00:02:50.880I will say now I'm about to enter my 15th year in the Senate, and I've seen elections that are great elections for Republicans, and we're feeling wonderful.
00:03:02.380I've seen elections that are great elections for Democrats, and they're feeling wonderful.
00:03:05.980And one of the advantages of the framers design of the Constitution is the Senate is intended to be to provide some modicum of stability so that when you have the passions of one side or the passions of the other, it will even it out.
00:03:23.260Now, that being said, I think very little is going to even out the rage on the Democrat side.
00:03:30.560And they're already anticipating, they're already foreshadowing that they are going to engage in relentless impeachments, investigations, subpoenas.
00:03:38.720We're going to break down some of what they're telling us is coming, because this is the beginning of what will be a two-year nonstop onslaught.
00:03:50.200We're going to break down all the details.
00:05:10.540So, Senator, the election was all about affordability.
00:05:13.980That's what a lot of the Democrats were talking about.
00:05:16.300They were saying if you vote for us, we're going to make your life easier and that the conservatives didn't do that for you.
00:05:22.280But now we are saying less than a week from Election Day, that has never been their plan.
00:05:29.180Their new plan is impeachment on steroids.
00:05:31.840They got pretty good at it, I think, in their mindset the last time impeaching Donald Trump twice.
00:05:36.500But they want to expand impeachment and do it across the entire administration.
00:05:41.420And they're grinning and proud of this being their first moves, apparently.
00:05:44.840Yeah, no, I think the very first thing the House of Representatives is going to do when it comes back, we're going to come back.
00:05:50.440There's going to be a leadership battle determining who the House minority leader will be and whether it will be Steve Scalise or Jim Jordan or somebody else.
00:06:04.200And then I think right hand in hand with that is going to be an impeachment battle over initially Pete Hegseth.
00:06:13.000So I expect that to be the opening salvo.
00:06:17.080Listen, one of the reasons the House has been out of session for a couple of months, and the reason they've been out of session is because they didn't have the votes to stop a Hegseth impeachment back in September.
00:06:30.440That you have all the Democrats who are eager to impeach Hegseth, and you had several Republicans.
00:06:37.600Now, Massey is going to be out of Congress come January.
00:06:41.520He was defeated in the Republican primary. President Trump opposed him because Massey has been a no on almost every one of the Trump agenda items.
00:06:50.580But Massey is very unhappy. His foreign policy has long been very isolationist, and so he wants to see Hegseth removed.
00:07:00.820And as I said, the reason the Speaker sent everyone home is as they were counting votes, they didn't have the votes to stop a Hegseth impeachment.
00:07:08.040I think we're going to see that teed up very, very quickly.
00:07:13.260And one of two things is going to happen.
00:07:16.480Either Hegseth is going to step down, either he will resign voluntarily or Trump will fire him.
00:07:22.860Or if that does not happen, I think it is extremely likely, if not certain, that the House will impeach him.
00:07:29.940Because on the face of it, the votes are there.
00:07:31.780Now, it only takes a majority to impeach.
00:07:33.460But but here I want you to listen to Hakeem Jeffries when he was asked about his view on on impeaching Pete Hegseth.
00:07:39.220I'm a hard yes on the Hegseth resolution. The so-called secretary of defense has abused his power, undermined our national security and engineered this reckless and costly war of choice in Iran, which has skyrocketed prices on the American people and made the country less safe.
00:08:01.960You can hear Jeffrey's there. He's making it clear this is their bullseye. They want him gone. You said it takes a simple majority. That happens in the House. Then what would happen next? Is it the same procedures as when they go after Donald Trump?
00:08:16.880Yeah, so it takes a majority in the House to impeach Pete Hegseth. If that happens, it then goes to the Senate, and the Senate has the responsibility of conducting the trial.
00:08:27.020Now, if it happens now during the lame duck, it's possible that the majority still under Republican control could dispose of it.
00:08:35.620Depending on the timing, it could also, if that happens, it wouldn't surprise me if Hegseth is still in office,
00:08:42.820if they impeach him again come January so that Schumer would be in charge of the trial.
