On today's show, we are joined by Kash Patel and Luke Hradowski, and later, President Donald Trump. We discuss the Libertarian Party National Convention, the upcoming presidential debates, and the future of the party.
00:00:02.000We are here at the Libertarian Party National Convention.
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00:01:30.000Happy Memorial Day to all our veterans and thank you for everyone that served and I am excited about the conference to discuss that and also look forward to you and President Trump's discussion.
00:02:02.000And I definitely want to talk to you about the Plans for the future.
00:02:07.000I'll keep it light as possible because, you know, obviously, you know, later on the show when I'm able to sit down with the president, I have a lot of questions about law enforcement and things that we'd like to see.
00:02:18.000But I know that you have a lot of experience.
00:04:09.000What's what's what's the probability we get some legitimate accountability?
00:04:13.000So I think what you want to see is that accountability, right?
00:04:16.000And the best form of accountability comes in the form of an arrest, especially when the people that are supposed to be watching over the law are the ones breaking it.
00:04:24.000And it's been a cycle we've seen happen since Russiagate, since Jan 6, since the 51 Intel letters, since Hunter Biden's laptop.
00:04:31.000And the list goes on and people keep getting frustrated and rightfully so when the government gangsters like James Comey and Merrick Garland and those guys get to break the law and issue unlawful violations of federal statute to go after political opponents.
00:04:48.000So I think And President Trump has been, only Trump speaks for Trump, but in my opinion, I think President Trump has been very vocal on his positions on being the largest victim of that deep state prosecution.
00:05:00.000I mean, to your point, 91 counts on indictments and counting, maybe.
00:05:32.000Then they reimbursed taxes on top, so it's $60,000.
00:05:38.000So in this New York trial, they say that he got a total of $420,000 paid under the assumption this was legitimate payment for the work that he was doing.
00:05:48.000But the defense's argument is that Donald Trump did not know Michael Cohen was paying Stormy Daniels.
00:05:53.000Cohen took out a home equity loan to pay it himself, told Costello that was the case, then asked for a reimbursement for legal expenses to which the Trump organization, it was, who was it, was it Allen?
00:06:16.000Listen, let's rewind the tape a little bit and remind the world what Hillary did.
00:06:20.000Not to go back to Russiagate, but everything seems to, right?
00:06:23.000Hillary Clinton took publicly raised funds, $10 million, hit it as a legal expense, gave it to a law firm and said, go out and hire Fusion GPS and create the Steele dossier, which is actually illegal to use campaign finance dollars.
00:06:38.000That's not only a felony, it's a civil fraud violation.
00:06:52.000In New York, they said that it's a state law that says you can't corruptly influence an election.
00:06:58.000So the only reason, like in the event that Trump knew he was actually paying off Stormy Daniels, the only reason that would be illegal is if Trump was doing it to corruptly influence a state election, which he's not, which it's beyond the statute of limitations.
00:07:14.000There's nothing here, and we know for a fact Cohen has admitted to stealing at the minimum $30,000.
00:07:22.000And if you add in the tax reimbursement, $60,000, and if we believe the defense, which should be made by prosecutors when they're prosecuting Cohen, it's a quarter million dollars.
00:07:39.000When I was watching Michael Cohen last week implode the prosecution's case on the witness stand, I was just completely beside me.
00:07:47.000He literally, as you said, for the first time that I've heard, Admitted to six more felonies that the DOJ, the District Attorney's Office, and the Southern District of New York all knew about for four years, and none of them prosecuted him for any of it.
00:09:16.000And the judge, you should see what happened behind closed doors, we got to stay.
00:09:20.000And the judge was basically scolding Costello, saying, don't, don't, you can't stare me down.
00:09:25.000And Costello, who I would remind you is a former federal prosecutor, one of the head guys at the Sun District of New York, a career defense attorney. He was just looking at the judge like, WTF
00:10:07.000I think what they do want is they want to send a message to any witnesses that they'll just claim it was a lie under oath.
00:10:12.000They will go after you for perjury no matter what.
00:10:14.000I mean, you look at Peter Navarro, you look at They will get you to testify, and this is why I think it's imperative that Bannon resists this trial.
00:10:50.000And in a normal constitutional courtroom where he has that right to do so and not be in fear of being baselessly prosecuted, the reason, and I'm not speaking for him, but I would opine legally, is that I wouldn't put Donald Trump on the witness stand because they'll ask him one question about something he did in his past and they'll say, you lied, we're prosecuting you for that.
00:11:10.000They're gonna- You lied, we're prosecuting for that.
00:11:36.000Not only would the district attorney's office charge him with every felony for lying under oath, that judge specifically has contempt of court powers.
00:12:08.000Key Trump defense witness draws judge's wrath.
00:12:12.000This is unprecedented absurdity and insanity that we're seeing in this court case, and it's worrying to me that it's mainly an issue for politicos.
00:12:24.000People who are paying attention to politics, who are watching the news, but for your everyday average American, they don't know what this stuff is.
00:12:31.000And so you see people on the street get asked the question, and they'll be like, yeah, I don't know, maybe Trump did it.
00:12:36.000If you were actually watching this on a day-to-day, it's like they were reporting in numerous publications the TV drama moment when Michael Cohen was caught lying about the phone call.
00:12:46.000He said, I was on the phone call talking to them about paying off Sterling Daniels.
00:12:49.000And then the prosecution, I'm sorry, the defense says, you were actually talking about a prank phone call, were you not?
00:12:54.000That was a lie, and then here's the proof.
00:12:56.000And then they reported a pin drop moment like it was a TV movie.
00:13:19.000I think that was one of the best moves that the defense made, because the prosecution would have dragged out cross for another six weeks.
00:13:24.000We've been hearing about this forever.
00:13:26.000And that's that's what they wanted, because the judge in this case and the prosecutors know that they'll never publicly admit if they jail Donald Trump, he's going to win overnight.
00:13:37.000So if Donald Trump is found guilty, which because it's a rigged system, there's a likelihood that he might, they're going to have to allow Donald Trump to stay out on bond while he appeals this bogus trial.
00:13:48.000Otherwise, this country is going to go nuts.
00:13:51.000Well, Trump got the hate endorsement from Cenk Uygur.
00:13:56.000It's not really an endorsement, but Cenk said Trump is going to win.
00:14:08.000So it's seen as Trump's going to win, baby, buckle up.
00:14:11.000Cenk Uygur says it and he's giving a warning to the progressives.
00:14:14.000But I call it the hate endorsement because he's basically saying to the left, we're with how?
00:14:19.000I mean, what did Biden just say the other day?
00:14:21.000Pacalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackalackal But, you know, on your thing, you heard what James Comey did, what this hate guy did.
00:14:46.000James Comey went on some clown show two days ago and basically said, it doesn't matter who you are, what kind of human being are you have to vote Biden.
00:14:52.000And he goes and James Comey, the director of the FBI who architected Russiagate and signed the bogus search warrant.
