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financial information. So George, we've got a great guy

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on tonight. Obviously a great a person and a

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Great American. Patriot is the CEO of the Flag

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Shirt Company, which is the largest provider of patriotic

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gear in the country. He's host of Stern America show

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on Rumble. He's a veteran, of course, small

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business owner for over 70 years and obviously a guy that wants

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to save the country more than you can imagine.

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He Co hosts the Flag Day Summit with Jovan Pulitzer in 2023, Co

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host of the solutions Summit with Jovan Pulitzer in 2024.

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He's an advocate of precinct strategy founded by Dan Schultz,

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election security activist and Co host of a national election

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security meeting on Zoom, which we will be streaming that show.

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George, correct on our Rumble channel, is that right?

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We'll be streaming on all of our 10 channels across all

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platforms. Yes, it'll be at 1:30 tomorrow I

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believe. So we're going to give you his

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links. Steve's a great guy.

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George, before I head into Steve Stern, how are you, brother?

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I'm doing good, Lance. You know it's Monday.

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It's no, I didn't get any snow. We got rain a little bit

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yesterday, last night. So hopefully that help with the

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all the fires we have out here. I have like a few fires out

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within like 1520 minute drive. It got smoky over the weekend.

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So but you know, let's get to an important stuff.

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All right, welcome to the big MIG show, Steve Stern.

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How you doing, Sir? We're doing great.

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It's veteran's day and I know everybody celebrating.

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This is a great time to be on with the flag shirts because we

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have so many veterans wearing him and everything popped up

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when Trump won the election. It's, you know, patriotism has

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gone down from 63% to 37%. So we talked about that a lot

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on. Behalf of The Big Big Show,

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Lance and myself, we want to thank all our veterans, honor

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all our veterans, and Steve Stern, thank you, Sir, for your

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service. You're also a veteran, correct?

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I am a veteran. I was in the reserves and during

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the Vietnam War. I'm an old guy.

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I'm 83 in business 70 years and happy to do what I'm doing.

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And if I can do, we got we everybody could do it.

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So we're going to talk about two great things today, precinct

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strategy and election integrity and how all this interwinds with

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President Trump. So what happened was a lot of

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people asked me how I got started in business because of

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the flag shirts and I was very lucky.

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When I was 18 years old, I was in Dallas and I was at a show

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and I was standing out in front and let's say the shirts behind

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me are what I was looking at. And the gentleman came out and

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he says, son, what are you looking at?

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I said, well, I'm looking at those shirts updated.

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He said, well, you're pretty smart guy.

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He had to be 80. He says, well, look, I want to

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tell you who I am. I own half of Laguna Beach.

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I sold JC Penney for all the years.

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I'm consulting for them now. But I want to get out of this

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because I want to enjoy my life. So he said, you look like a nice

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young man. He said, you see these banded

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bottom shirts in the back here? He says, go to JC Penney, buy

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them, change the labels, put your label in there and you will

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start a business you're never going to believe.

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And that's exactly what happened.

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I did that. I had a show in Miami.

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Two guys from JC Penney, Pompano in Florida came to me, said to

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me, hey, that's just what we're looking for.

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And he said, we're going to get, you got to go down to the JC

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Penney buying office and get a vendor number and we'll buy from

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you. Well, at that point, you know, I

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really didn't know what I was doing.

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But that started a business with them about two years later,

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starting with 14 a year for 44 years.

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I designed a line of men's mature shirts.

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But what I did differently and why I'm successful now is

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because I called all the penny stores.

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They thought I was the assistant buyer for JC Penney.

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What we would do is the JCPenney office in Miami was close to my

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office. And I would go over there and,

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you know, guy would tell me to come at 9:00.

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I'd get there at 8:00, you know, and he would see me and say,

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come on in, let's have some coffee.

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And I got to know him. And he wanted to make a career

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for himself because they had offices in Miami and California

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and one in New York, and he wanted to become the major

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buyer. So he said, Steve, I'm dealing

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with a lot of Spanish people here that are making shirts for

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us. But, you know, if I tell them to

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come at 9:00, they show up at 10:00.

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He says, you look like a nice young man.

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You came in eight o'clock. You're a smart guy.

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So he was talking to me and we developed a line.

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And he said, look, you can use my phones because at that time,

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you know, you're paying for phones.

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So they had watch lines. So what what happened is I would

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get the orders and during the day I'd run them over to my

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office. My dad would have the guys ship

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and we would continue doing that.

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But the big thing was I would call the stores and they gave me

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computer runs and I would call these guys because they had

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merchandisers in the store and I would call them and say, hey,

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you're out of this and you're out of that.

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And they would say, yeah, let me get you an order.

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Well, you know, these guys were busy.

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They didn't get an order. So I'd call them back two days

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later. Oh, I forgot, you know, you know

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how people are. So eventually I'd have to call

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the GM or somebody and they got them and they, and because they

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were always out of extra, extra large because that was, you

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know, we did a banded bottom shirt which covers your stomach.