00:08:48.540And I expect if Schumer has the option of conducting a trial, I would anticipate that he would conduct an extended trial,
00:08:55.820That he would spend real time, weeks if not months, using the trial to prosecute, number one, their opposition to the Iran war.
00:09:07.480And so I would expect a Hegseth impeachment trial to focus a lot on the Iran war, but I think they would also push their themes of corruption, because you're going to see corruption.
00:09:17.740It was a major issue in the election on Tuesday, and I think that the Democrats will use impeachment as a vehicle to highlight those issues.
00:09:27.380Now, with an impeachment that is not the president, if it's the president who's being impeached, and by the way, I think the odds are extremely likely, the Democrat House will impeach Donald Trump as well.
00:09:38.540So this is only the first of what I expect to be multiple impeachments.
00:09:42.060with an impeachment of the president the trial is is conducted on the senate floor and it's
00:09:48.700actually presided over by the chief justice of the united states with a cabinet member impeachment
00:09:54.320there are multiple ways it can be disposed of but what i would anticipate is is is that schumer
00:10:00.640when when he's majority leader would direct either the relevant committee the senate armed
00:10:05.900Services Committee, or more conceivably a special committee, to conduct the impeachment trial. And
00:10:13.440they would do that to be televised, to have a very systematic prosecution of their attacks,
00:10:19.580not just on Hegseth. Hegseth, I think, is just a convenient target. The real target is President
00:10:25.060Trump. The real target is more broadly the administration and foreign policy. And I think,
00:10:32.060as I said, that's just the first shoe to drop. There are going to be a lot more after that.
00:10:35.900You know, it's interesting, when you started this podcast, it was actually all-around impeachment, oddly enough.
00:10:41.800It's like we're coming back full circle, and this time it's going to be not just one, but multiple.
00:10:47.360And when you say multiple, is it two or three, or is this like, hey, we can just keep rolling with this?
00:10:52.920It could be four, five, six, seven, eight people in this administration.
00:10:57.920So we've also seen this week that Bernie Sanders and Annie Andrews,
00:11:01.840Annie Andrews is the new incoming Democrat senator from South Carolina,
00:11:04.980They both called for impeaching Bobby Kennedy, and it's not even clear why they want to impeach Bobby Kennedy other than they just hate him.
00:11:13.160And they particularly hate him because as a son of the Kennedy political dynasty, really democratic royalty, to end up supporting Donald Trump is the ultimate betrayal.
00:11:26.280And so they hate him with a particular passion as well.
00:11:30.300I don't know if they will end up impeaching him.
00:11:32.480Now, understand, let's take the Hegseth impeachment.
00:11:34.980I think it is very clear the votes are there in the House.
00:11:38.720So if Hegseth does not resign and if the president does not fire him,
00:11:43.340then the House, I believe, will impeach him.
00:11:46.160You'll see a majority of the House members vote to impeach him.
00:11:48.340Now, to remove him from office in the Senate takes two-thirds.
00:11:52.020I do not believe that's going to happen.
00:11:56.380You could end up with some Republicans voting to remove him.
00:11:59.180For example, Tom Tillis has a famously antagonistic relationship with Pete Hegseth.
00:12:06.740Tom Tillis is not coming back to the Senate. He chose not to run again.
00:12:10.720He's going to be replaced and he chose not to run again in significant part because President Trump made clear that he was likely to support a primary opponent to him.
00:12:19.740And so Tom said, all right, I'm out. Tom is unfortunately going to be replaced by a Democrat, by Roy Cooper, the former governor, who's going to come in from North Carolina.
00:12:29.760Tillis, I could easily see voting to convict Hegseth.
00:12:34.660And I could see a number of other senators, particularly Republicans who just lost, voting to convict Hegseth.
00:12:41.160I could see Mitch McConnell doing that.
00:12:43.360I do not believe we would get to two-thirds.
00:12:45.880I don't think we'd get to 67 senators.
00:12:48.400It's still two-thirds, just so they understand.
00:12:50.980On any impeachment, whether it's the president or not, it's still got to get to 60.
00:13:09.460So, look, the objective here is not actually to convict and remove.
