they

01:07:16.980 got

01:07:17.160 stuck

01:07:17.520 I

01:07:17.660 mean

01:07:17.740 first

01:07:17.940 of

01:07:18.040 all

01:07:18.120 they

01:07:18.420 boxed

01:07:19.120 themselves

01:07:19.480 into

01:07:19.760 a

01:07:19.960 corner

01:07:20.240 of

01:07:20.460 their

01:07:20.620 own

01:07:20.820 making

01:07:21.200 yes

01:07:21.700 right

01:07:22.280 they

01:07:22.520 knew

01:07:23.100 Joe

01:07:23.680 Biden

01:07:24.080 they

01:07:24.600 got a

01:07:24.860 DEI

01:07:25.200 candidate

01:07:25.580 and

01:07:25.920 they

01:07:26.080 live

01:07:26.260 with

01:07:26.380 the

01:07:26.460 results

01:07:26.860 right

01:07:27.140 and

01:07:28.060 then

01:07:28.380 all

01:07:28.540 sudden

01:07:28.700 realized

01:07:29.120 in

01:07:29.300 June

01:07:29.600 this

01:07:30.300 isn't

01:07:30.560 going

01:07:30.660 to

01:07:30.780 cut

01:07:31.000 it

01:07:31.220 I'm

01:07:31.400 glad

01:07:31.540 they

01:07:31.680 didn't

01:07:31.880 make

01:07:32.100 her

01:07:32.220 like

01:07:32.520 a

01:07:33.020 commercial

01:07:33.340 airplane

01:07:33.700 pilot

01:07:34.080 do

01:07:35.220 you

01:07:35.320 I

01:07:35.400 mean

01:07:35.540 America

01:07:36.240 got

01:07:36.520 pretty

01:07:36.900 easy

01:07:37.240 we

01:07:37.640 did

01:07:46.240 they've

01:07:46.600 got

01:07:46.720 a

01:07:46.860 shot 0.69

01:07:47.180 and 0.93

01:07:47.960 then

01:07:48.120 all

01:07:48.260 of

01:07:48.840 sudden

01:07:48.980 obviously

01:07:49.300 the

01:07:49.480 reality

01:07:49.840 of

01:07:50.000 who

01:07:50.120 she

01:07:50.280 is

01:07:50.660 a

01:07:51.180 lightweight

01:07:51.560 intellectually

01:07:53.140 a lightweight

01:07:54.000 so far

01:07:55.380 in over

01:07:55.680 her head

01:07:56.060 it's clear

01:07:56.740 that she's

01:07:57.120 just been

01:07:57.440 going up

01:07:57.840 the ranks

01:07:58.300 as a

01:07:59.240 DEI

01:08:00.400 advancement

01:08:01.720 for her

01:08:02.480 whole life

01:08:02.960 yes

01:08:03.480 I

01:08:04.920 think

01:08:06.180 they're

01:08:06.380 going to

01:08:06.520 be

01:08:06.640 very

01:08:06.920 happy

01:08:07.260 for her

01:08:07.660 to fade

01:08:08.160 off

01:08:08.400 into

01:08:08.600 obscurity

01:08:09.220 I mean

01:08:10.520 all

01:08:10.660 I saw

01:08:11.260 some

01:08:11.420 sorry

01:08:11.780 for

01:08:12.020 at

01:08:12.160 all

01:08:12.380 I

01:08:12.520 do

01:08:12.660 not

01:08:12.880 at

01:08:13.000 all

01:08:13.260 I

01:08:14.040 kind

01:08:14.320 of

01:08:14.460 do

01:08:14.660 maybe

01:08:14.900 I'm

01:08:15.120 the

01:08:16.240 I

01:08:16.900 feel

01:08:17.140 like

01:08:17.400 she's

01:08:18.260 a

01:08:18.440 victim

01:08:18.700 of

01:08:19.240 self

01:08:19.840 esteem

01:08:20.120 culture

01:08:20.560 and

01:08:21.480 I

01:08:21.660 think

01:08:21.980 she's

01:08:22.300 allowed

01:08:22.580 herself

01:08:22.880 to be

01:08:23.120 that

01:08:23.320 though

01:08:23.540 she

01:08:23.920 had

01:08:24.140 I mean

01:08:24.500 she's

01:08:24.700 been

01:08:24.820 a

01:08:25.800 beneficiary

01:08:26.720 of it

01:08:27.100 she's

01:08:27.440 had

01:08:27.700 she'd be

01:08:29.120 vice president

01:08:29.560 of the United

01:08:29.800 States

01:08:30.200 well I'm

01:08:30.620 saying

01:08:30.840 based off

01:08:31.560 being

01:08:31.960 completely

01:08:32.580 honest

01:08:32.900 based off

01:08:33.500 her

01:08:33.900 talents

01:08:35.040 or lack

01:08:35.420 thereof

01:08:36.000 or her

01:08:36.440 skill sets

01:08:36.920 where

01:08:37.080 she's

01:08:37.780 had a

01:08:38.000 pretty 0.73

01:08:38.200 freaking 0.53

01:08:38.480 good

01:08:38.720 life

01:08:39.020 no

01:08:39.220 she

01:08:39.500 had

01:08:39.740 no

01:08:39.920 you're

01:08:40.140 right

01:08:40.480 but

01:08:41.380 far above

01:08:42.000 and beyond

01:08:42.280 what she

01:08:42.520 should

01:08:42.680 done

01:08:42.920 yeah

01:08:43.380 no

01:08:43.860 you're

01:08:44.060 right

01:08:44.240 but

01:08:45.280 that's

01:08:46.140 true

01:08:46.440 but

01:08:46.760 she's

01:08:47.060 also

01:08:47.400 just

01:08:47.860 a

01:08:48.200 vessel

01:08:49.140 for

01:08:49.320 the

01:08:49.440 ambitions

01:08:49.780 of

01:08:50.020 others

01:08:50.380 like

01:08:50.600 she's

01:08:50.860 almost

01:08:51.080 like

01:08:51.280 an

01:08:51.380 innocent

01:08:51.620 bystander

01:08:52.260 kidnapped

01:08:52.600 off

01:08:53.000 the

01:08:53.160 street

01:08:53.420 just

01:08:53.720 human

01:08:54.660 trafficked

01:08:55.280 into her

01:08:55.720 current

01:08:55.980 position

01:08:56.420 do you know

01:08:56.700 what I mean

01:08:57.100 it's like

01:08:57.800 you just

01:08:58.160 look like

01:08:59.420 the kind

01:08:59.740 of person

01:09:00.180 I don't

01:09:00.540 know if

01:09:00.780 I've ever

01:09:01.080 heard it

01:09:01.380 described

01:09:01.700 that way

01:09:02.060 no

01:09:02.300 I'm gonna

01:09:02.920 have to

01:09:03.160 think

01:09:03.280 about

01:09:03.500 that

01:09:03.760 but

01:09:04.280 I

01:09:04.420 just

01:09:04.720 she's

01:09:05.440 so 1.00

01:09:05.700 dumb 1.00

01:09:06.120 and 1.00

01:09:07.200 you

01:09:07.540 just

01:09:07.760 could

01:09:07.940 what is

01:09:08.260 that

01:09:08.400 phrase

01:09:08.640 they use

01:09:08.860 imposter

01:09:09.400 syndrome

01:09:09.820 yes

01:09:10.380 where you

01:09:10.820 sort of

01:09:11.100 know

01:09:11.440 that you're

01:09:11.820 not

01:09:11.980 qualified

01:09:12.360 to be

01:09:12.660 doing

01:09:12.960 what

01:09:13.280 you're

01:09:13.420 doing

01:09:13.660 and

01:09:13.880 people

01:09:14.820 say

01:09:15.020 they feel

01:09:15.400 that way

01:09:15.700 but

01:09:15.860 her whole

01:09:16.440 life

01:09:16.760 was

01:09:16.940 that

01:09:17.200 she

01:09:17.460 has

01:09:17.720 no

01:09:17.940 future

01:09:18.360 in

01:09:18.560 national

01:09:18.920 politics

01:09:19.540 for

01:09:20.080 sure

01:09:20.420 so

01:09:20.880 will

01:09:21.100 she

01:09:21.340 be

01:09:21.540 the

01:09:21.780 head

01:09:22.020 of

01:09:22.260 the 0.98

01:09:22.560 douchebag

01:09:23.100 foundation

01:09:23.500 or

01:09:23.680 wherever

01:09:23.860 they

01:09:24.040 sort

01:09:24.480 of

01:09:24.560 put

01:09:32.300 you know

01:09:32.880 vice

01:09:33.100 president

01:09:33.380 for

01:09:33.640 for

01:09:33.940 a few

01:09:34.160 more

01:09:34.340 weeks

01:09:34.660 it

01:09:35.140 feels

01:09:35.400 like

01:09:35.560 she

01:09:35.720 has

01:09:35.900 already

01:09:36.580 been

01:09:38.080 relegated

01:09:38.600 to

01:09:38.780 obscurity

01:09:39.280 and I

01:09:39.660 think

01:09:39.820 that's

01:09:40.060 going to

01:09:40.360 be

01:09:40.480 the rest

01:09:40.880 of her

01:09:41.220 existence

01:09:43.480 I'm

01:09:43.900 sure

01:09:44.060 that

01:09:44.240 somewhere

01:09:44.600 someone

01:09:45.060 will

01:09:45.300 find her

01:09:45.700 a nice

01:09:46.080 gig

01:09:46.500 at a

01:09:46.680 foundation

01:09:47.100 but

01:09:47.420 I

01:09:48.260 think

01:09:48.400 this

01:09:48.560 last

01:09:48.880 time

01:09:49.080 you're

01:09:49.260 going to

01:09:49.420 see

01:09:49.560 any

01:09:49.740 serious

01:09:50.000 conversation

01:09:50.440 about

01:09:50.740 to keep

01:09:51.480 her

01:09:51.600 in the

01:09:51.820 public

01:09:52.080 eye

01:09:52.320 like

01:09:52.620 George

01:09:52.940 Floyd

01:09:53.220 I

01:09:53.600 always

01:09:53.920 like

01:09:54.360 once

01:09:54.580 we

01:09:54.780 remember

01:09:55.120 we

01:09:55.260 declared

01:09:55.520 him

01:09:55.700 Jesus

01:10:02.300 let's

01:10:02.440 talk

01:10:02.680 about

01:10:03.060 you

01:10:03.340 know

01:10:03.420 his 0.93

01:10:03.600 porn 0.62

01:10:03.960 career

01:10:04.400 and his

01:10:05.520 drug

01:10:05.780 addiction

01:10:06.220 and his

01:10:06.700 armed

01:10:06.900 robbery

01:10:07.380 conviction

01:10:08.020 I

01:10:08.700 think

01:10:08.840 they

01:10:08.960 are

01:10:09.060 more

01:10:09.220 than

01:10:09.360 happy

01:10:09.700 for

01:10:09.940 her

01:10:10.100 to

01:10:10.240 just

01:10:10.440 simply

01:10:10.860 fade

01:10:11.520 away

01:10:11.720 into

01:10:11.860 that

01:10:11.980 I

01:10:13.440 don't

01:10:13.540 think

01:10:13.680 they

01:10:13.780 should

01:10:13.900 be

01:10:13.960 able

01:10:14.080 to

01:10:14.180 memory

01:10:14.460 hole

01:10:14.780 Carmela

01:10:15.500 Harris

01:10:15.920 she should

01:10:16.800 have to

01:10:17.060 explain

01:10:17.420 how her

01:10:17.740 first

01:10:17.940 name

01:10:18.080 is

01:10:18.200 pronounced

01:10:18.500 and why

01:10:19.040 and why

01:10:19.340 she

01:10:19.460 doesn't

01:10:19.680 do

01:10:19.820 so

01:10:19.980 consistently

01:10:20.500 I

01:10:21.280 think

01:10:21.400 she

01:10:21.540 should

01:10:21.700 be

01:10:21.880 forced

01:10:22.280 to

01:10:22.460 talk

01:10:22.820 a lot

01:10:23.100 more

01:10:23.380 just

01:10:24.020 to

01:10:32.300 joy

01:10:33.080 spreader

01:10:33.660 this

01:10:34.040 country

01:10:34.340 has

01:10:34.440 ever

01:10:34.600 seen

01:10:34.860 how

01:10:35.220 did

01:10:35.400 she

01:10:35.520 disappear

01:10:35.920 I

01:10:36.220 think

01:10:36.380 they

01:10:36.520 will

01:10:36.660 do

01:10:36.840 everything

01:10:37.120 they

01:10:37.480 can

01:10:37.720 to

01:10:37.880 avoid

01:10:38.140 that

01:10:38.360 I

01:10:38.860 think

01:10:39.020 they

01:10:39.140 will

01:10:39.240 do

01:10:39.360 everything

01:10:39.620 they

01:10:39.820 can

01:10:40.000 to

01:10:40.220 make

01:10:40.340 sure

01:10:40.520 they

01:10:40.660 never

01:10:41.280 have a

01:10:41.620 conversation

01:10:42.080 about

01:10:42.440 her

01:10:42.820 again

01:10:42.960 she should

01:10:43.000 be

01:10:43.080 president

01:10:43.400 of

01:10:43.560 Harvard

01:10:44.340 I

01:11:02.300 that

01:11:02.440 be

01:11:02.680 I

01:11:02.900 like

01:11:03.300 that

01:11:03.560 yes

01:11:04.020 sure

01:11:04.280 let's

01:11:04.500 do

01:11:04.640 it

01:11:04.780 we

01:11:05.140 could

01:11:05.280 start

01:11:05.460 a

01:11:05.560 campaign

01:11:05.860 together

01:11:06.240 don't

01:11:06.440 you

01:11:06.560 think

01:11:06.760 let's

01:11:06.960 do

01:11:07.080 it

01:11:07.280 but

01:11:09.000 in

01:11:09.140 real

01:11:09.320 life

01:11:09.540 like

01:11:09.720 she's

01:11:09.980 just

01:11:10.100 gonna

01:11:10.260 fail

01:11:10.440 she's

01:11:10.620 gone

01:11:10.820 yeah

01:11:11.200 yeah

01:11:11.240 she's

01:11:11.720 gone

01:11:11.940 what

01:11:12.160 about

01:11:12.340 Jill

01:11:12.600 Biden

01:11:13.040 Dr.

