Congress drops a BOMBSHELL REPORT on Jeffrey Epstein |EP972

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[00:07:02] Because we don't go with the status quo. And given the flip-flopping of recent revelations with our dear President Trump, we're going to keep talking about it. My question is about these Epstein reports. How come the fucking Congress did not drop this report before the elections? Because here's the thing, people. On election day, we did five-hour coverage. And I was monitoring different chats. Like news chats on YouTube and stuff.

[00:07:31] And all these liberals are so happy Democrats winning. And all they kept saying is now we can get the full Epstein files and this and that. But, you know, it's almost like Congress is sabotaging Trump. Did I say that? I did. Peace. I wonder why they would do that. Hmm. I mean, isn't John Thune now the re-elected leader? Because you can't tell me this report wasn't ready a week ago or a week and a half ago. They didn't add nothing to it.

[00:08:00] They were out campaigning and everything during election week and stuff. Oh, yeah. Hmm. Listen, you're preaching to the choir here. I can tell you right now that I absolutely agree with you on all ends. There's no reason this report couldn't have come out. But, look, it came out. And, listen, it's a bombshell. And they're saying this is just the tip of the iceberg. We've got quite a few little Epstein nuggets for you. What do you mean tip of the iceberg?

[00:08:30] So here's another question. What do you mean it's just tip of the iceberg? Didn't you guys release all the files to the public? Shouldn't we have all the stuff then? Hmm. Because Trump presidency, they released all the files. It's on the government site, right? So what is there more bombshell that we don't know about? What are you guys keeping from us? What happened to the Epstein Transparency Act? They ain't so transparent after all, huh? And you want to know why you's lost the election.

[00:08:59] That's one of the reasons. Because people were talking about Epstein. They wanted to fold files like promise. Can't make promises, especially big things, and then, you know, break them. People don't like broken promises. Nothing. No, they don't. It means you're not a man or a woman of your word. Absolutely. Absolutely agreed with that. All right, let's play this clip. Let's start off with this clip, George. It's a long clip, too. But I'll give it to Jesse Ward.

[00:09:29] He lays it out pretty well. It's a long clip, so I might let you hear it, listen to it. But he lays it out pretty good. Fox News. Fox News alert. Voters told Washington they're sick of corruption. And today, Congress dropped a brand new report on Jeffrey Epstein. 19 interviews. Mountains of bank records, DOJ files, and paperwork from his estate. What did the House Oversight Committee call it? A prolific sex trafficking operation. And yes, underage teens were involved.

[00:09:58] Dozens of them. In 2008, the feds had an airtight case. And instead of going to court, they cut him a sweetheart deal. A few DOJ prosecutors even flipped and worked for Epstein's associates. They allowed him to plead guilty to watered down state charges, sexual abuse, and exploitation of minors. He served a year, but barely spent any time in jail. They let him leave county lockup for work all day.

[00:10:28] He paid off the guards. And he molested even more vulnerable teens from poor backgrounds and broken homes. And the conviction didn't sever him from the billionaire club. The report says he positioned himself as the person who could, quote, make an introduction, structure a deal, solve a tax problem, connect one billionaire to another, or open a door. Epstein called himself a money manager, but he was really a fixer.

[00:10:56] His former assistant told the committee he only took clients who had at least a billion dollars. Pretty exclusive club. Wall Street billionaire Leon Black. Ariane de Rothschild from the European banking dynasty. The British royal family. And, of course, Victoria's Secret billionaire Les Wexner. Now, Lexner was his biggest client. And he opened doors in the modeling world that Epstein abused.

[00:11:24] This year, Wexner testified under oath that he didn't notice hundreds of millions of dollars of his own money had gone missing. Which primetime finds preposterous. I'm effing surprised. I, I, I'm shocked. I didn't know this. It's been reported that around $20 million of stock and cash were contributed by two of your charitable foundations to one of Epstein's charities. Do you have any knowledge or awareness of that?

[00:11:53] I'm effing shocked. I, I just, I'm appalled. I never heard that. And he's not the only one in the club who claimed to be clueless. The report says Wexner, Black, Rothschild, and Clinton all say they had no knowledge of Epstein's abuse. Congress called this, quote, willful ignorance. Even though his lifestyle was flagrantly obvious and his conviction was a matter of public record.

[00:12:20] Leon Black kept sending unjustifiably large sums of money after his conviction. And Obama's former White House lawyer, Kathy Rumler, seemed to be showered with gifts from Epstein. Designer handbags, boots, spa days, travel upgrades. She told the committee she thought his case was over and he was living lawfully. Then there are the banks.

[00:12:45] J.P. Morgan and Deutsche Bank kept them on as a client after the conviction to choose profit and client introductions over clear red flags, said the committee. J.P. Morgan kept wiring Epstein's money to Russia and Eastern Europe while he was behind bars. Incredibly suspicious transfers. J.P. Morgan's staff flagged his payments to alleged co-conspirators and modeling recruiters as signs of human trafficking.