00:14:58.000He's the one telling the world right now you have to vote Biden because he's in fear that Trump is going to weaponize government.
00:15:18.000Unfortunately for these deep state cronies, these people who have lied over and over again to the American people, revenge and accountability overlap tremendously, and so I'll take it.
00:15:27.000And this is why I want to see arrests, I want to see firings.
00:15:31.000I think anybody who is party to the general corruption To the Russiagate stuff, these intelligent agencies, they should be asked to resign at the lowest level, fired at the higher level, criminally prosecuted at the corrupt level.
00:15:48.000What I mean to say is, those who were corrupt should be in jail.
00:15:51.000Those that knew what was going on and helped facilitate but wasn't really party to the worst ongoings, terminated immediately.
00:15:58.000And those who are just underneath them and maybe filing the paperwork, I'm going to ask for your resignation peacefully.
00:16:03.000Yeah, look, can I add a couple of things to that?
00:16:06.000That I recommended to President Trump, and whether he'll do it or not is up to him, obviously.
00:16:10.000But immediately, you revoke, forever, everyone's security clearance.
00:16:15.000Everyone's security clearance that ever participated in an illegal act that was not prosecuted.
00:16:20.000Everybody that signed the 51 Intel letter, I'm talking three secretaries of defense and CIA and NSA, deputies and everybody.
00:16:27.000Because what the world doesn't understand is those swamp monkeys rely on that security clearance to go out and get their 10 million dollar payday in the defense industrial complex.
00:16:37.000And do you know who is the sole arbiter of security clearances?
00:16:46.000Well, this is one of the reasons why they're saying vote Biden.
00:16:48.000But I think more importantly is they probably go home every night and start sweating, staring, lying awake late at night thinking, if Trump wins, I go to jail.
00:17:05.000It's not a Republican or Democratic thing.
00:17:07.000The Rod Rosensteins of the world, the Gina Haspels of the world, all these people are making money off of breaking the law and using it to weaponize it against Donald Trump.
00:17:16.000And their fear is that since they've become famous, James Comey, on a certain side of the country with certain political beliefs, their fear is their till, their cash ATM is going to be turned off and then they'll get prosecuted.
00:17:29.000Now, what about the next tier beyond criminal prosecutions is Schedule F and terminations across the board.
00:17:37.000We're here at the Libertarian Party National Convention, and if Trump goes out there and says, I'm gonna fire them all, the whole crowd just cheers, just erupts.
00:18:12.000And also, if these people are in violation of internal regulations, which a ton of them have already admitted to during the Biden administration, by going public, by breaking regs, you can fire them.
00:18:24.000So while you don't need to fire everybody, you could fire a ton of people.
00:19:14.000We get a cut on our arm, so we put a bandage over it.
00:19:17.000What you should do is eventually rip the bandage off, clean it, and see if it's healed.
00:19:21.000Instead, what we do is we slap another bandage over it, then another bandage over it.
00:19:25.000These government bureaucrats are basically the only answer government seems to have, I should say 99% of the time, because there are good people like Ron Paul.
00:19:35.000He was in Congress, he was in government, I get that.
00:19:37.000But typically it's, who can we hire and how much more can we spend?
00:19:41.000Sometimes the problem is the spending and is the hiring.
00:19:44.000It's the person who works in a bureaucratic office who's like, I don't want to lose my job.
00:19:48.000And so there are perverse incentives to create issues or maintain issues so they don't lose their job.
00:19:56.000And that right now, I think, is largely with Donald Trump is obviously the right choice for this country right now.
00:20:05.000And I'm talking about the number one issue for the American people, and that's economics.
00:20:10.000The second issue that actually rivals the first is immigration.
00:20:14.000Well, everyone trusts Donald Trump on those two issues.
00:20:17.000If you want to get into culture war issues on abortion and other things, that's totally fine.
00:20:21.000But for the American people right now, they're concerned primarily about, are we going to get the economy going good?
00:20:25.000And the issue is, for the people who are bureaucrats in government, the economy goes south for them when Trump comes in and they get fired for being bad at their jobs.
00:20:35.000So now there's a perverse incentive among these people to jam up the system and support, in any way they can, systems that hurt Donald Trump, which means they're hurting the majority of the people of this country who need better leadership when it comes to paying their grocery bill.
00:20:47.000Yeah, look, this is what the Joe Biden administration is setting up right now.
00:20:51.000He just released that he's going to sell a million barrels of the American oil reserve, right?
00:20:56.000He's doing that so gas stays down to three bucks a gallon until Election Day.
00:21:11.000And there was definitely at least one opportunity for Biden to refill the... But if he does, he buys, prices go up.
00:21:21.000He is attempting to rip off the American safety net, the American reserve, because he's trying to manipulate the market to try and stay inflated.
00:21:30.000And he'll say, look at gas prices under me.
00:21:44.000And they sent me an email saying, oh, you've qualified yet again for the student loan forgiveness boondoggle.
00:21:49.000But people don't understand what it does to inflation.
00:21:52.000I mean, it spends, it sends our money cratering into an abyss and it costs, I went to the grocery store the other day, it was six bucks for a dozen eggs.
00:22:40.000They're like, It's hundreds too many, it's hard for minority families to figure this out, and then they roll this out, like, here, we're the saviors of you, and then it's all botched.
00:22:48.000All of these kids are saying, like, I don't think I can enroll in college because you told me I had aid, now I don't have aid.
00:22:52.000Like, even the things they think they've got a stranglehold grip on, being like, we're the best at getting people to college, they mess it up constantly.
00:22:59.000Like, not only are they lying to you, but they're incompetent.
00:23:02.000You can't just continue down this path for another four years.
00:23:04.000Well, when Donald Trump was running to be president a few years ago, he was running on auditing the U.S.
00:23:57.000And I think you'll see a big windfall from going over to tariffing the Chinese and the CCP, or going to NATO and saying, you're spending your money, and we, America, are not, and things like the UN need to get slashed in terms of funding.
00:24:11.000But didn't Biden say that a tariff on the Chinese was a tax on the American people?
00:24:16.000Just a couple years later, he then implemented tariffs.
00:25:25.000There's two worldviews in the Biden establishment, Uniparty, whatever you want to call it, in the MAGA Trump populist.
00:25:33.000It seems like Donald Trump's view is, hey, if we secure our borders, bring jobs to America, make our chips here, make our cars here, it's going to be great for the American worker.
00:25:42.000There's going to be jobs, wealth and prosperity for Americans.
00:25:44.000And then the worldview of the Democratic Party and the Republican neocon establishment is, how about we don't do any of that?
00:25:52.000We build military bases all over the world.
00:25:56.000Go to war with foreign countries, dictate where we build oil pipelines, and our foreign conquest will just give us the rights over the petrodollar, etc., and then we'll artificially inflate the currency, etc., etc.
00:26:10.000That's, when we're looking at the war in Ukraine, when we're looking at the conflict in the Red Sea, when we're looking at Taiwan, when we're looking at, I mean, invading Iraq and Afghanistan, going back to the Bush administration, the unit party of the United States has been, instead of having Americans get good jobs, support their families, let's just drop bombs on other countries to have control over oil.