01:11:14.140 Jill

01:11:14.320 Dr.

01:11:14.700 Jill

01:11:14.900 sorry

01:11:15.060 I'm

01:11:15.360 so

01:11:15.560 sorry

01:11:15.860 I

01:11:16.060 didn't

01:11:16.180 mean

01:11:16.280 to

01:11:16.360 be

01:11:16.480 sexist

01:11:16.800 yeah

01:11:17.340 she has

01:11:17.980 an

01:11:18.080 education

01:11:18.520 degree

01:11:18.820 from

01:11:19.020 the

01:11:19.140 University

01:11:19.460 of

01:11:19.620 Delaware

01:11:20.100 or

01:11:20.340 whatever

01:11:20.580 you

01:11:21.420 mean

01:11:21.560 our

01:11:21.700 first

01:11:21.920 female 0.86

01:11:22.320 president

01:11:22.700 yeah

01:11:23.060 come

01:11:24.840 on

01:11:25.100 I

01:11:26.160 think

01:11:26.340 the

01:11:26.500 scary

01:11:26.760 part

01:11:27.080 the

01:11:27.760 scary

01:11:28.020 part

01:11:28.280 to

01:11:28.440 me

01:11:28.700 over

01:11:28.960 the

01:11:29.080 last

01:11:29.280 four

01:11:29.480 years

01:11:29.740 is

01:11:29.940 that

01:11:30.080 we

01:11:30.220 knew

01:11:30.780 some

01:11:31.880 of

01:11:32.020 us

01:11:32.140 knew

01:11:32.300 sooner

01:11:32.520 than

01:11:32.700 others

01:11:33.060 but

01:11:33.500 I

01:11:33.580 think

01:11:33.700 a lot

01:11:33.920 of

01:11:34.000 people

01:11:34.160 knew

01:11:34.480 this

01:11:35.360 guy

01:11:35.560 had

01:11:36.000 early

01:11:37.020 cognitive

01:11:37.540 decline

01:11:38.100 he

01:11:38.360 was

01:11:38.500 already

01:11:38.680 in

01:11:38.820 some

01:11:39.000 stage

01:11:39.360 of

01:11:39.460 dementia

01:11:39.780 his

01:11:40.100 sister

01:11:40.420 was

01:11:40.600 telling

01:11:40.840 people

01:11:41.120 I

01:11:41.280 know

01:11:41.480 that

01:11:41.860 from

01:11:42.180 pretty

01:11:42.420 much

01:11:42.600 day

01:11:42.880 one

01:11:43.040 of

01:11:44.680 him

01:11:44.820 being

01:11:45.000 sworn

01:11:45.260 in

01:11:45.560 I

01:11:46.900 mean

01:11:47.060 this

01:11:47.500 to me

01:11:47.740 is

01:11:47.840 one

01:11:47.960 of

01:11:48.020 the

01:11:48.080 great

01:11:48.260 scandals

01:11:48.820 of

01:11:49.380 however many

01:11:51.180 generations

01:11:51.660 of political

01:11:52.160 history

01:11:52.480 ever

01:11:52.720 yeah

01:11:53.140 that we

01:11:53.780 had

01:11:54.440 Joe

01:11:55.820 Biden

01:11:56.160 in the

01:11:56.540 White

01:11:56.740 House

01:11:57.120 in

01:11:57.640 cognitive

01:11:58.240 decline

01:11:59.040 early

01:11:59.300 dementia

01:11:59.640 whatever

01:11:59.860 you want

01:12:00.140 to call

01:12:00.440 it

01:12:00.580 who

01:12:01.220 was

01:12:01.340 actually

01:12:01.600 running

01:12:01.820 the

01:12:01.940 country

01:12:02.160 for

01:12:02.360 four

01:12:02.580 years

01:12:02.880 I

01:12:03.060 mean

01:12:03.140 this

01:12:03.280 is

01:12:03.500 this

01:12:04.060 to me

01:12:04.260 is

01:12:04.360 like

01:12:04.500 it's

01:12:04.640 a

01:12:04.720 Woodrow

01:12:04.980 Wilson

01:12:05.320 replay

01:12:06.260 right

01:12:06.760 where

01:12:06.940 his

01:12:07.120 wife

01:12:07.380 and

01:12:07.480 his

01:12:07.600 chief

01:12:07.760 of

01:12:07.880 staff

01:12:08.060 were

01:12:08.180 running

01:12:08.740 Tony

01:12:09.320 Blinken 0.98

01:12:09.700 I

01:12:09.980 think

01:12:10.220 was

01:12:10.400 running

01:12:10.600 you

01:12:10.700 think

01:12:10.820 Blinken 0.98

01:12:11.140 I

01:12:11.340 do

01:12:11.540 yeah

01:12:12.000 but

01:12:13.000 certainly

01:12:13.340 the

01:12:13.520 meaningful

01:12:13.780 parts

01:12:14.180 of

01:12:14.280 the

01:12:14.380 and

01:12:14.580 then

01:12:14.620 everybody

01:12:14.920 covered

01:12:15.240 it

01:12:15.380 up

01:12:15.600 yeah

01:12:15.860 I

01:12:15.960 know

01:12:16.140 wait

01:12:17.360 Joe

01:12:18.340 Scarborough

01:12:18.720 this is

01:12:19.260 the

01:12:19.420 greatest

01:12:19.660 version

01:12:20.100 of

01:12:20.260 Biden

01:12:20.500 ever

01:12:20.860 so

01:12:21.920 yeah

01:12:23.100 I

01:12:23.220 don't

01:12:23.380 you know

01:12:23.820 Dr. Jill

01:12:24.840 our first

01:12:25.180 female 0.86

01:12:25.460 president

01:12:25.880 should

01:12:26.420 have a

01:12:26.700 bright

01:12:26.860 future

01:12:27.200 in front

01:12:27.520 of

01:12:27.640 her

01:12:27.820 whatever

01:12:28.120 she

01:12:28.360 wants

01:12:28.580 to

01:12:28.700 do

01:12:28.900 and

01:12:29.060 the

01:12:29.940 one

01:12:30.120 thing

01:12:30.320 I

01:12:30.440 always

01:12:30.780 liked

01:12:31.040 well

01:12:31.160 there

01:12:31.260 actually

01:12:31.680 honestly

01:12:32.020 a couple

01:12:32.280 things

01:12:32.520 I always

01:12:32.840 liked

01:12:33.080 about

01:12:33.280 Hunter

01:12:33.460 Biden

01:12:33.760 I

01:12:34.400 know

01:12:34.500 you're

01:12:34.580 not

01:12:34.680 supposed

01:12:34.820 to

01:12:34.960 say

01:12:35.140 it

01:12:35.280 but

01:12:35.440 I

01:12:35.760 knew

01:12:35.920 him

01:12:36.060 well

01:12:36.280 and

01:12:36.480 I

01:12:36.900 always

01:12:37.040 kind of

01:12:37.240 liked

01:12:37.420 him

01:12:37.580 and

01:12:38.420 drug

01:12:38.640 addiction

01:12:38.960 was his

01:12:39.360 real

01:12:39.560 he became

01:12:40.620 a monster

01:12:41.080 because of

01:12:41.780 cocaine

01:12:42.440 and pills

01:12:42.920 as many

01:12:43.260 do

01:12:43.520 but

01:12:43.820 he

01:12:45.500 hated

01:12:45.800 her

01:12:46.060 really

01:12:46.880 oh he

01:12:47.280 thought

01:12:47.460 she

01:12:47.580 was

01:12:47.700 a

01:12:47.840 screaming 1.00

01:12:48.080 bitch 1.00

01:12:48.440 and 1.00

01:12:48.840 he

01:12:49.100 said

01:12:49.340 so

01:12:49.660 in

01:12:50.040 person

01:12:50.460 and

01:12:50.760 he

01:12:50.880 said

01:12:51.080 so

01:12:51.360 in

01:12:51.580 writing

01:12:51.920 on

01:12:52.220 his

01:12:52.340 laptop

01:12:52.760 oh

01:12:53.460 yeah

01:12:53.580 he

01:12:54.020 said

01:12:54.260 she

01:12:54.700 was

01:12:54.860 a 1.00

01:12:55.020 bitch 1.00

01:12:55.260 and 1.00

01:12:55.500 stupid 1.00

01:12:55.880 and 1.00

01:12:56.240 I

01:12:56.380 think

01:12:56.500 that's

01:12:56.680 a

01:12:56.800 fair

01:12:56.920 assessment

01:12:57.300 from

01:12:58.120 someone

01:12:58.380 who

01:12:58.520 spent

01:12:58.700 his

01:12:58.860 life

01:12:59.040 living

01:12:59.300 with

01:12:59.460 her

01:12:59.560 like

01:12:59.740 he

01:12:59.900 would

01:13:00.040 know

01:13:01.040 what

01:13:01.220 Dr.