[00:13:15] The bosses ignored it repeatedly. In a statement, J.P. Morgan says the U.S. government didn't share damning information about Epstein's crimes with them and other banks and that they regret any association with Epstein but did not help him commit his crimes. The report says American Express helped Epstein book plane tickets to fly women all over the world.

[00:13:38] They even had a dedicated point person for all these sketchy flights to fly foreign women into the country. Sometimes they booked decoy flights to fool customs. I mean, red flags everywhere. But the committee says Epstein's inside connections protected him. Money wired to Russia. Women flown across borders. Friends in foreign governments. So was he working for foreign intelligence?

[00:14:06] Well, Hillary was certainly suspicious. Does he exhibit characteristics? Is there a pattern that would lead you and your expertise to believe that he was an asset? Well, there certainly is in the files, and I do commend you for getting as much released as you can. I hope you can get it all released. You know, hints of relationships with powerful foreign leaders.

[00:14:36] Pictures, emails, meetings. He was clearly somebody who traded off of information. Exactly. He liked to collect it, and then he liked to use it. The report cites rumors that Ghislaine Maxwell's father was tied to Israeli intelligence, and that Epstein trafficked in foreign passports with aliases. Acosta, the prosecutor who gave Epstein the deal of a century,

[00:15:04] allegedly claimed Epstein belonged to intelligence, quote-unquote. So the committee asked him about it, and then he said he never said that. Then they asked if foreign intelligence was involved, and you know what his answer was? Ask the intelligence community. You know the name that keeps coming up? Ehud Barak, the former prime minister of Israel. He stated Epstein's Manhattan townhouse dozens of times over the course of many years.

[00:15:31] Virginia Jufri, who accused Prince Andrew of raping her and is now dead from an apparent suicide, accused Ehud Barak of assaulting her on Epstein Island. This is according to the House Oversight Committee. The report continues, quote,

[00:16:01] The man who ran Dubai ports? It might come up in Epstein's emails. April 24, 2009, Epstein emailed somebody. Now the names blacked out. Epstein wrote this, Where are you? You okay? I loved the torture video.

[00:16:25] Members of Congress who saw the unredacted version say it went to him, the sultan, who oversaw the Dubai ports. So what happened when the feds finally caught up with Epstein? Finally, because for years nobody at the DOJ or the FBI even tried to reopen his case. Not under Mueller. Not under Comey. July 2019, the Trump administration finally arrests him for underage sex trafficking.

[00:16:53] Just over a month later, he's found dead in his cell. Nobody can say who was watching Epstein. But we know who wasn't. The guards. The last guard to check his cell, Tova Noel, sat down with the committee. She says her boss had her file false paperwork because she wasn't properly trained. For some reason, an untrained guard was assigned Epstein duty.

[00:17:20] She testified that the officer who was supposed to do a cell check slept through it. In fact, the guards on both shifts missed at least 12 inspection rounds and three head counts. Nearly eight hours with no checks. And this is where it really gets weird. See this blurry orange figure there on a staircase leading to Epstein's tear in the prison? Nobody can identify him.

[00:17:48] Neither the guard, Noel, nor Bill Barr, the former attorney general. Noel told the committee, rest assured, it wasn't me. She said she let nobody in. And the other officer was sleeping. Barr's best guess? Just a correctional officer. But no one knows who it is. How they got in there or what the hell they were doing. And it gets worse. The report says nobody could explain the missing footage either.

[00:18:16] The cameras stopped working right before Epstein died. And nobody did anything. They weren't fixed until after. The next morning, she and another guard were on breakfast duty. And they noticed Epstein wasn't responsive. So she runs back to her desk to make a phone call. And her fellow guard enters the cell and was alone with Epstein doing God knows what, allegedly performing CPR. That violated prison protocol.

[00:18:46] Thank you. I stopped it there because of all that stuff we already know. Well, I could rehash it. We need the new stuff. But, you know, still no consequence for all these people that were in the files. Underage girls. None of these people are facing consequences. Well, of course, we know about James Comer, the investigation.

[00:19:10] And they state that today we released a report detailing the findings and recommendations from our review of the federal government's mishandling of the Epstein and Maxwell cases. I would say intentional mishandling. But OK, our mission was clear. Bring transparency to the American people and accountability for the survivors. Nineteen interviews, multiple depositions, numerous subpoenas.

[00:19:35] And this administration, well, nobody's been brought to justice. The victims are still victims. Let's play this clip. In 2025, the House Oversight Committee launched an investigation into the government's mishandling of the Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell cases. Today, we're releasing our report detailing what we uncovered. Our mission was clear.

[00:20:02] Bring transparency to the American people and accountability for survivors. We conducted 19 witness interviews or depositions, subpoenaed the Department of Justice, Epstein's estate, and two major banks, and reviewed financial records from the Department of Treasury to uncover the truth. What we found is both heartbreaking and infuriating. These women endured unimaginable abuse, and the federal government failed them at nearly every turn.