00:26:32.000Well, look, Ukraine, I've always said this, and it's part of what I talk about in the book, the defense industrial complex does a lot of good.
00:26:38.000But they are the most evil empire that owns all of Washington, D.C.
00:26:42.000and this unit party that you talk about.
00:26:51.000When we fired Mark Esper out of the Trump administration for not following the lawful commands of the commander in chief, you know what he did?
00:26:57.000He went and got a 12 million dollar payday at Raytheon.
00:27:03.000In the Ukraine, right, we have given the Ukraine... If we were to stop, as the United States government, and just stop and make surface-to-air missiles for the next seven years, that gets America's stockpiles back to neutral.
00:27:15.000So if someone attacked us right now, we don't have it, and we can't print it, and we can't make it, but the Defense Industrial Complex knows I've got billing for the next 20 years.
00:27:22.000It doesn't matter if there's a Republican or Democrat in there.
00:27:25.000And so that's why the Ukraine's the modern-day Afghanistan.
00:27:28.000And that's why these people are like, you gotta print money, you gotta print money, you gotta print money.
00:27:31.000And it doesn't matter if they're Republican or Democrats, because they're owned by the DoD industrial complex.
00:27:39.000Yeah, no, no, I actually described Ukraine as the Afghanistan of Europe, because there's a lot of parallels there.
00:27:45.000There's always a lot of conflict there.
00:27:46.000And as soon as the Afghanistan was over, it was like the regime needed another war to justify a lot of their kind of more nefarious secret black ops activities.
00:27:54.000And now we have the Ukraine war, which has kind of propped up.
00:27:57.000Donald Trump did spend a lot on the military, and according to Mike Johnson, it was essentially Donald Trump that recently helped pass this larger Ukraine military spending bill, essentially making it a larger loan component.
00:28:09.000Trump was kind of bragging about this a little bit as well.
00:28:12.000A lot of people saw this as something that raised a lot of questions about what his kind of politicking behind the scenes is.
00:28:20.000What did you make of that kind of larger move since Mike Johnson and Lindsey Graham are kind of congratulating him on allowing Ukraine to now have 60 billion dollars from us?
00:28:30.000From a political standpoint, Trump's in an almost impossible position.
00:28:34.000He's trying to win the presidency, and he's also trying so the Republicans don't lose the House.
00:28:38.000What do we have, like a one-seat majority?
00:28:42.000I understand from a policy perspective why the conservative movement, the MAGA movement, is so ticked off about Ukraine and everything else.
00:28:50.000Go out and blow up Mike Johnson in the world stage and lose the majority?
00:28:54.000And then we have no levers in government until November?
00:28:56.000Like, we have to build We have to figure out a way to build on that and what I keep telling people I told people was that last night in North Carolina GOP was we and I'm speaking for us the MAGA movement can't be 100% 100% of the time like there's gonna have to be a give and take and I do think there is a there's probably a lot of fear with
00:29:15.000If the Republicans do lose the House majority, that thin line, Democrats are going to go nuclear against Trump right now.
00:29:46.000For me, politically, Jim Jordan would have been an interesting choice.
00:29:48.000I think Jim Jordan would be the best in that position.
00:29:50.000But politically speaking, though, if the funding wouldn't have happened for Ukraine, the whole conflict would have blown up in the Democrats face and everyone would be pointing the fingers at the Democrats, at Joe Biden for failing and creating another Afghanistan.
00:30:03.000And then Trump would have that larger political victory, being like, look at these guys, look at the mess that they caused in Ukraine, look how they screwed these people over, we didn't give them an inch here, they're the ones that prolonged this war, they're the ones that made it that much longer, instead of, you know, just kind of capitulating a little bit.
00:30:21.000I thought politically that would be the more advantageous move to make.
00:30:24.000I mean, I'm sure there's a few different ways to have sliced it, but Like, we keep getting Republican rhinos, and I forget the guy's name in upstate New York, who, like, literally resigned the day before there could be another special election to refill that, to backfill that seat, on purpose.
00:30:41.000So he, Trump's got a, he's thinking, like, three-dimensional chess.
00:30:44.000I got to counter that and the next person that might think to do that in June.
00:30:56.000I do want to say one fact to your audience, though, that when I was chief of staff at DoD, this was the one thing that was just like blew my mind.
00:31:01.000So Germany, not 1945 Germany, 2024 Germany.
00:31:06.000Do you know how many bases we have in Germany?
00:31:09.000And do you know how much of the economy the U.S.
00:31:42.000It's a very important country, we all respect it.
00:31:44.000But you guys were talking about like, DOD budgets and everything, and the way you trim this, and look, I'm all for having the most gangster operation when it comes to national security, but we gotta trim.
00:31:55.000That's what Rand Paul ran on, and that's why he was able to get more support from the military than any other presidential candidate when he ran.
00:32:00.000I just Googled it, this is from February 2nd, 2024, and it says there's 35K in Germany, 24K in South Korea, 53K in Japan.
00:32:12.000We occupied these countries, and we never left.
00:35:10.000I agree with you, and we should stop it, but at least it makes sense to address the reason why, which is nuclear non-proliferation.
00:35:18.000The point was to deter other countries from developing nuclear weapons, and we're not in that world anymore, and I get it, and we need to stop thinking like the Cold War, but at the very least, To talk about why, so that way the people that are listening understand why.
00:35:33.000Because most people don't think of things in a Cold War mentality nowadays anymore, or they're unfamiliar with it.
00:35:39.000military is in a bunch of bases around the world, people don't know what the thought process was, and they don't understand why.
00:35:45.000And they don't understand that the point was to not have every country get nuclear weapons, and therefore increase the chances of nuclear war.
00:37:02.000But what Congress needs to do is come in and stop the government growth of these agencies.
00:37:07.000They go to Congress every year, and I've worked on the Hill, and they say, oh, we're doing so well, we need a thousand more billets, a thousand more employees.
00:37:15.000And every year over the last 50 years, this is how this growth has happened in DoD land, in Intel land, in whatever.
00:38:17.000When we look at what Halliburton did to the American soldiers in Iraq under the leadership of Dick Cheney, it is absolutely criminal what they did to our American U.S.
00:38:42.000I think this is one of the key issues that I think Donald Trump absolutely needs to address since under his administration he was expanding the military.
00:38:49.000There needs to be larger accountability.
00:38:51.000There needs to be larger people coming in and being like, hey, stop ripping off the American taxpayer.
00:40:01.000And then all of these liberals online started making fun of the Space Force, saying, why are they wearing jungle camo if they're Space Force?
00:40:10.000And then someone actually made a space suit that looked like outer space with stars.
00:40:15.000And it's like a holy crap moment, because you're like, these people were legitimately serious in making fun of Trump and the Trump administration, because Space Force personnel were wearing ground-based camouflage.