01:13:01.580 Jill

01:13:01.700 is

01:13:01.860 really

01:13:02.080 like

01:13:02.380 it's

01:13:02.560 her

01:13:02.700 stepson

01:13:03.120 Hunter

01:13:03.940 who

01:13:04.260 started

01:13:04.520 dating

01:13:04.840 his

01:13:05.060 dad

01:13:05.360 when

01:13:05.500 he

01:13:05.600 was

01:13:05.740 like

01:13:05.900 four

01:13:06.400 or

01:13:06.600 something

01:13:06.900 so

01:13:07.160 and

01:13:08.460 I

01:13:09.480 don't

01:13:09.640 know

01:13:09.840 why

01:13:10.320 Republicans

01:13:11.320 didn't

01:13:11.620 make

01:13:11.800 more

01:13:12.040 of

01:13:12.200 that

01:13:12.560 everyone

01:13:13.840 wanted

01:13:14.080 to

01:13:14.220 focus

01:13:14.440 on

01:13:14.580 the

01:13:14.700 crack

01:13:15.080 and

01:13:15.200 toe

01:13:15.480 sucking 0.73

01:13:15.720 and 1.00

01:13:15.900 everything

01:13:16.120 but

01:13:24.700 back to

01:13:24.880 what we

01:13:25.040 discussed

01:13:25.360 earlier

01:13:25.620 they're

01:13:25.820 not

01:13:25.960 used

01:13:26.180 to

01:13:26.360 fighting

01:13:26.680 bare

01:13:27.120 knuckled

01:13:27.720 brawling

01:13:28.520 style

01:13:29.040 and

01:13:29.680 they

01:13:29.880 think

01:13:30.120 that

01:13:30.260 would

01:13:30.360 have

01:13:30.460 been

01:13:30.600 beneath

01:13:30.960 them

01:13:31.260 undignified 0.94

01:13:33.000 undignified 0.96

01:13:34.180 and

01:13:34.720 these

01:13:34.860 people

01:13:35.120 for

01:13:36.360 four

01:13:36.720 years

01:13:37.120 and

01:13:38.340 this

01:13:38.560 was

01:13:38.740 not

01:13:38.980 I

01:13:39.720 mean

01:13:39.860 I

01:13:39.960 think

01:13:40.100 we

01:13:40.220 have

01:13:40.380 to

01:13:40.440 have

01:13:40.560 the

01:13:40.700 you

01:13:41.300 know

01:13:41.400 when

01:13:41.520 we

01:13:41.600 talked

01:13:41.760 about

01:13:41.960 immigration

01:13:42.420 and

01:13:42.840 our

01:13:43.140 foreign

01:13:43.400 policy

01:13:43.900 and

01:13:44.180 the

01:13:44.380 inflation

01:13:44.880 and

01:13:45.120 economy

01:13:46.180 and

01:13:46.560 all

01:13:47.380 these

01:13:47.520 things

01:13:47.660 were

01:13:47.760 taking

01:13:47.960 place

01:13:48.200 this

01:13:48.780 when

01:13:49.820 there's

01:13:50.000 a

01:13:54.700 we're

01:13:55.960 just

01:13:56.100 going

01:13:56.260 to

01:13:56.580 continue

01:13:57.280 to

01:13:57.500 destroy

01:13:57.780 this 0.90

01:13:57.960 country

01:13:58.180 we're

01:13:58.360 going

01:13:58.420 to

01:13:58.560 completely

01:13:59.020 remake

01:13:59.520 it

01:13:59.760 with

01:14:00.320 massive

01:14:00.900 illegal

01:14:01.340 immigration

01:14:01.940 I

01:14:03.840 mean

01:14:04.020 this

01:14:05.060 to me

01:14:05.280 is why

01:14:05.520 I can't

01:14:05.880 understand

01:14:06.280 these

01:14:06.780 people

01:14:07.100 hate

01:14:07.400 this 0.57

01:14:07.600 country

01:14:07.940 they

01:14:08.580 hate

01:14:08.820 the

01:14:08.960 country

01:14:09.240 as

01:14:09.400 originally

01:14:09.740 founded

01:14:10.100 they

01:14:10.400 hate

01:14:10.560 the

01:14:10.700 original

01:14:11.140 constitution

01:14:12.360 they

01:14:13.540 hate

01:14:13.720 the

01:14:13.860 idea

01:14:14.220 of

01:14:14.500 the

01:14:14.700 free

01:14:14.980 born

01:14:15.160 American

01:14:15.500 people

01:14:16.020 they

01:14:16.360 hate 1.00

01:14:16.540 whites 0.99

01:14:16.900 if I

01:14:17.260 can

01:14:17.400 just

01:14:17.580 say

01:14:17.820 there's

01:14:18.500 a

01:14:18.620 lot

01:14:18.760 of

01:14:18.860 things

01:14:19.040 that

01:14:19.180 they

01:14:19.320 have

01:14:19.480 hated

01:14:19.780 for

01:14:20.160 long

01:14:20.420 and

01:14:20.680 they

01:14:20.880 intentionally

01:14:21.380 and

01:14:21.620 systematically

01:14:22.140 were

01:14:22.500 seeking

01:14:22.780 to

01:14:23.000 destroy 0.96

01:14:23.420 us 0.99

01:14:23.860 and

01:14:24.020 our

01:14:24.140 way

01:14:24.280 of

01:14:24.420 life

01:14:24.760 and

01:14:25.540 Republicans

01:14:26.040 a lot

01:14:26.620 of

01:14:26.720 Republicans

01:14:27.120 in D.C.

01:14:27.600 are going

01:14:27.920 along

01:14:28.220 with it

01:14:28.560 going

01:14:28.920 oh they're

01:14:29.820 really not

01:14:30.220 that bad

01:14:30.620 are they

01:14:30.880 yes they

01:14:31.540 are

01:14:31.820 they truly

01:14:32.380 are

01:14:32.780 and

01:14:33.700 they

01:14:34.520 would

01:14:34.740 hope

01:14:35.000 they

01:14:35.280 their

01:14:35.740 goal

01:14:36.040 I think

01:14:36.480 is to

01:14:36.840 see

01:14:37.240 this

01:14:37.540 country

01:14:37.860 cease

01:14:38.200 to

01:14:38.400 exist

01:14:38.860 as it

01:14:39.620 once

01:14:39.840 was

01:14:40.260 and

01:14:40.840 to

01:14:41.020 create

01:14:41.400 some

01:14:41.700 new

01:14:42.340 order

01:14:43.420 for

01:14:43.640 this

01:14:43.840 country

01:14:44.140 that

01:14:44.300 has

01:14:44.460 nothing

01:14:44.820 to do

01:14:45.100 with

01:14:45.220 where

01:14:45.360 we

01:14:45.500 came

01:14:50.420 no

01:14:51.000 they

01:14:51.160 wouldn't

01:14:51.540 one

01:14:51.900 person

01:14:52.340 who

01:14:52.940 I

01:14:53.200 think

01:14:53.360 is a

01:14:53.640 true

01:14:54.260 bright

01:14:54.520 spot

01:14:54.840 in

01:14:55.200 the

01:14:55.500 Republican

01:14:55.800 Party

01:14:56.180 there are

01:14:56.420 a couple

01:14:56.640 but

01:14:57.000 the

01:14:57.640 brightest

01:14:57.920 of all

01:14:58.320 in my

01:14:58.760 view

01:14:58.940 is

01:14:59.080 J.D.

01:14:59.400 Vance

01:14:59.720 who

01:15:00.720 has a

01:15:01.440 gut

01:15:01.660 level

01:15:01.880 understanding

01:15:02.340 of

01:15:02.520 everything

01:15:02.760 you

01:15:02.940 just

01:15:03.140 said

01:15:03.460 is

01:15:03.980 legit

01:15:05.100 smart

01:15:05.500 smarter

01:15:05.840 than

01:15:06.180 I

01:15:06.520 think

01:15:06.640 people

01:15:06.880 understand

01:15:07.340 like

01:15:07.560 actual

01:15:08.400 high IQ

01:15:08.860 character

01:15:09.300 not a

01:15:10.220 ton

01:15:10.340 of those

01:15:10.580 in

01:15:10.720 politics

01:15:11.080 and

01:15:11.380 also

01:15:11.580 a

01:15:11.760 decent

01:15:11.940 person

01:15:12.280 kind

01:15:12.580 of

01:15:12.660 normal

01:15:12.900 person

01:15:13.260 so

01:15:14.440 he's

01:15:14.800 now

01:15:14.980 vice

01:15:15.540 president

01:15:20.420 you've

01:15:20.600 known

01:15:20.740 J.D.

01:15:21.100 longer

01:15:21.300 than

01:15:21.480 me

01:15:21.680 I

01:15:22.320 met

01:15:22.580 him

01:15:23.020 when

01:15:24.380 he

01:15:24.500 was

01:15:24.660 thinking

01:15:24.900 about

01:15:25.140 running

01:15:25.400 for

01:15:25.640 Senate

01:15:25.960 in

01:15:26.520 the

01:15:26.640 primary

01:15:27.000 got

01:15:28.060 to

01:15:28.220 know

01:15:28.380 him

01:15:28.580 I

01:15:28.860 obviously

01:15:29.480 lobbied

01:15:29.940 Trump

01:15:30.200 to

01:15:30.360 endorse

01:15:30.620 him

01:15:30.760 in

01:15:30.840 the

01:15:30.940 primary

01:15:31.320 and

01:15:31.580 Senate

01:15:31.840 good

01:15:32.360 for

01:15:32.520 you

01:15:32.800 so

01:15:33.220 got

01:15:33.400 to

01:15:33.560 know

01:15:33.680 him

01:15:33.780 a

01:15:33.880 little

01:15:34.000 bit

01:15:34.140 there

01:15:34.300 obviously

01:15:34.620 lobbied

01:15:35.020 a

01:15:35.160 little

01:15:35.300 bit

01:15:35.480 for

01:15:35.600 him

01:15:35.700 to

01:15:35.820 be

01:15:35.940 VP

01:15:36.240 I

01:15:36.580 know

01:15:36.820 you

01:15:37.020 and

01:15:37.160 Don

01:15:37.340 Jr.

01:15:37.540 did

01:15:37.740 a

01:15:37.840 lot

01:15:37.940 more

01:15:38.080 on

01:15:38.180 that

01:15:38.320 front

01:15:38.500 but

01:15:38.680 this

01:15:39.220 is

01:15:39.900 the

01:15:40.060 future

01:15:40.480 of

01:15:42.360 the

01:15:42.460 country

01:15:42.680 I

01:15:42.940 texted

01:15:43.540 him

01:15:43.820 the

01:15:45.520 most

01:15:45.760 impressive

01:15:46.180 part

01:15:46.480 to

01:15:46.620 me

01:15:46.760 is

01:15:47.060 having

01:15:47.600 known

01:15:47.940 him

01:15:48.220 seeing

01:15:48.500 where

01:15:48.620 he's

01:15:48.720 come

01:15:48.900 from

01:15:49.060 you

01:15:49.220 get

01:15:49.420 put

01:15:49.640 in

01:15:49.840 pressure

01:15:50.180 cookers

01:15:50.620 like

01:15:50.820 he

01:15:50.940 was

01:15:51.080 put

01:15:51.300 in

01:15:51.440 over

01:15:51.560 the

01:15:51.680 last

01:15:51.920 year

01:15:52.240 you

01:15:52.880 either

01:15:53.060 collapse

01:15:53.440 you

01:15:53.620 rise

01:15:53.980 he's

01:15:54.760 gone

01:15:54.940 next

01:15:55.200 level

01:15:55.520 I

01:15:56.120 mean

01:15:56.180 this

01:15:56.300 to

01:15:56.420 me

01:15:56.520 is

01:15:56.640 I

01:15:57.240 mean

01:15:57.360 obviously

01:15:57.800 he's

01:15:58.040 an

01:15:58.180 intelligent

01:15:58.480 person

01:15:58.840 he's

01:15:59.000 very

01:15:59.160 talented

01:15:59.560 but

01:16:00.360 you

01:16:00.480 get

01:16:00.640 put

01:16:00.840 into

01:16:01.000 the

01:16:01.180 situations

01:16:01.720 you

01:16:01.880 either

01:16:02.040 collapse

01:16:02.420 or rise

01:16:02.880 and

01:16:03.200 he

01:16:03.300 rose

01:16:03.600 and

01:16:03.940 I

01:16:04.040 think

01:16:04.200 he's

01:16:04.360 gone

01:16:04.540 to

01:16:04.680 the

01:16:04.820 next

01:16:05.000 level

01:16:06.820 which

01:16:07.200 is

01:16:07.460 extremely

01:16:08.080 impressive

01:16:08.520 and

01:16:08.940 I

01:16:09.040 think

01:16:09.140 the

01:16:09.280 thing

01:16:09.400 that

01:16:09.500 was

01:16:09.640 really

01:16:09.880 important

01:16:10.280 for

01:16:10.480 me

01:16:10.780 in

01:16:11.360 who

01:16:11.600 Trump

01:16:11.840 picked

01:16:12.120 as

01:16:12.280 his

01:16:12.460 VP

01:16:12.700 was

01:16:14.040 the

01:16:14.200 future

01:16:14.460 of

01:16:14.640 what

01:16:14.780 does

01:16:14.880 America

01:16:15.200 first

01:16:15.500 look

01:16:15.700 like

01:16:16.000 after

01:16:16.640 I'm

01:16:16.820 gone

01:16:17.060 he's

01:16:17.500 got

01:16:17.600 four

01:16:17.780 years

01:16:17.980 he's

01:16:18.140 done

01:16:18.320 right

01:16:18.820 that's

01:16:19.040 it

01:16:19.200 and

01:16:20.740 I

01:16:20.860 think

01:16:21.060 a

01:16:21.220 lot

01:16:21.360 of

01:16:21.460 people

01:16:21.680 in

01:16:21.860 D.C.