[00:20:30] Had the government done its job, much of this abuse could have been prevented. As a father, I cannot imagine their pain. And knowing that so much of it could have been prevented is something that should haunt us all. Our investigation exposed how powerful men used nondisclosure agreements to silence survivors. No one should face legal threats for telling the truth.

[00:20:54] That's why I introduced the Survivors Voice Protection Act, protecting survivors and witnesses who speak out about these crimes. We also referred two powerful men accused of sexual assault to the Department of Justice for further investigation. And Congress took action to hold billionaire Leon Black in contempt for defying our subpoenas. But exposing the truth is only the first step.

[00:21:18] The Department of Justice must interview key witnesses, investigate everyone who participated in or facilitated these crimes, and provide survivors access to their records. Congress can investigate, but it cannot deliver justice alone. These survivors have waited long enough. They deserve answers, they deserve accountability, and they deserve justice.

[00:21:47] It's hard to argue with that logic. I don't see any reason that this all didn't happen sooner. We've often said on this show that this was an intelligence operation. It was a blackmail and compromising operation. And there are people now coming out that are saying that's exactly what it looked like. Catherine Erich, as you guys know, does a great work. I grabbed a clip. Former FBI special agent that she interviewed says,

[00:22:13] there is no doubt the information gathered by Epstein looks like an intelligence collection operation. The links to the Mossad are clear. The FBI walked out of there with reams of information. Hard drives, zip drives, you name it. You know, little UBS drives. All of it? Seems like they say they released it. I don't think so. Seems like a cover-up. Let's play this clip because I think Catherine and this FBI agent,

[00:22:43] this is really damning information because it's exactly what we've been saying on this show for the last year and a half. There are emails with or about the Rothschilds, one of the most famous and richest families in the world. There are also audio recordings with a former Israeli prime minister, Ehud Barak. Epstein says to him, you know, make a list of who owes you favors. Who has IOUs to you?

[00:23:12] Is that who's out of the people in the past who you think you're close to? This person owes me a favor. This person owes me his life. And they're pictures of politicians, in one case a British politician in his underwear. Looking at these records, does it look like Jeffrey Epstein was engaged in an intelligence collection operation? I think there's no doubt.

[00:23:39] I think the totality of circumstances, one, show that he was connected to people that are way above a normal individual that may be trafficking women or drugs. That's the first and foremost. Because he didn't just go after a famous person. He went after people, or he had connections to people, that had connections to national security or huge technological advances. An intel operation would greatly benefit and be able to not only understand what other world leaders are doing,

[00:24:09] but be able to influence what they're doing. A lot of these famous influential people are still alive. How would you as a federal investigator probe whether there are crimes that can still be prosecuted? In this case, when the United States is dealing with other nations on a global national security scale, I think that myself as an investigator, I would not be able to lead this investigation.

[00:24:39] I just would not be able to say that this is a crime we need to go after this individual. It's so high. And these people, this is not a conspiracy. You look at the list of these people. There is no way that an investigator in the FBI or just an attorney in the DOJ could say, yes, a crime is here. Let's go after him. This has huge political ramifications and global ramifications.

[00:25:02] And that is way above a typical criminal and way above the decisions that even a supervisor in the FBI would make. Hmm. Well, the question is, who should have made those decisions? Who should have gone after the participants? Seems like the DOJ, the FBI, and any intelligence organization in the U.S.

[00:25:29] should have made it very clear that there were people that were guilty of federal statutes. I thought we voted for equal application of law, the rule of law, accountability and consequences, transparency. Well, based on these videos, I'd say we all have to bring that into question, whether or not any of the stuff that we've been provided so far is trustworthy. Now, there is a photo that has been circulating.

[00:25:57] Many people have put it through AI checks. I looked at the AI checks. I verified. I also put the photo through. And it looks like I grabbed a clip because this guy did a pretty good job. There is an advertisement in the middle of this clip just as a forewarning. But he did a pretty good job linking together what people had found so far. People say that Epstein was seen in Brazil at a restaurant on November 6, 2026. You guys can look for yourself.

[00:26:27] You can go online and do your own research. It looks to me like it's a legitimate photo. Is it? Listen, AI is getting pretty sophisticated. I'm not going to put anything past anybody nowadays. You have to question all of it. But I feel like George and I would have been remiss if we didn't give you an opportunity to at least see the photo. And you can do your own homework. If you guys find anything out, if you find out that it's been the photo has now been proven to be fake, I would love for you to let us know. I'm not suggesting it's real. I'm suggesting it's more information. A lot of people say that maybe it was never Epstein in that cell.

[00:26:58] Many people have claimed using facial recognition technology that it was not Epstein on that gurney. Because, again, that was against BOP policy. BOP policy, when you bring out a dead body out of the prison system, they are zipped up into a body bag. Nobody stops on a loading dock to have a cigarette as they're waiting to load the dead body into the ambulance. You wouldn't have this thing where Epstein's face was uncovered. It all seems suspicious.

