THE BIG MIG SHOW
MARCH 10, 2025
EPISODE 495–11AM
House Staffer Gained Entry into One of the House Office Buildings that Leads to U.S. Capitol with a Gun Before Trump’s Speech to the Nation
On Saturday, Tarik Johnson posted a shocking report on X that he said could not wait until Monday morning.
The staffer was reportedly caught and arrested.
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Man. When is this going to stop
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another Trump assassination attempt?
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It appears George got on this top of the story very early and
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so did Slingshot News. They jumped on it rapidly.
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Let's start off with a little set the moon.
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I always think it's important. You know, my dad used to have a
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saying he he would tell me when I was a kid, he said if you had
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five real friends your whole life, he'd be one of the richest
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guys he ever knew. My dad used to say that and I
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didn't understand when I was a kid.
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You know, you always have a lot of friends running around and
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you think, oh, I don't know what he's talking about.
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That doesn't make any sense. As I've gotten older, I realized
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what a genius he really was when he would say that to me.
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He's passed away now, but five real friends your whole life,
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you'd be the richest man he ever knew.
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And I got to tell you, it's a difficult thing to get 5 real
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friends, but this guy's even breaking it down to three
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friends. And I love the way he broke it
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down because the truth of the matter is you'd be very
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fortunate even if you had one person that would fit all these
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different hats. You need three friends in life.
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You need a, a truth teller, somebody that's that's willing
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to call you out on your BS and tell you the truth and hold you
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accountable to what you say. You need a confidant, somebody
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that you can tell anything to. And they're going to protect
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that information, keep it safe, and they're going to counsel you
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in a way that is fruitful for you.
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And you need to ride or die. You need somebody that at 3:00
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in the morning, you can call and say, hey, bro, I need you to get
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your stuff. And the only thing they say is
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is I'm on my way. So you're lucky.
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You're lucky in life if you have one of each one of those
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friends, much less all of them. If you can get one person that
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fits every single one of those roles, man, Dude, that's that's
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a friend for life. I got, I got a couple of them.
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Yeah, Stan at one in the street right there.
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He's the guy with the glasses is one of them.
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Yeah, yeah, I've always tried to be those three things for people
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like, you know, I've always said to people that, you know, I'm
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going to take it to the grave kind of guy.
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So if somebody tells me their personal, you know, thoughts or
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their personal, very personal things, I've always taken that
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to the grave. I've never shared that with
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people. So I've that's gone way back for
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me. You know, I grew up, as you guys
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know, I grew up around a bunch of my my godfather was a COPO
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for the Gambino crime family. So I grew up around a lot of
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those wise guys and they were man men of their word that, you
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know, a lot of people portray them differently.
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It's not the side I saw. I'm not saying that that side
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wasn't there. I'm just saying that I didn't
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see that I saw really honorable people.
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So I always thought that was important.
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And I think being confidant is important for people.
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And of course, you know, ride or die, you know, there are times
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when you have to call somebody up and say, look, you know, I
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can't explain what I need, but I need to, I need you right now.
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And that does happen. So these are the kind of things,
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and I've always said this about friends.
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I think you have to keep your circle of friends close because
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you want to do a good job with the people that are your
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friends. You want to be able to tell
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them. You know, I try to do it for
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George. George tries to tell do it for
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me. But the point is, it's by having
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again, I'm not, I'm not saying you only have to have one
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friend, but I'm saying that if you keep your circle small,
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you're going to do a much better job with your friends.
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My point is, I don't want to let my friends down.
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So, you know, I keep my circle pretty close.
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I don't have a lot of friends or people that I call friends.
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I have lots of acquaintances, but very few people I call
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friends. So I, I got to start off today
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with a comment. I fucking hate daylight savings
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time. I hate it.
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Am I the only one? When are we going to stop this
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madness? I posted it this morning.
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You wake up and you know, you guys know, you know, George
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doesn't drink or do drugs at all.
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And I, I, I rarely ever drink anymore and I don't do any
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drugs. But my point is this, what the
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hell? You wake up, it throws off your
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toll internal clock. George, do you hate daylight
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savings as much as I do? Every time they say it's coming,
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I start to have this apprehension because I know I'm
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going to wake up that day miserable.
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I'm going to go to bed too late. I'm going to wake up miserable.
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Can we stop this bullshit? Can somebody, can we please put
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this to an end? I mean RFK junior says it's
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really bad for our health because it throws off our
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internal health clock. You hate it as much as not me,
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George or just me? Am I the only one out here that
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hates this freaking thing? I mean, I don't, I don't like
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it. I don't know if I say I would
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hate it, but it's, it is a pain because setting the clocks and
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doing all that, I mean, it doesn't affect my inner clock.
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But I could tell you if you're already thinking that in your
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head, putting that bad negative thoughts that's going to come
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out the next day, you shouldn't even think about it.
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You're pretty. You're probably right, but I
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freaking hate it. I want to stop.
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I don't want any more daylight savings, so let's put an end to
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this. Right.
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Hold on, let me finish. So Trump spoke on this the other
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day because Peter Doocy from Fox News actually asked him that
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question. And he goes, he goes well, it's
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it's like a, it's a, it's a 5050 toss up because half of the
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people don't want it and half the people want it.
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So he's he's just going right now with the like 80 to 90% what
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people want. So I mean you.
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Can ask your question, what's the benefit?
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I still can't. I can't figure out the benefit.
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How does it benefit us? It doesn't add an extra hour.
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It's just a big con job. It's like a Democrat con job is
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what it feels like to me that somehow by having this thing
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called daylight savings, they've given it this name and somehow
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it's supposed to benefit us. I don't see how it benefited us.
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I hate with the one in the winter because then you wake up
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and it's, you know, the dark goes on even longer and then you
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feel like he got shorted on this hour.
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On the other side of it, you know, one side, you feel like he
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gained an hour, but you're just giving it back.
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I don't see where there's any upside.
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Who benefits from this? Farmers I.
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Think they used to be, I'm not sure for farmers, but it doesn't
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apply anymore. But, you know, there's, I don't
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know, like it's people like, do they want to take their kids to
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school in the dark in the morning or whatever?
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It is the situation no more. You just you just can't make
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everybody happy no more. It's just never going to happen.
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If everybody wants, if everybody people want A, there's always
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going to be there's always going to be people that want B.
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It is what it is. So now you have to look at the
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overall health of the nation. Does it affect everybody whether
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B likes it or not to B people? And yeah, it does so.
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All right. Well, RFK says your circadia
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rhythm gets completely thrown off by it, that you've got this
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rhythm of waking up when it's light.
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You know if your windows open because I try to wake up with
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the light, right? I try to and I'll get up earlier
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when we have a lot. Of you wake up with the light.
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Well, you know, when the sun just starts to peak, they always
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say you should go to bed in an early enough time.
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So the minute the minute see any kind of daylight at all, the
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minute you start to see any kind of that you should get up at the
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end of the day, it throws all that up.
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All right, well, let's move on. I don't, I don't, I don't want
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to. I want to sound like a whiner
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here, but I just had to say that because, man, I hate it.
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All right, what the hell is going on?
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Is it? I'm starting to feel like this
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is intentional. I mean, it just seems like, you
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know, Can you imagine, George, if you and I tried to roll into
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the White House or into the any areas in government with a gun
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on us? How the hell are these people
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getting through? And that's a really good
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question. So it's a staffer, right?
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A House staffer. But they still have to go
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through the metal detectors and everything, don't they?
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The staffers, nobody not going through the metal detector.
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Maybe Donald Trump doesn't go through the metal detector, but
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I've never seen anybody else not go through.
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I don't know. I don't know what the process is
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for, for a Congress, you know, and staffers who knows, but I
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don't listen who we don't even know who the staffer is, first
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of all. So question is we need to know
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who it is. Who does he work for and did
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somebody else that has access can bring a gun in brought the
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gun into that person. That's what we need to know.
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We need to know where the checkpoints that failed right
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now in this because you. Wouldn't even.
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You wouldn't even know about this story if it wasn't for a
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former Lieutenant, Tariq Johnson.
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He's been on our show. Yeah, he's a good friend, and
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he's the one that blew the whistle on this.
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He's a real guy. He's one of the few Capitol
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Police, in my opinion, that's told the truth from the very get
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go about the J6 feds erection. So this guy, the staffer,
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whoever it is, which I still have it named and of course I
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want to say it again, Slingshot news got on top of the story
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very quickly and they had a lot of details.