00:40:29.000And the question was, okay, first, do you think that if Space Force personnel end up fighting in outer space, they will be adrift outside of a spaceship?
00:40:44.000So, someone actually made a uniform that looked like Outer Space, like, second!
00:40:49.000Okay, first, if they are in outer space, they will be in spaceships.
00:40:54.000And in the event they're ejected from that spaceship for some reason, we want to be able to find them so they wouldn't be wearing all black.
00:41:02.000And they legitimately were criticizing... My favorite response was, do you think space for... Do you think... Someone said, do you think space conflict will be a bunch of people floating around in space shooting at each other?
00:41:16.000No, and they used it as a attack point because Donald Trump launched Space Force.
00:41:23.000And in his administration, the reason we did it, and the reason he did it, and I think
00:41:26.000it's the right move today, is because space is where we are getting our asses kicked by
00:41:31.000the Chinese and the Russians, and they are literally, if you want to attack America,
00:41:36.000you do it through space and you do it underwater.
00:41:38.000And the fact that we don't have enough resources focused on that threat, and that DJT made the decision to do it, was one that probably everyone wanted to do, but like everything else, since he did it, it was a bad idea, let's make fun of the uniforms.
00:42:15.000And the Biden administration being like, No, Colorado, because we decided it seemed like just something to spite, and because Alabama's a red state and Colorado's governed by a Democrat right now.
00:42:29.000So I don't want to derail the conversation, but we've been talking about military expenditures and stuff like that.
00:42:35.000That kind of, like, those kind of payouts, like, they really don't have a massive effect on the debt and the national debt.
00:42:43.000And that's the greatest threat to the U.S.
00:42:44.000right now, is the national debt, because you're going to blow up the dollar.
00:42:46.000The economy's going to go in the toilet.
00:42:49.000And I know Donald Trump doesn't want to talk about Social Security, but that's the biggest driver, unfunded liabilities, like the mandatory spending.
00:45:33.000Immigration is the top singular issue.
00:45:36.000It is because it's affecting every single community in America, right?
00:45:41.000They pulled the Band-Aid off three years ago and they said, the Biden administration said, there's no invasion, there's no national security crisis down there.
00:45:47.000And the mainstream media lied for two years.
00:45:49.000And now that it has literally flooded the country and Americans are unfortunately seeing its tragic impact, for instance, CCP, fentanyl killed A hundred thousand people last year.
00:45:59.000That in and of itself is a national crisis.
00:46:01.000The FBI director and the DHS secretary came out to Congress three months ago and said, we caught at least two dozen known foreign terrorists and we let them go and we don't know where they are today.
00:46:13.000Which means they don't know the real number.
00:46:15.000And we have people coming in across the border and doing, unfortunately, tragic criminality like killing Lincoln Raleigh.
00:46:21.000And in my hometown of Vegas, two guys got murdered, you know, just literally walking down the street by an illegal alien.
00:46:30.000It's huge news because crime in West Virginia is slightly above half of the national average, meaning it's like 56% of the national average.
00:47:14.000And it's part of their process to inject another rig job into an election by allowing, what is it, 10 plus million people so far, half of them are getting voter IDs, people are getting hotel rooms.
00:47:26.000And that's what it took, though, for America and the world to pay attention to Donald Trump's effective policies on the border and to say he was right the entire time.
00:47:34.000I'd love to ask him about the Help America Vote verification system.
00:47:37.000I think it'll be too in the weeds for him as an individual.
00:47:42.000I'll probably try to just mention it to him, but this is probably something for someone who's working on his campaign.
00:47:46.000This is, for those who don't know, the Social Security Administration Showing a million plus people without IDs trying to register, and we don't have a clear answer as to what this is.
00:47:58.000It could be voter roll cleanup, fine, sure, whatever.
00:48:00.000That would be an abuse of the system, fine, sure, whatever.
00:48:03.000Some people are concerned it's non-citizens being given work permits, and then when they're granted tax ID numbers, TINs, or Social Security numbers for the purpose of work permits, someone, be it they themselves or NGOs or the federal government, are registering them.
00:48:50.000To clean the voter rolls, as you're saying, like make sure dead people aren't on it, make sure people that are on it are of age and are legal and can vote and all that.
00:48:56.000I agree with that for sure, but I'm very concerned about what we're seeing with the Help America Vote verification system.
00:49:01.000Notably, February 17th of this year in Missouri, 78,421 attempted registrations for people
00:49:41.000But if we go earlier in the year, April 20th, let's see where they're at with Texas.
00:49:45.000We've got 249,770, of which 4,600 were dead.
00:49:52.000200,000 came back as single match alive.
00:49:56.000So, Texas said we are not doing voter roll cleanup, and these numbers are incorrect because we have not added that many people to our voter rolls.
00:50:04.000Whatever is happening here, we need a formal inquiry, nothing crazy, just to be like, Oh yeah, here's where the numbers came from, here's why they're here, and then we know.
00:50:15.000Because if we don't do that, you've already got people feeling like, if it's Texas, what makes sense for Texas?
00:50:24.000Then where are 1.9 million people registering coming from?
00:50:31.000Well, I know where there's a big number over the past year that reaches around those numbers of people that may be coming here.
00:50:39.000Many people believe it may be illegal immigrants being given work permits, and then the NGOs just submit that for our voter registration because there's a social security number attached to it.
00:51:33.000That's why I was yelling at Republican state AGs to be like, why aren't you prosecuting Hunter Biden in, say, Missouri for committing crimes?
00:51:41.000And the Democrats would do it overnight.
00:51:42.000But it's the same thing, whether it's the voter thing or the criminality thing.
00:51:45.000The state AGs, for the most part, have been very quiet on the Republican side.
00:51:58.000And I think there is a level of people don't want to talk about the issues that they think might risk it.
00:52:02.000Like for me, I think we should talk about the border.
00:52:04.000I think we should talk about the effect of illegal immigration.
00:52:06.000But I do think we should have a conversation about reducing the pathways for legal immigration because they become abuse like chain migration.
00:52:12.000If someone were to cross into the border illegally, you know, have a child here, I think we should end birthright citizenship.
00:52:17.000You could then use that person to sponsor tons of people.
00:52:20.000We should limit it maybe to an immediate family.
00:52:22.000But when you start talking about it, it's very easy for a Republican to get labeled as like a heartless person.
00:53:10.000And I think then the next step is to talk about our legal immigration system.
00:53:13.000Are there things we can be doing to ensure that Americans are the priority for our government and we're not just looking towards outside migration to solve all our problems?
00:53:22.000But you can't say that because you're not a Democrat.
00:53:25.000No, I'm just saying that's what's wrong.
00:53:28.000During the presidential debates here at the Libertarian Party Convention, they had a conversation on immigration, because the Libertarian Party is cut down the middle between open borders and closed borders factions.
00:53:40.000And so there's one guy who's running, and I suppose by the time this airs we'll know who the presidential pick is, but for the time being we're recording it in the morning, we don't know.