01:16:22.460 permanent

01:16:31.180 40

01:16:31.500 but

01:16:31.700 he's

01:16:31.860 39

01:16:32.160 at

01:16:32.320 the

01:16:32.420 time

01:16:32.660 and

01:16:32.780 goes

01:16:33.040 tell

01:16:33.560 you

01:16:33.640 what

01:16:33.740 I'm

01:16:33.860 going

01:16:33.940 to

01:16:34.000 do

01:16:34.220 I'm

01:16:34.820 going

01:16:34.900 to

01:16:34.960 pick

01:16:35.120 a

01:16:35.260 39

01:16:35.680 year

01:16:35.940 old

01:16:36.120 VP

01:16:36.420 who

01:16:37.360 is

01:16:37.460 going

01:16:37.620 to

01:16:37.740 be

01:16:37.840 the

01:16:38.000 heir

01:16:38.300 to

01:16:38.720 America

01:16:39.060 first

01:16:39.500 when

01:16:40.100 I'm

01:16:40.380 gone

01:16:40.880 he's

01:16:41.560 going

01:16:41.680 to

01:16:41.720 be

01:16:41.840 around

01:16:42.280 for

01:16:43.040 a

01:16:43.160 long

01:16:43.340 time

01:16:43.600 like

01:16:43.760 this

01:16:43.960 is

01:16:44.100 the

01:16:44.240 I'm

01:16:44.500 going

01:16:44.720 I'm

01:16:45.300 pushing

01:16:45.520 all

01:16:45.800 my

01:16:46.000 chips

01:16:46.240 in

01:16:46.500 this

01:16:47.020 is

01:16:47.140 an

01:16:47.260 all

01:16:47.480 in

01:16:47.620 move

01:16:47.840 on

01:16:47.960 America

01:16:48.260 first

01:16:48.560 you're

01:16:48.980 not

01:16:49.140 going

01:16:49.260 to

01:17:19.260 hostile

01:17:19.820 hosts

01:17:20.200 I'm

01:17:22.040 so

01:17:22.800 impressed

01:17:23.260 by what

01:17:24.020 he did

01:17:24.380 and was

01:17:24.580 able to

01:17:24.860 do

01:17:25.100 not

01:17:25.280 easy

01:17:26.200 and

01:17:27.220 he

01:17:27.380 did

01:17:27.660 it

01:17:27.820 so

01:17:28.100 well

01:17:28.520 and

01:17:29.100 rose

01:17:29.360 to

01:17:29.480 the

01:17:29.600 occasion

01:17:30.000 every

01:17:30.560 time

01:17:31.000 by

01:17:31.300 the

01:17:31.420 way

01:17:32.220 which

01:17:32.440 you

01:17:32.560 and

01:17:32.660 I

01:17:32.760 I mean

01:17:33.180 I've

01:17:33.380 done

01:17:33.520 enough

01:17:33.700 TV

01:17:33.960 sometimes

01:17:34.340 you have

01:17:34.680 you're

01:17:35.020 like

01:17:35.140 that

01:17:35.340 wasn't

01:17:35.640 the

01:17:35.740 greatest

01:17:36.120 seemed

01:17:37.500 like

01:17:37.660 every

01:17:37.960 time

01:17:38.260 he

01:17:38.380 went

01:17:38.560 in

01:17:38.700 and

01:17:38.780 did

01:17:38.920 this

01:17:39.100 I

01:17:39.180 was

01:17:39.260 just

01:17:39.400 like

01:17:39.540 that

01:17:39.720 is

01:17:39.880 so 0.88

01:17:40.060 freaking

01:17:40.560 impressive

01:17:41.160 was

01:17:42.200 amazing

01:17:42.420 I

01:17:42.560 I can

01:17:43.880 tell

01:17:44.120 you

01:17:44.360 that

01:17:44.680 I

01:17:44.860 mean

01:17:44.960 I

01:17:45.160 don't

01:17:45.360 think

01:17:45.640 that

01:17:45.800 beating

01:17:46.140 someone 0.68

01:17:46.660 a lot

01:17:46.920 of

01:17:46.940 these

01:17:47.020 people

01:17:47.180 are 1.00

01:17:47.340 stupid 1.00

01:17:47.680 like 1.00

01:17:48.000 beating

01:17:48.280 George

01:17:48.760 Stephanopoulos

01:17:49.620 or

01:17:49.820 Margaret

01:17:50.380 Brennan

01:17:50.880 or

01:17:51.000 something

01:17:51.160 have

01:17:51.200 you

01:17:51.300 come

01:17:51.460 to

01:17:51.540 the

01:17:51.620 same

01:17:52.020 conclusion

01:17:52.380 I

01:17:52.560 have

01:17:52.840 that

01:17:53.680 if

01:17:53.800 you're

01:17:53.920 a

01:17:54.020 corporate

01:17:54.220 propagandist

01:17:54.980 you

01:17:55.100 can't

01:17:55.360 be

01:17:55.440 intelligent

01:17:55.860 or

01:17:56.060 smart

01:17:56.200 because

01:17:56.480 you

01:17:56.620 can't

01:17:56.840 be

01:17:56.920 a

01:17:57.020 free

01:17:57.160 thinker

01:17:57.460 and

01:17:57.580 you

01:17:57.680 have

01:17:57.800 to

01:17:58.560 accept

01:17:58.880 no

01:18:00.100 self

01:18:00.640 respect

01:18:01.020 but what

01:18:01.820 I

01:18:01.980 found

01:18:02.220 amazing

01:18:02.800 as

01:18:03.840 somebody

01:18:04.000 did

01:18:04.240 it

01:18:04.320 for

01:18:04.440 living

01:18:04.740 my

01:18:05.080 whole

01:18:05.280 life

01:18:05.580 was

01:18:05.960 not

01:18:06.160 just

01:18:06.360 that

01:18:06.480 he

01:18:06.560 won

01:18:06.700 the

01:18:06.820 arguments

01:18:07.200 he's

01:18:07.440 smarter

01:18:07.700 than

01:18:07.900 they

01:18:08.040 are

01:18:08.180 is

01:18:09.020 that

01:18:09.140 he

01:18:09.200 did

01:18:09.340 something

01:18:09.540 that

01:18:09.680 I

01:18:09.820 could

01:18:09.980 not

01:18:10.120 do

01:18:10.320 which

01:18:10.500 is

01:18:10.720 remain

01:18:11.500 kind

01:18:11.800 of

01:18:11.900 cheerful

01:18:12.260 calm

01:18:13.140 charming

01:18:13.680 calm

01:18:14.320 retain

01:18:15.780 enormous

01:18:16.900 self

01:18:17.320 control

01:18:17.800 and

01:18:18.180 I

01:18:18.740 couldn't

01:18:19.080 do

01:18:19.280 that

01:18:19.460 I

01:18:19.620 could

01:18:19.960 probably

01:18:20.180 beat

01:18:20.540 Margaret

01:18:20.900 Brennan

01:18:21.300 in

01:18:21.480 an

01:18:21.620 argument

01:18:21.940 I

01:18:22.240 hope

01:18:22.600 but

01:18:23.360 I

01:18:23.760 would

01:18:23.920 come

01:18:24.140 off

01:18:24.440 as

01:18:24.620 sneering

01:18:25.220 and

01:18:25.400 angry

01:18:25.840 and

01:18:26.220 anti

01:18:26.620 women 1.00

01:18:27.080 you

01:18:27.540 know

01:18:27.640 what

01:18:27.740 I

01:18:28.620 JD

01:18:29.520 was

01:18:29.780 amazing

01:18:30.460 I

01:18:30.800 could

01:18:31.200 not

01:18:31.360 do

01:18:31.540 that

01:18:31.740 no

01:18:31.980 I

01:18:32.120 couldn't

01:18:32.300 either

01:18:32.440 I

01:18:32.620 get

01:18:32.800 fired

01:18:33.080 up

01:18:33.300 and

01:18:33.440 kind

01:18:33.660 of

01:18:33.760 get

01:18:33.880 a little

01:18:34.140 snarky

01:18:34.640 and

01:18:34.760 very

01:18:35.900 pugilistic

01:18:36.600 at

01:18:36.780 times

01:18:37.020 and

01:18:37.140 he's

01:18:37.300 very

01:18:37.480 calm

01:18:37.880 dignified

01:18:38.640 very

01:18:39.560 rational

01:18:40.100 highly

01:18:41.060 intelligent

01:18:41.480 but I

01:18:42.180 think

01:18:42.340 that

01:18:42.560 to

01:18:42.960 me

01:18:43.140 is

01:18:43.380 again

01:18:43.740 going

01:18:43.960 back

01:18:44.180 to

01:18:44.280 what

01:18:44.420 Trump

01:18:44.580 did

01:18:44.780 with

01:18:44.940 him

01:18:45.180 we're

01:18:45.860 all

01:18:46.020 in

01:18:46.180 on

01:18:46.340 this

01:18:46.720 a

01:18:47.180 young

01:18:47.500 VP

01:18:47.860 who

01:18:48.660 hopefully

01:18:49.020 we're

01:18:49.180 going

01:18:49.260 to

01:18:49.280 have

01:18:49.380 a

01:18:49.440 very

01:18:49.620 successful

01:18:50.000 four

01:18:50.260 years

01:18:50.440 with

01:18:50.600 Trump

01:18:50.880 he's

01:18:51.500 going

01:18:51.600 to

01:18:51.680 use

01:18:51.860 JD

01:18:52.200 effectively

01:18:52.800 set

01:18:53.220 up

01:18:53.360 JD

01:18:53.640 in

01:18:54.320 the

01:18:54.420 future

01:18:54.720 and

01:18:54.880 then

01:18:54.980 all

01:18:55.100 sudden

01:18:55.360 because

01:18:56.520 going

01:18:58.000 back

01:18:58.180 to

01:18:58.300 what

01:18:58.400 I

01:18:58.500 said

01:18:58.620 earlier

01:18:58.860 you

01:18:59.420 don't

01:18:59.600 fix

01:18:59.840 what

01:18:59.940 we've

01:19:00.060 been

01:19:00.160 going

01:19:00.320 through

01:19:00.460 for

01:19:00.560 the

01:19:00.600 last

01:19:00.760 hundred

01:19:00.920 years

01:19:01.160 in

01:19:01.260 18

01:19:01.500 months

01:19:01.840 you

01:19:03.280 don't

01:19:03.400 even

01:19:03.580 fix

01:19:03.820 it

01:19:03.920 in

01:19:04.020 four

01:19:04.240 years

01:19:04.580 I

01:19:05.340 think

01:19:05.480 we

01:19:05.600 need

01:19:05.740 no

01:19:05.900 less

01:19:06.100 than

01:19:06.240 12

01:19:06.500 years

01:19:06.720 of

01:19:06.880 political

01:19:07.180 power

01:19:07.480 with

01:19:07.660 the

01:19:07.760 right

01:19:07.920 people

01:19:08.220 in

01:19:08.400 D.C.

01:19:08.680 to

01:19:08.860 bring

01:19:09.440 about

01:19:09.620 the

01:19:09.780 fundamental

01:19:10.120 change

01:19:10.480 necessary

01:19:11.000 so

01:19:11.560 you

01:19:11.680 have

01:19:11.900 to

01:19:12.020 set

01:19:12.220 yourself

01:19:12.560 up

01:19:12.760 for

01:19:12.900 at

01:19:13.080 least

01:19:13.300 12

01:19:13.560 years

01:19:13.760 of

01:19:13.900 political

01:19:14.160 power

01:19:14.460 four

01:19:14.900 years

01:19:15.100 of

01:19:15.240 Trump

01:19:15.540 eight

01:19:16.480 years

01:19:16.700 of

01:19:16.820 JD

01:19:17.080 and

01:19:17.900 then

01:19:18.020 all

01:19:18.160 sudden

01:19:18.320 you've

01:19:18.520 got

01:19:18.760 the

01:19:19.340 ability

01:19:19.640 with

01:19:19.780 the

01:19:19.880 right

01:19:20.060 people

01:19:20.500 doing

01:19:21.180 the

01:19:21.340 right

01:19:21.520 things

01:19:21.880 to

01:19:22.060 actually

01:19:22.420 bring

01:19:22.680 about

01:19:22.940 the

01:19:23.100 right

01:19:23.280 reform

01:19:23.580 necessary

01:19:24.040 to

01:19:24.200 restore

01:19:24.440 the

01:19:24.580 republic

01:19:24.960 this

01:19:25.760 is

01:19:25.800 about

01:19:26.000 going

01:19:26.440 back

01:19:26.680 to

01:19:26.820 and

01:19:26.920 I

01:19:27.060 totally

01:19:27.720 agree

01:19:27.940 with

01:19:28.120 you

01:19:28.380 about

01:19:29.900 political

01:19:30.240 power

01:19:30.540 has to

01:19:30.800 be

01:19:30.840 in

01:19:30.900 the

01:19:30.980 right

01:19:31.100 hands

01:19:31.340 doing

01:19:31.500 the

01:19:31.640 right

01:19:31.780 things

01:19:32.180 to

01:19:32.400 achieve

01:19:32.720 the

01:19:32.860 right

01:19:33.020 ends

01:19:33.420 but

01:19:34.920 this

01:19:35.480 to

01:19:35.660 me

01:19:35.780 is

01:19:35.900 why

01:19:36.060 we

01:19:36.200 have

01:19:36.380 to

01:19:36.500 achieve

01:19:36.800 and

01:19:36.960 retain

01:19:37.340 political

01:19:37.760 power

01:19:38.140 for

01:19:38.780 no

01:19:38.960 less

01:19:39.180 than

01:19:39.300 12

01:19:39.560 years

01:19:39.760 in

01:19:39.900 T.C.

