Christmas Money! $1 Million Dollar Reward For Reporting Voter Fraud |EP960

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[00:05:00] All right, George, looks like there's a chance for some Christmas money. Tell me what's going on here, buddy. Well, before we get into that, Lance, there's a couple things we're going to talk about or bring up because it's just nothing like. Have you seen the Pentagon? They just launched a program, right? They're requiring every military base in the continent of the U.S. to be able to run independently for 90 days without the civilian grid.

[00:05:24] And I find this interesting because we're being warned through certain agencies and people to stock up on emergency food, water, batteries, et cetera. All that stuff have like at least a minimum three-day supply right now up to a week. I mean, look, there's nothing wrong with being prepared, people. I know Lance and I, we both have food stocked up and stuff. But there's also now countries around the world that are instructing citizens to prepare emergency stockpiles.

[00:05:52] Japan just put out this, telling people three days, UK three days, France 72 hours, Germany three to 10 days. Taiwan said seven days, Switzerland a week. I mean, I go on and on. Something's going on. Definitely something's going on. They're telling everybody to be prepared. I don't know, Lance. You think it's a scare tactic? What do you think, bro? No, I think it's legitimate. I've heard some rumblings coming out of some of the people I know.

[00:06:18] There's discussions within those groups that they're going to take down, you know, infrastructure, maybe, you know, of course, our power grid, our water supply. And in fact, the Internet. I heard something last night from where I would consider a competent source that there's a plan to take down the Internet. Let's face it. In kinetic events, this kind of attack is a powerful tool. It's a guerrilla style attack.

[00:06:46] So I would add something to that food supply. Of course, emergency food supplies, always a great thing to have around. They come in buckets. You know, of course, you can have MREs. Water is another one. Buying bottled water and storing it up. Some people have, you know, tanks. You can use five-gallon buckets if you clean them out. You can get those at Home Depot. But I also would tell you to be able to protect yourself. If you don't own a weapon, it might be time to buy one. And I'm talking about a gun.

[00:07:15] Use your Second Amendment right. Make sure you've got ammunition. Because let's face it, if some people don't listen to this warning and they don't stock up on supplies, the next move would be for them to come and try to take your supplies. Because when it comes to people defending and protecting their families, I think it's a top priority. Tell our audience. No, you're not too, Lance. What about hunting for food if you needed to? Yeah. If you've ever got to that point, you might want to have the ability to do that. So I always tell people for home defense, for people that don't have a lot of experience with weapons,

[00:07:44] a 12-gauge shotgun is a great weapon. If you have experience with a handgun, you know, I don't think I'd jump right out and get a handgun if you've never shot a handgun. Of course, you've got plenty of time. You can go to the range right now. You can take classes. You and your loved ones have to have an ability to defend. And, you know, a frying pan and a knife is not going to do great against somebody in a gunfight. So, you know, they always say never bring a knife to a gunfight.

[00:08:10] I'm telling you, make sure you've got the ability to protect yourself and your loved ones. It's not only about the food. You may even want to have gasoline, you know, stored up, some five-gallon containers of gasoline, propane, a way to heat your home. Of course, if somehow your power grid's gone, you have to think about what happens to your, my mom's 93. I've got some independent propane heaters. You've got to be worried about carbon monoxide, so you have to keep windows open. But it would be a way to stay warm.

[00:08:37] At the end of the day, you have to be thinking about this consciously. Can you defend your property? Can you protect your family? So I think you have to heed these warnings, especially when you see it. George, you brought up a very valuable statement. When you see a pattern, and they're saying in the U.S., and now you see all these other governments doing the same thing. They have more information. What I don't like about this announcement is why don't you just tell us what's going on? Why do you have to be clandestine? Make sure you've got some food and water.

[00:09:06] Well, why didn't you say we have a way to protect yourself also? And why don't you tell us what the frick is going on? I'm so tired of daddy and mommy government filtering the information. Oh, we can't cause the American public into a panic. Listen, we're freaking adults, you jackasses. Tell us why you're saying we need to do this. Not because we have to have a reason. I appreciate the information and the warning. But I'd like to know why. So let's go ahead and provide that.

[00:09:33] Because if it's because Iran's threatening us, or if it's North Korea, or if it's somebody else, and I don't believe it's North Korea at this point. I think it's the terrorist organizations that the open borders allowed to enter our country. And don't kid yourself. They're here on the ground. Don't kid yourself. They're here. So you think about what's going on. Be aware. Situational awareness. You don't know what that means. Go out and look it up. But be aware of your surroundings. Put your cell phone in your pocket. Don't be glued to texting or social media while you're walking around.

[00:10:04] Okay? Pay attention. Watch your six. Watch your 12. Pay attention to the people around you. Are they acting odd? Is their behavior odd? Did somebody leave a backpack behind and walk away? These things, a lot of times people can save themselves just by not being glued to their cell phones. So get off the freaking cell phones when you're out in public. All right. I got one more thing to add. Not to this, but another thing. Have you seen that the Iranian supreme leader, I think his name is Motava Khmani,

[00:10:34] he's now calling for conditions to end the war. And this comes after a meeting with senior regime security officials. And Iranian media is actually claiming this. They're getting desperate because Scott Besson just destroyed their currency. I mean, now you have Trump's to blockade to ensure no Iranian oil in the water. And I think Besson was yesterday. I forget where he was on. He confirmed Iran's economy has collapsed 25% since the war began.

[00:11:02] And he said Iranian real has plunged to $3 million to $1. Ming. George, can I add something to that? You could add. I want to share. Go ahead. I know you're ready, bro. Go ahead. I want to share something with the audience. So I became aware of an operation where they're selling Iranian oil. I was told this by confidential sources. I prepared a submission document to the U.S. government, got it into the hands of some of the highest members, including Pete Hegseth.