00:53:49.000And one guy said he's for Ellis Island-style immigration.
00:53:54.000And then someone else basically called them and said, you're basically saying open borders or not, and then it's open borders.
00:53:59.000The Ellis Island style immigration is the soft way of saying open borders, meaning anyone can come, we stamp their form, hand it to them, say welcome to America, you are free to live and work and do as you please.
00:54:10.000Which maybe, you know, you go back, here's the funny thing.
00:54:13.000Half the Libertarian Party supports that?
00:54:33.000So, in the late 1800s, They had states handled immigration to their states, and the federal government said, it's not that much, we're not worried about it.
00:54:41.000Once the number reached around half a million a year, they said, we need a federal way of controlling for this and tracking this more properly, so they created the Ellis Island system.
00:54:49.000People would come on boats, they'd process and say, yeah, you're good to go.
00:54:52.000This was about a half a million people per year for, I think, 60 years.
00:55:17.000Going back in time to the way we did at Ellis Island does not account for the fact that you've got, at any given moment, 20 plus million who want to come here.
00:55:26.000And so I was actually talking to a libertarian guy, and I was like, um... I agree with Trump.
00:55:32.000Trump said something like, all of the immigrants of the world, all of them, they can come here.
00:55:40.000Legally means there will be a set number, it'll be restricted, there'll be assistance with integration, but there are people here at the party who think Stamp them.
00:56:07.000But a lot of immigration that we're encouraging right now hurts people who are in impoverished situations or in inner cities.
00:56:14.000So it's not like the Biden administration is doing anyone they claim to be supporting any favors by encouraging a really broad open door policy.
00:56:22.000And I think it's ultimately this weird Band-Aid solution, right?
00:56:25.000We hear this all the time, you know, oh, well, the birth rates are low, but it's OK because we can have immigration from other places.
00:56:31.000Not only is that bad for American culture, which I think is something like You have to live here, be a part of, actively contribute to.
00:56:36.000But it's also saying to the American people, like, we don't actually think you're that important.
00:56:45.000Traditionally, for the last three decades, the Democrats have gone out and bought the minority vote.
00:56:49.000And you're talking to a son of lawful immigrants whose family literally fled a dictatorship, moved here with nothing, and then did it the right way, and then watched their son rise up to work for Donald Trump, which is pretty cool.
00:57:02.000But that's what the American dream should be.
00:57:48.000And now the Democrats are replacing the minorities with illegals, not just in terms of jobs, but because they need votes because the minorities are now no longer voting for Democrats.
00:58:06.000Well, they're taking away their social services as well, which has a lot of people in the black community kind of asking the question, why don't you kind of care about me?
00:58:12.000But it seems like every four years, they're like, hey, you know, we'll pander to you here just for your vote.
00:58:30.000But now, not only are they not promising reparations, they're going to the inverse.
00:58:37.000And you got a viral video where a black man walks up to his community center, which is full of illegal immigrants, and he's screaming at the police, why have you taken our community center away from us?
00:58:46.000Democrats now are basically saying, we're done pandering to you, now we're throwing it right in your face, we don't care about you anymore.
00:59:24.000In the right states, right, in the states that vote, like California, it's irrelevant.
00:59:28.000I'm not saying the minority vote is irrelevant.
00:59:30.000I'm saying California is irrelevant for electoral purposes.
00:59:34.000And I remind people, though, that the single state that had the largest number of votes for Donald J. Trump in the last election Was the state of California, and we are still never going to win California in our lifetime unless something changes.
00:59:45.000But places like putting New York into play, and this is kind of the sheer backfiring of the Democratic mission to take out Trump via prosecution.
00:59:54.000I don't know that he would ever have campaigned this much in New York City, but now he's in New York City.
01:00:00.000He's on the Jersey Shore with 110,000 people.
01:00:02.000He's in Kratona Park and he's going to keep going.
01:00:05.000And he figured out a way to say, oh, you're going to gag me?
01:00:07.000OK, well, I'm just going to campaign from the courtroom with my surrogates, and then I'm going to take this show on the road in New York.
01:00:43.000Should we acknowledge that there is diversity of thought there instead of just treating them like the Democrats do and being like, well, you're in the bag and there's nothing you can do about it?
01:00:49.000Yeah, so to add on to your guys's point, like, if the minority and the black vote comes through for Donald Trump in places like that, like, if he takes New York, game over.
01:00:57.000Like, New York and New Jersey, like, the electoral map just exploded against the Democrats and, you know, they can win California all day long and the rest of the swing states don't even matter because the number of electoral votes in New York.
01:01:08.000And so I think, but you're seeing it metastasized.
01:01:11.000The same thing's happening in Minnesota and Michigan.
01:01:13.000And this is why Joe Biden, again, is pandering to the pro-Hamas movement overseas.
01:01:19.000A foreign terrorist organization is being propped up by this administration to purchase votes in Arab Ridge, Michigan and Minnesota.
01:01:29.000But you're seeing it backfire there, too.
01:01:30.000This is why Donald Trump is going out to Michigan and Minnesota to the minority communities It's basically the Bronx over there for that specific tile of minority, and he's winning them over because he's exposing the exact same thing.
01:01:44.000He's like, the Democrats are coming here and coming here to buy your vote.
01:02:02.000I think this is the big cultural shift that I think especially progressive media didn't want to ever come to, right?
01:02:09.000They never wanted to acknowledge that they were just paying lip service to things that they said, whereas if you have a strong cultural understanding of what it means to be American, especially, you know, your parents came here a lot.
01:02:24.000When you are like, I believe in the system, I'm going to uproot my life, I'm going to leave something behind because I believe there's something better, and you work for it, it's very, very different than being told, like, don't worry, we'll just give it to you and your life will get better.
01:02:34.000And I think that mentality is, it shows such a difference between the right and left in this country.
01:02:41.000And I think it's ultimately obvious to everyone that one is not sustainable and it's not moving you forward.
01:02:45.000Here's a wild thought experiment, right?
01:02:47.000Look at all of the groups that are coalescing behind Donald Trump now because of what he's exposed to corruption.
01:03:07.000And a lot of the people that have come out for Donald Trump would not have seen the information that has been put out there.
01:03:13.000Now, of course, I want Donald Trump to have been president then and next time.
01:03:17.000But it's just an interesting thought process, because I don't know that I would have been able to reach a lot of the communities I'm reaching right now if I didn't have the ammunition that the Biden administration has given us.
01:03:27.000Do you think that there's a benefit to having this, you know, if, you know, if or when Donald Trump wins in November, he'll go in as his final term.
01:03:36.000He had like a time off period to reflect, to see what's going on.
01:03:39.000I've heard some people say, you know, actually it'll be like four years of lame duck syndrome.
01:03:42.000But I wonder if it's actually sort of freeing because you're not trying to get reelected.
01:03:55.000Having the ability to go in there and say, I don't have to go out there and fundraise a billion, a billion.
01:03:59.000I have to go raise a billion dollars to try to run for president of the United States and then fight the mainstream media and then go to every state and then host a rally and then do debates and all this other stuff.