01:19:40.320 If you're

01:19:40.820 still using

01:19:41.300 Verizon

01:19:41.920 AT&T

01:19:42.900 or T-Mobile

01:19:43.500 obviously our

01:19:44.140 condolences

01:19:44.700 but you're

01:19:45.140 going to

01:19:45.280 want to

01:19:45.500 hear

01:19:45.640 this

01:19:45.960 our

01:19:46.820 cell phone

01:19:47.260 company

01:19:47.600 Pure Talk

01:19:48.140 gives us

01:19:48.680 the exact

01:19:49.360 same

01:19:49.720 service

01:19:50.080 you're

01:19:50.320 currently

01:19:50.640 getting

01:19:50.940 from

01:19:51.120 those

01:19:51.280 big

01:19:51.480 companies

01:19:51.840 but for

01:19:52.160 half

01:19:52.380 the

01:19:52.540 cost

01:19:52.860 not

01:19:53.280 a

01:19:53.440 joke

01:19:53.660 there's

01:19:54.520 no

01:19:54.640 reason

01:19:54.880 to

01:19:55.040 spend

01:19:55.220 $85

01:19:55.800 or $100

01:19:56.440 per month

01:19:57.440 per person

01:19:58.080 on your

01:19:58.420 wireless

01:19:58.800 bill

01:19:59.080 now you

01:19:59.820 can get

01:20:00.060 unlimited

01:20:00.500 talk

01:20:00.960 text

01:20:01.280 and 15

01:20:01.940 gigs

01:20:02.200 of data

01:20:02.600 with mobile

01:20:03.020 hotspots

01:20:03.640 for just

01:20:04.380 $35

01:20:05.020 a month

01:20:06.140 you don't

01:20:06.380 have to be

01:20:06.680 a math

01:20:06.980 major

01:20:07.340 the average

01:20:08.780 family of

01:20:09.200 four saves

01:20:09.600 about $1000

01:20:10.320 a year

01:20:10.840 with Pure Talk

01:20:11.580 you enjoy

01:20:12.620 America's

01:20:13.080 most dependable

01:20:13.620 5G

01:20:14.040 network

01:20:14.600 support

01:20:15.160 small

01:20:15.460 businesses

01:20:15.980 we would

01:20:17.000 know that

01:20:17.420 because

01:20:17.940 they are

01:20:18.440 now powering

01:20:19.180 TCN

01:20:19.760 it can

01:20:19.960 probably save

01:20:20.440 you money

01:20:21.840 cut the fat

01:20:22.260 out of your

01:20:22.560 wireless bill

01:20:23.060 switch to

01:20:23.540 Pure Talk

01:20:23.980 by going

01:20:24.300 to

01:20:24.500 puretalk.com

01:20:25.680 slash

01:20:26.360 Tucker

01:20:26.660 you'll save

01:20:27.420 an additional

01:20:27.940 50% off

01:20:28.840 your first

01:20:29.300 month

01:20:29.580 Pure Talk

01:20:30.280 America's

01:20:31.240 wireless

01:20:31.500 company

01:20:32.000 can I

01:20:46.300 just use

01:20:46.920 this opportunity

01:20:47.380 because I can't

01:20:47.820 control myself

01:20:48.440 to throw out

01:20:49.420 something that I'm

01:20:50.160 legit concerned

01:20:51.040 about

01:20:51.440 yep

01:20:51.760 not directly

01:20:53.160 related to

01:20:53.740 Trump

01:20:54.000 or even

01:20:54.340 politics

01:20:54.860 but

01:20:55.180 so we've

01:20:56.680 had all

01:20:57.060 these problems

01:20:57.520 with the

01:20:57.740 labor market

01:20:58.260 and COVID

01:20:58.640 made them

01:20:59.020 much worse

01:20:59.460 paying people

01:20:59.960 to stay

01:21:00.280 home

01:21:00.440 so they

01:21:00.760 did

01:21:01.040 so

01:21:01.660 a lot

01:21:03.280 of the

01:21:03.440 service

01:21:03.700 industry

01:21:04.000 is being

01:21:04.580 replaced

01:21:04.960 by

01:21:05.240 robots

01:21:05.760 like you

01:21:06.080 check out

01:21:06.460 at the

01:21:06.700 airport

01:21:07.080 at the

01:21:08.200 kiosk

01:21:08.740 and you

01:21:08.960 know what

01:21:09.440 I mean

01:21:09.600 there's

01:21:09.800 no one

01:21:10.060 there

01:21:10.300 automation

01:21:10.760 so I've

01:21:12.600 watched for

01:21:13.180 the past

01:21:13.660 four years

01:21:14.880 as the

01:21:15.520 left

01:21:15.700 systematically

01:21:16.260 has destroyed

01:21:16.920 law enforcement

01:21:17.560 and order

01:21:18.040 in our

01:21:18.380 cities

01:21:18.680 and like

01:21:19.140 who would

01:21:19.660 want to be

01:21:19.940 a cop

01:21:20.300 at this

01:21:20.560 point

01:21:21.760 you don't

01:21:21.980 have

01:21:22.240 the legal

01:21:22.860 protections

01:21:23.220 you had

01:21:23.700 it's

01:21:23.900 physically

01:21:24.240 dangerous

01:21:24.760 and everyone

01:21:25.200 hates you 0.84

01:21:25.680 and you

01:21:25.920 don't get

01:21:26.140 paid

01:21:26.300 anything

01:21:26.640 so you're

01:21:27.840 going to

01:21:28.000 have a

01:21:28.420 massive

01:21:28.860 crisis

01:21:29.640 you have

01:21:30.480 a massive

01:21:30.840 crisis

01:21:31.360 in law

01:21:32.400 enforcement

01:21:32.740 because no one

01:21:33.160 wants to be

01:21:33.560 a cop

01:21:34.020 that void

01:21:36.020 will be filled

01:21:36.420 by technology

01:21:37.240 filled by

01:21:38.280 drones

01:21:38.800 and it'll be

01:21:39.580 filled by

01:21:40.060 other

01:21:40.420 technology

01:21:41.120 it'll be

01:21:41.780 basically

01:21:42.840 replaced

01:21:43.860 by a

01:21:44.720 tech

01:21:45.720 surveillance

01:21:46.560 state

01:21:47.160 that will

01:21:47.980 make civil

01:21:48.520 liberties

01:21:48.880 absolutely

01:21:49.940 impossible

01:21:51.080 you can't

01:21:51.660 have civil

01:21:52.120 liberties

01:21:52.520 you cannot

01:21:53.300 in a

01:21:53.960 in a

01:21:55.120 pan-omnicon

01:21:56.040 or whatever

01:21:56.320 they call it

01:21:56.780 in a

01:21:57.020 in a

01:21:57.340 world where

01:21:57.960 technology

01:21:58.480 knows

01:21:58.820 everything

01:21:59.180 that you're

01:21:59.540 doing

01:21:59.880 right

01:22:00.320 and saying

01:22:01.320 and maybe

01:22:01.980 even thinking

01:22:02.600 and I don't

01:22:03.800 feel like

01:22:04.220 people are

01:22:04.640 worried enough

01:22:05.200 about that

01:22:05.840 like you

01:22:07.140 could make

01:22:07.500 New York

01:22:07.840 City safe

01:22:08.640 right

01:22:09.080 with drones

01:22:09.900 right

01:22:10.660 you could

01:22:11.360 prevent

01:22:11.740 any traffic

01:22:12.720 violations

01:22:13.360 whatsoever

01:22:13.820 with robots

01:22:14.720 but what's

01:22:15.180 behind it

01:22:15.760 there's nothing

01:22:16.580 neutral in life

01:22:17.380 with total control

01:22:18.560 of the population

01:22:19.380 it is

01:22:20.100 through technology

01:22:20.980 so I

01:22:21.460 we're moving

01:22:22.120 toward that

01:22:22.420 I don't hear

01:22:22.800 anybody saying

01:22:23.660 anything about it

01:22:24.500 I remember

01:22:24.920 having a conversation

01:22:25.600 with the head

01:22:25.900 of a tech

01:22:26.200 company

01:22:26.540 pretty prominent

01:22:27.440 one

01:22:27.780 Molly Hemingway

01:22:28.660 was there

01:22:29.020 with me

01:22:29.560 talking about

01:22:30.540 the algorithms

01:22:31.080 and how biased

01:22:31.740 they were

01:22:31.940 man is she 1.00

01:22:32.260 a smart chick 0.99

01:22:32.960 she's very smart

01:22:33.660 she's one of my

01:22:34.120 great person

01:22:34.920 one of my

01:22:35.280 favorite people

01:22:35.760 in DC

01:22:36.100 I totally agree

01:22:36.960 and

01:22:37.940 we were sitting

01:22:39.640 there talking

01:22:40.040 with this person

01:22:40.580 he goes no

01:22:41.060 algorithms are

01:22:41.860 neutral

01:22:42.280 afterwards I

01:22:44.120 looked at her

01:22:44.400 I was like

01:22:44.600 he just lied

01:22:45.500 to us

01:22:45.940 nothing is neutral

01:22:46.680 nothing's neutral

01:22:47.420 in life

01:22:47.820 that to me

01:22:48.640 is one of the

01:22:49.200 things that I

01:22:49.680 think is the

01:22:50.040 greatest

01:22:50.500 it's neutral

01:22:51.480 like science

01:22:53.260 it's neutral

01:22:54.260 take the COVID

01:22:55.080 back

01:22:55.300 so that to me

01:22:56.900 there's nothing

01:22:58.000 neutral in life

01:22:59.380 at all

01:23:00.600 and so

01:23:01.080 whatever influence

01:23:02.700 is going behind

01:23:03.680 the AI

01:23:04.400 and the technology

01:23:05.640 will be biased

01:23:07.740 in one direction

01:23:08.480 or another

01:23:08.960 and then you

01:23:10.620 have a situation

01:23:11.380 of who's controlling

01:23:12.180 the controllers

01:23:12.780 who controls

01:23:13.980 that technology

01:23:14.700 what is their

01:23:15.360 end goal

01:23:15.760 what do they

01:23:16.140 believe about

01:23:16.740 human rights

01:23:17.440 what do they

01:23:18.240 believe about

01:23:18.840 civil liberties

01:23:19.440 what do they

01:23:19.820 believe about

01:23:20.280 basic freedom

01:23:21.060 I'm concerned

01:23:22.140 about the

01:23:22.500 whole AI

01:23:23.040 singularity

01:23:24.060 of course

01:23:25.080 this to me

01:23:26.160 the Sunsoft

01:23:28.420 bank guy

01:23:29.000 soon

01:23:30.340 he spent

01:23:31.680 tens

01:23:32.180 when he

01:23:32.640 announces

01:23:33.000 you're going

01:23:33.220 to spend

01:23:33.440 100 billion

01:23:33.940 to create

01:23:34.260 jobs here

01:23:34.720 in America

01:23:35.040 I'm like

01:23:35.360 please go

01:23:36.240 away

01:23:36.480 I don't

01:23:37.340 want you

01:23:37.540 anywhere near

01:23:37.960 this country

01:23:38.360 he has

01:23:38.680 spent

01:23:39.000 tens of

01:23:40.360 billions

01:23:40.880 of dollars

01:23:41.600 trying to

01:23:42.660 advance and

01:23:43.200 accelerate

01:23:43.680 singularity

01:23:44.420 in which

01:23:44.860 AI

01:23:45.200 is really

01:23:45.580 truly

01:23:45.840 doing the

01:23:46.380 governing

01:23:46.620 of this

01:23:46.960 world

01:23:47.260 and we

01:23:48.100 lose a lot

01:23:48.540 of our

01:23:48.860 humans are

01:23:50.600 not running

01:23:51.160 the world

01:23:51.740 it's singularity

01:23:52.660 it's AI

01:23:53.140 it's all

01:23:53.920 this technology

01:23:54.440 it's actually

01:23:54.920 doing it

01:23:55.220 because they'll

01:23:55.480 do it better

01:23:55.960 it defeats

01:23:56.820 sovereignty

01:23:57.280 and free

01:23:57.720 will

01:23:57.940 and therefore

01:23:58.300 humanity

01:23:58.900 that's what

01:23:59.280 I'm saying

01:23:59.480 it completely

01:24:00.480 annihilates

01:24:01.060 the idea

01:24:01.520 of humanity

01:24:02.460 and this is

01:24:03.400 the guy

01:24:03.600 that's been

01:24:03.860 doing it

01:24:04.260 so I think

01:24:05.220 this to me

01:24:06.220 is I know

01:24:07.780 Elon has said

01:24:08.480 some things

01:24:08.920 that we need

01:24:09.900 to have a

01:24:10.300 conversation

01:24:10.700 about AI

01:24:11.100 I don't think

01:24:11.480 we're having

01:24:11.760 a deeper

01:24:12.120 we need to have

01:24:12.600 a deeper

01:24:12.820 conversation

01:24:13.260 about AI

01:24:13.880 singularity

01:24:15.140 and where

01:24:15.520 we're actually

01:24:15.940 headed

01:24:16.220 and what

01:24:16.580 do we want

01:24:16.900 our future

01:24:17.260 to look like

