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- This is Undaunted Life of Man's Podcast.
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I'm your host Kyle Thompson, let's get into it.
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What are the odds?
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- No way.
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You're kidding me, right?
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- This is happening, this is happening right now.
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And do you know why it was happening?
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I did not know you were gonna be wearing that
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because you've been doing all these interviews with us in D.C.
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You got your suit and your tie on and your pin,
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you got the flag and you got all this stuff.
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And then I knew you were gonna be taking
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this call in Oklahoma, so I want you to feel comfortable.
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And so I wanted to look like one of your constituents.
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And then look at you.
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- That's freaking hilarious.
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- Hey, like mine's, I guess.
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So I'm keeping it on the whole time, this isn't a joke.
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All right, this is just what I wear on this day of the week.
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- My hair's all jacked.
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- Hey, that's okay, mine as well,
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just so the one mine looks not so bad for us.
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- I'll go do this interview.
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- 20 minutes, so you guys can go downstairs,
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I'll be down there a minute.
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- Who's that?
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Does she wanna pop on this?
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- That's my beautiful bride, come here.
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- Oh, is that Ms. Mullin?
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- Yeah.
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- Hey, I need to give her a howdy.
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- Dustin, come here and say hi to him.
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Howdy ma'am, how's it going?
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- Great, awesome.
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- This is Dustin Hilary.
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- Hi, how are you?
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- Dustin.
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- How are you?
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- We went to high school together, Dustin.
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- Kyle Thompson.
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- Oh, Kyle Thompson, oh yeah,
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we went to junior high school together.
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- Junior and high school together, man, what's up?
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- Well, you guys all have red hair?
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- Yeah.
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- Hey, hey, hey, don't start with all that.
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Don't start with all that, Mark Wayne.
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All right, that's some nonsense, okay?
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We got business to attend to.
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- I've never seen him in a hat before,
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and he looks stupid.
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- Yeah.
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- I don't know if I'd like to.
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- No it doesn't.
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- He doesn't look stupid.
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He looks like a real cowboy,
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because a real cowboy got me this hat, okay?
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And Kyle Lucas, shout out.
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- But you know, I've raised him better than this.
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- I just wanna let you know.
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- It needs to be nice.
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- A real cowboy got me this hat too, called me.
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- Okay, I'm just gonna go ahead and throw this out there.
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I agree with her, can she do the interview?
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I feel like you need to go blow off
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some steam somewhere else.
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(laughing)
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- Good seeing you, man.
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- All right, good seeing you as well.
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We're gonna get down to business here, though.
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We do have some business to attend to.
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And so, first thing we need to get to here
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is a story that just won't die
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and probably for a particular reason.
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But we saw within the last few weeks
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all this kerfuffle about the Epstein case
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and the Epstein files and what Pam Bondi said,
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what she didn't say.
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And then now you got the Trump administration
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and Donald Trump specifically wanting to move past it.
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And then if you look at Twitter
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versus people in the real world,
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Twitter seems to really care about the Epstein files,
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but people in the real world just care about
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what milk costs and whether or not
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an illegal immigrant is going to get drunk
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and drive into their family vehicle
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while they're going down the highway or something like that.
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But from your perspective,
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being a big supporter of Donald Trump,
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but also being right there
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and the thick of everything in Washington,
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the Democrats are glomming onto the story for a reason.
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They think there's some there, there.
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So what are your thoughts?
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- Well, it's political theater.
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I mean, that's all it is.
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And here's what really gets down to it.
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President Trump and Pam Bondi and Cashatel
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actually can't release it.
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Now, you go, what do you mean they can't release it?
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- Well, because the judge and the judges
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in the case have to release it.
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And so let me just back this up.
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For instance, this resolution that I put forth yesterday
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and the resolution that I objected
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from the Democrats yesterday,
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which is people are, you know,
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some protecting the pedophile, all this stuff.
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And I'm like, no, we actually put through a resolution too
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to calling on the judges
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to release the information except for the victims,
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allow the victims to stay protected.
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But the truth is it's a resolution.
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A resolution is non-binding.
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It does nothing.
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President Trump asking the course to release it,
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does nothing.
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Pam Bondi asking the judges to release it, does nothing.
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Why?
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Because there's complete separation of powers, right?