00:13:16.400The objective is PR and attacking the president.
00:13:20.900And the Democrats' hope over the next two years is to just have a nonstop assault on the president.
00:13:28.660Now, the president's approval ratings have gone down significantly, and they want to drive them down further and further and further.
00:13:36.800That was clearly one of the factors in the midterm elections.
00:13:40.400And from Schumer's perspective, from Hakeem Jeffries' perspective, they want the next two years just to be a constant deluge of impeachment proceedings, of subpoenas, of hearings directed at,
00:13:56.440Number one, the president will have at least one impeachment of the president.
00:14:01.640We will see the same thing directed at Trump family members.
00:14:05.620We will see the same thing directed at multiple cabinet members.
00:14:09.160If Republicans had the Senate, you could dispose of, say, an impeachment of a cabinet member fairly quickly.
00:14:16.360If you remember, during the Biden administration, the House impeached Alejandro Mayorkas, the head of the Department of Homeland Security.
00:14:24.480And they impeached him for utterly defying immigration law because Mayorkas, the immigration law said if someone, an illegal immigrant is detained, they shall be detained, they shall be deported.
00:14:38.100Those are mandatory statutory commands.
00:14:41.580And Mayorkas, on behalf of Biden, just utterly ignored federal law and not only did not detain people, but let them go.
00:14:48.000And so he was impeached for brazen disregarding and defiance of federal law.
00:14:53.340Well, what Schumer did is he just just there was a motion to dismiss on the Senate floor and all the Democrats voted to dismiss it.
00:15:02.000It was over. So it was one vote in one afternoon.
00:15:04.920I spoke on the Senate floor against it. Several others spoke of the Senate floor against it.
00:15:08.760But it was over quickly. If we had a Republican control of the Senate, that could happen.
00:15:13.420We don't. So it will be in Schumer and the Democrats partisan interest to drag this on, to make this painful.
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00:16:24.520let's really paint that picture so that people understand let's say you start with with with
00:16:29.120pete you could you could make that go weeks or even months is that sure months and and is that
00:16:35.520every day that they're in session or is it certain maybe we have one day in this week and two days
00:16:40.820in the next week when you're in session how how does that calendar work and how much power they
00:16:44.960have over extending it to as you described it months where maybe they're not even finished
00:16:49.260with him yet then they start with a a a rfk junior or someone else well the the democrats have a lot
00:16:56.980of ball control on that so so they could decide they could decide to do a trial every day uh in
00:17:03.100a committee. They could decide, you know, think about how they handled the January 6th special
00:17:08.360committee. And remember, the January 6th special committee ended up including no Republicans,
00:17:13.120because Nancy Pelosi refused to seat the Republicans that Kevin McCarthy wanted to
00:17:20.160put on the committee. And so it ended up, well, okay, actually, technically, it had Liz Cheney
00:17:24.380and Adam Kinzinger. So the only, quote, Republicans were left-wing Republicans that Pelosi wanted,
00:17:31.060who hated the president and were opposed to the president.
00:17:33.020But it had no Republicans who were actually defending the president.
00:17:36.460But you remember the way they orchestrated those hearings,
00:17:39.560they actually brought in a producer from Hollywood to produce a story, to tell a narrative.
00:17:46.200They included no countervailing facts.
00:17:49.500They included, they did not try to tell the other side of the story.
00:18:08.400We're going to have two years of that.
00:18:10.400And I expect, you know, one of the things we will see, I believe, is every committee chair in the House and the Senate taking things within their particular slice of jurisdiction and attacking the administration on that.
00:18:24.300And so we're going to get hearing after hearing after hearing.
00:18:27.180And the theme that is consistently going to undergird it all is going to be corruption.
00:18:33.280And they're going to press that on every front.
00:18:37.100I also expect them to tie much of corruption to issues like AI and data centers and cryptocurrency.
00:18:44.120I think all of those are going to be swept together.
00:18:47.080We're also going to see that this attack is not just going to be directed at the president and the administration.
00:18:54.540It's also going to be directed at the private sector, and it's going to be directed at any businesses that tried to work with President Trump and the administration.