[00:11:32] And I can tell you so far, nothing but crickets. Now, why is that? I don't know. This is some very influential people overseas. They're taking the oil out of Iran, so it's still getting out of there. They're blending it, and they're selling it to the CCP. They're trading it for money and weapons and support. And it's happening right now. We're talking about a billion dollars of the oil a month. I wasn't going to talk about it because I assumed that the intelligence organizations

[00:11:59] that I got this document into the hands of, and it has proof. It has the ships that are being used. It has the individuals involved. And what's frightening, including the fact that I got a copy allegedly over to Cash Patel through some cutouts in the middle, somebody directly accessible to Cash Patel, they have not reached out to my sources. And by now, it's been weeks. I did this weeks and weeks and weeks ago.

[00:12:29] So for the audience, I don't know what's going on. Is somebody getting kickbacks and they don't want this operation to stop? I have no idea. So don't kid yourself. Iranian oil is still getting sold, and they're trading it for U.S. dollars and all kinds of other support. And they've still got the Bitcoin mining. So I understand. I hear what Scott is saying. But I don't understand why our administration hasn't blown up the Bitcoin mining facility. Why haven't they taken those to the ground?

[00:12:59] Because that's 3% to 7% of the world global Bitcoin mining hash rate. It's a massive, massive operation. Iran is still getting money. So I'm happy to hear that supposedly Iran is coming to the table. But do I necessarily believe it? Or is it just more time buying and more subterfuge? Is it fear out of the imminent strike? We told you that that strike is imminent. Some people say it's 96 hours away. I don't believe that.

[00:13:27] I think it's post of midterms unless Iran does something dramatic like coming after our infrastructure. That's the other thing I'm concerned about, George. Is this infrastructure announcement, the fact that we need to protect ourselves, is this and it really isn't an announcement of an infrastructure. It's about being prepared. Is it just a way? Is it more government subterfuge by our own government, by other governments? I don't know what to believe, George. You tell me your thoughts now that I've stated what I wanted to tell the audience.

[00:13:59] I don't know. I don't know if it's about the grid with them. I mean, it would seem like that because they're telling the military bases to operate without using a grid. Now, you got to think, what do they have on these military bases that we do not know about that's going to afford them the ability to operate without using electrical grid? What kind of energy sources do they have that they're hiding from us?

[00:14:26] We're going to have to pay the absorbent electrical prices. They are out of control, too. I don't know about everybody else, but my power bill is insane. You know, like, probably in my state, too. But I know in New York, their electrical bills, they're being charged money that portion of money goes into a Green New Deal fund. That's Governor Holchel. Yeah. It's ridiculous. And you know, the truth is, I feel like I've turned into my dad.

[00:14:54] You know, I walk around the house and I'm turning things off. I'm even unplugging stuff from the wall because they say that continues to pull power. And my power bills are still high. And it's only me and my mom in the house. We don't burn a lot of electricity. And I have, you know, my congenital eye defect where I don't like a lot of light. You know, even the studio lights are extremely bright. It's, you know, almost that it hurts my eyes. Great night vision, but terrible for daylight. And, you know, at the end of the day, my thing is, I know I don't burn a lot of power, but yet my bills come in every month excessive.

[00:15:25] Of course, it's an interesting dichotomy. And I think they're scamming us. Of course, because you don't have choices. It's not like it's Excel or some other energy company that you can pit them against each other. Well, my bill will be cheaper if I go with these guys. It's one company supplying your power and they're just sticking it up our rear ends. Tell me in the chat, are you guys suffering the consequences of these ridiculous power bills and wondering if they're just not screwing you? And really, there's no real audit. We don't know how much they're really making off of us.

[00:15:53] We don't really know the actual usage. And then they say they're going to put in a smart meter and it's going to help. And then you put in the smart meter and your bill goes up. I mean, George, you've got a background in construction. Do you think these power bills are legitimate or do you think it's just them just screwing us royally? It's them screwing us royally.

[00:16:13] If you look where I can talk like I don't know every state what they're doing, but like my state, they instead they chose the freaking stupid ass governor chose instead of open up the nuclear plants or other power plants. They chose to shut them down and buy energy out of state, which is now costing more money. It's one way our bills are going up. Another way is they're probably adding money to this renewed deal fund, you know, sneaking it in. I mean, it's just ridiculous. Yeah.

[00:16:41] Probably next house I get or build or wherever I land. If you do solar, you have to be careful because there's a lot of these cheap ass solar companies like Sunrun and all them that just screw people. You have to know what you're doing if you're going to get solar in your house. Do you know a lot about solar, George? Somewhat enough. So not to get screwed. Thank God.

[00:17:08] I would try to build my own energy source. You know, listen, take a car, for instance. Right. You have an alternator. When the car starts up, belt runs around the alternator, spins the alternator. That alternator is charging the battery for the car. Right. Great. Take something that spins where you're going to use magnets to spin it, where it's going to spin around the alternator by a house. It's going to charge. Right.

[00:17:37] You can do the same thing for a house. You just have to, you know, design. It could be done. I've seen it done. I've seen people do it. But, you know, is the electrical company going to be happy? Probably not. So what you got to do is you build a separate electrical panel in your house where you have everything wired to that, too. And you just shut off your main to the grid and run that.

[00:18:04] You know, once in a while you switch back to the grid, you know, give them a couple dollars, make them a little happy. Hey, man, I'm not home. I don't use my energy. I shut everything off. What are you going to do? That's it. Screw them. It's horrible that we even have to think like that. It's one of those deals. All right. Let's talk about, can we switch gears here? Do you have more to cover, Jordan? No, no. I just want to, you know, do some talking points. All right. That's interesting shit to talk about. Are you? But I need a million dollar reward. You know what the problem is with this, Lance? Yes.

[00:18:33] I'll put it down now. Go ahead. Do your thing. Look, here's my thing. It's an opportunity for some serious Christmas cash. No, you're not going to get it for Christmas. I'm sure it's going to take longer because they actually want the fraudsters to be arrested and convicted. But I do believe this is compelling, George. And I want to make a statement here. The reason it's compelling is let's say right now there's a Democrat operative here in Colorado, theoretically,

[00:18:56] that, like we saw in other states, has suitcases full of pre-filled out ballots. And they've been told to do this by some group, some agencies, some organization, the Democrats themselves. It's compelling that let's say that you got threatened and you're going to have to do this. And you do not really want to be part of it. But at the same time, you're an anti-Trumper. Will the million dollars convert you?