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We're equal co-branches, executive, legislative, judicial.
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Judicial has all the information.
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Now Pam Bondi and Cassiatel does have the information,
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but they can't release it until the judges
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that overheard the grand jury allowed them to release it.
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So for instance, the judge and the 2009 case,
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I think in Florida just said, no,
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they're not going to release it.
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Well, so if the judge isn't going to release it,
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Congress and the president cannot make them release it.
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It's just that simple.
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And most of the time a grand jury, they're pretty tight lived.
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They don't allow that kind of information to get out.
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Now, why aren't they allowed to get out?
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I don't know.
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But the judge has to make that decision themselves.
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There's stuff in the grand jury that we don't know.
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And there's not any information that the FBI
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or Pam Bondi's office, and people say the DOJ,
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well, the FBI falls underneath DOJ.
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So when you say that, you're covering the full thing.
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But Cassiatel's office or Pam Bondi's office,
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there isn't any information they have
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that the judges that heard the case either in Florida
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or in New York doesn't have.
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So there's nothing that they can release
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that they can do without the judge's permission to do that.
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And the Democrats know this.
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And so what they're doing is just theater.
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All it is is just throwing out this political theater,
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trying to make something big of it
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because they know as good as anybody,
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if it had anything to do with President Trump,
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they were to release this eight years ago.
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They would release this in 2015
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when he was running against Hillary Clinton.
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My goodness, they made up a Russian gate.
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And it's obvious now that Obama colluded with them,
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trying to get the intelligence community
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to bring up the information,
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to be able to make this whole story up.
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That's not hearsay, that's actually what happened.
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And so we know if there's anything in those cases,
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they would have leaked.
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And so all it is is just them trying to distract
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the American people from their big cover-up
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and what they did in underneath Obama,
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what they did during the Hillary campaign,
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what they did with Biden when he was in office.
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And it's nothing, it's nothing there now.
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I would love for it to be released.
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I'm all about transparency.
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I'm actually curious.
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Really don't,
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I'm really not losing sleep over it.
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Like I'm not a fanatic about it.
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I'm just more like, hey, I guess everybody likes
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a good gossip story.
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And I would like to make sure that the victims got justice.
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But outside of that,
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I don't, I'm not overly interested in it,
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other than just transparency part of it.
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The transparency part of it, I would love this.
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I'd love them to be very transparent by it.
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But as I said before,
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the president, Pam Bondi, and Congress
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cannot force the judges to release this information.
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The judge that heard the case
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has to decide that they're going to release
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the information or not.
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- Well, and the one thing that I think is very interesting,
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it's almost the main point,
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which is if the Democrat,
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if we had access to this information
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for the four years of the Biden administration,
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and Trump was in it,
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or any other big Republican donors or anything like that,
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there's not a scenario in the world
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where they don't release it, as you mentioned.
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And so that's the thing that Democrats
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are answering for right now,
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is you seem really, really interested in the story
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when you weren't interested in it
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at any other point in history.
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But you also bring up how the director of national intelligence,
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your friend Tulsi Gabbard last week,
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yeah, release a press release
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called New Evidence of Obama Administration Conspiracy
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to Subvert President Trump's 2016 victory in presidency.
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Now, a lot of people have kind of talked about this,
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about the information that was in there,
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everyone's kind of giving their legal read
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of the situation, even if they're not attorneys.
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But the thing that DNI Gabbard said
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is that this constitutes treason,
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that these things are treasonous activities.
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The issue that I have right now,
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because we don't know anything yet,
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is treason is an actual legal standard,
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has a legal standard and comes with a charge, okay?
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And what some people think, whether it's accurate or not,
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what some people think the Trump administration
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did with the Epstein case and Epstein files
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is they over-promise and under-delivered.
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Same thing with this, you have Republicans that are like,
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oh great, they're gonna march Obama out in handcuffs,
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they're gonna march all these people out in handcuffs.
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So for me, it's like, if you use the word treason,
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and then these people don't go to prison,
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then this seems like political theater.
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So help me understand this story.
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- Okay, let me unpack that for you.
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I'm gonna make this pretty simple as,
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well as simple as I can.
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First of all, you don't know what you don't know.
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And cash-attailed never been director of the FBI,
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and Pam Bondi had never been the attorney general.