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So if you haven't, if you really want to get into some deep
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details, head over to slingshot news and check it out.
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Troy's a great guy. You should support him.
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It's like it's a it's a gateway style, gateway pundit style
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product project. And I like him first news
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sourcing and he's a legit guy. He does not BS.
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He's not mainstream media. All right, so, so this House
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staffer gains entry into the one of the House office buildings
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which is on the peripheral of the US Capitol and that's with a
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gun right before Trump's speech to the nation.
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Now, Tariq Johnson put puts a shocking report out.
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The staffer was reported caught and arrested.
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But this is crazy. And I agree with Tariq.
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Why is nobody even talking about this is like an emergency update
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he threw out. If you're not following Tariq
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Johnson, you can find him over on X.
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And I want to say this, this is a truth teller.
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This guy's been telling the truth about the Capitol Police
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from the very get go. He's been outing the staff and
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who made that decision on January 6th.
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And he's done a great job of it. And I believe he's a very honest
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and very credible guy. He's the kind of guy you would
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want to be a Capitol Police officer.
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My point is, so this happened on Tuesday.
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This House Stafford gained entry into window.
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It's a high security building. I would imagine especially with
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the speech going on, he was in possession of gun.
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They did catch him, but the problem is that no one said
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anything to him about anything about bringing the gun in the
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previous day. He had a gun the previous day
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also. So explain this to me that he
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said, well, no one said anything about carrying a gun the
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previous day. Well, explain, George, how do
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you get a gun through the metal detectors?
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I don't get this. You know, unless somebody let it
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through, unless there's more than one person working in on
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this. So who knows?
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Listen, there's, you know, there's tunnels, there's other
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entrances going to the Capitol and it's connected here to
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there. So who knows?
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They all have metal detectors and are security on them, and if
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they don't have metal detectors they don't allow you access,
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they only allow you to exit from those.
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So there's no way this just happened randomly.
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What, because he was a staffer. They, they cleared him the first
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day. I mean, and this is, you know,
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who's in charge of this And, and Tariq's are gone after this guy
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left and right. This guy's a problem.
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Is this USUS Capitol Police Chief J Thomas Manger, you know,
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he's been in place since Trump was elected.
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I think this guy needs to be put out of there.
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This, this alone would be a reason for a firing that his
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security is this LAX. I mean, Can you imagine what
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they're saying over at Secret Service right now?
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Can you imagine Cash Patel and Dan Bongino's reaction to this?
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I mean, they've got to just be livid about it.
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You know how? They you don't hear nothing from
00:16:54
them, though. That's the question.
00:16:55
You're not hearing anything from anybody.
00:16:58
It's like they're just like, you know, throwing this, tossing
00:17:00
this under the carpet like it's not a big deal.
00:17:04
Well. Why are they concealing it from
00:17:06
the? American So first of all, so how
00:17:07
did they act if he if he got through the melee Texas with the
00:17:10
gun, how did they actually finally catch him with this gun?
00:17:13
Where did they catch him with the gun?
00:17:16
You're not hearing none of those.
00:17:17
None of those walking towards something.
00:17:20
Outbuilding, they're saying it's like a building that's connected
00:17:22
but wasn't the direct building. What's that?
00:17:25
Suppose one of the office buildings for Congress.
00:17:27
I guess the additional office buildings, but it's still
00:17:29
connected. You can still get all the way
00:17:31
into the the Capitol. They've got all those hallways
00:17:35
where they connect. So once you're in, I don't
00:17:38
believe you have to go through multiple layers of security.
00:17:41
I mean, I don't know what those underground tunnels look like,
00:17:43
but this is crazy and Manger hasn't said a word about it.
00:17:47
This is the chief of police. And I've got to tell you, Tari
00:17:49
Johnson said this over and over again.
00:17:51
So I believe him. I think it's true.
00:17:54
He said that there is no doubt that that Manger is one of the
00:17:58
most corrupt politicians in the history of our country.
00:18:01
And he's given him a warning. He's going to put out a full
00:18:04
report on this. I don't know if he's done it
00:18:05
yet. I don't think he has.
00:18:06
He's given this guy till Tuesday morning to completely brief the
00:18:11
US that you know, and the American public so far, I don't
00:18:16
see anybody really talking about this other than Slingshot News
00:18:19
and Tariq Johnson. I haven't seen it on.
00:18:21
Have you seen it on any mainstream media, George?
00:18:23
No, nothing. Nobody's talking about it.
00:18:26
So you guys tell me American public.
00:18:27
That's why you got to cut. How do you feel about?
00:18:29
That that's why I got to come watch the big big show because
00:18:30
you'll get the truth here. But listen, here's another
00:18:33
shocking thing. How come Trump or Speaker
00:18:37
Johnson, how come they got haven't got rid of Thomas
00:18:39
Manger? I mean, just for the January 6th
00:18:45
crap he pulled, he should be fired right now gone and
00:18:48
investigated for for that fact. But now you just let this like
00:18:52
another another possible attempt on Trump's life.
00:18:58
I mean, Jesus, I mean, how much more does does this crap have to
00:19:02
go on before somebody goes and does something about it?
00:19:06
The corruption is deep, Butler. Pennsylvania Suspicious as you
00:19:10
know what, of course they had another guy they caught, I guess
00:19:16
the Secret Service shot some guy with a gun just a couple of days
00:19:19
ago right outside the White House.
00:19:22
You know, and, and they're and they're kind of not really
00:19:24
talking about that. Here's my issue.
00:19:27
Tell me if I'm wrong, George, you can tell me and, and I want
00:19:29
the audience to comment on this. I mean, we, we, we don't need
00:19:32
Donald Trump in danger. We don't need Elon Musk in
00:19:35
danger. We don't need Cash Patel or
00:19:37
anybody else we know. We've got basically an
00:19:40
administration and they're, the majority of us feel relatively
00:19:42
confident about all, although there's still tons of crying on
00:19:45
social media. I, I honest, honest to God, but
00:19:47
I've got a solution for the crying.
00:19:49
We're going to talk about it later on, but I've got a real
00:19:50
solution for all that crying on social media because I believe
00:19:53
most of those accounts are being paid.
00:19:55
Wait, crying in social media? Yeah, there's no crying in
00:19:59
social media. Yeah, exactly.
00:20:02
There's no crying in baseball. Yeah, that's right.
00:20:05
I know. I know the quote.
00:20:06
I knew exactly where you were going with that.
00:20:10
But here's my point. I want you to talk about this in
00:20:12
the chat, make a comment if you if you agree, does this make you
00:20:16
feel warm and fuzzy? Does this make you feel good
00:20:18
that these are the people that are supposed to be protecting
00:20:20
our president, the Secret Service and of course Capitol
00:20:23
Police and other agencies. And this is a recurring theme
00:20:27
here. And then you've got all these
00:20:28
people on social media that haven't been arrested yet.
00:20:31
They're talking about they wanted they want to get the
00:20:33
news. There's there was a woman on
00:20:34
there, some liberal blonde lady. I saw the clip from TikTok.
00:20:38
I don't even want to put it up to give her the I don't even
00:20:40
want to validate. And she said she can't, she
00:20:42
could not wait until the day she opens up her phone and she finds
00:20:45
out Donald Trump was assassinated and then how much
00:20:48
she's going to celebrate when that happens.
00:20:50
Now that's a horrendous thought. Even though we all, well, the
00:20:54
majority of us knew that Joe Biden was installed, he cheated.
00:20:58
We weren't all calling for Joe Biden to be executed.
00:21:01
In fact, none of I, we didn't, we never did that.
00:21:03
We wanted him to be arrested. We wanted him to be charged
00:21:06
criminally. We never said.
00:21:09
We never said, yeah, accountability, we, we wanted
00:21:12
consequences for his actions, but we never suggested that
00:21:16
somebody should execute him. And this is going on and on and
00:21:19
on. And I believe this is the
00:21:20
mainstream media's fault. I really think it is because if
00:21:23
you watch sources, if you watch Rumble and you're on this show
00:21:25
and you watch Rumble, that doesn't happen here.
00:21:29
They want to act like it happens here.
00:21:30
They want to act like Bongino or Crowder or, you know, Benny
00:21:34
Johnson and the rest of us are calling for some kind of violent
00:21:37
action, but we never do. But they act like it does.
00:21:40
This is what they keep saying over and over again.
00:21:42
And I think they're perpetuating the violence.