[00:27:27] But, again, it goes against National Bureau of Prisons policy in the federal system. All right, George, let's play this clip. Epstein was recently spotted in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and it's currently passing all AI detectors. A man posted to 4chan claiming he was out with his wife at a bar and seen a man who looked oddly similar to Epstein. So he snapped a picture. This is the patio at the entryway to a restaurant called Hoa Quinn. And the current menu matches the 4chan poster's photo 100%.

[00:27:56] Also, the exif data from this image is matching the exact location. And just recently, the 4chan post has now been removed. Now here's where everything ties together. Epstein has a Brazilian ID. Here's the new game coin flip on Rainbet. And it was used in the state-owned payment processor called Pix. Pix was created after Epstein died. Pix launched November 2020 and Epstein died August 2019. You can't just automatically have a Pix account.

[00:28:23] The user needs authorization for the Pix key. So he had features added to his Brazilian bank account after his death. Epstein bought a property in Sao Paulo, Brazil in case he ever had to escape. We know this because there was an email in the files that said, quote-unquote, what if I get caught? The third country listed to escape to is Brazil. Let's keep going. And then, if you're going to be able to go back to the post-up, you can't just see the footage of Epstein.

[00:28:51] Well, on August 30th, three weeks after Epstein's death, Rusty was roaming the island with his drone. And he spotted Epstein talking to one of his island workers. To verify the footage for you, here's the Facebook of the employee Epstein was talking to. Here he is holding a rifle, then a pic of him on a four-wheeler. Also, here's his old wage, and then a picture of his office. I removed his name for confidentiality. Most of the Rusty uploads are scrubbed now, but here's the time he caught the FBI collecting evidence.

[00:29:19] Is this what ultimately led to McAfee's death? Just two days before Epstein died, he signed his will and listed his $500 million estate to fall to his brother Mark Epstein upon his death via a trust. But his brother likes to play clueless. Mark Epstein was in charge of the funeral and the burial. The funeral was held in New York on Madison Avenue. The supposed place of burial is an unmarked tomb next to his parents in Palm Beach, Florida. So you can't pinpoint the exact spot, and that seems like that was set up by design.

[00:29:47] The funeral director told media outlets, I don't have any information for you. Many believe Mark Epstein was the anonymous person who claimed Epstein's body. Palm Beach Pete is a calculated divergence that was planned before Epstein's death. Jeffrey Epstein's twin was mentioned in the files multiple times. I'll read two of the emails. Send an email to my uncle to let him know, and I'll do the same for your twin, even if he already knows what to do for your next trip. Or, saw your twin last night, my heart almost jumped out of my chest when I saw him.

[00:30:17] The likeness is unbelievable. So it sounds like they knew each other pretty well. All I have to say is Roberto Gravalgia, the prison guard who got his banks and 4chan accounts subpoenaed after he leaked the body swap on 4chan. Hmm. Things that make you go, hmm. We actually disclosed that Epstein drone photo, I don't know, probably two years ago now.

[00:30:43] You know, look, some of this information is old, but it seems like the dots are starting to get connected. Now, they have come out. George, I also see that Congress said there doesn't seem to be any connection to Donald Trump within the Epstein files. I think if there was, it would have been the time they would have dropped. It would have been now. You know, again, I don't know why it was covered up. Was it covered up to hide national security? That's all these liberals think. They think Trump is involved somehow with Epstein, and that's why they want these files.

[00:31:12] I mean, they're going to be in for a big shock. Because believe me, if Trump was involved, that shit would have came out long ago when Biden was president. A big shock I'd like to see. George is like to see some damn arrests. I would like to see what we were promised. I want to see accountability. And these victims deserve that. You know, the DOJ seems to have a playbook where they use the laws against the United States for regular people like myself, George, and you in the audience.

[00:31:36] When it comes to people that have power, that have money, the DOJ goes into the old see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. Here we are with the little monkeys covering up their faces. And again, it's just a department of injustice not doing the job that they're supposed to, and a judiciary that's not applying the power that they're supposed to, and using the laws to prosecute the guilty.

[00:32:02] Whether it's Epstein, the deep state, 9-11, Russian collusion hoax, you name it. I have lots of questions. I'm tired of the government treating us like we're children, and somehow we can't handle the truth. Remember the ranch? What was the ranch in New Mexico? What about the ranch? We haven't heard nothing about that. Well, it was sold. Yeah, but remember they were looking on the property, they were doing searches and stuff? They were digging around the property for bodies, and you're right, that one's dead quiet.

[00:32:32] At the end of the day, I don't care whether it's government officials, powerful people, the wealthy. I want them all prosecuted. I still question Bill Gates going to the island allegedly 26 or 7 times on the Lillian Express. How could he not know what was going on? His own wife said that she divorced him because of Epstein. You got to wonder what was going on in that case and so many other high-profile individuals because, listen, Epstein collected them like collector's cards.