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With that being said, before they took their office,
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they said that they were going to release the files.
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I bet you, when I got in there, they realized, oh wait,
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I don't control my files.
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The judge that heard the case,
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I gave all my files to that judge, and I have copies,
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or I maybe got the files back, but they're locked up.
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Meaning that they can see 'em, they can read 'em,
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but they can't release 'em until the judge releases them
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to be able to release 'em.
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Because every bit of information,
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the FBI and Pam Bondi's office will have,
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would have been heard, as I said, by the grand jury.
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So they probably thought they could,
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until they got there, and they looked at it and go,
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oh crap, the judge has to clarify this.
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That's one, two, let's talk about Obama and treason.
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Treason in the office of the president of the United States
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applies to one thing, impeachment.
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You can only be impeached, treason, high crime misdemeanor.
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Those are the three things that you can be impeached from.
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And impeaching a president that's not in office, doesn't exist.
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And this would have taken place while he was in office,
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and so he would have been exempt, he would have been,
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he would have been already pardoned, essentially,
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while he was setting an office to committing this treason.
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So there is no crime, there is no prison time
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that's coming towards Biden.
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And there's no way to actually go back in and impeach him
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because he's no longer in office.
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You can just expose it.
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So yes, I do believe, if this is accurate,
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what Tulsi Gabbard is saying, which I believe Tulsi and I
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have had conversations since this was released,
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in fact, I was going on Hannity the other night,
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and I actually called her and said,
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what can I talk about?
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And just 'cause I wanted to be clear,
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because I didn't want to talk about something I couldn't,
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I said, what can I talk about, what can't I talk about?
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And she went through the timeline
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that I could talk about.
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And I believe what she told me, it is treason,
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because he cluted to undermine the American people
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of an election at the same time,
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saying that we should have a peaceful transition of power.
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Now, what that means by cluding is the IC,
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the intelligence community, had already came
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to the conclusion prior to the November of election in 2015,
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or 2016, prior to the election,
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they had the Hillary campaign and the White House
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had asked the IC community to look for interference
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in the election, which one, will tell you
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that they knew Hillary was going to lose.
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If they were already looking into it,
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they'll tell you right there
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that they already knew Hillary was going to lose.
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The intelligence community, the ICs,
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came back and said, not only no,
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but they don't have the ability to do that.
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They don't have the tools to do that,
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but they were trying to sow or sow discontent in the election.
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So they were going after Bernie Sanders,
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they were going after Hillary Clinton,
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they were going after Trump,
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because they wanted the American people
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to have discontent in the American election cycle
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in the election system, but they didn't target one person.
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So fast forward, Hillary Clinton comes out
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and started talking about this dossier
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and this Trump that false, you know, rushing gate stuff.
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And Biden reset down within James Clapper,
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who was then the director of national intelligence,
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which is what Tulsid Gabbard is now,
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and instructed him to find not if to tell him how Russia
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had interfered in the election.
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There's a huge difference.
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Not if, but instructed them how.
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That was the email that James Clapper put together
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in December and didn't send it out
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until the first week of January of 2017.
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And instructed the ICs to say how did Russia interfere
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with the election?
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That was, those are two totally different directions.
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If and how is given them a direct order to tell them
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to find an excuse for us to play right into the hands
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of what Russia, 'cause mind you, the ICs have already
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came back and said they were trying to draw a discontent
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with the American people.
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So the intelligence community had already put out
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the information what Russia was trying to do
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to draw discontent with the American population
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or the in the election cycle.
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So they wanted to draw discontent
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in the way we elect people.
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When President Trump directs them to play into that
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and say how did they do it?
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And they releases it as a Russian gate, that's treason.
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And I will agree with what she said in that.
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However, he was president and you can't impeach
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a president that's no longer president
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of the United States anymore.
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- When there's plenary power and then also this has been
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referred to the DOJ.
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So what can the American public expect with this?
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- Well, sorry.
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I have literally been up since 630 yesterday.
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I haven't slept now.
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- We can get you a little nap after this,
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but come on man, people need you.
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- I haven't slept in 30 plus hours.
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- Okay, well then we can get you a little napy after this.
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We'll get you a little nap.
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- I appreciate it.
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I appreciate it.