01:24:17.660 so you can't

01:24:18.080 introduce

01:24:18.640 any massive

01:24:20.120 disruptive

01:24:20.620 change

01:24:21.340 really against

01:24:23.000 the will

01:24:23.360 of the population

01:24:24.080 you need

01:24:24.560 consent

01:24:25.000 and the only

01:24:25.480 way you

01:24:25.740 get consent

01:24:26.300 is by

01:24:26.800 terrifying

01:24:27.300 them

01:24:27.780 and making

01:24:28.600 them feel

01:24:29.120 like your

01:24:30.240 solution

01:24:31.180 while imperfect

01:24:32.480 is better

01:24:33.500 than what

01:24:33.820 they have

01:24:34.200 we're not

01:24:34.600 giving them

01:24:34.960 the truth

01:24:35.360 but keeping

01:24:36.140 them ignorant 0.93

01:24:36.540 what I'm 1.00

01:24:37.140 saying is you

01:24:37.520 create chaos

01:24:38.520 you destroy

01:24:39.820 your cities

01:24:40.400 state of fear

01:24:40.920 you create a

01:24:42.000 state of fear

01:24:42.420 you do to

01:24:44.000 people with

01:24:44.680 crime and

01:24:45.340 immigration

01:24:45.880 what COVID

01:24:47.140 did

01:24:47.600 so Michael

01:24:48.560 Crichton

01:24:49.020 so they'll

01:24:49.380 accept anything

01:24:49.980 yeah Michael

01:24:50.480 Crichton wrote a

01:24:51.040 great book

01:24:51.440 state of fear

01:24:52.040 I actually cite

01:24:53.560 him in the

01:24:53.880 book

01:24:54.200 in which he's

01:24:55.520 talking about

01:24:55.960 the political

01:24:57.640 science of

01:24:58.440 global warming

01:24:59.200 and how it

01:25:00.160 puts people

01:25:01.280 into perpetual

01:25:01.780 state of fear

01:25:02.460 to achieve the

01:25:03.460 certain political

01:25:03.960 goals of people

01:25:05.020 what they want

01:25:05.600 to achieve

01:25:05.960 but the whole

01:25:07.540 idea of keeping

01:25:08.080 people in a

01:25:08.740 perpetual state

01:25:09.400 of fear

01:25:09.800 to manipulate

01:25:10.340 them into

01:25:10.860 getting what

01:25:11.360 these people

01:25:11.840 want to

01:25:12.300 achieve the

01:25:12.720 future

01:25:12.940 they want

01:25:13.340 which might

01:25:14.320 or might

01:25:14.700 not be

01:25:15.100 typically not

01:25:15.760 beneficial to

01:25:16.600 the rest of

01:25:16.960 the people

01:25:17.280 but it's

01:25:18.240 fear

01:25:18.540 it's a

01:25:19.400 tactic of

01:25:19.920 fear

01:25:20.200 like COVID

01:25:20.640 is going

01:25:20.840 to kill 1.00

01:25:21.100 you all 1.00

01:25:21.460 so you

01:25:21.960 should stay

01:25:22.280 inside your

01:25:22.660 house and

01:25:23.020 wear a mask

01:25:23.500 and be six

01:25:24.040 feet apart

01:25:24.340 which is all

01:25:24.740 made up by the

01:25:25.220 way

01:25:25.340 which isn't

01:25:26.860 that funny

01:25:27.220 where they say

01:25:27.640 trust the

01:25:28.040 science

01:25:28.420 and then they

01:25:29.500 go well

01:25:29.840 yeah men

01:25:30.240 can be

01:25:30.500 women 1.00

01:25:30.700 women 1.00

01:25:30.960 men

01:25:31.320 but you

01:25:32.240 only trust

01:25:32.600 the science

01:25:32.880 when we

01:25:33.060 say what

01:25:33.440 science is

01:25:34.160 science is

01:25:34.960 what we

01:25:35.200 say it

01:25:35.460 is

01:25:35.740 but in

01:25:36.220 that

01:25:36.380 situation

01:25:36.820 it's not

01:25:37.340 the intellectual

01:25:39.400 incoherence of

01:25:40.260 the left

01:25:40.560 drives me

01:25:41.000 nuts

01:25:41.420 but that's

01:25:42.260 what happens

01:25:42.640 when you

01:25:42.940 kind of

01:25:44.480 you

01:25:44.660 when you

01:25:45.480 cut the

01:25:45.760 cord to

01:25:46.060 the

01:25:46.160 transcendent

01:25:46.700 this idea

01:25:47.140 of a

01:25:47.320 transcendent

01:25:47.700 creator

01:25:48.040 and natural

01:25:48.600 inherent

01:25:48.860 rights

01:25:49.160 and something

01:25:49.540 above and

01:25:50.000 beyond is

01:25:50.340 infinite

01:25:50.720 and then you

01:25:52.080 all just

01:25:52.480 devolve into

01:25:52.980 this theater

01:25:53.500 of the absurd

01:25:54.160 because whatever

01:25:55.080 you say at the

01:25:55.640 moment is right

01:25:56.120 if there's no

01:25:56.620 absolute society

01:25:57.540 becomes absolute

01:25:58.300 so whatever

01:25:59.920 society says in

01:26:00.680 that moment

01:26:00.960 becomes absolute

01:26:01.600 so men can

01:26:02.060 be women

01:26:02.360 and women

01:26:02.680 men

01:26:03.000 and you just

01:26:04.040 make it up

01:26:04.400 as you go

01:26:04.700 along

01:26:04.980 and that's

01:26:05.400 why I think

01:26:05.760 kind of some

01:26:06.260 of the stuff

01:26:06.560 is being

01:26:06.800 exposed

01:26:07.340 Fauci

01:26:08.060 six feet

01:26:08.780 well you

01:26:09.240 just made

01:26:09.520 that up

01:26:09.920 the vaccine

01:26:11.740 wasn't a

01:26:12.060 vaccine

01:26:12.420 I remember

01:26:13.060 being castigated

01:26:13.860 on a certain

01:26:14.440 network that I

01:26:15.220 think people

01:26:15.560 would have been

01:26:16.020 surprised

01:26:16.480 for saying that

01:26:17.820 I thought the

01:26:18.700 shot at best

01:26:19.440 was a therapeutic

01:26:20.120 shot

01:26:20.560 and you would

01:26:21.460 have thought

01:26:21.720 I shot

01:26:22.320 somebody's dog 0.99

01:26:22.880 who castigated

01:26:25.500 you

01:26:25.740 you know

01:26:26.780 some network

01:26:27.280 that would have

01:26:27.960 been surprising

01:26:28.480 for people

01:26:29.060 the network

01:26:31.300 that was

01:26:32.000 requiring

01:26:33.380 vaccines

01:26:34.060 COVID vaccines

01:26:34.840 for their

01:26:35.140 employees

01:26:35.500 you mean

01:26:35.740 a lot

01:26:35.940 of people

01:26:36.220 were

01:26:36.440 Newsmax

01:26:37.060 by the way

01:26:37.820 was

01:26:38.180 nothing

01:26:39.640 is faker

01:26:40.160 than Newsmax

01:26:40.820 sorry

01:26:41.680 I have

01:26:43.020 to tell you

01:26:44.760 I think

01:26:45.360 the COVID

01:26:46.020 tests

01:26:47.620 was a test

01:26:49.540 that many

01:26:50.480 people failed

01:26:51.420 on the

01:26:52.800 conservative

01:26:53.200 side of

01:26:53.720 things

01:26:54.100 because

01:26:54.540 they believed

01:26:56.020 the lies

01:26:57.200 told by the

01:26:58.480 so-called

01:26:58.900 experts

01:26:59.500 it was a

01:27:00.040 test

01:27:00.460 they failed

01:27:01.040 miserably

01:27:01.500 and I

01:27:01.940 actually got

01:27:02.520 texts from

01:27:03.060 people

01:27:03.420 a couple

01:27:04.320 weeks in

01:27:04.820 when I

01:27:05.080 realized

01:27:05.640 this is

01:27:06.660 not

01:27:07.000 I have

01:27:08.020 real

01:27:08.180 questions

01:27:08.560 here

01:27:08.720 I don't

01:27:08.920 think

01:27:09.120 this is

01:27:09.400 what

01:27:09.540 people

01:27:09.820 cracking

01:27:10.460 it up

01:27:10.760 to be

01:27:11.100 and they

01:27:13.600 were texting

01:27:13.880 me

01:27:13.980 what's up

01:27:14.200 with all

01:27:14.440 your

01:27:14.560 boomer

01:27:14.920 tweets

01:27:15.320 what's

01:27:16.380 going on

01:27:16.760 here

01:27:16.900 like

01:27:17.100 this is

01:27:17.560 serious

01:27:17.920 stuff

01:27:18.420 I said

01:27:19.640 why do

01:27:19.980 you

01:27:20.100 accept

01:27:20.580 blindly

01:27:21.460 that

01:27:22.460 the CDC

01:27:23.080 and the

01:27:23.500 NIH

01:27:23.800 are

01:27:25.000 suddenly

01:27:25.300 purest

01:27:25.680 driven

01:27:25.860 snow

01:27:26.240 when over

01:27:27.020 the last

01:27:27.320 several

01:27:27.540 years

01:27:27.800 we've

01:27:28.040 seen

01:27:28.280 the DOJ

01:27:28.840 and the

01:27:29.100 FBI

01:27:29.400 and other

01:27:29.720 parts of

01:27:30.060 this state

01:27:30.500 be weaponized

01:27:31.200 against

01:27:31.660 and used

01:27:32.360 for political

01:27:32.800 purposes

01:27:33.260 and now

01:27:34.000 suddenly

01:27:34.360 different

01:27:35.300 branch of

01:27:35.800 the same

01:27:36.180 tree

01:27:36.540 is somehow

01:27:37.020 purest

01:27:37.460 driven

01:27:37.640 snow

01:27:38.000 like I'm

01:27:38.960 sorry

01:27:39.200 I just

01:27:39.640 think

01:27:39.860 in my

01:27:40.120 you know

01:27:40.800 if you

01:27:41.120 think

01:27:41.320 through

01:27:41.540 this

01:27:41.800 in a

01:27:42.240 reasonable

01:27:42.540 rational

01:27:42.960 way

01:27:43.340 I think

01:27:44.180 you should

01:27:44.500 really strongly

01:27:45.160 question

01:27:45.680 anything

01:27:46.100 that's

01:27:46.380 coming out

01:27:46.720 the CDC

01:27:47.240 and the

01:27:48.000 NIH

01:27:48.340 or anything

01:27:49.120 else

01:27:49.380 because I

01:27:49.720 think

01:27:49.860 there's a

01:27:50.180 certain

01:27:50.380 political

01:27:50.740 element

01:27:51.180 to what

01:27:51.480 they're

01:27:51.620 actually

01:27:51.880 pushing

01:27:52.200 and I

01:27:53.920 think

01:27:54.040 that's

01:27:54.260 how you

01:27:54.460 had

01:27:54.640 like I

01:27:55.280 was kind

01:27:55.620 of stunned

01:27:56.120 when so

01:27:56.520 many

01:27:56.660 conservatives

01:27:57.060 fell for

01:27:57.520 Wharton

01:27:57.780 like why

01:27:58.760 can't you

01:27:59.040 just step

01:27:59.420 back and

01:27:59.800 go this

01:28:00.340 is heavily

01:28:01.040 politicized

01:28:01.840 this is

01:28:02.780 probably

01:28:03.040 heavily

01:28:03.380 politicized

01:28:04.680 I'm not

01:28:06.340 sure I

01:28:06.740 don't trust

01:28:07.180 them so

01:28:07.920 why should

01:28:08.220 I trust

01:28:08.500 I don't

01:28:08.800 trust them

01:28:09.160 either

01:28:09.440 I've

01:28:11.380 told

01:28:11.480 I'm so

01:28:12.120 this is

01:28:12.920 another thing

01:28:13.220 that I

01:28:13.740 think we

01:28:14.000 need to

01:28:14.280 start really

01:28:15.020 emphasizing

01:28:16.720 a lot of

01:28:17.460 us

01:28:17.620 like think

01:28:18.560 for yourself

01:28:19.160 I tell my

01:28:19.740 kids all

01:28:20.000 the time

01:28:20.300 question

01:28:20.720 everything

01:28:21.200 yeah

01:28:22.020 except for

01:28:23.060 me I'm

01:28:23.500 your benevolent

01:28:24.020 dictator

01:28:24.420 well you're

01:28:25.720 the patriarch

01:28:26.360 that's right

01:28:26.880 no question

01:28:27.340 there's no

01:28:28.320 question

01:28:28.620 yes

01:28:29.040 but that's

01:28:30.040 how you

01:28:30.200 get to

01:28:30.400 the truth

01:28:31.000 you have

01:28:32.080 to question

01:28:32.500 everything

01:28:32.860 to actually

01:28:33.560 get to

01:28:33.900 the truth

01:28:34.200 of what

01:28:34.440 is

01:28:34.620 and don't

01:28:35.460 accept

01:28:35.800 something

01:28:36.140 on its

01:28:36.460 face value

01:28:37.100 why should

01:28:38.540 I take

01:28:38.860 orders from