00:21:44
And I think that stuff should be put to a stop.
00:21:46
And I think people that are getting paid to post that should
00:21:49
be put to a stop on all the platforms if you don't notify
00:21:52
the public that you're getting paid.
00:21:54
And now we're seeing it USAID. We've seen all these payments to
00:21:57
people. We're hearing about George Soros
00:21:59
and Zuckerberg and all kinds of people putting money to defraud
00:22:03
and compromise our election systems.
00:22:05
And we'll go into that in a little bit.
00:22:07
Enough's enough now here. This is not good for me.
00:22:10
I'm tired of this. Manger needs to be fired.
00:22:13
Enough's enough with this guy. He was instrumental in the J6
00:22:16
Fed surrection and now here he is not protecting the president
00:22:21
that the majority of the people in the United States voted for
00:22:24
and want him to do what he's doing.
00:22:25
We want Elon Musk to expose the fraud and now they're not
00:22:29
protecting him. To me, that's a core
00:22:31
responsibility of his job. And if you can't do your job,
00:22:34
then you don't deserve to have your job.
00:22:36
It's time to fire this guy. I hope that I hope Donald Trump,
00:22:38
I hear he watches our show sometimes.
00:22:40
I hope he hears me today. Mr. President, it's time to fire
00:22:43
this son of a bitch. Time to get him the F out of
00:22:46
there. So George, you give me your
00:22:48
thoughts. I don't know if you agree with
00:22:49
me or not. Of course I agree with you,
00:22:52
Lance, but Trump needs to, needs to put the hammer down.
00:22:57
I mean, we're, we're, we got a lot of talk from a lot of people
00:23:00
and I'm being patient. I'm going to let them, give them
00:23:03
time before I start putting my hammer down because we're going
00:23:07
to, if you're going to tell us you're going to do something and
00:23:10
then we get you in that position and you don't do something, I'm
00:23:13
calling you out. I don't care what you are.
00:23:16
Republican, Democrat, independent, black, white,
00:23:19
Chinese, red, yellow. I don't give AF.
00:23:23
We're tired of it. We.
00:23:24
Notice George and I are trying to curse less.
00:23:26
I'm not good at it though. George, we put a mandate out
00:23:29
last year and we want it done. So they better figure out
00:23:35
because enough. Promises made, promises kept.
00:23:39
That's what we want. We want to count a billion
00:23:41
consequences. And I believe there's enough
00:23:43
people that have committed serious crimes against the
00:23:46
statutes of the United States that I want to see some
00:23:49
indictments. So this message goes out to Pam
00:23:52
Bondi and Cash Patel. Stop fluffing around, OK?
00:23:56
Stop redacting the Epstein documents.
00:24:00
Drop the hammer. You keep saying it's for
00:24:03
national security interests. Pedophilia and human trafficking
00:24:07
are not in the national security interest title.
00:24:11
Those rejections are a bunch of bullshit.
00:24:14
We want the names, we want the documents.
00:24:16
Unredacted Enough's enough. George is being patient.
00:24:19
I'm starting to lose my patience.
00:24:20
I want to see some arrests and I want to see actual information.
00:24:23
I want the Seth Rich laptop. I want the Epstein.
00:24:26
I want the full RFK, you know, RFK assassination folders.
00:24:30
I want to see the full JFKI. Want to see the MLKI, Want to
00:24:34
see 911. I mean, I can go on and on here.
00:24:37
It's time to drop the hammer. Stop dicking around.
00:24:40
Let me remind you guys, they're in government.
00:24:42
Just so we're clear, the American people pay you to do a
00:24:45
job. They do not pay you to be our
00:24:47
daddies and mommies. They aren't paying you to filter
00:24:50
like, oh gosh, we can't let the kids watch that.
00:24:53
We can't let the kids know about that.
00:24:55
You aren't here to monitor our TV, watching our social media,
00:24:58
or the rest of it. You're here to run the
00:25:00
government and the information you've got.
00:25:02
You are not in charge of deciding who gets to see what.
00:25:07
If we were talking about something that really had to do
00:25:09
with national security, like maybe something with North Korea
00:25:12
or Russia or maybe with our our intelligence, our government
00:25:16
intelligence agencies, OK, I get it.
00:25:19
Epstein is not part of that. Drop the hammer.
00:25:23
Put the files out. I don't want to hear any more of
00:25:25
that crap. I don't want to hear any more
00:25:26
about redactions. I don't need any more documents
00:25:28
that have 500 black lines going through them.
00:25:31
OK, We already know who was there.
00:25:33
We just want you to confirm it. And then we want you to start
00:25:35
arresting people. Same thing goes to the Diddy
00:25:37
garbage. Now that case is an ongoing
00:25:40
case. So I get why you say we can't
00:25:42
release the Diddy stuff. But Epstein is not freaking.
00:25:45
Guy's dead. Jelaine Maxwell's locked up.
00:25:48
We want to see the people that were clients, the people that
00:25:52
went to the island 27 times like Bill Gates.
00:25:56
We want to see them have to face the consequences of their
00:26:00
actions if in fact, they violated the laws of the United
00:26:03
States. Remember, Pam, I just want to
00:26:05
remind you, equal application of the law, equal protection under
00:26:09
the law, the rule of law. You might want to review that.
00:26:14
It's good information. All right, George, you're
00:26:18
telling me we told you so. What are you talking about, bro?
00:26:21
I see you say you got a note and we told you so.
00:26:25
What is that? Well.
00:26:26
I mean, for I don't know how long for probably don't since
00:26:31
Biden took office with Szalinski.
00:26:35
I mean, we've been saying on the show, and I know Lance has
00:26:38
specifically been going into detail about it, how Szalinski's
00:26:41
been taking money for himself and buying houses here, cars
00:26:45
here, offshore bank accounts. Well, guess what?
00:26:49
Super cars, I might add. Super and and well, guess what?
00:26:52
Super fresh luxury cars. We told you so.
00:26:55
We were right and now even Trump is saying it so I mean.
00:27:01
He must have watched the big men.
00:27:02
He listen, I'm telling you. I feel like after what happened
00:27:06
with Mexico and how he says he's going to use special forces and
00:27:09
drones, I could swear we I heard some things before where
00:27:12
somebody who said that before George, who said use drones and
00:27:16
special forces on the cartels and put them on the
00:27:18
international terrorist list. Remember who said that?
00:27:21
The Big Mix show maybe? Oh, oh, that's it.
00:27:24
The Big Mix show said that. Well, I'm going to tell you
00:27:26
this. So Zelensky, hold on, has been
00:27:28
living it up on your cheddar. Hold on.
00:27:31
He's been, he's been making it rain for all the people that
00:27:34
work for him, for himself, for his wife, shopping trips.
00:27:38
Bugatti €4.6 billion. I mean €1 Bugatti cars,
00:27:44
you know, Maybach convertibles for his parents, luxury Lexus
00:27:49
SUV for his parents, eight and a half million dollar property in
00:27:52
Ridge Pond, Israel, $16 penthouse in Dubai.
00:27:57
He's paying himself over $1 a month to be
00:28:00
president of the of his of Ukraine, which you explain to me
00:28:04
how that even makes sense, right?
00:28:06
He bought him and his cronies bought almost $48 million.
00:28:09
And I've got the land title deeds.
00:28:10
If anybody says lands, you're full of shit.
00:28:13
I've got the title deeds from Switzerland.
00:28:14
I've got a whole folder full of them where they bought 46 or $48
00:28:18
million worth of property in Switzerland, right?
00:28:21
I, I mean, it just goes on and on and out.
00:28:23
But, and I've heard from somebody in the State Department
00:28:25
that's a, that's a close friend of mine and I won't, I'm not
00:28:28
going to give you names, told me that right now Zelensky has $1.6
00:28:32
billion in an offshore account down in the Gulf of America.
00:28:38
He's got a, he's got a, he's got a luxury mansion in Miami.
00:28:42
I mean, do I need to keep going? And this is the guy that says,
00:28:46
oh, you got to help me. Oh, you got to fund this.
00:28:48
The majority of the weapons are ending up on the dark web.
00:28:51
They're not even going to the front lines.
00:28:53
I mean, George has looked all over that and he's found all
00:28:56
kinds of US weapons available. We told you that there's there's
00:29:00
a guy that I know he's one of our sources about the cartels.
00:29:03
There was a meeting the cartels had about nine months ago.