[00:19:25] Because this was on Monday that President Trump is offering to pay $1 million to anyone who reports voter fraud upon arrest and conviction of the fraudsters. Now, number one, we've got to get the arrest and convictions. Our DOJ has not been great, but maybe Todd Blanche is on board with this. We haven't heard a statement from Todd Blanche on this yet. I'd like to hear what his position is. But, George, do you think this might convert some of the people, some of the people that know the voter rolls or fraudulent that maybe did it,

[00:19:52] somebody like a Tina Peters who tried to tell the truth and, of course, got attacked? The other thing I think Trump should have added to this is, and the DOJ, we will provide legal support to defend you if you're prosecuted by any particular state. Because my second concern would be, what's the next threat? Is California going to come out? Is Colorado going to come out? Is New Jersey going to come out? Well, if you get involved in this, understand that we'll prosecute you to the full extent of the law.

[00:20:22] He asked to put out some legal support because the midterms are that important. I think he needs to come out with a statement and said, you know, we're going to legally defend you also. We will help you cover your legal bills if they try to come after you because you're a whistleblower that puts this information out. I mean, what are your thoughts here, George? I think this was a good move because there could be some people on the other side that are being pushed to participate in voter fraud. And now they're thinking, well, screw this. I'm being offered a potential for a million dollars.

[00:20:52] I think I'll take the milli. So here's the problem with this. It's a great idea. Don't get me wrong. But you're only getting that money if you get a conviction. And that in itself lies where the problem is. Conviction. Conviction. Because how many times have we tried to get people tried to get convictions but got shot down on on standing or or whatever it is.

[00:21:21] Now, it doesn't specify. So if I find one person committing voter fraud, that's voter fraud. One person, if they tried to illegally vote. And I called in on them and they got arrested and they got convicted. Am I going to get a million dollars for that one vote that was voter fraud? I don't know. Based on the way this is worded and based on the way it's worded online, it would seem that, yes, you would if they got convicted. Is that going to be true? I don't know, George. You know, we won't know until the...

[00:21:51] I haven't... So I haven't... Have you seen any, like, legality of it written up? Well, I haven't seen the full legal document, but I see what they put online. Not Donald Trump's post, but I see what they're putting over. I checked the Civil Rights Division and looked around some. And I see that there's this bounty available. Does it go through all the legalese yet? No, I didn't see a full document supporting what they're going to do. And I do agree with you. Look, we haven't seen the kind of arrest that we all expected there would be by this time.

[00:22:19] We even thought when he said, we caught them all. I haven't seen anybody. The all has turned into none. So, yeah, that is a concern for me. I also look at the weaponizations of the states. When you look at what happened to the upheaval in Tina Peters' life, you have to question, are they going to defend me also? Because my argument would be if I was going in, if let's say I had it. Let's say right now I go to the polling places on day one, and anybody could do this.

[00:22:45] And you sit outside with a video camera, and you're watching people walk up to the voting boxes. And let's say you catch somebody like they did in the other elections where they're walking up to the voting box with bags of ballots. That would seem that if you got that person and then you got a copy of a picture of their license plate as they're getting back into their vehicle, you would hope that that could be enough. But now they have to connect the ballots that went into the box with that person. It is a tough and slippery soap.

[00:23:12] And the caveat that you just described, I agree with you. How do you know that you're going to – and then on top of it, you come out, you take this video, and now the state of Colorado, in my case, would love to come after me. They'd say, oh, well, you're harassing legitimate voting in Colorado. We're going to prosecute as follows. And next thing you know, you get slapped with a 10-year sentence. You're sitting in jail. Is the Department of Justice, is the Civil Rights Division going to come out of the woodwork, and are they going to arrest the people that arrested me?

[00:23:42] Are they going to go after them, and are they going to storm the prison and drag Lance Migliaccio out? I'd have to say probably not because they didn't do it for Tina Peters. She sat in there. Her health suffered. I mean here's somebody that's a gold star mom that was only doing her job. Did they go grab Jenna Griswold for what she did to Tina Peters or the prosecutors? No. No, they didn't. So you have to look at it from that.

[00:24:07] I would also ask if you guys, if anybody in the audience is going to try to participate in this, the first thing you're going to say is, well, I want to know. I've got the information, but are you going to defend me? Are you going to – I want it in writing that you're going to pay all my legal bills and the Department of Justice is going to help defend me. Yeah, right. So, I mean – Right? But you would need that, wouldn't you? Yeah, probably. Well, what? Why would you need lawyers and stuff? You're not going to court. You're just giving it to the DOJ. You're submitting it to them.

[00:24:37] But preemptively, wouldn't you want to make sure that your identity – let's say that they screw up. This is government. What if somebody knows that you did this? What if somebody took the same picture of you and now – But you're in public. You can video. I'm with you. There is no privacy on that. What has a legal system weaponized against civilians? You can't just be, like, at a polling place or, like, you're going to vote. You can't be within so many feet of it with cameras, I believe. Okay. I know that's what the law says, but the law says a lot of things.

[00:25:07] Look what they did to Tina Peters. She was within her rights to do what she did. Okay, but Tina – okay. But you can't compare Tina Peters to somebody filming something like this now. Because Tina – hold on. Let me finish. Let me get my statement. Let me finish. Because you can't take Tina Peters and compare her. Because Tina Peters – what she did was she took a copy of the hard drive, which is government property. It's the election software property, this and that.

[00:25:37] That's a fine line right there. Even though she had proof and stuff, can't compare those apples and oranges. I'm saying that I don't think you can assume in any manner that a state wouldn't come after you viciously. I'm talking about a blue state, George. I'm talking about Colorado. I know this.