[00:32:59] I think he took a page out of the J. Edgar Hoover playbook. Get information, get people compromised, and then you can do whatever you want. And I've always said it. I don't think Epstein ever made a legitimate dollar through his finance company. I think it was all blackmail, extortion, insider trading, and theft. At the end of the day, are we going to get to the bottom of it? I sure hope so.

[00:33:21] I don't know why it takes a different congressional change for our government to use the laws that are on the books and to give us full transparency. We pay their salaries. We pay to run the government. And yet here we are being treated as if we don't deserve the truth. All right. We're going to take a short break here on The Big Big Show. When we come back, there's a lot to cover, man. Lots going on. Lots of information. We want you guys in the audience to be up to date.

[00:33:48] Jim Jordan, elected House Minority Leader after a historic midterm upset. We've got that and so much more. Stay tuned. We'll be right back with George Ballantyne, Lance Migliaccio. It's Edge of the Knife, baby. And yeah, we weren't supposed to talk about Epstein, but we still did.

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[00:36:52] All right, welcome back to the Big Migs Show. Here we are your hosts, Lance Migliaccio, George Ballantine. It is Veterans Day, so we're celebrating all our veterans and actually everybody who's serving and who served and who sacrificed. We thank you. We will try to continue this fight in this country so it doesn't get taken over by jihadists

[00:37:19] and socialists and communists because we'd be foobarred. Anyway, don't forget to hit the thumbs up button, like, follow, share. If you could subscribe for $5 a month, we truly appreciate it. Every little bit helps. You know, there's a lot of overhead putting shows up and stuff and programs and software and yada, yada, yada. But we're also on YouTube. I got Sherry over there. I got, I'm going to say it right this time, Michelle Jones, 9984. That's right. You said it right, Michelle.

[00:37:50] She's over there on YouTube. So if you can give us a follow there on YouTube, help us build. We truly appreciate it. We're on every audio podcast. Just type in the Big Big Show. It'll find us. All right. Jim Jordan got elected as a house minority leader. I mean, listen, I like Mike Johnson. I think he did a good job. I mean, Jim Jordan is a little more, is not a little more. He's more aggressive than Mike Johnson. Two different personalities. Maybe that's what we needed right now to fight back. So all good.

[00:38:20] I like Jim Jordan. So I think it was a good pick because all the past before Johnson, they all sucked. You like him better than Steve Scalise? I guess he ran against Steve Scalise. I like, well, because Jordan is very, is more aggressive. Okay. You know, he's got a more aggressive personality. And I think we need that right now. You know, we need that fight. Listen, I like Steve Scalise too. I think he'd be great.

[00:38:48] But maybe we just need that, that, that we need that fighter. So, I mean, they're both great candidates. All three, Johnson, Scalise, and Jordan. I mean, I think they're all great candidates. But Johnson didn't rerun, right? Is that correct? I don't know. Because it looks like the vote was 106 to 73. Oh, he did not seek. Yeah, you're right. He did not seek. Yeah. I mean, he served three years as speaker. I'm surprised he did not seek it. But whatever, that's on him.

[00:39:16] You know, I'm sure, I'm sure he doesn't like that they didn't get more done. I mean, they got plenty done in the House. But, of course, the Senate just stalled everything. Speaking of Senate, ambassadors, dissent at Republicans, they reelected John Doon as their leader, keeping a South Dakota Republican at the helm of the GOP conference. I mean, didn't the Senate learn anything, all the senators? Clearly not. He's one of the main reasons why you're in this predicament.

[00:39:45] And this is a problem, people. They're not, all these politicians, they're not listening to the people. And we're going to get to why they don't listen to him, because we got clips of it. I mean, they're putting Doon in this position to keep leading Senate Republicans. To where? He didn't lead us anywhere as the Senate leader. Now he's a minority leader. It's just stupid. I want to play this little clip, 14 seconds sucker.

[00:40:12] John Thune has been reelected as the GOP leader. The senator will serve again in the leadership once this is over. Once the term is over, he will be the minority leader in the United States Senate. The chat. You guys in the chat, how many of you would like to see me face off against John Doon at Power Slap? I like to face off. I think he needs a good crack across the face, maybe to wake him up.

[00:40:41] I can't believe they reelected him. You know what he needs? He needs to be primarily thrown out. But, you know, now the Senate Republicans passed a resolution promising to use every one of their last 54 days. I mean, they had to pass a resolution. They just couldn't say, yo, we need to stay here and get stuff done. So are they going to work the entire 54 days? They say in the sense of the conference, they say the sense of this conference vows to confirm every judicial and executive nominee,

[00:41:08] the conference approves and do everything humanly possible to pass a reconciliation bill before January 3rd. So they're saying now the Senate is now expected to stay in town instead of leaving for Veterans Day. So that's the spending bill, the reconciliation bill? I don't know. What about all the other bills? You know what? Because exactly, John Doon did an interview on Fox, and he has no clue how he says he has no clue how to force a Save America Act to the floor.