00:29:06
All the heads of all the top cartels, not the New Jalisco,
00:29:10
the Young Jalisco cartel, not that group, but every other
00:29:13
major cartel was there. And he told me that visibly what
00:29:16
he saw looked like the top special forces teams in the
00:29:21
entire world. They had brand New South African
00:29:24
Apvs. They had, you know, incredibly
00:29:29
sophisticated cell phone jammers, you know, a signal
00:29:32
jammers in their vehicles and on their arms.
00:29:34
These guys were were armed up with US weapons, 50 cows on top
00:29:39
of these units. I mean, it looked like he said
00:29:41
the top special forces groups in the world.
00:29:43
I don't know if you guys have seen the four wheel drive units.
00:29:46
The special forces use those attack units that are fully
00:29:49
armed. He says there was two or three
00:29:51
of those. Where are they getting this
00:29:52
stuff? How are they getting their hands
00:29:54
on it? Well, I can tell you where a lot
00:29:56
of it's coming from. Afghanistan, that failed, pull
00:29:59
out that stuff. A lot of that ended up for sale.
00:30:02
Whatever the Chinese didn't buy, the technology portion, the
00:30:04
Chinese bought. And then, of course, Zelensky.
00:30:08
This is what's happening. And now here's Trump confirming
00:30:11
everything you heard on the big, big show.
00:30:14
Everything you heard on the big show, Trump is confirming.
00:30:17
George, let's play the video for these guys.
00:30:20
He took money out of this country under Biden like candy
00:30:26
from a baby. It was so easy with that same
00:30:30
attitude. And I just don't think he's
00:30:35
grateful. We gave him, in my opinion, $350
00:30:38
billion. Europe is in for $100 billion.
00:30:42
We gave him $350 billion. And he's talking about the fact
00:30:45
that they have fought and they have.
00:30:46
There's a bravery because somebody has to use the weapons,
00:30:49
but without those weapons, don't forget, I was the one that gave
00:30:52
him the Javelins that was able to knock down all the tights.
00:30:55
Obama gave nothing. Look, if I were president, that
00:30:59
would have never happened. You wouldn't have had Russia
00:31:01
going into Ukraine. You wouldn't have had the whole
00:31:04
situation with Hamas and October 7th would have never happened
00:31:08
because Iran was broke. They had no money.
00:31:11
They weren't giving it to Mas or Hezbollah.
00:31:13
Anybody else, He would have never had the worst evacuation
00:31:17
anyone's ever seen, which is Afghanistan.
00:31:21
And we should never bow to them. Matter of fact, we should get
00:31:26
more than just the minerals. I think for all the stuff we,
00:31:30
you know what, never mind. How come he's not being held
00:31:34
accountable? How come he nobody come arrest
00:31:35
him? Because he's really stealing our
00:31:37
tax dollars, right? Listen, he's not even supposed
00:31:40
to be president because but he's pulling the wartime move.
00:31:42
They're supposed to have an election.
00:31:44
He'll never get re elected. But now he says that he's he's
00:31:47
going to strong arm us that there's only a couple things
00:31:50
that will make him pull out as president, right?
00:31:52
So now he's going full dictator mode.
00:31:56
Man, oh man. Sees his bank accounts, offshore
00:31:59
accounts. That's what they should do.
00:32:00
Yeah, yeah, George and I'll take the mansion in Miami and then
00:32:03
we'll auction it off. But we'll take it for a while.
00:32:05
We want to move to Florida, so give us the Zelensky mansion at
00:32:07
least for a couple of months, maybe six months, 12 months.
00:32:10
You guys can come down and visit.
00:32:12
We'll have the big, big mafia down there.
00:32:13
We'll have a big party right there at Zelensky's mansion.
00:32:16
You know what I mean? We'll break into the safe, maybe
00:32:18
give everybody a high end, a high end watch.
00:32:20
I heard he's got quite a nice high end watch collection.
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00:34:53
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00:34:57
charged with abducting huge numbers of children, forcing
00:35:00
them to kill and mutilate innocent victims.
00:35:04
Somebody had to pay the price. Sam did that.
00:35:07
Sam Childers never stopped, because the bad things never
00:35:10
stop. There is only.
00:35:11
One Sam Childer. There is no one else like him in
00:35:15
the world. And I said to him, I said, would
00:35:17
you go now to get Kony in the Congo?
00:35:20
He says, without a doubt, in a second.
00:35:22
Now it's the DRC. Tell us what's happening to
00:35:24
children in the DRC. Do you have ISIS there?
00:35:27
You have Islamic State and you have ADF?
00:35:30
Hey, Sandy. Joseph Kony's still alive.
00:35:32
He's in the Congo, and now God has me in the Congo, you know,
00:35:36
So hopefully we'll meet up one day, but maybe I can lead him to
00:35:41
the Lord or send him there, one or the other.
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00:36:16
button. Just don't push our buttons.
00:36:18
Don't. I got listen, I got Janet
00:36:21
Tamelo. Don't get George ramped up.
00:36:23
Don't please hit a couple of buttons, hit a couple of likes,
00:36:25
comments and shares and we want to see you guys in the chat.
00:36:28
We want to hear the input and also.
00:36:30
Hold on, I got the input. It's.
00:36:31
A great interview out we should get on the show.
00:36:33
We want that input. Go ahead George.
00:36:34
I don't want to push your. I got Janet Tamelo, who's a
00:36:36
cattle ranch owner and manager, says she got steaks for me and
00:36:39
this and that. I'm like what?
00:36:41
Whoa, steaks. That's what I'm talking about.
00:36:44
That's. Where's the beef?
00:36:45
Where's the beef? Sounds like she's got the beef,
00:36:47
but it's. Unlimited because she owns the
00:36:49
ranch. I mean, whoa, that's what I'm
00:36:51
talking about. I'm.
00:36:52
Liking that I'm a beef guy. I love that at the end of the
00:36:55
day, especially, especially from the cattle ranchers that are
00:36:57
doing, doing it the right way, you know?
00:36:59
What? I mean, she changed.
00:37:00
She didn't invite you. She invited me, bro.
00:37:02
All right. Well, I just, I'm pumping up
00:37:04
bro. I don't.
00:37:05
Gotta pump me up, I'm pumped up. You're trying to say.
00:37:07
You're trying to say that half of the steaks you get aren't
00:37:10
mine. I'm just saying I have to go to.
00:37:13
What you trying to say Bro I? Have to go to.
00:37:14
I have to. I don't even know.
00:37:18
Dude, I want you to have steak. I'm a part of our man.
00:37:23
I want you to have unlimited steak.
00:37:24
And I like her. So, friend, for the cattle
00:37:26
ranchers out there, we want you all to watch the show because we
00:37:28
are pro independence. We are not about the big chains.
00:37:31
We're not about the GMO, We're not about any of that stuff.
00:37:34
We're on the side of RFK when it comes to our food being
00:37:37
corrupted. And I love independence because
00:37:39
I think they're doing it the right way and they are
00:37:41
protecting the country the way it should be.
00:37:44
The cattle ranchers out there, we're on your side.
00:37:46
All right, hold up. This is brutal.
00:37:48
Bro, stop. This is big money.
00:37:50
I got, I got, I got to give a shout out, man.
00:37:52
Oh, OK. I'm sorry.
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$1 trillion boom hit. Well, it is a big hit.
00:41:08
The video market cap down 1 trillion from record high 1
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trillion. Crazy.
00:41:14
Well, you know what? I was looking into this and I'm
00:41:17
saying to myself, is it because of the tariff war going on right
00:41:20
now? It's possible.
00:41:23
All right. I mean, everything is quite part
00:41:25
of it. Everything is fluctuating, going
00:41:28
down. You know, it's volatile, the
00:41:30
whole market. But you know what I'm thinking?
00:41:33
Because the agreement to build chips here now in America is
00:41:38
affecting the video that Trump just did the deals too.
00:41:42
Well, they say the big hit where it started a tank is when the
00:41:46
Chinese came out allegedly and they built an AI supercomputer
00:41:52
that that, you know, they're saying didn't use NVIDIA chips
00:41:56
because supposedly the Chinese can't get the NVIDIA chips.
00:41:58
I don't think it's true. I think they invested, but they
00:42:00
said they built this platform for like under $5,
00:42:04
right? And that was the whole beginning
00:42:07
of kind of the drop here because there's because everybody
00:42:10
believed that you had to have the NVIDIA chips to have this
00:42:13
really successful and really powerful AI quantum
00:42:17
supercomputer. Of course we know that that
00:42:20
project colossus with Elon Musk, that's what he's using the
00:42:23
newest, most sophisticated NVIDIA chips.