01:04:10.000And I have the knowledge that I had from my first administration and the interim four years, and I could put personnel and policies in place and I can just go, you know, Donkey Kong in DC?
01:04:28.000There's always these kind of two larger factions within the Trump administration in the Trump camp.
01:04:32.000There's the kind of Marco Rubio, Nikki Haley, John Bolton, Bill Barr, Anthony Fauci, Gina Haspel.
01:04:39.000Jared Kushner kind of neocon establishment side.
01:04:42.000And on the other side, you have people like Roger Stone, yourself, Steve Bannon, Michael Flynn, Trump Jr., Vivek Ramaswamy that represent kind of the America first side.
01:04:51.000Which side do you think is stronger now?
01:04:54.000And is there anything that we could do to help spur on more of these kind of Freedom Caucus populist representatives inside of a potential Trump administration?
01:05:03.000Is there anything we could do from the outside pushing more for these populist policies?
01:05:07.000I think what you're seeing is people in these other groups paying attention more than they ever have, you know, to non-mainstream media outlets.
01:05:16.000And for me, that's the most important.
01:05:17.000Your show here is like one of the most powerful shows that has impacted communities with actual truth.
01:05:24.000And that's why I'm able to go out there and say, oh, you stop watching the mainstream nonsense.
01:05:28.000And we can talk about a two tier system of justice.
01:05:59.000First time we had Marjorie Taylor Greene on, we were inundated with comments and emails from people saying, I had never heard Marjorie Taylor Greene speak before.
01:06:31.000And I think, you know, I don't, I believe that most people who are watching this are Regular people who got pulled into politics because the Democratic Party went nuts.
01:06:43.000And these are people who probably went to the... Not everybody, I know there's a lot of Libertarians who watch, a lot of Trump supporters who have been conservative for a long time.
01:06:49.000But I do know there's a lot of people that are... It's really simple.
01:06:54.000We found that our biggest audience is Chicago.
01:07:26.000If you're in Chicago, there's only Democrats to vote for, or unaffiliated, which is just Democrat, and if you are someone who's critical of their failed policy over the past hundred years, you're still a relatively liberal guy, but you are sick of the corruption you see coming from the Democratic Party with this uniparty rule in this one place.
01:07:43.000I think a lot of people watching this show probably feel similarly to, I'm not a Republican, I didn't grow up conservative, the Democrats have gone insane, the Republican Party sucks, Trump represents something different.
01:07:55.000And that lane has never been built before, in my opinion, and it's never had a leader like DJT in that little lane.
01:08:03.000And what the Democrats and mainstream media are coming in and doing now, in my opinion, is trying to blockade that lane and label it and say, if you're in this lane, And you've never been a Republican or a Democrat before, and you support Trump?
01:08:41.000And the fact that they're labeling these new people that are coming into politics who have never been there, that literally, like, I had a guy come in for pest control last week and he goes, dude, I have never even voted in my life ever before.
01:08:57.000He doesn't know anything about you and he's like, I just gotta open the floor with this.
01:09:00.000Then he googled it, had my name, he's like, oh crap, that's hilarious.
01:09:04.000I'm in a shuttle bus in Chicago, going to the airport.
01:09:07.000Going from the airport to the car rental.
01:09:08.000Tim Pool doesn't take shuttle buses, come on now.
01:09:12.000From the car rental place to the airport, it's a shuttle bus, and it's just me and my girlfriend and the bus driver, and he's like a young black guy, and he just goes, who y'all voting for?
01:09:21.000And I was like... Best polling you can get.
01:09:45.000But you made a very good point, Cash, because all the power we gave to the government to stop terrorists is essentially being used to terrorize us.
01:09:53.000And they did it under the Bush neoconservative kind of regime that kind of set up this national security state that we're fighting up against.
01:10:01.000I want to ask you this question because I think it's an important one, especially when it comes to picking the next vice president of the United States.
01:10:08.000There's been a lot of conversations, you know, silly conversations about Tucker Carlson and Alex Jones, but Outside of that, there is some serious consideration with Marco Rubio.
01:10:17.000He does represent that kind of Bush-Neocon faction.
01:10:21.000Is there anyone that you particularly are vying for to be the next VP yourself?
01:10:26.000Those exact conversations I'll keep between me and the boss, but I will publicize the following.
01:10:31.000What I told him was, honestly, sir, I almost don't care who you pick as long as you don't pick the following.
01:10:40.000And what I don't want is a repeat Mike Pence.
01:10:43.000What I don't want is someone who is running your administration for Intel and DoD and counterterrorism and all this stuff to get an order from you to go back into your White House to fight 7,000 people and slow down your order.
01:10:55.000Don't pick someone who's going to be auditioning to be POTUS in four years.
01:10:58.000And there are folks like that out there.
01:11:01.000There are the Ben Carson types out there that I think you can go to that are maybe a little quieter and not as sexy of a pick.
01:11:08.000And so to me, what I told the boss was, I'm sure everyone's going to be yelling at him for the next two months while he decides.
01:11:14.000I think he's already picked who he's going to pick.
01:11:19.000But to me, it's more important that he doesn't pick someone who's going to, like, people like before Nikki Haley, you know, was going sideways.
01:11:27.000They were like, oh, you got to pick her as VP.
01:11:47.000He'd have to do a whole host of things and move and stuff like that for that to be a real consideration.
01:11:54.000He's also the intel kind of deep state guy.
01:11:56.000And I think it's very important for Donald Trump to understand that if he puts another kind of establishment rhino as his VP, that the system is going to be more incentivized than ever and probably carry out procedures to try to take him out immediately as soon as he takes office.
01:12:11.000It would be advantageous for him, from my political understanding, to get someone who's an outsider, to get someone who's anti-establishment, who scares the establishment more than Donald Trump, to safeguard his position in power.
01:12:25.000I might be wrong on the number, but there's an amendment that specifically states your vice president and president cannot be from the same state.
01:12:36.000Well, you know, you know, since going back to my public defender prosecutor days, some constitution, some actually that's been like my driving force.
01:12:45.000What's caused so much of this popularity in a lot of these other sectors that we've been talking about in communities is no one has paid attention to constitutional due process before.
01:12:53.000And the people that have been destroyed.
01:12:55.000By the constitutional unconstitutional due process have been minorities.
01:12:59.000And Donald Trump's coming in and exposing and saying, I'm going to help you.
01:13:01.000And I did help you with this Crime Restoration Act and helping minorities in the past administration.
01:13:06.000I think it's it's just a huge confluence of events.
01:13:08.000But that's why they have to label him like this extremist who hates everybody and it's foreign or whatever it is, because like.
01:13:13.000If if the Democratic Party, which has marked itself as like we're the party of minority voters, reveals that they have not actually done them any favors, that they are really threatening their reputation going forward.
01:13:23.000And they already seem to be fairly dysfunctional.