[00:41:37] He's saying because the talking filibuster is off the table for him. He doesn't even know how many bills the House has sent him. And this is the person he picked as the continued leader? I don't want to say the question is an answer. I'm going to play the clip so you guys can hear it yourself. But listen, I could be wrong about this number, but my understanding, I think there's 764 bills, George? I don't know. 764 bills were passed by the House. Something like the 800 bills. I mean, let's just call it 7 to 800.

[00:42:03] 800 sitting that have been passed by the House were sent to the Senate for vote and are just sitting like a stinky turd in the toilet. Nothing's happening to it. They're just not flushing. And they're only talking about the reconciliation bill? You got the Save Act. You got the Clarity Act. You got that Daylight Savings Bill. I mean, can you guys do more than just the reconciliation bill in 54 days? And are you going to work? I love what it says. It says that they're going to use every one of the last 54 days.

[00:42:31] But does that mean you're going to stay in the Senate? You're going to skip holidays? Are you going to prove to America, just like we did on this show, which is interesting that all this has come up after the show we did, calling them out. Are you going to work all 54 days in Congress? Are you going to sit there and work? Are you going to be off doing whatever? Well, yeah, we're working hard behind the scenes. I want to know what those 54 days look like. Are they days sitting in the halls of Congress? Or are they days where you're like, yeah, we're focused. We're getting stuff done.

[00:43:01] Oh, wait, hang on. It's Christmas. It's Hanukkah. We're not going to be here. You guys don't deserve any more days off. You screwed the pooch. You're dealing with the consequences of it. I'd like to know. All right, George, what do you got here on this clip? Let me play it. You have forced that fight on the floor. Well, I don't know how we've forced that fight on the floor. If you're going to nuke the filibuster, that fight was one. Or talking filibuster.

[00:43:25] Well, the talking filibuster, you know, in the old Woody Hayes axiom was that when you pass the ball, three things can happen and two of them aren't good. If you try to do a talking filibuster, there are three things that could happen and none of them are good. And one is you turn the floor over to control the Democrats. It's not just unlimited debate. It's unlimited amendments. And secondly, you know, you basically use the floor for the coin of the realm in the Senate is floor time. You only got so much of it and you would burn it all up.

[00:43:55] And at the end of the day, you wouldn't get the outcome you wanted because the Democrats are never going to vote for it. The Democrats in the new Congress may have 55 seats. They may have 56 seats, depending on how Alaska and Mississippi go. How about dropping a filibuster like we wanted you to and get the vote to the floor? You could have did that, too. But obviously he has no idea. He's not even qualified to be the leader.

[00:44:18] And to show you how out of tune or reality they are with their voters, Brett Berry tells him, he goes, I can't even post anything about John Thune without seeing a flood of angry comments. They're out of touch. And Thune says, I love to fight. I have core values that drive me. And he also goes and said, oh, don't listen and believe social media. Well, that's your problem right there. Yep.

[00:44:47] Because the only way for you to hear your constituents' voices is through social media and you're ignoring them. Typical politician behavior. I mean, I hope South Dakota, I hope somebody's going to get ready to primary his dumb ass. He's up for what? Another two years he's up for reelection, I think? I don't know. Maybe. At the end of the day, he loves to fight. Well, John Thune, here's the challenge. I'll see you at Power Slap.

[00:45:16] You agree to do it. I'll give you a couple of months to get ready. And then we'll face off and maybe I can knock some sense. Lance, you're going to have to come up with something better than Power Slap at this year. You're going to have to come up with it, sit at the table against Crossroom and debate. Hey, I'll debate and I'll do Power Slap. He's got to do both. How about that? I'll give him both. Okay. I can go with that. Let's play this clip. A lot of people are angry. They are. If you look at your social media, if I post about you, there's a lot of anger out there.

[00:45:45] As you said, the president sometimes has been angry about things. Why did you want to do this again? Well, that's arguably a good question. But I love the fight. And I got into this business because I have some core values that drive me. Starting with limited but effective government, personal freedom and individual responsibility, economic freedom in free enterprise, free markets, peace through strength, the sanctity of life. Those are the kinds of things that animate me in public life.

[00:46:15] I've been in the minority before. We fought our way back into the majority. I know how to do that. But, yeah, I mean, if you spend a lot of time on social media, and unfortunately, if your algorithms, if you mention me, it's going to blow up on you. Well, that's not the world that ultimately, you know, the people who are going to decide the future of this country. He wants to decide the future of the country without listening to the people. He forgets why he's there, and he says it's part of the job.

[00:46:44] But I guess passing bills isn't part of what he thinks the job entitles him to, or the responsibilities or the obligations of the job. I've got to tell you, this is the worst of the worst. Reelecting him is just another signal to the American public that Republicans aren't going to listen. We don't give a shit what you guys think. They proved it over and over again. They talk the talk, but they don't walk the walk. All right.