[00:25:57] If somehow Colorado figured out that I was trying to prove election fraud, I believe that they would trump up charges on me. And I believe that they would come and arrest me if they thought I was working with the federal government on exposing election fraud. Because I think this state is full of it. I think it's got tons of it here. And I think Soros has got his hooks into many government officials here, George Soros. I mean – I believe they would weaponize him. Yeah.

[00:26:26] I mean, listen, it happens in red states too. But at least, look, the Justice Department – I think it was last week – they started notifying counties about election monitoring. And this is Harmeet Dillon. She's the head of the DOJ's Civil Rights Division. And she said 1,000 observers will be deployed nationwide during the November midterms. Now, they say Civil Rights Division – they're allowed. They conduct monitoring of polling places on Election Day. They're using these federal observers. It's within the law.

[00:26:55] They're allowed to do this. The Voting Rights Act permits federal observers to monitor procedures in polling places. I just want to see how, when they go into these heavy Democrat places – and let's take one, like a city. Let's just say – talk about Maricopa County. Or talk about – in Michigan, Detroit. I forget the county name there. You know, I mean, they're going to allow these observers in? Are they going to give them, you know, push back?

[00:27:25] We'll see what happens. But it's going to be interesting. Definitely. But we have – I have another big interesting thing, Lance. This just happened. It might be happening now because – or happened a couple hours ago. This is in Beverly Hills, right? The FBI just raided the Beverly Hills mansion that – in the Eric Swalwell investigation. I guess that was the mansion where he was staying at or using his address – whatever it was. I wonder if that's the dude that was in the video when they're in the hotel room with the girl.

[00:27:55] Or his other friend. The one guy that was donating the money to him. And then when all this shit came out, he pulled out. I'm going to play the clip so you can see it and you can talk because I know you're searching stuff, Lance. I can see it.

[00:28:36] So if you notice how dark it was out, that's an early morning raid right there, boy. I want to see if they're walking out with any boxes of evidence or anything. I haven't gotten that far yet. Find anything, Lance? Oh, I was trying to find out the number of nationwide voting locations. But interestingly enough, Google seems to not want to give me the answer because when I look at 1,000 polling inspectors, is 1,000 enough, George?

[00:29:05] How many places in the United States nationwide can you vote? How many? Are there 100,000? Are there 50,000? I don't really know state by state. How many are in the state of Colorado? I have no idea what the total number is. I was trying to look at – does anybody know that? How many what? What are you asking? How many polling places? I'm trying to find out how many places for the midterms are there in the nation to vote at, walk-in voting.

[00:29:32] Like how many are in the states across the entire nation, including Hawaii and Alaska? I'm curious.

[00:30:05] I'm curious. Why only 1,000? Why are you asking? 10% would be 10,000. Why didn't they hit the streets with 10,000 well-trained observers? I'm sure they could have even got volunteers or they could have subcontracted. If they came to George Balintine, they know George to be a competent, honest guy.

[00:30:57] You need – okay. 20%, 20%, 5%, 1%. How many of you think those districts that are really dangerous? I would contend that all the states that control large electoral votes, like the Californias and the New Yorks, the high population areas, I would say that the majority of those polling stations are a problem in those states because they might go into a small county and use that as an access point, right? They might go in and take control of the computers from there as an example.

[00:31:26] Yeah, but if you go in a small county, no, that won't work because there'll be too much of a discrepancy in numbers, whereas like cities and stuff, they get away with it. And that's why you see – Wayne County, that's it. Wayne County, Michigan, where we see this stuff. Okay, at the 117,000, how many of these places across the United States do you think are a real problem in this next election?

[00:31:51] I'm not sure, but I would bet that the DOJ and Harmeet Dillon have that number and no. Yeah. Me personally, I would have done – I would have tried to push for 10% of the polling locations to be hit with a federally trained poll watcher. They're from the Civil Rights Division. But they could have contacted George Ballantyne and said, George, we're going to pay you to be a polling observer. Come over to D.C., get the training, and then we're going to let you hit the bricks and do your thing.

[00:32:21] We're going to give you certification, and they're going to go do it. They could have done it with me here in Colorado. I said, hey, Lance, we know what kind of a show you do. We know you're the kind of guy that wants full accountability. Come to D.C. We'll train you for the next two weeks. We're going to pay you for the training, and then we're going to pay you to do it that day. I mean, they spend money on everything else. I would have tried to hit the ground with 10,000. I would have really scared the shit out of them. 1,000 that still gives them a lot of opportunity. And I'm sure the DOJ has – or even the Civil Rights Division probably has conspirators in there.

[00:32:51] I'm sure that the polling station list has already been prepared. Do the Democrats know about it? I would bet they do. Have they pre-prepared for this issue, this situation? Probably. Probably. Let's face it. The cheaters have already had plan A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, L, P. They're ready to go. So I don't know. I mean, I'm happy they're doing it. I think it's great. But like you said, George, are we going to see consequences? Will this reward be enough?

[00:33:20] I wonder. I do believe this. I bet you there's some people right now that know about cheating in some of these states. And I bet they are excited about the opportunity to maybe get in on a million bucks. Yeah, I'm going to try to find someone, just one person I can find, try to get that million bucks. Interesting. I'm going to have to go to a liberal district and just sit there.

[00:33:49] Or watch – I don't even know where the drop boxes are. So, hmm. You know what you can do is you can – that's the thing. You're going to sit there all night. But you need to like set up cameras. But you have to have multiple angles where they just come on. Like, you know, like a game camera. But you need something with better quality. I'm going to spend our time. It's a million dollars, though. A lot of money.

[00:34:19] Oh, for conviction. Need a conviction. And you got to think. Will the DO – you know what? Here's another thing, Lance. If the DOJ gets something like, all right, you found five people. I found five people, right? And there's proof there that they, you know, committed voter fraud, whatever. Nothing major. They just – whatever. They just voted for five – like each five times, whatever.