01:28:39.320 anyone who

01:28:39.680 pushed the

01:28:40.060 vax

01:28:40.480 ever again

01:28:41.860 yeah

01:28:42.340 is that fair

01:28:43.660 I mean I

01:28:44.120 don't that

01:28:44.500 seems like a

01:28:44.980 pretty just

01:28:45.420 simple

01:28:45.660 I'm just

01:28:45.940 I don't

01:28:47.040 believe you

01:28:47.400 I'm sorry

01:28:48.620 I don't

01:28:49.160 believe you

01:28:49.560 until you

01:28:49.960 can actually

01:28:50.500 prove beyond

01:28:51.300 a shadow

01:28:51.880 of a doubt

01:28:52.340 that what

01:28:52.660 you're telling

01:28:53.020 me is true

01:28:53.380 I don't

01:28:53.720 believe you

01:28:54.160 and I think

01:28:55.200 that should be

01:28:55.520 our entire

01:28:55.840 approach

01:28:56.040 all the

01:28:56.300 government

01:28:56.520 right now

01:28:56.920 I mean

01:28:57.500 this is why

01:28:58.180 the Bobby

01:28:58.620 Kennedy

01:28:58.900 nomination

01:28:59.340 is essential

01:29:00.240 it's like

01:29:00.700 whatever you

01:29:01.100 think of

01:29:01.400 Bobby

01:29:01.620 Kennedy

01:29:01.940 I love

01:29:02.380 Bobby

01:29:02.620 Kennedy

01:29:02.880 but

01:29:03.080 don't agree

01:29:04.040 with him

01:29:04.240 on everything

01:29:04.620 of course

01:29:05.260 but

01:29:05.840 Bobby

01:29:06.780 Kennedy

01:29:07.060 was the

01:29:07.900 opposition

01:29:08.260 to that

01:29:08.840 and

01:29:09.820 he should be

01:29:10.700 rewarded

01:29:11.140 hold of

01:29:12.000 big pharma

01:29:12.640 I think

01:29:15.860 that to me

01:29:16.940 is a step

01:29:17.320 in the right

01:29:17.640 direction

01:29:18.040 of what's

01:29:19.660 going on

01:29:20.080 it's just

01:29:20.980 funny that

01:29:21.320 the people

01:29:21.680 who make

01:29:22.020 Xanax

01:29:22.460 who should

01:29:22.760 be in

01:29:23.020 prison for

01:29:23.460 making

01:29:23.680 Xanax

01:29:24.080 in my

01:29:24.360 opinion

01:29:24.660 kills a lot

01:29:25.320 of people

01:29:25.700 destroys so

01:29:26.640 many lives

01:29:27.180 those people

01:29:28.640 are lecturing

01:29:29.220 me about how

01:29:29.640 Bobby Kennedy

01:29:30.160 is bad

01:29:30.580 you make

01:29:30.860 Xanax

01:29:31.480 and you're

01:29:32.140 telling me

01:29:32.500 Bobby Kennedy

01:29:33.080 is bad

01:29:33.620 who by the

01:29:34.060 way also

01:29:34.440 started the

01:29:34.940 opioid

01:29:35.260 Christ

01:29:35.620 all the

01:29:36.020 things that

01:29:36.320 have gone

01:29:36.560 through big

01:29:37.000 pharma

01:29:37.260 over the

01:29:37.660 years

01:29:37.840 opioids are

01:29:39.000 obvious

01:29:39.360 Xanax is

01:29:39.920 very subtle

01:29:40.460 everyone's

01:29:40.880 on Xanax

01:29:41.480 try to get

01:29:42.500 off Xanax

01:29:43.100 you know

01:29:43.800 these people

01:29:44.800 I think 0.92

01:29:45.360 they're criminals

01:29:45.760 that's my 0.83

01:29:46.140 personal opinion

01:29:46.880 I think

01:29:47.220 I hope

01:29:48.280 that the

01:29:48.560 American people

01:29:49.200 over the

01:29:49.780 last nine

01:29:50.540 years

01:29:50.820 especially

01:29:51.440 everything

01:29:51.860 that's

01:29:52.060 taken

01:29:52.200 place

01:29:52.580 would have

01:29:55.100 a healthy

01:29:56.080 dose of

01:29:56.900 skepticism

01:29:57.620 about anything

01:29:58.560 coming out

01:29:59.140 of our

01:29:59.700 government

01:30:00.240 and our

01:30:00.840 corporate

01:30:01.080 propagandists

01:30:01.980 moving forward

01:30:03.000 and go I'm

01:30:03.480 not going to

01:30:04.160 accept you at

01:30:04.760 face value

01:30:05.480 until you can

01:30:06.880 prove be

01:30:07.340 verifiable

01:30:08.220 proof

01:30:08.940 of what

01:30:09.520 you're

01:30:09.660 saying

01:30:09.920 I think

01:30:11.620 that'd be a

01:30:11.980 very healthy

01:30:12.440 approach for

01:30:12.880 us moving

01:30:13.220 forward

01:30:13.580 yeah I agree

01:30:15.380 with that

01:30:15.660 completely

01:30:16.100 so just

01:30:16.760 bottom line

01:30:17.260 for us

01:30:18.020 having

01:30:18.320 spent

01:30:19.120 by the way

01:30:19.480 when you

01:30:19.700 wrote this

01:30:20.240 book

01:30:20.500 like what

01:30:21.300 kind of

01:30:21.580 mood

01:30:21.760 were you

01:30:22.060 in

01:30:22.260 it must

01:30:23.160 have been

01:30:23.420 felt

01:30:23.740 pretty

01:30:23.980 dark

01:30:24.400 I was

01:30:25.840 I was

01:30:26.800 in a

01:30:27.940 mood

01:30:28.740 of my

01:30:29.660 rights

01:30:30.260 as a

01:30:30.640 freeborn

01:30:31.100 American

01:30:31.660 and the

01:30:33.200 country I

01:30:33.840 was promised

01:30:34.640 constitutional

01:30:35.680 republic

01:30:36.200 government

01:30:36.600 of by

01:30:37.000 and for

01:30:37.220 the people

01:30:37.720 has been

01:30:39.400 annihilated

01:30:40.100 has been 0.52

01:30:40.680 destroyed

01:30:41.040 we have

01:30:41.380 an illusion

01:30:41.760 of it

01:30:42.180 we are

01:30:44.160 being lectured

01:30:45.000 that somehow

01:30:46.560 our betters

01:30:47.600 who are these

01:30:47.980 unelected

01:30:48.480 bureaucrats

01:30:49.120 who are a

01:30:49.460 credentialed 0.98

01:30:49.940 idiocracy 0.93

01:30:50.540 somehow are

01:30:52.200 the ones that

01:30:52.740 should be

01:30:53.060 governing us

01:30:53.780 and ruling

01:30:54.540 us

01:30:55.040 and I

01:30:58.000 wanted to

01:30:58.580 have a

01:30:58.920 conversation

01:30:59.260 I wanted to

01:30:59.680 start a

01:30:59.940 conversation

01:31:00.440 with the

01:31:00.720 American

01:31:00.980 people

01:31:01.340 with the

01:31:01.620 book

01:31:01.940 of

01:31:03.580 these

01:31:04.380 people

01:31:04.640 do not

01:31:04.960 have

01:31:05.120 your

01:31:05.240 best

01:31:05.480 interests

01:31:05.860 in

01:31:06.000 mind

01:31:06.340 they

01:31:07.200 have

01:31:07.580 taken

01:31:07.920 away

01:31:08.140 your

01:31:08.300 birthright

01:31:08.740 as a

01:31:09.060 freeborn

01:31:09.400 American

01:31:09.740 people

01:31:10.200 they have

01:31:11.220 annihilated

01:31:11.780 the

01:31:11.980 constitutional

01:31:12.560 republic

01:31:13.100 they have

01:31:13.540 destroyed

01:31:13.940 the machinery

01:31:14.520 of the

01:31:14.920 republic

01:31:15.340 which is

01:31:16.320 the best

01:31:16.660 protector of

01:31:17.240 your natural

01:31:17.640 inherent

01:31:17.960 rights

01:31:18.400 this

01:31:19.320 and they

01:31:20.340 did it

01:31:20.580 intentionally

01:31:21.020 I mean

01:31:21.720 the

01:31:22.020 progressives

01:31:22.860 don't

01:31:23.780 believe

01:31:24.080 in

01:31:24.240 natural

01:31:24.580 inherent

01:31:24.880 rights

01:31:25.300 they're

01:31:25.860 actually

01:31:26.140 vehemently

01:31:26.720 opposed

01:31:27.020 to a

01:31:27.240 rights

01:31:27.400 based

01:31:27.580 government

01:31:27.840 of course

01:31:28.300 they

01:31:28.820 thought

01:31:30.340 that

01:31:30.640 rights

01:31:31.420 do not

01:31:31.840 I mean

01:31:32.100 Frank

01:31:32.380 Goodenow

01:31:32.700 who was

01:31:33.100 really

01:31:33.460 one of

01:31:34.020 the

01:31:34.400 guys

01:31:35.460 that

01:31:35.640 structured

01:31:36.120 the

01:31:36.320 administrative

01:31:36.760 state

01:31:37.060 through

01:31:37.200 administrative

01:31:37.580 law

01:31:38.000 said

01:31:38.540 that

01:31:38.840 an

01:31:39.180 individual

01:31:39.520 does

01:31:39.760 not

01:31:39.960 possess

01:31:40.220 rights

01:31:40.560 from

01:31:40.760 his

01:31:40.940 creator

01:31:41.240 but

01:31:41.420 from

01:31:41.620 his

01:31:41.800 society

01:31:42.200 his

01:31:42.420 society

01:31:42.780 is

01:31:42.900 the

01:31:42.980 one

01:31:43.060 that

01:31:43.200 gives

01:31:43.500 an

01:31:43.720 individual

01:31:44.060 his

01:31:44.300 rights

01:31:44.600 because

01:31:45.300 they

01:31:45.420 believed

01:31:45.680 the

01:31:45.860 state

01:31:46.080 should

01:31:46.240 give

01:31:46.420 rights

01:31:46.840 back

01:31:47.820 to

01:31:47.980 the

01:31:48.100 people

01:31:48.400 if

01:31:48.620 it

01:31:48.720 was

01:31:48.820 a

01:31:48.960 benefit

01:31:49.200 to

01:31:49.380 the

01:31:49.500 state

01:31:49.780 you

01:31:50.400 can't

01:31:50.620 have

01:31:50.760 natural

01:31:51.060 inherent

01:31:51.400 God

01:31:51.740 given

01:31:51.920 rights

01:31:52.320 because

01:31:52.840 it

01:31:53.060 becomes

01:31:53.620 a

01:31:54.160 monkey

01:31:55.200 wrench

01:31:55.620 in

01:31:56.500 their

01:31:56.820 progressive

01:31:57.480 idea

01:31:58.720 of the

01:31:58.960 state

01:31:59.120 of

01:31:59.240 salvation

01:31:59.600 efficiency

01:32:00.100 towards

01:32:00.460 progress

01:32:01.460 all of

01:32:03.820 these

01:32:03.960 things

01:32:04.200 that have

01:32:04.420 taken

01:32:04.620 place

01:32:05.020 we have

01:32:05.820 to have

01:32:05.980 this

01:32:06.140 conversation

01:32:06.740 we have

01:32:09.060 not

01:32:09.340 had

01:32:09.520 this

01:32:09.700 conversation

01:32:10.180 about

01:32:10.460 who

01:32:10.660 we are

01:32:10.900 as a

01:32:11.120 people

01:32:11.380 what

01:32:11.800 our

01:32:11.940 birthright

01:32:12.360 is

01:32:12.700 what

01:32:13.180 our

01:32:13.340 rights

01:32:13.640 are

01:32:13.800 what

01:32:13.940 our

01:32:14.080 God

01:32:14.280 given

01:32:14.480 rights

01:32:14.740 are

01:32:14.840 what

01:32:15.020 government

01:32:15.400 should

01:32:15.600 actually

01:32:15.880 look

01:32:16.140 like

01:32:16.520 today

01:32:17.440 and

01:32:18.800 let's

01:32:18.980 have

01:32:19.100 that

01:32:19.240 conversation

01:32:19.780 and then

01:32:20.340 have

01:32:20.560 the

01:32:20.700 conversation

01:32:21.100 about

01:32:21.340 how

01:32:21.560 we

01:32:21.720 get

01:32:21.880 back

01:32:22.160 to

01:32:22.320 where

01:32:22.540 we

01:32:22.760 started

01:32:23.140 the

01:32:25.380 Constitution

01:32:26.000 is

01:32:26.300 the

01:32:26.400 greatest

01:32:26.600 document

01:32:27.180 political

01:32:27.640 document

01:32:28.100 the

01:32:28.240 world

01:32:28.360 has

01:32:28.460 ever

01:32:28.540 seen

01:32:28.800 and

01:32:29.900 it

01:32:29.960 was

01:32:30.080 written

01:32:30.280 by

01:32:30.500 men

01:32:30.780 who

01:32:30.920 are

01:32:31.000 not

01:32:31.160 perfect

01:32:31.500 by

01:32:31.700 the

01:32:31.780 way

01:32:31.920 they

01:32:32.100 had

01:32:32.240 their

01:32:32.340 own

01:32:32.460 share

01:32:32.640 of

01:32:32.740 faults

01:32:41.120 God

01:32:41.400 had

01:32:41.520 given

01:32:41.740 rights

01:32:42.160 they

01:32:42.980 were

01:32:43.100 optimistic

01:32:43.540 that

01:32:43.900 even

01:32:44.140 though

01:32:44.480 we