[00:47:11] Well, you know, I love when celebrities that open their fat mouths, when musical artists, when entertainers decide, like Robert De Niro and others, that they're going to teach the audience some political belief, that they're going to use their influence to try to convince people. Well, Bruce Little Bitch Springsteen just got some really bad news.

[00:47:38] His fan club shuts down over his embrace of far-left politics and his endorsement of Abdul El-Sayed. Large fan club for singer Bruce thing is shutting down because it has been torn apart by his embrace of far-left politics and his endorsement. And it's incredible that he would even endorse Abdul El-Sayed. It's amazing to see Bruce Springsteen's legacy implode, but I'm enjoying every minute of it.

[00:48:06] I hope he suffers in any revenue coming from his records, from his catalog of his life's work. I would suggest don't listen to him. Tell your local radio station you don't want to hear any Springsteen songs if, in fact, they're playing them, that you're tired of it. Here he is. And here's the post on social media, and I quote, Dr. El-Sayed is a fighter for our American Constitution. That couldn't be farther from the truth.

[00:48:34] He's a fighter for our American democracy. Again, another lie by Bruce Springsteen. And he's a fighter against the corrupt, lawless, and anti-American leadership currently in the White House. I don't think that our leadership is anti-American. There may be some lawless claims that are true. That's why I'm in his corner 100%. You've got to be kidding me, Bruce Springsteen, you dumbass.

[00:49:04] Your music catalog is full of how much you love this country, but here you are as an idiot who doesn't understand Abdul El-Sayed whatsoever defending somebody that's the worst of the worst in the political world. Well, that straw broke the camel's back. That group founded more than a decade ago, the Spring Nuts, they called themselves on Facebook. It was a group dedicated to the boss.

[00:49:31] And they noticed his 18,000 members were no longer focused on his music as they battled against hateful online disclosures due to Springsteen's public stances and recent endorsement of Abdul El-Sayed. I think it's well-deserved, George. How do you feel about this? I love when these celebrities and musical entertainers pay the consequences for saying stupid, uneducated things to the public.

[00:50:00] I think it's kind of great that would have had to shut down his fan page and stuff because... They're done. Does Bruce see that, that his fan page got shut down or does he even care at this point? But you notice, have you noticed though, in doing the midterms that not too many politicians use any big performers or anybody? I did notice that. You mean after all the money that Kamala Harris spent on Megan Thee Stallion, on Beyonce?

[00:50:29] People don't want to hear it from these freaking rock movie stars, rock stars, whatever. You know what? They're sick of it. My belief is be an entertainer. And when it comes to politics... Oh, you're not entertained. Shut the F up. Oh, you're not entertained. All right, let's go. Scott Besson had to move to a military base because of a credible death threat.

[00:50:52] Supposedly, I don't know if it was the New York Times, they put an aerial photo of his house with coordinates and somehow that's, you know, Iran got a hold of it. I mean, do you really need New York Times to get a hold of someone's coordinates? You probably look it up yourself. You really do deep search. But whatever. I mean, we pray for his best in safety. Hope everything works out. But... Well, the threat comes from Iran.

[00:51:21] And again, more proof of why we're there. More justification of why we should end the Iranian leadership as it stands today. And I'm talking about all three segments of their leadership. The Ayatollah, the IRGC, and the Basij. At the end of the day, they are what they are. You cannot change a leopard spots. Iran needs to be crushed and returned to the Iranian people. That leadership needs to be drug out of there and they need to be executed.

[00:51:50] Yeah, I said it on air. At the end of the day, this is exactly more reasons like this. But yet Congress, all they can think about is impeachment, impeachment, impeachment. We got to go out for Donald Trump. At the end of the day, you should have supported this conflict and told Trump to end it. Finish Iran so we can get stabilization in the Middle East. It's been going on for centuries. And Iran is always at the center of that destabilization.

[00:52:15] And having them build a nuclear weapon successfully will never be a good thing. I want to know why we didn't resume bombing and just eliminate them. Again, maybe Donald Trump is flip-flopped. I don't know. I agree with you, George. I think right after the midterms, they have built up a tremendous amount of ordinance. As you guys have seen on this show, we've told you about it. Let's finish this. Because if not...

[00:52:42] At the end of the day, they're going to impeach you or they're going to try to impeach you, Mr. President, one way or the other. And if not, bring our boys and girls home from the military, home for the holidays then. Fuck it. I mean... Let's finish the job we started. I'm not a warmonger, but I understand how dangerous Iran is. And look at the people. They're still executing their own people for peacefully protesting. All right. You know, we love our technology on this show. And sometimes it's just interesting stuff. Is this real? This is real.