00:42:25
And of course we know about the Stargate operation.
00:42:28
That's the that's the US government's initiative and
00:42:31
they're using the NVIDIA chips and we know a bunch of the other
00:42:33
platforms ChatGPT 4 are using the NVIDIA chips.
00:42:37
There's lots of companies are using them.
00:42:38
Supposedly these these are the only chip that was really going
00:42:41
to work. And now they're saying that
00:42:42
maybe that's not true. And I think that might have been
00:42:44
the beginning of this and then you add the tariffs.
00:42:46
So I think it was kind of a double whammy, but trillion
00:42:49
dollars. I mean, I guess maybe because it
00:42:52
was so overvalued. There's a lot of analysts out
00:42:54
there, you can look at the information, but this is the, I
00:42:56
think this is the biggest all time drop for one stock as far
00:43:02
as market caps concerned. That's a big, big number, man.
00:43:06
So I'm sure a lot of people out there are hemorrhaging money.
00:43:09
There was a lot of futures of people that were looking that
00:43:12
had futures on NVIDIA continue to go up.
00:43:14
So I think those are all going to get wiped out and that's
00:43:17
potentially, you know, even billions of dollars that we're
00:43:20
looking at future. So this is a big hit.
00:43:22
They took a they took a whammy. And of course, NVIDIA, as NVIDIA
00:43:25
goes, the rest of the stock market is participating in this
00:43:27
hit. So pay attention.
00:43:30
You might want to start thinking more about crypto, the stock
00:43:32
market. You've seen the Oracle of Omaha,
00:43:35
Warren Buffett, he's on the sidelines.
00:43:36
He keeps parking cash, parking cash.
00:43:39
And he's not the only one. JP Morgan Chase is parking cash.
00:43:43
There's a lot of other groups. Big, big groups.
00:43:45
BlackRock is parking cash. You know what Lance I'm looking
00:43:48
at? Let's say Bitcoin is trading at
00:43:51
8, a little less than 81. XRP is 2/15/88, dropped down to
00:43:58
71 cents. You know what only went up was
00:44:01
down but went up is USD coin so. Yeah, which is weird.
00:44:06
You know, it's a stable coin, so.
00:44:09
All right, I'm going to say you guys might have missed out on
00:44:12
opportunity. For any of you people out there
00:44:14
that have kids that are below 15 years old, if you have some 10
00:44:18
and 11 year olds, you probably blew it.
00:44:20
I don't know why your kids didn't do this for you.
00:44:23
Doge just uncovered more than 300 million in loans given to
00:44:27
children 11 years old or younger during COVID.
00:44:32
So you had an opportunity to get some loans.
00:44:35
Your kids could have gone in and maybe gotten, you know, 1020,
00:44:38
thirty, $40 million, as long as they were 11 years old or
00:44:41
younger. How the Frick does this happen?
00:44:45
Yeah. I mean, you know, every
00:44:46
application I've ever seen for a loan, not only do you have to
00:44:48
put your Social Security number, which I understand Social
00:44:50
Security fraud, right, that people try to use Social
00:44:53
Security numbers from their kids sometimes because their credit's
00:44:55
so bad. But wouldn't there be a problem,
00:44:57
George? Wouldn't the Social Security or
00:44:59
even the loan people look that up and say hey, this guy's 10
00:45:01
years old, so this is in 2020 or 21.
00:45:05
The SBA granted. Now listen to the number if this
00:45:08
doesn't freaking piss you off and if this doesn't tell you
00:45:11
that all the people that are crying about doge are just full
00:45:14
of shit. They granted 5593 loans for a
00:45:20
total of $312 million to borrowers who are 11 years old
00:45:27
or younger at the time of the loan.
00:45:28
And now, I guess it could be that there's some business
00:45:33
arrangements over this where maybe there's some planet I
00:45:37
don't know about where this might be legal.
00:45:41
But how do you have? Because we're now.
00:45:43
So we'll find that these Social Security numbers were also used
00:45:45
with incorrect names. I mean, this is $312 million
00:45:50
worth of fraud. When my daughter was 11, she did
00:45:53
run some little businesses she had, but I don't think she could
00:45:56
have paid back loans and millions of dollars.
00:45:58
George, George, are your nieces and nephews holding out on you?
00:46:01
Do you think they got some of these loans that they didn't
00:46:02
tell you? If I find out that they did and
00:46:05
didn't tell me, there's going to be problems.
00:46:08
I'm telling you right from now. If they're watching, I'm letting
00:46:10
you know. I'm ready, searching, I'm
00:46:11
looking it up. I just don't understand if it's
00:46:16
an automated system, right and you put your age shouldn't and
00:46:21
you and you're not even 18 or whatever it's supposed to be,
00:46:23
shouldn't it trigger like a no or verify?
00:46:27
I mean, or if it's a person doing it like I don't, I just
00:46:33
I'm kind of baffled on this. How does it go through?
00:46:37
Yeah, well, it's crazy. But I want to know like I want
00:46:41
to I mean whoever figured this out unless it unless it's just
00:46:45
straight of corruption, which is I'm not surprised.
00:46:49
But if someone just figured this out or did on a win by mistake.
00:46:55
Well, they did it 5593 times. A mistake would be like they
00:47:00
found two of them. They found five of them.
00:47:03
I think when you do it 5593 times, I think that, yeah, I
00:47:06
think you can only call it fraud.
00:47:08
I don't know how else you could do it.
00:47:09
Now. Here's the next piece of this.
00:47:10
Here's the next one. First of all, I didn't know this
00:47:13
America is probably the healthiest nation in the entire
00:47:15
world because what I'm going to tell you next, this is just as
00:47:18
bad. What?
00:47:19
Yeah, let's yeah, healthiest in the world 2020 and 21 SBA
00:47:23
issued. Now listen to this number 3095
00:47:26
loans, including the PPP loans. Remember those paycheck
00:47:29
protection programs and of course also the EIDL, which was
00:47:33
the economic injury disaster loan.
00:47:36
This was all during COVID is supposedly support businesses.
00:47:38
So the total on this 3095 loans is 333 million.
00:47:43
And this was to borrowers that were 115 years or older who were
00:47:50
still marked as alive in the Social Security database.
00:47:54
And in one case, I don't know if it was a male or female.
00:47:57
So we'll see. A gentleman right now, a 157
00:48:01
year old individual received $36 in loans.
00:48:04
He was 157 years old. Now I'm disappointed because,
00:48:10
you know, I guess my dad who passed away could have had a
00:48:13
couple of these loans, I guess like he could have, he could
00:48:15
have gone in for some. And I'm, I'm kind of angry at
00:48:17
him that he didn't, I, I mean, I, I know he's passed away, but
00:48:20
why couldn't he submit for some of these loans?
00:48:21
Because he could have given me some of the cheddar.
00:48:24
So that's 3095 loans, 333 million for people 115 years or
00:48:28
older. So if you have anybody in your
00:48:30
family that's 115 years or older, you should check.
00:48:33
They might have gotten money you don't know about, and if you
00:48:36
have anybody that's 157 years old, they got 36.
00:48:39
They didn't give you any. George, you're smirking.
00:48:44
What do you think of this? I mean our our computer, the
00:48:52
computer system government is really old, antiquated and effed
00:48:56
up. Yeah, yeah.
00:49:00
And This is why that they never updated their systems.
00:49:04
And this goes to listen, Democrats and Republicans
00:49:06
because they both allowed this to happen.
00:49:10
So, yeah, find a head of the snake, cut it off and then take
00:49:16
the rest of them babies down because this is this is crazy.
00:49:20
I mean. So if anybody in the chat 215
00:49:22
years or older. How do you go?
00:49:23
Screwed up, you could have got some loans.
00:49:25
How do you go as American public moving forward?
00:49:28
Trust anything with financials with the government anymore
00:49:31
because Congress is supposed to have fiscal responsibility and
00:49:36
oversight, right? Well, they suck because look at
00:49:39
all the shit they're letting through.
00:49:41
And that's just here what we're talking about.
00:49:43
What about everything else? And then how do you keep
00:49:46
allowing ADOD that can't pass audits, I mean?
00:49:49
Come on. Yeah, 7 audits.