01:13:25.000I mean, the idea that like Donald Trump actually has inroads is something they can't face because it's something they pretended they were, you know, the champions for so long.
01:13:34.000And it's just like Donald Trump's presidency.
01:13:36.000Donald Trump came in not as this neocon conservative.
01:13:40.000He came in as a guy who was like, I'm going to end the forever wars.
01:13:42.000And the Democrats like, no, that's our that's our deal.
01:13:44.000He was pointing the finger at Bush and Saudi Arabia for their involvement in 9-11, which was huge.
01:13:48.000And I was like, holy cow, I can't believe Donald Trump is actually talking about this on the national stage, breaking the orthodoxy, talking about these larger truths that got everyone so energized about him.
01:13:58.000And, you know, we need that talk more than ever now.
01:14:01.000When he said to Jeb Bush, your brother lied?
01:14:28.000And not just like JFK, and not just 9-11, you're talking the guy that's read the whole 9-11 report, and those seven pages that people talk about.
01:14:37.000But I believe, as like the guy who is an Intel guy who believes wholeheartedly in the classified system of information, I believe that it has been over abused by these corrupt officials in government to hide the truth and enact more corrupt activity.
01:14:51.000So what I told the boss is like, I don't care what you call it, truth and reconciliation, whatever, come up with a better name.
01:14:57.000But every agency and department literally submits all of their documentation and I believe you could get half out, half.
01:15:04.000I still think the other half needs to remain classified.
01:15:07.000I'll always argue that it does serve a purpose.
01:15:10.000But like you're seeing in these documents in the Jack Smith case, they're just redacting stuff that they lied about, that they broke the law.
01:15:38.000But I think that's that's how you earn the respect.
01:15:41.000Like you said, Donald Trump started talking about these things.
01:15:43.000Then we started putting these documents out there.
01:15:45.000And remember when I ran Russiagate, right, they came out, they came after me and said, if you put out the Nunes memo and you put this out that you wrote, our enemies and our allies are going to get murdered.
01:15:58.000on, one of our callers said, pardon Assange, Ulbricht, and Snowden, and Don Jr.
01:16:08.000said, 100%, we're well past the point where there's a conversation, I don't want to speak for him too much because I can't remember the exact quote, but he said basically, yes, at this point, do you think Well, do you think Julian Assange should be pardoned?
01:16:21.000And do you think Trump would be willing to pardon him?
01:16:25.000I don't know what the boss wants to do.
01:16:29.000We haven't had that specific conversation.
01:16:32.000Me personally, and I'm probably going to piss off a lot of people.
01:16:35.000I don't think what Assange did was pardonable.
01:16:40.000Like, I think it was such an egregious act that screwed me in the field as an operative.
01:16:58.000Yeah, so I think facilitating access or something.
01:17:00.000It's basically the charge that says, you let this information out.
01:17:03.000So like, there's a difficult give and take for me there, because same thing with Snowden, right?
01:17:09.000Just to clarify real quick, I think, I could be wrong, they say that Julian Assange assisted Bradley Manning, and that makes it not journalism.
01:17:16.000Would it have been that Assange just published information?
01:17:19.000There's nothing, but their argument is that Assange assisted the facilitation of the exportation of the information.
01:17:26.000Yeah, I think I don't know if there's a difference because it's just getting the information out.
01:17:29.000Well, journalists are allowed to get information out, even if it pisses off the government.
01:17:33.000But the argument is when you actually go into government and facilitate the exfiltration.
01:17:37.000Right, when you go in and pull it out.
01:18:08.000I think the first one, publishing stuff, Pardon, you can't do that.
01:18:14.000I don't, whether or not he actually conspired with any, I don't know that I believe that, but yeah.
01:18:20.000Yeah, I mean the videos, the documents that he released were for the public good, for the public interest, and they revealed a lot of the things that the U.S.
01:18:26.000government was lying to us about, and I think this is why it was considered an act of journalism rather than kind of an act of sabotage.
01:18:32.000And I think there's a way to lawfully do that.
01:18:34.000Like, I think there's a way for, like, to, the point is people now know that A lot of times the U.S.
01:18:39.000government has lied to them and has done stuff for their self-interest over the American citizens.
01:18:45.000And my point to the president was when I was like, dude, I'm the Russiagate guy.
01:18:50.000I figured out the FBI lied to the world.
01:19:01.000Now that Americans know that that other stuff exists, I think President Trump's strongest point, and I think he said this publicly, is like, he's going to have one of these offices or commissions that puts this stuff out.
01:19:11.000And everyone can request information, be like, hey, I want the Bay of Pigs information out.
01:20:37.000Well, it did happen under his administration, and according to some sources that I've talked to, there was some kind of backroom dealings and conversations specifically about revealing sources, which Assange refused to do so, and therefore was automatically kind of dragged out.
01:20:51.000Where the head of the CIA, you know, there was Barr literally talking about assassinating and taking out, you know, Julian Assange.
01:20:58.000I'll tell you the theory and rumor that circulates behind the scenes is that With the Wikileaks email, the DCCC emails, I believe it was.
01:21:11.000There is a question as to where Julian Assange got it from.
01:21:16.000Of course the Seth Rich theory flies around and Julian Assange made several statements about Seth Rich as if to imply, without directly saying, Seth Rich may have been the source.
01:21:26.000Now the corporate press of course says this is ridiculous, it's not true, he was just a victim of a robbery.
01:21:30.000The conspiracy theory behind the scenes And I don't even, I don't like saying conspiracy theory because this is actually people in DC and in the Beltway have spread this rumor.
01:21:38.000And it's a rumor that Trump wanted the information from Assange as to his source of these emails because 1. national security interests and 2. it could actually prove a criminal conspiracy behind the scenes targeting him specifically or his administration or any of his priorities and the idea was go to Assange and say Give us the proof who this was, Seth Rich or otherwise, and you're a free man.
01:22:23.000But the DNC server intrusion is probably the greatest single subject to talk about right now for all of this, because the left wing media put the hack on Russia so they could tie Donald Trump to Russia.
01:22:45.000For the first time that I'd ever heard in FBI history, They allowed a private entity, CrowdStrike, to go in and exploit the DNC servers, but only whatever CrowdStrike wanted to exploit.
01:22:57.000And they never handed those servers over to the FBI, so the FBI could have exploited them and we could have had the answers.
01:23:03.000But I think it's because they knew it was not a Russian hack.
01:23:06.000And I do believe Julian Assange probably knows who did it, right?
01:23:09.000And it would have exonerated Donald Trump and the entire Russia collusion narrative.
01:23:14.000But this goes to the bigger problem in D.C.
01:23:16.000about why did James Comey allow some random software tech firm to go in there and exploit the data off the DNC firm?
01:23:23.000Do you know who the owner and CEO of CrowdStrike is?
01:23:30.000So, like, the whole narrative could have been destroyed.
01:23:33.000So this is what makes the whole story kind of plausible.
01:23:37.000Donald Trump thinking about, one, his personal interests, but also national security interests.