[00:53:12] It is genuine. Sure. It's not super inexpensive. I am positive. I checked it out. I went to the website to look at the product. The base product's about a thousand bucks. But they're calling this the Mosquito Iron Dome. Now, what I'm curious about, which they say it doesn't, they say it's able to identify a mosquito by its audio signal. That's how the laser identifies it. And it doesn't kill other insects, which I find difficult to believe. Aren't there other insects that fly at the same frequency as a mosquito? I don't know. I don't know enough about mosquitoes.

[00:53:41] But this is the Mosquito Iron Dome. It's a product called the Photon Matrix Company built this. And they built this Iron Dome for mosquitoes. I guess it's a blue laser mosquito air defense system. It's built for your patios, your campsites, and outdoor dinners. It uses sensors to find the mosquitoes midair and zaps them with a visible blue laser. It scans about 20 feet around you, the periphery, 90-degree field in front of the unit.

[00:54:10] And I guess the insects as small as two millimeters. And it targets flying insects, but supposedly it's only the biting flying insects. I don't know if that's true or not. You know they have an infrared version for home use, and then they have a blue laser version for industrial use. Yeah. I'm on the website. We've got the video. I want to see how much it costs. Well, this unit, and I guess it depends on how many units you get, how big an area you're trying to cover. Is your Iron Dome going to cover your entire property?

[00:54:39] For your tropical locations, you know, places that have lots of insects. But I don't want it to kill, you know, there's lots of good insects, too. So I don't know how it's selective, but they say it's selective. It only hits the biting insects. So we got a clip of it. I just thought you got to enjoy it. So the one that says the blue laser mosquito air defense for industrial use is $1,088. The one for home use is $9.88. So listen, for $100 more, you might as well go for an industrial use. Exactly. That's what I'm thinking, George.

[00:55:08] And then I got all these adapters and shit, rotating base. Yeah. It's pretty cool. I saw it online and I thought I wanted to share this with the audience. The question is, does it work, though? I don't know. Let's play the clip. It looks like it's working in this video, but I can't. I mean, you know, you got to get reviews. We should have this company send us a set and we'll test it. We will test it. You know what a great place to test this set? By Kirk's house in Florida, all them freaking mosquitoes. No doubt.

[00:55:39] We can set it up around the pool. He said outside his backyard, I got a mosquito spray on me so I don't get bit up. All right, here we go. It is pretty cool. Besides the fact that I think you'd have hours of enjoyment watching it work.

[00:56:05] You get out there with a couple of whatever your favorite adult beverage is and you could just sit there and enjoy the show. I like the blue laser. So you're right, George. I'm going for the commercial unit. I don't want the infrared. I want to be able to see them getting zapped. Yeah. Well, we talked about it on the show. We were kind of shocked about it. But we also said attaboy. We said, look, why shouldn't she get hers? It seems like this administration has gotten plenty. Donald Trump's net worth and his family's net worth has gone way up. Oh, yeah. Hater's going to hate.

[00:56:36] Alina Habba, of course, has been in the news over this $50 million deal she had. And it was a sweetheart deal. Turns out they've removed that. They revoked the deal. Now, she's still walked with quite a bit of money. But as of today, Concord Partners terminated Habba's contract for failure to perform duties after Trump called it totally obnoxious and outrageous and not acceptable at all. So, of course, let's explain how she got to where she got. A billionaire wanted a Trump pardon.

[00:57:04] His family gave Alina Habba a $50 million deal. Julio Herrera Velutini, a prominent Venezuelan, was seeking clemency. He got it not long after his daughter gave Ms. Habba, a lawyer close to President Trump, an extraordinarily lucrative job. Of course, that all ended today. That was yesterday. Habba keeps, but she didn't walk away empty-handed.

[00:57:30] She keeps roughly $14.5 million, including the $8 million bonus, but loses the rest of the deal. Of course, the Democrats were accusing her of corruption and demanded answers on this thing. The pardon, of course, is going to stand. That's not going to be revoked. And the questions about the sequence remain. President Trump was not part of the Habba contract, and he has obviously been public about how he thought it was not. He's just mad he didn't get the $50 million. Probably.

[00:57:57] I mean, if Donald Trump Jr. or Eric Trump or one of them had gotten it, maybe they wouldn't have been as much of a cry. But look, Alina Habba, I can't hate on her. You know, and in the same situation, I think she just got herself a billionaire husband, too. So I don't think she's got much to worry about at this point. But look, I don't know that she should have lost the deal, but it is what it is. You know, is it nepotism? I don't know. It's a complicated thing. All right.

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[00:59:23] What are you laughing at? Because Kurt, I sent the thing to Kurt and he goes, dang. He goes, having that thing in his backyard would be like being on the front lines of a Ukraine-Russia conflict. Yeah. You could put it around the yard, though, but it would probably be helpful. He would want it for the iguanas. You know, Kurt's got a problem with iguanas going in. No, but he's got mosquitoes. No, I know. But he's always complaining about the iguanas, which I don't agree with, but whatever. All right. Well, listen, we love you guys. Thanks you so very much for all the support.

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