00:49:51
The Department of Defense has failed, right?
00:49:54
Where that where the plane hit the Pentagon, that's where all
00:49:58
the paperwork was for the 2.4 trillion.
00:50:00
They just lost track of some. I'm going to give you one of the
00:50:04
most dangerous sentences in the entire English language.
00:50:08
Get ready. This is the most dangerous
00:50:10
sentence in the English language.
00:50:12
You guys are saying, well, what could that be, Lance?
00:50:14
We're the government and we're here to help.
00:50:18
The most dangerous statement. And to think that this is the
00:50:22
same government that tells you that the Epstein files are
00:50:26
national security and they want to redact them all.
00:50:29
I know Laura Loomer's going nuts of what?
00:50:31
I saw Anne Vandersteel pissed off this morning about it.
00:50:34
And I respect Anne, you know what she has to say.
00:50:38
And now here you hear about this.
00:50:40
Loans to 11 year olds and younger.
00:50:42
So that means maybe if you had an 8 or 9 year old, you missed
00:50:44
an opportunity. Loans to people 115 years and
00:50:47
older. One guy, 157 years old, which I
00:50:49
think that might be a Guinness Book of World Records page right
00:50:52
there. So Guinness, you got need to go
00:50:54
find this guy. He's got 36 K.
00:50:56
You need to go get him into the Guinness Book.
00:50:58
He's 157 or she's 157 years old. This is the problem.
00:51:03
This is the kind of stuff that makes us, and I'm going to say
00:51:07
it, not trust the UNI party either side of the aisle because
00:51:10
this didn't just happen. The Democrats weren't the only
00:51:12
ones running Congress then. This was the Democrats and the
00:51:15
Republicans and the nonpartisans, right?
00:51:17
This was the Bernie Sanders and the, and the, you know, Nancy
00:51:21
Pelosi's and the Maxine Waters and the MIT Rob.
00:51:25
This was all of them. The Adam Show, all of them were
00:51:27
in there. I will bet you that some of this
00:51:30
money went to relatives and some of their 100 year old family
00:51:33
members. So this is crazy.
00:51:36
All right, look, you know, I'm going to switch it up here, you
00:51:40
guys. I just this is more of that like
00:51:43
DEI stupidity, insanity for longest.
00:51:48
Wait a minute. I don't know about that, this is
00:51:50
just weird. Well, I want kinky stupid.
00:51:55
OK, I don't want to say this. It is kinky and perverted, but
00:51:58
it goes. It's really, it's really ugly.
00:51:59
For the longest time, I don't even understand Fashion Week.
00:52:03
OK, not because my wife isn't in fashion, not because I don't
00:52:06
understand fashion. I just don't understand how
00:52:09
anybody would ever look at this stuff and think, wow, that's a
00:52:12
great outfit. I'm going to wear that.
00:52:14
It's kind of like what happens at the Met Gala when they're all
00:52:16
trying to impress people and trying to go viral on the runway
00:52:19
and they're showing their tits and their butt cracks and
00:52:22
they're trying to, you know, dress and these crazy political
00:52:26
statements. They pay, by the way, the ticket
00:52:28
to the Mick Gallon now I think is 75 or $85 a ticket.
00:52:32
So you saw AOC go, here's somebody that's making 180 a
00:52:37
year or whatever and she went she.
00:52:39
Didn't pay for Mick Gallon. I I don't know how she got a
00:52:42
$75 ticket. If she did get it, that would
00:52:45
have to be on her income statement.
00:52:46
She'd have to declare it and also that would be considered
00:52:48
graph. It would be considered that
00:52:51
you're taking a bribe from a political stance.
00:52:54
So I don't even know how she went.
00:52:55
Even if they comped the ticket, it still has an 8075 or $85
00:52:58
value. But this Fashion Week, this is
00:53:01
some crazy dumb shit. This is ridiculous.
00:53:04
I mean, George, you could literally go into your pantry
00:53:06
right now and and grab a glad garbage bag, right and and and
00:53:11
and and literally throw on some work boots and you could walk
00:53:14
the one Ray right now in that outfit and they would say, oh,
00:53:17
that's a stunning outfit by Jean Paul Gaudier are.
00:53:20
You going to pay me? I don't know.
00:53:22
I mean, I I want to see you walk the runway in a garbage bag and
00:53:26
and Timberland boots. I think that would be a styling
00:53:28
outfit. I mean a long this it would be a
00:53:30
top fashion. Maybe we're in the wrong
00:53:31
business choice. Maybe we should go into fashion.
00:53:33
We can just go into our pantries and create outfits.
00:53:35
Going to like go to Home Depot, get some tarps and stuff and
00:53:38
just create. Let's let's show the audience
00:53:40
what we're talking about. This is some dumb shit right
00:53:42
here. Thank God it was.
00:54:05
Me. Or was the camera vibrating when
00:54:06
you're hearing the thumps on the floor?
00:54:08
I don't know what it was, but it's just.
00:54:09
Like AT Rex that was a red T Rex.
00:54:14
I'll be honest with you, if I had to pay $75 a Dick and I
00:54:17
see that shit coming down, I don't want a refund.
00:54:20
I mean like. Come on.
00:54:21
I mean, did you see the guy? There was a super skinny guy.
00:54:23
They put some elastic realistic looking boobs on.
00:54:27
It was a guy. He had no top on it.
00:54:29
He was walking the runway as if he had giant boobs, but it was
00:54:32
actually a latex thing and the the boobs were bouncing like
00:54:35
giant double D titties down the runway.
00:54:38
And then I saw some more with like these outfits that really
00:54:40
practically, not only would they be uncomfortable, they just
00:54:43
didn't make any sense to me. And this is the ludicrous nature
00:54:46
of what I would call the elites that they call this fashion when
00:54:50
literally it's it's, it's just, it's just going and, and just
00:54:53
slapping stuff on people. There was somebody that did this
00:54:56
animal print thing, animal prints out.
00:54:59
That was 1980s. Trying to revamp it into current
00:55:02
stuff. I mean the IT 80s.
00:55:03
I know animal print was a big deal.
00:55:05
Stop. Stop.
00:55:06
Because some the women still like the animal print.
00:55:09
They like that leopard print, Whatever.
00:55:10
They still go to use it today. I don't know man.
00:55:13
I'm not, it's not, I don't know. I'm telling you the leopard
00:55:16
print it's still. I don't know if I could buy the
00:55:18
leopard print. Anymore, you're not buying it.
00:55:20
The girls are buying it. The women are buying it.
00:55:21
They like it. Was so 80s bro.
00:55:25
OK, shows how much in touch, in what fashion you are, Sir.
00:55:29
I'm just letting you know. I think I'm relatively in touch.
00:55:33
My wife's really into it, but she's she's got a more what I
00:55:36
would consider a more classic style than that.
00:55:39
So, you know, I think classic is fashion.
00:55:42
I think, you know, there's there's top fashion houses that
00:55:44
I think are still, but when I see some of the garbage walk in
00:55:47
the runways now and right now and they're convincing people
00:55:50
that it's styly. Rat Dog just said dude was built
00:55:53
like Uncle Fester. Oh my God, she's so right.
00:55:55
That's it. And she's right.
00:55:57
She's right. At the end of the day, I mean, I
00:55:59
don't get it, but there's worse if you go, if you just Google it
00:56:01
and go look at the stupidity, you guys will be offended by so
00:56:04
much of it. It's just, and it's just a
00:56:06
really, it's just a really hope that they'll go viral for
00:56:09
something. It's not because it's practical
00:56:11
or that people are buying the outfits.
00:56:13
And what I what I think is really incredible.
00:56:15
If you go look at the the reports from the fashion, I was
00:56:17
like, Oh my God, it's striking, It's fabulous.
00:56:19
It's and it's just hideous. It's just dumb.
00:56:22
Literally, it's just dumb. All right, Rats in the social
00:56:28
media woodpile. And you say, Lance, where are
00:56:32
the rats? Why are there rats in the social
00:56:35
media woodpile? Well, I'm going to tell you
00:56:37
what. I'm just telling you right now
00:56:39
in the chat, the women are talking how they love the
00:56:41
leopard print. One lady's got a dress, the
00:56:43
shoes. I know what?
00:56:45
I know what I'm talking about bro.
00:56:47
I mean, OK, look man. I know what I'm talking about.