01:32:44.740 knew

01:32:44.940 they

01:32:45.180 were

01:32:45.300 imperfect

01:32:45.660 human

01:32:45.940 beings

01:32:46.220 who

01:32:46.360 should

01:32:46.500 never

01:32:46.680 have

01:32:46.840 consolidated

01:32:47.460 power

01:32:47.980 they

01:32:48.820 could

01:32:48.980 form

01:32:49.220 a

01:32:49.360 government

01:32:49.680 that

01:32:50.020 protected

01:32:50.420 those

01:32:50.680 natural

01:32:50.980 God

01:32:51.200 given

01:32:51.400 rights

01:32:51.680 and

01:32:51.800 took

01:32:51.940 none

01:32:52.060 of

01:32:52.120 them

01:32:52.220 away

01:32:52.460 and

01:32:53.160 it

01:32:53.280 provided

01:32:53.620 for

01:32:53.780 this

01:32:54.000 amazing

01:32:55.480 small

01:32:56.100 agrarian

01:32:56.700 country

01:32:57.180 kind

01:32:57.880 of on

01:32:58.040 the

01:32:58.140 edge

01:32:58.280 of

01:32:58.340 that

01:32:58.500 Eurocentric 0.73

01:32:59.660 world

01:33:00.100 in the

01:33:00.740 late

01:33:00.900 1700s

01:33:01.700 to

01:33:02.140 become

01:33:02.540 honestly

01:33:03.340 I would

01:33:03.620 say

01:33:03.740 the

01:33:03.860 greatest

01:33:04.060 nation

01:33:04.340 the

01:33:04.480 world

01:33:04.620 has

01:33:04.720 ever

01:33:04.860 seen

01:33:05.120 how

01:33:05.780 does

01:33:05.900 that

01:33:06.000 happen

01:33:06.200 it's

01:33:06.300 not

01:33:06.380 by

01:33:06.500 chance

01:33:06.820 it's

01:33:07.880 because

01:33:08.080 these

01:33:08.300 guys

01:33:08.600 knew

01:33:08.960 they

01:33:09.140 understood

01:33:09.420 human

01:33:09.700 nature

01:33:10.000 they

01:33:10.160 fully

01:33:11.480 understood

01:33:11.960 a

01:33:12.200 transcendent

01:33:12.680 creator

01:33:12.920 with

01:33:13.080 natural

01:33:13.360 inherent

01:33:13.600 rights

01:33:13.900 we're

01:33:14.340 going to

01:33:14.520 create

01:33:14.720 this

01:33:14.900 constitutional

01:33:15.340 republic

01:33:15.840 we're

01:33:16.800 going to

01:33:17.100 create

01:33:17.340 the

01:33:17.480 greatest

01:33:17.700 amount

01:33:17.920 of

01:33:18.040 freedom

01:33:18.260 as

01:33:18.460 possible

01:33:18.880 for

01:33:19.140 the

01:33:19.300 flourishing

01:33:19.880 of

01:33:20.040 freedom

01:33:20.320 and

01:33:21.040 prosperity

01:33:21.900 and

01:33:23.360 the

01:33:23.540 progressives

01:33:24.160 completely

01:33:24.980 fundamentally

01:33:25.520 rejected

01:33:26.020 that turn

01:33:26.460 of the

01:33:26.640 20th

01:33:26.940 century

01:33:27.180 and said

01:33:27.440 no

01:33:27.600 we don't

01:33:27.820 believe

01:33:28.040 in

01:33:28.160 that

01:33:34.620 these

01:33:35.280 unelected

01:33:35.740 bureaucrats

01:33:36.200 who

01:33:36.340 through

01:33:36.560 applied

01:33:36.920 science

01:33:37.480 will

01:33:38.420 lead

01:33:38.640 us

01:33:38.760 to

01:33:38.900 a

01:33:39.040 greater

01:33:39.240 future

01:33:39.540 who

01:33:39.780 truly

01:33:40.500 believe

01:33:40.960 in

01:33:41.100 the

01:33:41.220 apotheosis

01:33:41.820 of

01:33:42.060 mankind

01:33:42.360 they

01:33:42.980 believe

01:33:43.380 that

01:33:43.660 history

01:33:44.280 was

01:33:44.600 on

01:33:44.860 this

01:33:45.000 upward

01:33:45.300 linear

01:33:45.600 progress

01:33:46.040 that

01:33:46.220 the

01:33:46.380 end

01:33:46.560 of

01:33:46.700 history

01:33:46.920 would

01:33:47.080 be

01:33:47.160 the

01:33:47.300 perfection

01:33:47.660 of

01:33:47.860 mankind

01:33:48.220 dead

01:33:48.780 serious

01:33:49.020 no

01:33:49.400 so

01:33:49.540 these

01:33:49.780 are

01:33:49.900 some

01:33:50.080 of

01:33:50.160 the

01:33:50.280 poisonous

01:33:50.620 ideas

01:33:51.240 behind

01:33:51.740 what's

01:33:52.040 taking

01:33:52.260 place

01:33:52.560 in

01:33:52.660 this

01:33:52.780 country

01:33:53.020 today

01:33:53.320 hilarious

01:33:53.980 ideas

01:33:54.620 they're

01:33:54.880 like

01:33:55.080 so 1.00

01:33:55.620 dumb 1.00

01:33:56.120 they're 1.00

01:33:56.600 so 1.00

01:33:57.100 dumb 1.00

01:33:57.540 rantings 1.00

01:33:58.260 of

01:33:58.540 deluded 0.99

01:33:58.960 madmen 0.99

01:33:59.400 is

01:33:59.540 what

01:33:59.660 i

01:33:59.780 describe

01:34:00.120 in

01:34:00.280 the

01:34:00.380 book

01:34:00.600 of

01:34:00.960 will

01:34:01.200 wilson

01:34:01.800 and

01:34:02.000 herbert

01:34:02.280 crowley

01:34:02.840 and

01:34:03.180 frank

01:34:04.320 good

01:34:04.580 now

01:34:04.960 and

01:34:05.140 all

01:34:05.360 these

01:34:05.640 founders

01:34:06.040 of

01:34:06.580 the

01:34:06.700 progress

01:34:07.000 john

01:34:07.300 burgess

01:34:07.840 who

01:34:08.140 by the

01:34:08.360 way

01:34:08.480 was

01:34:08.600 the

01:34:08.740 founder

01:34:08.940 of

01:34:09.120 political

01:34:09.480 science

01:34:10.040 in

01:34:10.160 america

01:34:10.580 vehemently

01:34:11.660 rejected

01:34:12.140 a

01:34:12.820 rights

01:34:13.040 based

01:34:13.240 government

01:34:13.620 and

01:34:14.380 he's

01:34:14.620 considered

01:34:14.880 the

01:34:15.060 father

01:34:15.320 of

01:34:15.600 political

01:34:15.920 science

01:34:16.220 in

01:34:16.340 america

01:34:16.600 so

01:34:16.760 we

01:34:16.860 should

01:34:16.980 probably

01:34:17.180 have

01:34:17.320 questions

01:34:17.660 about

01:34:17.900 the

01:34:18.040 whole

01:34:18.280 exercise

01:34:18.860 of

01:34:19.000 political

01:34:19.280 science

01:34:19.680 so

01:34:20.500 yeah

01:34:20.660 i was

01:34:20.900 writing

01:34:21.140 this

01:34:21.340 book

01:34:21.660 and

01:34:23.260 we

01:34:23.400 are

01:34:23.540 called

01:34:24.100 deplorables

01:34:25.300 and

01:34:25.820 irredeemables

01:34:26.800 and

01:34:27.240 disruptive

01:34:27.820 simply

01:34:29.240 because

01:34:29.640 we're

01:34:29.900 asking

01:34:30.320 for a

01:34:30.780 restoration

01:34:31.180 of

01:34:32.580 our

01:34:32.740 rights

01:34:33.080 we're

01:34:33.980 asking

01:34:34.280 for a

01:34:34.660 restoration

01:34:35.060 of

01:34:35.520 what

01:34:35.640 we

01:34:35.800 had

01:34:36.260 in

01:34:36.860 some

01:34:37.000 ways

01:34:37.280 and

01:34:38.600 that's

01:34:38.800 why

01:34:38.920 i

01:34:39.020 consider

01:34:39.240 myself

01:34:39.520 a

01:34:39.660 restorationist

01:34:40.300 not

01:34:40.500 a

01:34:40.600 conservative

01:34:40.960 but

01:34:41.920 going

01:34:42.120 back

01:34:42.380 to

01:34:42.500 what

01:34:42.620 the

01:34:42.760 founders

01:34:43.140 were

01:34:43.400 trying

01:34:43.660 to

01:34:43.780 do

01:34:43.920 during

01:34:44.140 the

01:34:44.280 american

01:34:44.540 revolution

01:34:44.960 they

01:34:45.200 were

01:34:45.340 simply

01:34:45.660 asking

01:34:46.100 that

01:34:46.340 we

01:34:46.480 have

01:34:46.720 our

01:34:46.900 rights

01:34:47.180 as

01:34:47.360 englishmen

01:34:47.820 restored

01:34:48.320 you

01:34:48.600 have

01:34:48.740 taken

01:34:49.020 them

01:34:49.180 away

01:34:49.480 we

01:34:49.700 want

01:34:49.980 them

01:34:50.120 restored

01:34:50.540 and

01:34:52.280 i

01:34:52.560 think

01:34:52.760 we've

01:34:52.960 kind

01:34:53.100 of

01:34:53.180 come

01:34:53.340 to

01:34:53.460 that

01:34:53.620 next

01:34:54.000 we've

01:34:54.700 kind

01:34:54.840 of

01:34:54.920 come

01:34:55.040 to

01:34:55.160 that

01:34:55.300 same

01:34:55.520 situation

01:34:56.040 today

01:34:56.580 where

01:34:57.800 i

01:34:59.180 am

01:34:59.880 demanding

01:35:00.320 and

01:35:00.500 others

01:35:00.720 are

01:35:00.860 demanding

01:35:01.080 we

01:35:01.280 want

01:35:01.540 our

01:35:01.720 rights

01:35:01.960 restored

01:35:02.480 we

01:35:03.880 want

01:35:04.100 our

01:35:04.240 government

01:35:04.560 restored

01:35:05.040 a

01:35:05.220 constitutional

01:35:05.600 republic

01:35:06.040 restored

01:35:06.560 we

01:35:06.980 want

01:35:07.180 a

01:35:07.360 government

01:35:07.640 that

01:35:07.860 actually

01:35:08.260 benefits

01:35:08.980 and

01:35:09.540 promotes

01:35:09.900 the

01:35:10.100 interests

01:35:10.400 of

01:35:10.540 the

01:35:10.660 american

01:35:10.940 people

01:35:11.380 on

01:35:11.660 all

01:35:11.900 fronts

01:35:16.720 for

01:35:17.080 the

01:35:17.200 ruling

01:35:17.440 class

01:35:17.940 we're

01:35:18.860 actually

01:35:19.360 treated

01:35:20.540 with the

01:35:21.520 respect

01:35:21.940 that is

01:35:22.240 due

01:35:22.480 us

01:35:22.760 as a

01:35:23.040 freeborn

01:35:23.360 american

01:35:23.700 people

01:35:24.120 and

01:35:26.580 my

01:35:28.160 sincere

01:35:28.940 hope

01:35:29.440 is

01:35:30.160 that we

01:35:30.780 actually

01:35:31.100 have

01:35:31.380 enough

01:35:31.700 leaders

01:35:32.060 in

01:35:32.340 dc

01:35:32.760 i think

01:35:33.420 we've

01:35:33.600 got to

01:35:33.840 start

01:35:34.100 we're

01:35:34.300 going to

01:35:34.420 need

01:35:34.580 more

01:35:34.880 with

01:35:35.140 the

01:35:35.260 political

01:35:35.540 courage

01:35:35.920 to

01:35:36.040 understand

01:35:36.480 the

01:35:36.700 stakes

01:35:37.120 and go

01:35:37.820 we're

01:35:37.940 going to

01:35:38.120 fight

01:35:38.280 for

01:35:38.400 this

01:35:38.760 i

01:35:40.400 agree

01:35:40.580 with

01:35:40.740 that

01:35:40.900 strongly

01:35:41.280 but

01:35:42.040 we're

01:35:42.440 gonna

01:35:42.520 have

01:35:42.620 to

01:35:42.740 suffer

01:35:42.920 to

01:35:43.100 get

01:35:43.240 there

01:35:43.460 we

01:35:43.740 are

01:35:43.940 like

01:35:44.360 i

01:35:44.520 said

01:35:44.700 i

01:35:44.880 think

01:35:45.120 if

01:35:45.480 what

01:35:46.600 i

01:35:46.760 think

01:35:46.960 could

01:35:47.100 happen

01:35:47.340 over

01:35:47.480 the

01:35:47.560 next

01:35:47.680 four

01:35:47.860 years

01:35:48.060 we

01:35:48.480 could

01:35:48.700 be

01:35:48.840 in

01:35:49.000 for

01:35:49.140 one

01:35:49.340 of

01:35:49.440 the

01:35:49.700 more

01:35:51.860 interesting

01:35:52.320 periods

01:35:52.700 in

01:35:52.880 time

01:35:53.180 that

01:35:53.520 makes

01:35:54.080 the

01:35:54.240 last

01:35:54.440 nine

01:35:54.660 years

01:35:54.860 look

01:35:55.040 like

01:35:55.220 a

01:35:55.340 warm

01:35:55.500 up

01:35:55.640 act

01:35:55.940 but

01:35:56.420 it's

01:35:56.560 worth

01:35:56.760 it

01:35:56.920 the

01:35:57.100 fight's

01:35:57.380 worth

01:35:57.560 it

01:35:58.080 yeah

01:35:59.500 Brian

01:35:59.700 thank

01:36:00.020 you

01:36:00.240 thank

01:36:00.660 you

01:36:14.520 what

The Tucker Carlson Show - January 08, 2025

Ned Ryun on Who’s Planning to Sabotage Trump From Within, Is DOGE Too Ambitious, & the FBI’s Future

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