[00:34:47] Will the DOJ say, hmm, do we want to convict them and give a million dollars away? Or it's only five people. Hmm, let me see. Right? Hey, no. Listen. Do I – I don't disagree with you. Do I trust the government to give me my million dollars? Fuck no. Yeah. So, well, there's no caveat. You were saying you need money for a lawyer? Yeah, you might need money for your lawyer to go after the government to get your million dollars. Yeah, there's no caveat. At the end of the day, is it one ballot?

[00:35:15] Or is there a minimum of, you know, like you said, five, ten, a hundred ballots? I don't know. But there sure was a lot of ballot stuffing last time. Could it make sense to sit outside a polling station with your camera trained on the ballot box? And then if you see something irregular, like somebody walking up to the box with bags of ballots, sure. Do you walk – do you follow them back to their car with your cell phone? Probably. So you might need two cameras. You might need a stationary camera on the box.

[00:35:44] And then you might need to be ready to go mobile with your phone because you're going to need their license plate. I got to make you laugh because Craig Muttley just put this in the chat. Yeah, what did Craig say? He goes, I was thinking of being a poll watcher, but I'm low on $1 bills. Exactly. Exactly. That's fucking great. I love it. All right. Well, James Kobe – Take a break. Take a break. Oh, okay. All right. Let's take a break. Take us out. Take a break.

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[00:40:11] We have to educate people and try to do it the right way. Not force them. But, you know, it is what it is. But we love your support. All right. We got more big news. What did we have? The FBI raiding Swaggles place this morning, right? We also have now former FBI Director James Comey. He's been charged with leaking national defense information to reporters. He's facing another indictment again. Hmm. Listen to this.

[00:40:38] He was the Director of the FBI and he was sharing classified information to civilians. Now you have to question. You have to think to yourself. Well, what else has he done that we're not aware of that I haven't found yet? I mean, leaking classified information. There's a reason why they say it's classified. You know, it's not for everybody to see. But, I mean, he's a scumbag. Me and Lance were just talking about this. And Lance brought up great points.

[00:41:06] And he said, why hasn't he been rearrested yet? Interesting. I mean, it's not a superseding indictment. And George had a valid point he made that, you know, of course, the seashell indictment was kind of a different, you know, vertical of crime. You know, as a personal attack on our president. My question is, if it's a brand new charging instrument with a brand new case, which that is what appears to be, then why wasn't there a brand new arrest?

[00:41:36] A regular citizen would have faced an additional arrest? Since it's not a superseding indictment to the seashell death threat of Donald Trump. Then where's the new arrest? See, this is what it's my my situation and my issue with our Department of Justice is that the rules that apply to you don't appear to be the rules that apply to government officials. You know, Kobe is a flight risk. He's well connected.

[00:42:05] He probably has with his information. Any government around the globe would be happy to bring him in to get information that he has. Why isn't he arrested? And why isn't he considered a flight risk when regular Americans that don't have the background that James Comey has are automatically considered a flight risk? Not only do they take your passports and otherwise, I haven't heard any announcement about them taking Comey's passports. Did they take his passports?

[00:42:34] My statement to Todd Blanche is if you didn't take James Comey's passports, why didn't you take his passport? I mean, George, you tell me, do you think I'm wrong? Because to me, this is pretty simple, right? That's a good question. I don't know. Why did they not take his passport? I don't know. I mean, do you think he's a flight risk? He's going to go. I don't think he would. He's too much of a chicken shit. And let's face it.

[00:43:04] If you're the former director of FBI, no matter where you try to fly to, intelligence agencies are going to be on you of those countries because you're a former intel officer. And he's got more of a risk of trying to go somewhere and being kidnapped for information or tortured. So, you know, and he's pretty much a fag anyway. So you see the video he put out? What about? You see it? No. Yeah.

[00:43:31] Oh, well, you know, he went on his sub stack and put out, you know, another video trying to claim his innocence, this and that. You know, I'm pretty sure that the DOJ would not have charged him if they didn't have the goods. Did you? I'm trying to figure out. How did they have the information of how he leaked it to the reporters? Did a reporter snitch him out?

[00:44:00] I'm telling you, see, all you got to do is put pressure on somebody like, you know, listen, we're going to arrest you and charge you. You're going to do five, ten years if you don't tell us who gave you that classified information. Oh, Comey did it. Malcolm. Play the clip. Well, they're back again. It would almost be funny if it weren't such an appalling abuse of the Department of Justice, one that we cannot become numb to. Nothing's changed with me. I'm still innocent. I'm still not afraid of these people. And I still believe in the independent federal judiciary.

[00:44:29] And I'm still lucky to have an amazing family and an incredible group of lawyers. And we'll stand up in court and fight the latest and whatever comes after this. The next couple of years are going to be hard for all of us. It's really important that we stand straight and keep the faith in America. It's not going to be hard for me. I don't think it's going to be hard for Lance and a lot of our viewers. So don't be putting words in our mouth saying it's going to be hard for us. Yeah.

[00:44:58] But when you talk about, what do you say, disgrace to the system, this and that. The disgrace is that you leaked the fucking classified information. You were the director of the FBI. I mean, just think people. Disgrace is the weaponization by James Comey within the FBI that still lingers today. Yeah. We still have a problem within the FBI. We still have many conspirators that are still working for the FBI. We still have many people in the intelligence world.

[00:45:27] The dirty 51 plus eight from the Russian collusion hoax. There should have been a wave of arrests of federal agents, federal prosecutors, intelligence operatives, and yada, yada, yada. And all the people that signed off on the Steele dossier that promoted the Steele dossier. But, you know, Todd Blanche has said he's not going to go after the Russian collusion hoax conspirators within the halls of the DOJ. I've heard that from reliable sources. Why isn't he going to go after all of them? See, my thing again is when is enough enough?

[00:45:58] Comey's out here. Why hasn't Comey been detained? Why haven't they refused to give him bond? Why didn't he have a 3 a.m. raid when he gets pulled out into the streets with his underwear? Why weren't the news agencies there to cover it? That's not a clown show. That's accountability. So, here we are. You know, we'll hope for the best, but I expect the worst. I don't know that I can trust what's going to go on here. All right. We got some crypto news. Finally, something crypto. This might be good.