00:19:08.260So, for example, Fox News reported, and I'll read from this, quote,
00:19:13.120Progressive Group's 182-page blueprint maps out potential Democrat investigations into Trump corporate allies.
00:19:21.820A progressive policy institute led by former aides to President Joe Biden and former aides to Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren assembled a detailed blueprint for potential Democratic congressional investigations to target President Donald Trump and his allies beyond the White House, which could foreshadow the goals of the 120th Congress.
00:19:42.080Groundwork Collaborative's dossier, obtained and analyzed by Fox News Digital,
00:19:47.120maps Trump donors and corporate allies for potential Democratic congressional investigations.
00:19:53.220Leaders in big tech and CEOs of large corporations are likely to be among the targets of the anti-Trump
00:19:58.200crusade. A longtime Democratic Senate staffer familiar with the process told Fox News Digital
00:20:04.160that the Democratic majorities on these committees already plan to exclusively focus
00:20:09.000on targeting allies and donors of the president,
00:20:12.880going as far as targeting the ones who donated to the new White House ballroom
00:20:22.000However, the staffer did not see the document,
00:20:23.860which specifically says to target those who gave to the ballroom,
00:20:27.800library, Trump inauguration, and campaign.
00:20:32.720Reports have said it was obtained by House committees as well,
00:20:36.020but a House Judiciary Committee aide for Democrats told Semaphore
00:20:38.920It was, quote, one of many and dismissed it, saying we all get a lot of emails, but other plans outlined in the document, including targeting Trump aligned corporations such as Tesla, Apple, Amazon, Oracle, Trump Media and World Liberty Financial.
00:20:59.660The letter also mentions Palantir's Alex Karp and Coinbase's Brian Armstrong by name, with possible hearings involve executives from OpenAI, Meta, Google, Microsoft, Oracle, and others.
00:21:15.620And understand that the Democrats' objectives here are multiple.
00:21:20.580Number one, it's just pure vindictive.
00:21:56.340The second objective will be a shakedown, telling every one of these corporations, you need to go and make right.
00:22:02.240And the way you make right is write gigantic checks to the Democrats.
00:22:05.560So this will be a fundraising effort from them to say, we want massive political support for our next campaigns.
00:22:13.720And we're going to keep beating on you until you, A, cut off support for Republicans, but B, write us ginormous checks.
00:22:21.740But number three, a major objective here is deterrence.
00:22:27.080They want to make it so that no business wants to do business with not just President Trump, but with Republicans.
00:22:36.940The next CEO saying, gosh, do I want to work along with the government to do something that is beneficial for America?
00:22:44.280No, no, because I will get persecuted and I will say, you know, look, Tesla's on there.
00:22:50.000I expect Elon Musk in particular to be targeted.
00:22:54.140I expect every one of his companies to be targeted.
00:22:56.400I expect him personally to be targeted.
00:22:59.020They hate Elon Musk with a hate that is exceeded only by their hate for President Trump.
00:23:06.120And so the amazing thing is the Democrats are not hiding that this is weaponization.
00:23:13.580They're not hiding that their objective is simply to inflict pain.
00:23:19.400And look, remember this right before the election, we had Alyssa Slotkin, the Democrat from Michigan, who was saying they should also persecute young people, people in their 20s who go to work for the federal government.
00:23:32.720You know, a 25-year-old who goes and takes a junior job at the Department of Commerce, they want to go investigate them.
00:24:09.160And mind you, let's be clear. We had Republican majorities in the House and Senate the last two years. We didn't do that. We didn't target kids who went to work for the Biden administration. We didn't persecute corporations who supported Joe Biden.
00:24:27.860That was not—this weaponization is entirely one-sided, and the media is not upset at all.
00:25:02.620But we're also being told, Senator, that there's a lot of people that are like, hey, whoever is close to the president, get ready because we're coming for you, too.
00:25:11.040That's that's a whole nother level of deviant lawfare.
00:25:14.540Yeah. And look, one of the challenges we're already seeing, and it's going to accelerate an exodus of talent from the administration, people that are in the White House, people that are in in cabinet agencies are saying, I don't want to be the target of these attacks.