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I'm going to kick back and let my hair go how bad
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it really is.
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- Let your hair down a little bit.
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(laughing)
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- So anyways, we, I think what the American people see
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is transparency.
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It's interesting that the Democrats
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on this whole Epstein thing is saying that they want,
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they want transparency, but they've been actually the party
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that has been no transparency at all with the American people.
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This president is actually being very transparent
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with the American people.
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He's being very transparent with what he's doing.
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He's being very transparent with his,
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with him answering questions,
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with where he's taking the country,
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with all these files that he's trying to release.
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He's being very transparent with a Russian gate.
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It's isn't about going after the Democrat party.
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This is about exposing a deep state.
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And you have heard me talk about this.
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I'm not huge in saying deep state
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because I've actually said, what is deep state?
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This is a definition of deep state.
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This is a definition of the most powerful people
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in the United States trying to tell the American people,
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you got it wrong.
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You got the election wrong.
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You chose the wrong person.
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That wasn't what we should do.
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We know better for the United States.
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This is no longer a republic
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that we're going to choose leaders
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by the American people doing so.
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We're going to tell you how you should vote.
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Well, that also plays in the hands
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of them wanting to move to a socialist state.
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And so it's actually, what has happened here
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is the American people can understand
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where we're at.
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Knowledge is key and forming the American people,
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what the Democrat party has done
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and who they are today and forms the American people
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of saying, is this who we want to represent
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the United States in the future?
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All right, last topic here, we need to get into this,
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because we're recording this on the previous Friday.
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It's coming out on Tuesday.
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But this week, which will be last week for everybody,
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listen to this.
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Don Trump decided to make a little bebop over to the Fed.
18:39
And so he went over there and he got to hang out
18:41
with Fed Chairman Jerome Powell for a little bit.
18:43
Little bit odd, the first time a president of any kind
18:45
has gone to over to the Fed in person since 2006.
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And that's when Bush was there for Bernanke,
18:50
being sworn in, those types of things.
18:52
So he's putting a little pressure on Jerome Powell.
18:54
And I don't think anybody is suggesting
18:56
that we need to have the Federal Reserve
18:58
underneath the powers of the president or anything like that.
19:02
But obviously Trump is very, very forward.
19:04
You never have to guess what Trump is thinking
19:06
for the most part.
19:06
He wants the rates to be lowered.
19:08
And he thinks Jerome Powell at this point,
19:10
a lot of people think Jerome Powell at this point,
19:12
is purposefully not lowering rates because it's political.
19:16
Whether he's on the side of wanting it to be political
19:18
or not, because it's political, he's like,
19:20
I'm just going to basically cross my arms
19:23
or sit on my hands or something like that.
19:25
So what are Americans to think about this situation?
19:27
Because you have people that are investors
19:29
and then you have just regular old folks
19:30
that are just like, yeah, I don't really understand
19:32
why it's at the level it's at now.
19:34
I don't know the argument for why it should go down.
19:36
There's a lot of confusion right now.
19:38
- So let's leave politics out of it.
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Let's leave the Republican Democrat thing out of it.
19:43
Let's just talk numbers.
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I'm a number guy.
19:46
All right, when Jerome Powell was raising the interest rates,
19:50
interest or inflation had climbed to 9.1%.
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At average 4.95%, the reason why you raise interest rates
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is because you try to head off inflation.
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When you have low interest rates,
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you have a tendency to have higher inflation.
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And so they're raising the interest rates
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to try to cut off inflation.
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Inflation a day as of yesterday was at 2.7%.
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So and we're the only developed country in the world
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that hasn't drastically lowered interest rates
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since inflation has come down over this period of time.
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Underneath the Biden administration,
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it hovered at 4.95% as where it averaged at,
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high of 9.1%.
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As at 2.7, why aren't interest rates reflecting that?
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Interest rates should be reflecting.
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If it goes up with inflation,
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it should come down with inflation.
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And no one can explain that because when you have inflation,
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it costs the American taxpayers billions.
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And some people will say trillions of dollars.
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If you add our interest payment,
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the United States' interest payment on $37 trillion we have,
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plus what the American people are having to pay
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in interest across the United States,
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it literally comes to trillions of dollars every year
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with the interest rates being this high.