[00:46:27] But Ripple wins federal approval for National Trust Bank. Ooh. The Office of the Control of the Currency granted final approval for Ripple National Trust Bank, which is a federally supervised platform for Ripple stablecoin support and enterprise digital asset custody. Now, Garland House came on and just said it called it proof that crypto and banks work better together. Hmm.

[00:46:56] Only question is, Lance, can we get the Senate to approve the Clarity Act and take it a step further now? Sure. Who's that? Who? What? Who? Who? Who are you going to wait around for? You see, who is it? Is it? Who's the senator from Texas that got that pecs and? I don't know. What's his name? Oh, my God. I can't think of his name.

[00:47:28] Not doing not Johnson. Who's the senator? Oh, my God. What the hell is it? Anyway, he's a Republican. He's calling on Trump to stop funding the Senate race over there in Texas. He's such a sore loser. I can't think of his name. I'm so mad. I know in the chat you got to give him a name. Where are you? It doesn't matter. He's a senator scumbags his name. I'm along with the rest of the senators. I don't have any hope for them to do anything. That's why I was saying who like an owl.

[00:47:56] I just, you know, Clarity, I think he can't pass the Act for the Daylight Savings. I mean, they're terrible. Corneine. Senator Corneine. Thank you, Skunk71. Senator Corneine. Yeah. All right. Well, the Brazilian markets are absolutely tumbling on the fraudulent re-election of leftist President Lulu. You know, Lula. You know, listen. Fraudulent elections, people are dealing with them all over the globe.

[00:48:24] But it always comes down to the same thing. I don't know if you saw this, George, but they've already asked Bolsonaro, which I'm talking about the son Bolsonaro, to turn in his passport. That scumbag judge that somebody needs to put out of his misery is now demanding that he turn in his passport. So you know what that means. They're going to weaponize the system. They're going to do exactly what they did to his father. I think they got his passport because they met up with him somehow, somewhere.

[00:48:53] I think they have to hand over his passport. I'm not 100% sure, but. So the Brazil's real tumbled 8% against the U.S. dollar. It may be more this morning. I haven't checked it. That Brazilian market plunged over 15%, the Brazilian benchmark index. U.S. traded Brazil ETFs crashed nearly 20% in dollar terms, wiping out two months of gains in a single day. And then, of course, the interest rate futures also spiked over 300 basis points.

[00:49:23] So this is what you get with socialists. There's no doubt about it. Let's play the clip. So I just came out just now. I just found out that Flavio Bolsonaro's passports have been canceled. Crazy. Yep. Hold on. President Luis Inacio Lula da Silva. Da Silva won with 51.8% of the votes versus far-right challenger Flavio Bolsonaro's 48.2%. And the damage doesn't stop there. It's spread to 4X.

[00:49:52] Foreign exchange, Brazil's Real tumbling 8% against the U.S. dollar for one of its biggest daily declines on record. And meanwhile, iShares MSCI Brazil ETF is also nosediving 20% and is on track for its worst day since its launch in July 2000. Range resource. You know, Lance, that word is that Flavio Bolsonaro has fled Brazil in anticipation, of course,

[00:50:20] of this communist socialist dictator Lula persecuting him after the outcome of the rigged election. Well, that judge is the same judge that threw his father in jail, too. Yeah. So he crossed the border into Argentina and then took a private flight to the U.S. Smart move because they were going to go after him. Are they going to try to demand that he be returned? Who knows? I mean, Brazil, I feel sorry for you. You guys should be on the streets.

[00:50:49] You should drag this judge out of the streets. You should drag Lula into the streets. You got a major problem. You guys are in a horrible situation with a dysfunctional election system just like the United States. Horrible. Well, Gavin Newsom has never been accused of having an IIQ. And he's a dumb mofo. He just got caught on hidden camera saying the Democrat Socialist of America is the future of the Democrat Party.

[00:51:16] So he was caught on a hidden camera saying this. George, this guy is one dumb son of a bitch. Is he not? What does it make for the people that voted for him? Not good. Do you mean the dead voters or do you mean the legitimately stupid voters? Anybody and everybody who voted for that idiot. You're an idiot too.

[00:51:42] I'm wondering, because I'm a younger voter and a lot of us, we want to see the Democratic Party move forward. We don't want more Kamala Harris. We want more, I guess, Democratic Socialist policies. Where do you see, I guess, the Democratic Party going? I think it's, I mean, I think no one is arguing to manage the status quo or fail more efficiently. So I think that the DSA, the energy and the desire and demand for bold change, non-incremental

[00:52:12] change, is very much going to be dominant. I mean, that's going to be mainstream Democratic. Absolutely. No question about that. You can't play in the margins anymore. The whole system's broken. It's completely unbalanced. And we can't manage the decline. We have to completely reimagine it. I wonder if he would be saying that if it was Biden president right now or Kamala Harris. Would he be saying that type of stuff?

[00:52:40] Look, you look at the Democrats, right? If you take them right now, they really have no clear front runner leader to run for president. I mean, just think about it. Cackle and Kamala Harris, she's a failure. And you can look at all the dumb stuff she did. Look at Newsom. You take California, for example. The highest taxes, the highest regulations. It's just, it's fucked up. The most homeless in this. Yeah, you want that governor to be president?

[00:53:09] I don't think so. Pete Buttigieg? I think he's too gay to be president. I don't think people would go for it. Pete Buttplug, you mean? Yeah. I mean, the only person I could think of would be the governor of Pennsylvania. But he's Jewish. I don't think people would want a Jewish president. Just saying. Nothing against Jews. But speaking of Jewish, they had their election today. My prediction is Netanyahu is going to lose. We'll see, though. Yeah. I think you're right.