00:25:27.660So let's just leave. It becomes very hard to actually do your job if you can't recruit talent around you to implement the president's priorities.
00:25:35.980And so this is designed, look, this is designed to effectively be a coup, to stop the president from carrying out the agenda that the voters two years ago voted him to carry out.
00:25:49.360Now, to be clear, the voters also voted on Tuesday for a Democrat House and Senate.
00:25:54.440So they are entitled to pursue the priorities they believe, even if I believe those priorities are harmful.
00:26:01.200But there's a difference between pursuing what you legitimately believe and what you campaigned upon, that's democracy, versus weaponizing government power and doing it particularly to attack the powerless.
00:26:15.300When you're attacking a 25-year-old kid, that kid has no ability to defend himself, to defend herself.
00:26:22.740And that's what the Democrats are openly, brazenly promising to do.
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00:27:48.560It's not only that, we're also getting some of the plans of what they want to do outside of the impeachment and the lawfare.
00:27:56.600Hakeem Jeffries went on ABC this week, Senator, and this was something that wasn't talked about very much during the campaign.
00:28:04.520That's the reason why I think it's significant now.
00:28:06.960And Hakeem Jeffries is now calling for a new push for amnesty.
00:28:12.280Here is what he had to say in the ABC this week interview.
00:28:15.760We're committed to moving aggressively during the first 100 days of the new Congress and beyond to keep our word, to fight for an affordable America, to bring about accountability because we've seen unprecedented corruption that has been visited upon the American people.
00:28:34.020And we are committed to holding the crooks accountable and making sure that Congress functions like a separate and co-equal branch of government and a check and balance on an out of control executive branch.
00:28:45.080And we also have to restore American values like liberty and justice for all equal protection under the law, our commitment to the unfettered right to vote and to lift up our glorious history as a nation of immigrants.
00:29:01.640By the way, I love how this is unfettered when it comes to voting, but they were against the SAVE Act, which was going to protect the right of every American to vote.
00:29:11.180And I do think one thing, there's a very real possibility that we see in January of next year,
00:29:17.480which is I think it is very possible and maybe even likely that the Democrats will nuke the filibuster and end the filibuster in the Senate.
00:32:22.180They've got some radicals who campaigned for a long time saying the filibuster is Jim Crow.
00:32:27.680It is oppressive. They've been out there campaigning.
00:32:30.840And I think Schumer is going to have a hard time holding down his radicals.
00:32:34.820And so I think they might nuke it, even though they don't have a president who will sign their legislation.
00:32:40.760And so that and my guess is you heard Akeem Jeffries saying we need to fight for unfettered access to the ballot box.
00:32:49.760Ironically, this is the same Democrats who oppose democracy over and over again.
00:32:54.540Mind you, these are the same Democrats that put fake Dan Sullivan on the ballot in Alaska in order to steal votes and confuse the voters and rig the election.
00:33:03.760These are the same Democrats who supported state Supreme Courts ordering Donald Trump being removed from the ballot in 2024 because they didn't want the voters to be able to reelect him.
00:33:13.360So these are not people who actually care about democracy.
00:33:17.400But in every Senate for the last several Congresses, the first bill that is filed is S-1.
00:33:24.460That will be the first bill Chuck Schumer will file in the new Congress.
00:33:27.460S-1 is a federal takeover of all elections.
00:33:30.900It strikes down virtually every election integrity law all across the country.
00:33:35.600It strikes down restrictions on mail-in voting.
00:33:38.780So every state would have universal mail-in voting.
00:33:43.500So every state, it would be legal to vote without a photo ID. It strikes down prohibitions on ballot harvesting. So in every state, you could have political operatives handling the ballots of others, which really facilitates and encourages voter fraud.
00:33:57.640That's the first bill Schumer always introduces.
00:34:00.420My prediction is early next year, Schumer will schedule a vote on S-1.
00:34:05.880And under the filibuster rules, Republicans would defeat it.
00:34:11.060I think if they're going to nuke the filibuster, my guess is it would be on S-1 that Schumer would appeal the ruling of this chair,
00:34:18.980end the filibuster, and then pass it with just 51 votes in the Senate.