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And today we're the largest in the world.

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And that and, you know, we've developed this over the years.

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I gave most of the business to my son so I could develop this.

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So a lot of people asking, well, how did you start the shirt

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business? Well, about a year before 911,

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there was a guy who had sold pennies and basically they put

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him out of business and he developed one shirt, the one

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behind me, which we call Benji with the American flag.

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And there's one back here that's on #1 shirt.

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And that was the first shirt they made.

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So my son got together with one of their designers.

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We took them on and we designed all kind of different shirts.

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And we developed this into something huge.

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But the reason why I was successful, which I believe is

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that when a customer would order for us, I would call them and

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thank them for the audit. And they would say, well, nobody

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ever does that. And I would say, well, that's

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why I'm still in business. And I said, by the way, do you

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know anybody else who would do it?

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And they would give me a couple of people and I would call them.

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And that's how you develop a business.

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And so far it's developed into huge business.

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And you know, you had asked me a question, well, about how many

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shirts you think you sold over the years.

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On the flag shirt, we probably sold about 3 million and on our

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banded bottom, we probably sold about 10 million.

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And I can tell you that many people were buried in our shirt.

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I would have son in Sounds kind of funny, but you know, to have

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A to have people that are that sincere in buying your shirts.

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And it's true because I speak to a lot of our customers in the

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band of bottom. Of course, it's, you know, not

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as glorified as the flag shirt. So that's how we do it.

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So let's get back how I got involved in and I am today the

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currently the vice chair of the Broward Republican Executive

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Committee. So 20 years ago, I decided I

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want to belong to the party in Broward County.

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I had moved from Miami. I spent about 30 years in Miami,

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now 30 something years in Broward and I called up the the

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prior Republican Party and took them three months before they

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returned. The call kept like getting

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messages. I said this is crazy.

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So they finally accept the call. I said I wanted to join.

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They said well we'll send you an application.

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Took them three months to send an application.

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Now think about this. Six months it took before we got

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involved here. I wanted to volunteer.

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So then I get into the meeting, I sit down, not a person came up

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to me and I waited and I went to the next meeting.

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Nobody came up. So I went up at the end of the

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meeting to the chairman. I said I'd like to take over the

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phones because I don't think anybody is answering.

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We said that's great cuz the person that was answering got

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sick and we don't have anybody to answer him.

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I said wait a minute, nobody can answer the phones.

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Well, nobody wants to take their time to do that.

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All right, direct them to me. And I said, by the way, I'd like

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to be the membership director cuz when I came on, nobody told

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me what I gotta do. I'm sitting here in a social

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club and what are we doing to get people involved?

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So that developed terrific. And I, you know, I picked up the

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phones. That was 186 messages on the

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phones of which I got 36 new members because a lot of people

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like me had called to become members and never did it.

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Then we developed a book to tell people what to do because what

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is the committee man and the committee woman?

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There's 400 slots in the United States, which we did a

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lot, a lot of work on to find out.

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There's 200 slots. So what does the committee man

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and the committee women do? This is the Republican Party.

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So the first thing I tell people go to precinctstrategy.com.

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precinctstrategy.com is a website that Dan Schultz did

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with Steve Bannon. They work for 14 years in

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getting people involved. And go buy his book at Amazon.

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It's about 10 bucks. And why I got involved with Dan

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Schultz and what, how did this all happen?

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So about four years ago, I was watching Steve Bannon and I saw

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Dan Schultz on it and he was talking about precinct strategy

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and getting people involved. So I called Dan up and I said,

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hey, look, I'd like to get involved in this thing and I

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want to tell you what we're doing in Broward County.

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And I said, oh, that's terrific because Steve has asked me to

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get people that have success stories.

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And you got a great success story.

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So we had, I had gotten many, many new members and we taught

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him what to do. And we'll tell you what a

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committee man does before I tell you what I did when I got on C

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Band. So a committee man, a committee

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woman, they attend meetings, they vote.

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They vote either on the chairman, the secretary, the

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vice chair, and the committee man and the committee woman.

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So there's five, basically 6 people on the board.

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And they go to Tallahassee or Orlando, they have meetings and

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they get the national people involved and vote on them.

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One of the things that they do, they get candidates elected.

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That's the most important thing that our Republican Party does,

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get candidates elected. You sign up voters, you canvas

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neighborhoods, you knock on doors and you make phone calls.

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So when I, when Dan said to me, look, let me get Steve to have

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you on the, on the, on the thing.

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So about two weeks later, they called me.

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Cameron called me, said, Hey, we're going to have you on at

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10:15. We're going to Skype you.

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I said, what the heck of Skype? I had no clue what Skype was.

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So I got a subscription and I, I got on Skype and they ring me at

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10:15 and I'm sitting there. I had gotten up at 3:00 in the

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morning and I'm writing notes to myself because you know, you

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guys been on TV for a lot, podcast and everything, but I

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didn't know how many people are going to be on there.