[00:53:40] I think you're right. But who knows? Maybe they'll cheat and keep them installed like they do across the entire globe, you know? All right. Well, I hate to say I told you so, or we told you so, but we kind of did. AI is taking more jobs. I don't know if you saw this, George, but of course, Microsoft offered 27% of its workforce a buyout. So that voluntary move opened to 60,000 employees around the world.

[00:54:07] It's offering them a buyout as the software giant spends heavily on artificial intelligence and plans on using that to reduce their workforce. Of course. Why? Well, because the CEOs will get bigger bonuses. The executive staff will get bigger bonuses. And the share prices will go up, which is bigger bonuses for all of them again. It's a voluntary exit. And Microsoft's saying, well, this is new for us.

[00:54:37] We haven't done this before. Yeah, because you didn't have AI. So when you think about that, Microsoft has 223,000. Lance, can I say, I don't want Trump to come after you. Can you please say SI, sir? Oh, yeah. I think it's super intelligence. Let me do it again. Listen. They're going to use super intelligence. All right. Well, you know what? It is what it is.

[00:55:01] I wonder what jobs at Microsoft specifically is SI going to be doing for them. We all know it's customer service. So here's my take. Lance, we're going to have our own SI agent. So if we need customer service, I'm going to tell my SI agent, give it the prompts. Go deal with the SI agent at Microsoft or whoever. You just figure it out. Instead of doing all the prompts and phones.

[00:55:30] Let them figure it out, each other. Pain in the ass. I hate dealing with customer service with SI agents. You've got to repeat yourself so many times because they just give you the generic answers. Yes, they do. Yeah. Most of the time you have to say, I need to speak to a live agent. That's it. Bypass all that shit. Hmm. I mean, we knew SI is going to take a lot of jobs away.

[00:56:01] What happens if they don't leave Microsoft? They don't leave Microsoft. They're often 20% buyout. What happens? They might get, you know, fired. I mean, the opportunity is take the buyout or we might reduce your job position anyway. I guess you can go on unemployment at that point. Is it going to exceed what the buyout is? I mean, do they have to offer a buyout? Could they just lay them off, fire them? They probably could. But then you're dealing with unemployment.

[00:56:30] So is the buyout less than what the unemployment cost them? I have no idea. I think that's unlikely. You know, of course, they want to be perceived as being the good guys because, you know, the negative impacts their stock. So I don't know, George. It's an interesting thing. Talk about Anthropic. What do you got here on Anthropic? So you mean on OpenAI? We're talking about it. So OpenAI. So anyway, so OpenAI says it's AI systems.

[00:57:00] And I'm just reading their headline, AI, because we know we're supposed to say SI. But they say they produced three major results in mathematics, computer science, and physics. They say there are three AI-generated discoveries, which is pretty big. I mean, look, math, computer, science, and physics. But they are saying that independent experts will review the findings.

[00:57:27] They're saying they wanted them and they proved the local smoothing conjecture resolving two longstanding problems known as the, I don't even know how to say this, Kakeya and Stein restriction conjectures. In computer science, a new proof challenges the exponential time hypothesis. And both results have been released publicly alongside formal verifications in lean.

[00:57:53] Well, this announcement comes ahead of their new stock release. So. But look at the physics. I didn't do the physics one, Lance. Did you see the last one, the physics breakthrough? Yeah. They say the physics breakthrough concerns existence proofs for four-dimensional quantum field theories, including QCD and Yang and Mills. Hmm.

[00:58:23] Interesting stuff. Four-dimensional quantum field theory. This next one, a lot of people may not know about the Denny Stones. It's been a challenge for, you know, strong men and strong women for, you know, a very long time. The combined weight of these stones is 733 pounds. So just about 332 kilos. And pretty unbelievable. You have to lift them.

[00:58:50] And before you can even go there to prove that you can lift them, you have to show yourself lifting 300 pounds or better. I guess, I think it's actually 300 kilos or better. You submit a video and then they say you're qualified. The crazy thing is this is a woman lifting this 733 pounds. She's a beast. It could be the new future Ms. Valentin. Let's play the clip.

[00:59:17] Well, or we could say since you need companionship, you're recently divorced, going through something, she can console you, bro. No, I've already been on your behalf. I thought she was a better fit for you than me. Nah. All right, let's go. You need her more than I do. Let's go, Rich. Hold his back. Come on. Yeah.

[00:59:50] Are we sure that's a woman? Holy crap. Did they genetically test her to make sure she's a woman? I don't know. Ah. I thought she could have been helpful in your construction business. She could have just carried everything around for you. George, she's a monster. I wouldn't do that to you, but I have to tell you, that woman is a beast. Ah, that's a crazy lift. Is she Samoan or something? Kind of looks like it. I don't know what she is. Kind of scared me when I opened the video, but I knew about the Denny Stones. I'd seen people lift them before. Think about it.

[01:00:18] You basically have 350 pounds, you know, better than 350 pounds in each hand. It's crazy to even be able to lift that. That's a crazy amount of weight. It's one thing to lift that kind of weight when you're using two hands and you've got that one hand. 350 plus pounds. 360 some odd pounds, actually. All right. What's going on here with this dispute at a child's soccer game? Yeah. Yeah. So this is actually taking off. It's going viral all over the place.

[01:00:48] And I watched the video of the kid playing briefly. Yeah. So, and there's a lot of different opinions going out and people not getting the whole truth. Uh, the kid, he's a three-year-old kid. He's, listen, the kid playing on the field against the other kids, he's a beast. He's, he's really, really good running circles around him.

[01:01:11] But I've seen other videos too, because the kid practices a lot, you know, and then some parents are, were upset that, because this kid is just playing and scoring and scoring and scoring and their kids don't have a chance to get the ball this and that. Wow. Oh, well, what are you going to do? I understand like, all right, if you're up so many goals, all right, then you can let the other kids play, put the kid on the bench. I get that. That's, you know, a lot, usually coaches do do that.