01:23:42.000If there really is a criminal conspiracy to frame him as a Russian agent and Hillary Clinton... Someone should be prosecuted for it!
01:23:48.000And all he needed was for Julian Assange to say, my source was this.
01:23:54.000And Julian Assange would not do it because Julian Assange In for WikiLeaks, the moment he ever gives up a single source, WikiLeaks ceases to exist.
01:24:13.000But that Trump basically was like, this is a guy who is wanted.
01:24:18.000By the United States as it is, though there was a grand jury at the time, he was still yet unindicted, and the rumor goes that Trump said, if he comes here and testifies and gives us a statement, we blow the lid off of the Russiagate hoax and the people involved.
01:24:32.000You know, it's a challenge for me, because I'm like, for the sake of this country, we need that information.
01:24:37.000And I'm just spiff-balling here, so this is coming off the top of my head.
01:24:40.000Because you gotta remember who ran the FBI and DOJ, even though it was during a Trump administration, they hated Trump, right?
01:25:12.000They know who hacked the Russia, excuse me, the DNC servers.
01:25:15.000The guys and gals that have been working on that case for like six years, they have the answer.
01:25:20.000And the only way to keep it closed loop is by going out and prosecuting Julian Assange by weaponizing the system of government against your political opponents and burying that information.
01:25:29.000Trump should pardon him and get him out of jail.
01:25:42.000But if Trump pardons Assange, right, there could be secret meetings, grand jury hearings, where he could kind of testify, it wouldn't go public, where he could say, these are my sources, this is the case.
01:25:54.000I mean, there's a whole host of ways to do that.
01:25:56.000The argument is that Assange said never under any circumstances.
01:25:59.000And I'm saying he doesn't even have to.
01:26:00.000I'm saying the corrupt government gangsters that rigged I just need to issue a correction.
01:27:01.000I mean, I look at economic policy, and I get it, the deficit stuff is bad, but economically this country was a churning, and so you can't compare that to today.
01:28:36.000We figured it out from the last time who not to trust and who to trust.
01:28:39.000And most importantly, that you don't need the volume of people in there that the government says you need to run the government.
01:28:44.000Do you have a website for the book or anything like that?
01:28:46.000Yeah, governmentgangsters.com or you can get it on Amazon and all that other stuff too.
01:28:50.000All right, we are going to now shift over to our conversation with the man himself, President Donald Trump, to ask him some of these questions personally.
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01:32:27.000And whether it's libertarian or not libertarian, people have to have, you have to have law and order.
01:32:31.000You can't have 500 people walking into a department store and just walking out with everything they have.
01:32:38.000And we have to give honor and respect back, and I believe immunity, because you know, so often when a police person does their job, they end up with They end up with no pension.
01:33:14.000And these are, in many cases, and this is from all over the world, not just South America, which is big enough, but they're coming in from the Congo, they're coming in from all parts of Africa, they're coming in from all parts of Asia, and they're, it's an invasion into our country, and no country can handle this.
01:33:29.000So we're going to have them taken out.
01:33:31.000Local police, we're going to work very closely with the local police, and it's been done before.
01:33:35.000We had Dwight Eisenhower, believe it or not, did the biggest deportation.
01:33:41.000Strange that we mention Eisenhower, because you don't think of him that way, but he did a massive deportation where people were pouring in.
01:33:47.000The next big question that we get a lot is, there's two components to this.
01:33:52.000The first is, Me, many Libertarians here, we want to see firings.
01:33:57.000We want to see, in the bureaucracy, corrupt individuals the bloat.
01:34:02.000On top of that, without getting into the specifics for obvious reasons, the things that they're doing to you with the court system is not just to you, it is to me, it is to everyone who voted for you in 2020.
01:34:17.000Are we going to get some good personnel in as Attorney General, Deputy Attorney General, and in the CIA and see some prosecutions?
01:34:26.000So we had some great people because our trade numbers were fantastic, the jobs we did on trade, the jobs we did frankly in the military underneath the Terrible television generals who were absolutely terrible, but we have incredible people.
01:36:20.000And then in 2020, with the timeline for getting out of Afghanistan, when you tried to get our troops out of Syria, my question is, why are we in Syria?
01:36:30.000And they lied to you, and they lied to us about the number of troops in there.
01:36:34.000And so maybe it's a bit blunt for me to say I want to see people prosecuted for the lies of the American people, but in terms of foreign policy, perhaps this is a little bit of a biased interview, but I think you're the greatest president of my lifetime.
01:38:28.000I heard that funny, there was a conversation from a phone call where you said that there was a, they maybe thought there was a 5% chance you'd nuke them.
01:38:49.000There's a viral video where a young man's screaming that we're sending hundreds of billions to a country no one's ever heard of, and young people are hurting in this country.
01:38:57.000Do you see any direct economic policy that is on your list for 2025?
01:39:03.000Direct economic, but also direct in terms of warfare.
01:39:07.000We're spending hundreds of billions of dollars all around the world, but when you look at Ukraine, we're giving all of this money.
01:39:14.000Europe, which is much more affected by that war than us, is spending just a tiny fraction of what we're spending.
01:39:20.000And you say, does anybody at least get involved in this?
01:39:23.000But more importantly, I will end that war.
01:40:13.000Here at the Libertarian Party National Convention, they had one of their presidential nominees said he wants to see Fauci, the heads of Moderna, Pfizer, Biden, and you locked up for what happened during COVID.
01:40:31.000I don't agree with them, but there is a big sentiment.
01:40:37.000Fauci lied to Congress about the gain-of-function research that was going on, and now we have testimony that... Well, I'm the one that stopped the funding, and this was funding from before me.
01:41:36.000But basically, I gave that power over the states, I gave it to the governor, I gave it back to the states, and I think it's something which, when people realize that, it's something that they respect.
01:41:46.000Will there be accountability for the lying to Congress when you get to appoint your new AG, Deputy AG?
01:41:53.000Yeah, and we'll take a look at statute of limitations, because you know the statute of limitations are quite long, and we're going to be looking at that very seriously, yeah.
01:42:48.000And it didn't matter what the answer was.
01:42:50.000He felt that that was the single biggest threat in the world, was North Korea.
01:42:55.000And as you know, there was certain hostility when I first started, and all of a sudden it boiled down to something that was very beautiful, the way it happened.
01:44:22.000You would have had a nuclear war, guaranteed.
01:44:25.000And you won't if, look, if we have the right president, if we have somebody that knows what he's doing, you're not going to have World War III.
01:44:33.000If, on the other hand, we don't, you're going to end up in World War III, and it's going to be a war like no other because of the power of weaponry.
01:44:40.000Many have actually been saying we're already in it.
01:44:42.000The Hill published a piece saying we are in World War III and Biden is losing it.
01:44:46.000And so my hope is... I don't see any logical path for a Biden presidency to fix the economy, to fix anything.
01:45:56.000Well, I'm going to talk about that today, and we're going to give it very serious consideration, and we're going to have a couple of other things to say in this speech that I think you're going to love.