00:56:49
I got you. I mean, I hear you, but if you
00:56:51
saw the combination in this one clothing line, if you saw the
00:56:53
way they were combining it, I don't think a lot of the ladies,
00:56:56
I think one piece is what they they were overlapping the
00:56:58
different animal prints. They're just stupid.
00:57:01
It was stupid. That's what style.
00:57:02
I guess for my comment, it's not a singular animal print, it's
00:57:06
when you start trying to layer like zebra with leopard.
00:57:08
It doesn't look good. It's not a classic style.
00:57:11
I don't think it's functional. I don't think it's styling a
00:57:14
single piece of of animal cream clothing I could get, but they
00:57:17
were overlapping. You got to go look for it.
00:57:19
I don't remember the name of the designer was stupid.
00:57:21
But let's get to the story. Rats in the social media
00:57:23
woodpile. I think rats.
00:57:24
Dog heard rats and she came out. She's like, who the hell is
00:57:26
called rat? You got to be.
00:57:28
Terrible. Here's my problem.
00:57:30
This has been going on for a long freaking time.
00:57:33
It's been going on for years and now you're seeing that people
00:57:35
like Bill Kristol, George Soros, Mark Zuckerberg, Ng OS they're
00:57:41
all involved, right? They've all been taking your
00:57:42
government money, the money you paid into the government and
00:57:45
they've been getting paid. You guys always wonder like, how
00:57:48
can these people, how can the Krasenstein's and how can the
00:57:51
JoJo from jurors? How is it that they only say
00:57:54
negative shitty things all the time?
00:57:55
You ask yourself, because I'm on there.
00:57:57
I can't even believe all the negativity that spews out of
00:57:59
their mouth constantly, right? And there's a whole bunch of
00:58:01
them and you say, well, how? And then you say, but, but you
00:58:05
know, why are they doing it? Well, here's why they're doing
00:58:07
it. So all these celebrities and
00:58:10
influencers you see posting attacking the administration,
00:58:13
attacking doge and all that stuff, they're getting paid the
00:58:16
majority of them and, and, and they're skirting the law.
00:58:21
And we're talking about FTC law and FCC law that's already on
00:58:25
the books. And the reason I want to shine a
00:58:27
light on this is because I think platforms, especially X, need to
00:58:31
start requiring that they acknowledge, like the law says,
00:58:37
that they're getting paid to post.
00:58:38
I don't care whether it's an NGOA foundation, a super PAC, a
00:58:42
governmental agency, or an or, or an agent that's getting money
00:58:47
from those organizations and paying them.
00:58:48
Like there's one in Chicago that works with Chris Mallory and
00:58:52
Harry Sisson. Federal law demands that
00:58:55
celebrities and influence is real when they're paid to
00:58:57
promote. Anything less is not only a
00:58:59
breach of trust in my opinion, it's the law.
00:59:02
There are guidelines at the FTC and FCC that specifically
00:59:08
designate how they're supposed to post.
00:59:11
X is not requiring them to do this.
00:59:14
Facebook is not requiring them to do this.
00:59:16
Instagram is not requiring them to do this.
00:59:18
TikTok is not requiring them to do this.
00:59:21
These have to start getting enforced and I want to see the
00:59:24
platforms and forth this because I'm tired of these people
00:59:27
running their mouths and acting like they care about the country
00:59:31
and they care about the American people because they don't give a
00:59:33
fuck about us. They don't care about any of us.
00:59:35
They only care about their selfish reasons.
00:59:38
Brooklyn dad gets paid to post and they need to be told they
00:59:43
can't do it without making the American public aware of it.
00:59:46
Now the the Department of Government Efficiency is rooting
00:59:48
out fraud and corruption. Why don't they root out fraud
00:59:51
and corruption and have their social media companies join us?
00:59:55
Zuckerberg, Bezos and so many others have been kissing the
00:59:59
ring with Donald Trump, right? They're all going there and
01:00:01
they're all going to put money just like Tim.
01:00:04
You know, Cook from over at Apple, who runs one of the
01:00:07
shittiest news sources alive. That's always negative.
01:00:10
He's always talking about the administration.
01:00:12
He's over there kissing the ring with Donald Trump.
01:00:15
It's time for DOGE to root out fraud and corruption on social
01:00:19
media. These hidden influencers that
01:00:22
are taking money have to start disclosing and it's it's a
01:00:26
requirement of the law. We always tell you we're
01:00:28
sponsored by a show or we're sponsored by somebody.
01:00:31
But this is scandal is really unraveling.
01:00:33
If you if you want to look at the long form article, I wrote
01:00:35
it the other day. It's over on the big make show
01:00:38
thing posted everywhere. Let's put some pressure on them
01:00:41
because I want to just tell you the enforcement is lagging by
01:00:45
the FTC and FCC. They're not enforcing what their
01:00:48
own laws say. And I think like the CEO, Linda
01:00:51
Yacarino on X, she needs to step up.
01:00:53
And if you really want to stop these people from having any
01:00:56
traction because they act like they're trying to help everybody
01:00:59
and they're trying to expose, you know, the the administration
01:01:03
for this, but they're not. They're lying to everybody.
01:01:07
Every post they put up under 16. Now remember, this FTC
01:01:12
endorsement guideline is 16 CFR Part 255, and here's what it
01:01:17
says. The Federal Trade Commission
01:01:18
isn't messing around. This guideline is crystal clear.
01:01:21
If an influencer or celebrity gets paid or even scores
01:01:25
freebies, and they talk about where they got the freebies,
01:01:30
meaning they endorse a company that gave them freebies, it must
01:01:33
be disclosed. No excuses.
01:01:35
And here's exactly what it says, and this came straight off the
01:01:38
FTC website. If there's a material connection
01:01:41
between an endorser and the marketer of a product, that
01:01:44
connection should be clearly and conspicuously disclose.
01:01:50
So who's on the look? Hollywood shills, whether it's
01:01:54
NF, TS, Crypto or any products. Athletes backing betting apps
01:01:59
and other companies, munitions slipping in sponsored gear or
01:02:03
claims about political affiliations or political
01:02:06
organizations that they don't admit they're being paid by to
01:02:10
go on stage and say something crappy about Donald Trump.
01:02:13
News anchors with all kinds of cozy brand ties and political
01:02:18
affiliations that get on there like the View, The Post or the
01:02:21
Statement. Whether it's video or clip has
01:02:23
to say paid for, sponsored or an ad.
01:02:28
There's no burying it. It's supposed to be at the very
01:02:29
beginning, live streams. They're supposed to pin that
01:02:32
disclosure and say it loud. Skip this and it's not just
01:02:37
being shady guys. It's illegal deceptive
01:02:41
advertising. Now listen, the FCC has a Rule
01:02:44
47 USC 317 and the Federal Trade Commission double s down when
01:02:50
politics or big money involved. If a celebrity's cashing checks
01:02:54
from a campaign, like we heard that The Rock got paid
01:02:56
$5 to endorse Joe Biden. We know that Kamala Harris paid
01:03:00
all those celebrities. We know that Oprah Winfrey threw
01:03:03
her, what is that called Whoopi Productions or whatever the hell
01:03:05
she's got. She got paid 10 million to hold
01:03:07
that that supposed voluntary event.
01:03:11
She didn't tell everybody she got a check.
01:03:13
So if you're paid by a campaign NGR government, you've got to
01:03:16
tell people. So here's the way it work works.
01:03:18
All matter broadcast, for which any money, service, or other
01:03:22
valuable consideration is paid, must be announced or as paid for
01:03:27
or sponsored. So it has to say paid for by
01:03:31
XYZ. Hashtags alone won't cut it.
01:03:36
Videos have to say it out loud, political to the splash Disclose
01:03:40
it or it's a federal offense. So George, you tell me.
01:03:43
Give me your thoughts. I'm going to I'm going to
01:03:45
required. So of course it should be.
01:03:48
And this should work on both sides because Even so, I know
01:03:53
for a fact I'm not going to say the names, but there was one
01:03:57
group who was being paid from Trump's campaign to post stuff
01:04:02
and they never put any disclaimers or not.
01:04:05
And there's there's a few accounts now they're that are
01:04:08
doing it and they're not that are conservative accounts and
01:04:11
are not putting any disclaimers. So I mean, are they supposed to
01:04:17
be doing it? Yes.
01:04:19
Are there laws in place for this?
01:04:21
Yes. But they're not doing it.
01:04:22
And that's both sides. So I mean, I don't know.
01:04:27
Well, it's more complicated, I think.