[01:01:39] But parents were getting involved and, you know, parents and with the referees and stuff, they're trying to say, because this kid is a black kid, they're trying to say, oh, it was racist, this and that. No. The person that called the police on this was a black man. So there's no racism involved. Actually, I seen the body cam foot, body cam footage from the cops. The cops handle it very professionally. You know, kids just trying to be a kid. Let them play.

[01:02:08] But, you know, I mean, maybe the parents, maybe the parents need to spend more time with their kids and teach them soccer or stuff. I mean, it's just crazy what they're, what the shit they're doing. Let's play the clip. All right. A children's soccer game went viral this weekend after police were called on a three-year-old player and his parents.

[01:02:28] The parents of Nevada named Marpierre say that their son was penalized for playing too well and that when other parents complained and asked for him to be taken out of the game to give other kids a chance, a league official called 911 and said Nevada's parents were causing a disturbance. And there's a parent here that's really, really disruptive. Like following me around and calling me names in front of this whole bunch of people that's here. So I want her, I want her to be gone.

[01:02:56] I am the director that's here. Can you have someone quickly get here? Here's what Nevada's mom, Artasia Griffin, told ABC News earlier about what happened. I spoke up for my son, like why he can't play and I'm just going to go let him play because I don't see the issue of him not playing. He's playing like every other kid and more of an embarrassment thing. Like he wanted to embarrass me and my little family.

[01:03:22] Like we getting walked off with the police as if we just really causing so much problem. No charges were filed and the family left the field willingly. The league has now put out a statement that says in part, respectful treatment and well-being of every child and family matter deeply to us. We have reached out to the family and have begun a review that includes speaking with those involved. Family has received a lot of support online from people who hope this will not discourage Little Nevada from continuing to play soccer.

[01:03:52] Now, first of all, there is no criminal charges to even bring about. It's a civil matter. But people try to, you know, this is why people take stuff out of context and, you know, try to make it bigger than it is. I feel bad for the little three-year-old. He just wants to play soccer. It's not his fault that he's better than the other kids or trains. That's what's going to make him a great player, probably a professional player when he gets older. So, I don't know. Interesting. I agree.

[01:04:22] He's putting in the time. He should get the reward. I don't think he should ever be penalized for that. All right. Well, listen, we're out of time for today. We got one more. I was going to skip it. I think it's big. We need the time. I don't think it's that big, but let's go. It's big. We need the time for hours for the creator program, Lance. Oh, sure. Go ahead. All right.

[01:04:43] So, Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo, he actually delivered a nice, beautiful response to a lawyer challenging his decision to end for vaccine mandates. Now, I wasn't aware of this. I don't know if you were. I know other states, but did you know other countries don't have some of these vaccine mandates? Canada, Australia, Denmark, Sweden, UK. Did you know that? I didn't know that. I had no idea.

[01:05:12] This is attorney Simone Crisis, Chris, claimed it would have a devastating impact to remove these vaccines. Devastating. He watched. It's got no medical evidence. I'm going to play the clip so you can see it and we can talk more about it. Am I correct that the Department of Health's duty is to improve and protect the health of the people of the state of Florida? The statute says what it says. And so, how does this proposed rule further that duty that you all have?

[01:05:40] Because my understanding is the duty of the Department of Health is not to protect parental rights, rather it's to protect the health and safety of the people of Florida. So, how does this proposed rule advance that? It's really interesting. It's actually sort of perverse to think that you could separate parental rights from public health. I mean, they are related. Engaged parents are the reason that children eat healthier diets. Engaged parents are the reason that children exercise.

[01:06:08] Engaged parents are the reason that children go to school and learn, which is a huge predictor of future health. So, they're actually all connected. But my question is, what... It's actually... No, it's just... Q&A. So, is the answer no? No assessments were done as to how this would protect the health of the people of Florida

[01:06:37] or the potential devastating impact that it would have on the people of Florida? Did you say devastating impact? Yes, I did. Studies were done. Yes or no? So, I would say that it is our assessment that this will not have a devastating impact on the state of Florida. Great. So, based on what assessment? So, you know, just to share with you, and I understand you're not a clinician or a physician,

[01:07:03] but first of all, it's important to know that there are other states in this country that do not mandate three of the vaccines that we're removing from rule. So, that's in terms of context. It's important to know that. You know, this notion that we'll have a devastating impact on the health of Florida is not... I just don't think it's aligned with reality.

[01:07:33] So, that's the first point. The second point is that just in terms of the greater context, I mean, there are dozens of countries. Canada, Australia, Denmark, Sweden, the United Kingdom. There are many, many countries that don't mandate any vaccines. Any vaccines, including conditions like vaccination for measles. I mean, there are many, many, many, many countries.

[01:08:01] And, you know, to the best of my knowledge, many of these countries actually have expected life expectancies that are longer than this country has. So, just, again, this idea of a devastating impact, I mean, talk about not supported by evidence. You want to talk about science. That's just not supported by evidence. Boom. Just like that. It's pretty incredible when they use adjectives. Devastating. Horrible.

[01:08:31] You know, they do it. Even when you guys are watching mainstream media or you're reading mainstream media press, even though you probably shouldn't waste your time, but if you are, watch the use of adjectives when they come out with some narrative, whether it's some kind of TDS syndrome or it's something else. They love to put the word... It's going to be horrible, horrendous impact of this horrible, devastating decision. I want to know...

[01:08:55] What I want to know is, did she go to Canada, Australia, Denmark, Sweden, UK, where they don't have those four vaccine mandates and how the kids are doing over there? No. Of course not. No. No. She's just looking for a soundbite where she can compel her career at the detriment of people. Actually, I want to know who's paying her to be there and fight this. Is Big Pharma behind that? Yeah. Who knows? Probably Big Pharma. All right. Well, we're out of time for today.

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[01:10:21] So make sure you go vote. Tell your friend's family to vote. Tell them to tell their friend's family to vote. And vote red if you can. Because we don't want the Democrats, I should really say the Democrat socialists, take over America. Because we'll be foobarred. So have a blessed day. Lance, don't go nowhere. Later.

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