00:34:24.460And then it would go to Trump, and Trump would veto it.
00:34:26.440But I think one of the things we're going to see in the next two years is the Democrats trying to put bill after bill after bill on Trump's desk and force him to veto one after the other after the other.
00:34:36.840I think we're going to see a lot of that.
00:37:28.960And when we return this week to the Senate, there are a couple of things we need to do.
00:37:32.860Number one, on nominations, we need to clear the deck.
00:37:36.200So there are a number of nominations pending executive branch nominations,
00:37:40.540and we need to confirm every one we can.
00:37:43.580And the way it worked, we changed the rules earlier this year so we can now do confirmations in block so we can group together a bunch of nominations together.
00:37:52.600We did that because the Democrats started this Trump term with unprecedented obstruction, delaying and obstructing every single confirmation.
00:38:02.300And so we changed the rules so that you can block them together.
00:38:04.680Now, the way we did that, any individual Republican senator can object to a nominee and throw them out of the block.
00:38:13.780So you would have to have Trump nominees that you've got all 53 Republicans behind.
00:38:19.580If there's an individual senator who doesn't like a nominee, they'd be thrown out of the block.
00:38:24.320If they're thrown out of the block, the only way they can get confirmed is to have them separately scheduled for floor time, which burns a lot of floor time.
00:38:31.080I think we will clear the deck of most of the pending nominees, except for those to whom there are individual objections by Republican senators.
00:38:41.880Secondly, I think we're going to clear the decks of all or virtually all of the judicial nominees.
00:38:47.940And I think that's very good. I'm pressing for that.
00:38:50.360The reason is, I think starting next year, there are no more confirmations.
00:38:54.740If they're cabinet vacancies, those will not be confirmed.
00:38:57.080I think they won't confirm sub-cabinet vacancies, and I think they will stop judicial confirmation.
00:39:02.220So my hope is we can confirm every judge humanly possible between now and the end of the year.
00:39:08.100I think we'll probably do that as well.
00:39:13.640I've said, look, after this election, you all need to sit down with your cabinet and tell every one of the cabinet members you need to decide right now.
00:39:23.320Are you going to stay or are you going to leave?
00:39:25.460Often after a midterm election, sub-Cabinet members decide to step down.
00:39:29.280And what I encourage the White House, you ought to tell everyone,
00:39:31.900either you decide I'm staying for the next two years, I'm here for the duration,
00:39:36.080or if not, if you plan to step down, step down now.
00:39:40.940If Hegseth is going to resign, if he resigns now and the president nominates a new defense secretary,
00:39:48.280we can nominate, we can confirm the new defense secretary.
00:39:51.180If he resigns or is fired next year, we can't confirm a replacement.
00:39:57.460I don't think the Democrats will agree to confirm anybody at the Pentagon or anywhere else.
00:40:02.840And so I would expect the next two months to be filled with a lot of confirmations, judicial confirmations, cabinet confirmations.
00:40:11.240If conceivably there were a Supreme Court vacancy, we would do that,
00:40:15.180although there have been public reports that Alito and Thomas have said that they're not going to step down.
00:40:20.100So, I mean, we would not have a Supreme Court vacancy.
00:40:23.820And then what I'm also urging is that we do a reconciliation.
00:40:28.060Reconciliation is the major exception to the filibuster.
00:40:31.880I would like to see us accomplish some major vehicles, including significant portions of the Save America Act that we could pass on reconciliation.
00:40:41.400You asked, Ben, why we wouldn't do that.
00:40:43.860Listen, the impediment is, can we get 50 votes in the Senate?
00:40:49.620We only have 53 Republicans. There were more than three Republicans who were objecting to do that.
00:40:55.500And so if we can only get to 49 or 48 or 47, we can't get it done.
00:40:59.480I'm going to press let's win legislative victories in November and December because we're about to go through two years of time in the wilderness where we're not going to pass meaningful legislation for two years and instead go through the Democrat circus.
00:41:16.700I hope we have a very productive lame duck for the next two months.
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