01:04:28
I think it gets even more complicated because when you
01:04:30
come down to what Doge is fighting, right, They're trying
01:04:33
to expose fraud. You take platforms, doesn't
01:04:35
matter whether it's. X They're trying.
01:04:37
They're trying to expose government spending fraud, not
01:04:40
campaign fraud. But here's the point at the end
01:04:43
of the day, this isn't just campaign fraud.
01:04:44
It's people that are being paid to outright attack different
01:04:48
agencies, including Elon Musk. Here's what I believe.
01:04:51
If you really wanted to talk about what what I believe, the
01:04:54
Department of Justice, if they were really enforcing this,
01:04:57
which they should be. It's complicated because when
01:05:01
these groups like X and Instagram and Tiktok know that
01:05:04
this is going on, which we've heard some announcements, we've
01:05:06
heard about payments getting made to social media influencers
01:05:09
and other groups, right? Alexander Soros, George Soros
01:05:12
are getting money and then they go online and they make a
01:05:14
comment about what they're working on as if they're trying
01:05:16
to help the country, right? They're voluntarily helping.
01:05:19
When you don't require these people to announce it or admit
01:05:23
it, you become a Co conspirator. The first overt act has already
01:05:29
been done. And when you know about it and
01:05:32
there's no way they don't know about it, especially because
01:05:34
I've posted it and this is public information, the FTC and
01:05:36
FCC, it's considered misprisions of a felony if you don't
01:05:41
announce that these people are violating the law.
01:05:45
So every one of these posts should be flagged.
01:05:47
Every secret deal should be exposed.
01:05:49
There should be full transparency.
01:05:51
And I believe it has to start at the top with the executive
01:05:54
branch at X, the executive branch at Facebook, the
01:05:56
executive branch and Instagram. It doesn't matter where Meta,
01:06:00
every platform should be required to do it because you
01:06:02
know, you've seen it on this show.
01:06:03
We tell you it's a sponsor, it's a sponsored post, it's a paid
01:06:06
post. You see us online.
01:06:07
We even put sponsored posts or paid posts and we tell people we
01:06:09
have sponsors, We have this and we tell you, hey, this isn't
01:06:12
financial advice, check it out. This is a sponsor of our show.
01:06:16
These these they have to crack down on these offenders and
01:06:19
repeat offenders have to get banned or have all their
01:06:22
monetization cut. So let's continue to support
01:06:25
them with these rule Breakers and law Breakers.
01:06:27
Can you? Let's look at just the
01:06:30
presidential campaign, right? Let's look at Kamala Harris.
01:06:34
We know for a fact all them celebrities that went on stage
01:06:38
with her were all paid and they endorsed her.
01:06:40
But they didn't, they didn't put not one statement saying this is
01:06:43
a paid endorsement like they're supposed to.
01:06:46
So I mean, I don't know Trump DOJ, man, Bondy AG seems like
01:06:53
it's very simple. You got easy arrest right there,
01:06:55
easy charges. Can we get some?
01:06:59
Is it possible? We actually can.
01:07:01
I'm happy you brought that up because there are people right
01:07:05
now behind the scenes that are lawsuits by deceived fans suing
01:07:12
against these celebrities, against these influences, and
01:07:14
they're winning. Now they're trying to sweep this
01:07:17
under the rug. So what we need is an attorney
01:07:19
in the Big Meg posse, right? The big Meg mafia out there.
01:07:23
When our subscribers listen, we need an attorney to on the
01:07:26
behalf of the Big Meg Show subscribers and followers to
01:07:29
file lawsuits because we're deceived fans.
01:07:33
We didn't know Oprah Winfrey would turn on us like that.
01:07:36
We didn't know that. Of course Megan 3 Stallions got
01:07:40
paid 5 million. I can't believe Beyoncé did it.
01:07:43
I can't believe Beyoncé lied to me.
01:07:45
OK. And we're talking about they got
01:07:47
paid millions of dollars. Now think about all the
01:07:49
influencers out there that are taking money just on X alone.
01:07:51
Think about all of them. And they've been taking money
01:07:53
for years. So here's what we need.
01:07:55
We need an attorney that's willing to do this on
01:07:57
contingency. You can represent the.
01:07:59
So this is my thing for the big Week Mafia subscribers that's
01:08:02
willing to file this lawsuit because we are deceived fans.
01:08:06
I am deceived by these people on social media and I want them to
01:08:10
be fined. I want them to face criminal
01:08:13
charges. But I also want the big, big
01:08:15
mafia and George Valentina Lance financial.
01:08:17
I also want us to get a cut of the check because I don't have
01:08:19
any 11 year old that filed for any of these these PPP loans or
01:08:23
EIDL loans, right? I don't have anybody in my
01:08:25
family that's 115 years or older that's alive that was able to
01:08:29
secure some of this big money. So here's our chance for big
01:08:32
money. Let's have an attorney contact
01:08:34
you. Contact GB at the big m-ac.com
01:08:36
or LM at the big m-ac.com. And I will help you get all
01:08:39
kinds of people on social media signed up to sue these
01:08:42
celebrities and to sue all the companies that are deceiving the
01:08:45
American public. I think there's hundreds of
01:08:47
millions of dollars on the table.
01:08:48
I think we can get a big fat check if you guys like this
01:08:50
idea. Let's find an attorney that
01:08:53
wants to work it and then I'll promote the claim.
01:08:55
You know how you say this? Have you been harmed?
01:08:57
Have you been injured? George and I will do a bunch of
01:08:59
commercials. We'll help you find people to
01:09:01
sign up to join this class action.
01:09:04
And we're literally going to sue all the celebrities that got
01:09:06
paid. And we're going to sue all the
01:09:09
influencers and the owners of the platforms like Zuckerberg
01:09:12
and George Soros, Alexander Soros.
01:09:14
We're going to go after them for not telling the truth and not
01:09:18
enforcing the FTC and FCC law. Because I got to tell you, they
01:09:22
sure will ban the shit out of us, right?
01:09:24
They will suspend us. They'll ban us.
01:09:27
They'll close our accounts for us saying something about the
01:09:30
Fed's erection as example, right?
01:09:31
They'll do it instantly. If he says if you're an anti or
01:09:34
if you're, if you're putting out vaccine truth or vaccine
01:09:37
hesitation, boom. We, I mean, we have a permanent
01:09:39
suspension on on YouTube for The Big Bang Show because we put up
01:09:42
CDC and Vera's information and they said we were hurting
01:09:45
people. So we can't even get back on
01:09:47
YouTube, which is unbelievable. But I think there's a lot of big
01:09:50
players out here. There's corporations, there's
01:09:52
NGOs, there's government agencies and they're all in on
01:09:55
the game. So let's get paid.
01:09:58
Time for the big big Show team to get paid.
01:10:00
It's time for you, the listeners and subscribers to get paid.
01:10:02
So if you like my idea, let's find an attorney.
01:10:05
Somebody in their family's got to have attorney that loves to
01:10:07
do class actions. This is a monster class action
01:10:10
waiting to happen. And there are some deep pockets.
01:10:13
Let's get that check Beibei, George Ballantine, my brothers
01:10:18
with another mother from that music.
01:10:19
I guess we're we're done for the day.
01:10:22
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I'm getting a date with him pretty soon.
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So we'll have that done. And Liz Crokin's going to be
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joining us here on the Big Make. You know how she brings it.
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She's dropping bombs on the trafficking.
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She's got all kinds of stuff going on.
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So I'm excited to have Liz on. I ran into her tomorrow a lot
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with some great. We appreciate you guys.
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We love the support. We're going to try to get this
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Let's get paid here on the Big Make George last word.
01:11:57
Yeah, let's get paid. All right?
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charged with abducting huge numbers of children, forcing
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them to kill and mutilate innocent victims.
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Somebody had to pay the price. Sam did that.
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Sam Childers never stopped because the.
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Bad things never stop. There is only.
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One Sam Childer. There is no one else like him in
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the world. Then I said to him, I said,
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would you go now to get Kony in the Congo?
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He says, without a doubt, in a second.
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Now it's the DRC. Tell us what's happening to
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children in the DRC. You have ISIS there, you have
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Islamic State and you have ADF. Hey, Sandy.
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Joseph Kony's still alive. He's in the Congo.
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And now God has me in the Congo, you know, So hopefully we'll
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meet up one day. But maybe I can lead him to the
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Lord or send him there. One or the other, huh?