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If they would lower it to where it was previously
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when interest rates were below 3%,
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we would see a drastic increase in revenues
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and investment dollars into the United States.
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Plus it would say the taxpayers,
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American taxpayers alone,
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billions of dollars just based on interest rates
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that were paying on the $37 trillion.
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So because of his failure to do it,
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and I do believe at this point,
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it's not present Trump playing politics with it,
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it's Powell playing politics with it
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because you can't explain it.
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And we've asked, tell us why.
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Tell us what we're not seeing here.
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If you can explain it to me what we're not seeing,
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why is it that other countries have done it?
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Why haven't we done it?
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What are you looking at down the road
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that's keeping you to keep the interest rates high?
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Because tax policy is now permanent.
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So we don't have to worry about that.
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Screwed oil has stabilized.
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People that were saying that tariffs
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was going to raise inflation.
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They got it dead wrong.
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It's been now here for two and a half quarters,
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or I say two and a half quarters quarter and a half
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at this point with inflation.
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And we haven't seen the inflation come in.
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So we have data showing that it's,
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that's tariffs is not affecting inflation.
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So what is your reasoning for not doing it?
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The stock market has fully recovered
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and to hit higher numbers.
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So just explain it to us.
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And he refuses to explain it to us,
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which would make me say,
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okay, you're playing politics with it at that point.
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- Yeah, I think at this point,
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most of us are tired of that.
22:38
But speaking of tired, you're tired.
22:39
You gotta go take a little nap.
22:40
But before you go, I got a couple of extra things.
22:42
So you introduce me to, wait, wait, wait, wait.
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You introduce me to America's heavyweight,
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Mr. Wyatt Hendrickson.
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And for those of you listening to this on time here
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in a couple of days,
22:51
we'll be releasing a long form interview
22:53
with Wyatt Hendrickson.
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But I got to do dinner with him and his brand new wife,
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also a ginger and him and like,
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while he was doing the interview,
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his wife was hanging out with my wife.
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And we made a decision, Mark Wayne,
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that you're gonna help us out with, okay?
23:06
- Okay, or, yeah, you're gonna help us out.
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Just say yes.
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Just say yes and I'll tell you what it is.
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- No, I know why and I know you.
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I'm not agreeing to anything yet.
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You hush your butt, sir.
23:15
He said yes, I would like the record to reflect that he said yes.
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So we would like to do a double date,
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but we want it to be in the future, you see.
23:23
And so Wyatt thought this was a good idea.
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All four of us agreed on it.
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So basically we're gonna do a double date
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at the UFC event that's gonna happen
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on the White House grounds next July 4th, okay?
23:34
And so all we need from you, just organize that,
23:37
just get us some private secret service
23:39
to kind of zip us in there, put us cage side.
23:42
And that's just what we wanna do
23:44
and that's what you've already agreed to.
23:45
So do you wanna just double down on your agreement?
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- So I can get Wyatt in there.
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I'm not sure I'm getting Kyle in there.
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- So I heard you're gonna get both of us in there.
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That is fantastic news.
23:55
Everyone's gonna be very, very excited.
23:56
But what no one's excited about
23:58
because recently they're, the world is in mourning
24:00
because Hulk Hogan has passed away.
24:02
I know, I know it's one of those big things.
24:05
And so I didn't know if you'd be down
24:06
with my semi-professional wear.
24:08
So I got a little Hulkomania for you, brother.
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I look you there, America Mark Wayne, America.
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I didn't know if I would be. - I love it.
24:19
- Good or bad, I'm not gonna rip this
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because I actually wanna wear this tank top again.
24:23
But for those of you that don't have the glory of video,
24:26
it is a metal hands that's made out into an American flag
24:29
and it says, "America."
24:30
And that is without the A at the beginning.
24:32
And so if that isn't enough to get me and Wyatt in there
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at the same time to go watch a UFC on the White House guys,
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what else can I do?
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Or what else can I do?
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- I love it.
24:42
- It's like your own little personal circus.
24:44
You got anything else for us where we let you go?
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- No, I never thought I'd see the day
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if you ripped your shirt off
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and we're in a cowboy hat.
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This meets the top hat, by the way.
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♪ I am a real American sing it ♪
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Come on, you know the words.
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You know the words.
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I won't make you sing.
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All right, we'll see you next time.
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