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But I heard somewhere around 1 and I said to myself,

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I don't want to make an idiot out of myself.

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So I wrote all these notes at 3:00 in the morning and I

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figured and you know, I never went back to sleep.

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So now it's 10:15, I'm on there waiting to get on.

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And he said, you know, you listen to what's going on, and

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as the commercials come on, you hear the background and you hear

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Steve telling somebody to do this and do that.

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Now it's 10:45. They text me said, well, we

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moved you to 11:15. I said OK.

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And by that time I'm sweating, you know, because, you know,

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you're seeing them. We didn't get on.

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And you already got what you're gonna say.

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Well, I didn't get on to 11:46. And damn right, at 11:46, they

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get me on. I do my my speech had no idea

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what I said because at that time I forgot everything that I had

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written down. Exactly.

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Yeah, we, we try to, we always try to work off notes, but there

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are those moments when you even forget the notes you wrote or

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all the work you did getting ready for the interview.

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It can't happen. Right.

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So I thought it was a lot of fun, you know, and I didn't know

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how I did, but they texted me said hey, did a great job.

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We'll send you the the text of the clip of the show.

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And you know, they did that about a day later and I listened

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to what I said and you know, it came out pretty good.

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So I figured that was great. And you know, what am I going to

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do? So about 3 weeks later I said,

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hey, we want to have you gone. And again, because we got a lot

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of Chad and Chad and everybody said, hey, you did a terrific

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job. So I've been on there numerous

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times and actually maybe 120 times already on the show.

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And some of the things that we do and did, we're connected to

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what's going on and how I got on all the other shows because I

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started calling up podcasters. You know, nobody, nobody calls

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you to get you on pretty much except until you becoming a

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popular, you know, way where people watch her.

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So we have a message and and what happened was Steve Bannon

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and Liz Harrington, myself and Dan Schultz got together and

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said, hey, why don't we get President Trump to endorse

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precincts strategy? Well, he did that and I was able

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to come up and see him on a couple of occasions.

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And this occasion in the back is a great story that I want to

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tell. So that is in, if you've been

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tomorrow Lago up as you walk into the ballroom, you go to the

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left and you go upstairs and that's his office.

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And I was up there with my wife and my my grandson and Liz

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Harrington flew in and a strange story happened because two weeks

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before that I was supposed to meet him and they cancelled it.

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And this particular meeting ended up in conjunction with

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something that I work actually with Tom Holman, Tom Trento to

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present President Trump and checks it and a couple of

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organizations to present President Trump on this evening

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and an award for everything he did for Israel.

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So this whole thing was terrific.

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This was about 4:30 when I went to see him.

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And this was two days before the last election in in 2022.

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And the reason I went up there was to get him to talk to people

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when he did his rallies. So I asked him to get involved

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because I realized when I'm on your show, maybe I'll get five

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people to sign up to become committee, committee woman.

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But when he was in front of 50 people and he asked them

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to get involved, that's gonna happen.

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So he did that in a few occasions, but of course not

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enough. And what he did was he asked

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people to get involved in Protect the Vote, which I want

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to talk about because this is very important.

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Everything is into one together. So Protect the Vote is the RN CS

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way to ask people to become poll watchers and poll workers.

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And I was lucky enough to get a Gold Star, which is meaningless,

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but it was very nice that they did it because I got 20 to

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30 poll watchers on this last election because I was on

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all so many shows. And we asked people if I'm

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involved and they did. And we've gone from 100 poll

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watches to 210 poll watches. And when we talk about the

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election, election security, you'll understand why we did

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better in 20 in 24 than we did in 2020, even though it's still

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not perfect, as we discussed before about the trucks moving

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around with ballots and about all the problems we have in

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Maricopa in Nevada, in California, Michigan.

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Michigan. Pennsylvania, Michigan as far as

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and Wisconsin and Milwaukee. So we're going to talk about

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that, but we'll get to back. Surprisingly, though, Georgia

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had their votes counted. I was shocked.

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That was a shocker. Well, that's because the

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governor and President Trump made-up and the governor got his

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Secretary of State to do a lot of things prior to this.

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And we're going to have on Garland Favarito, who you may

00:18:38
have had on. He's terrific.

00:18:39
You know, he did a lot to help and all the people in Georgia

00:18:42
stepped up. So that's why it was much

00:18:44
better. So getting back to this meeting,

00:18:46
we talked about a number of things.

00:18:49
And, you know, him talking on on at his rallies.

00:18:52
And then he asked me a strange question.

00:18:54
He said, what do you think about the 2024 election?

00:18:57
And I said, well, before we talk about that, I'd like to you to

00:19:01
endorse a couple of my candidates.

00:19:03
I figure, well, you got nothing to lose.

00:19:06
No, he actually got on the phone with his poster and he asked

00:19:09
about the two guys. I asked about the guy in the New

00:19:11
Hampshire and the guy in Vermont, Gerald Malloy, who

00:19:14
actually ran this time and lost to to to the center here.

00:19:18
But he was a great guy and he actually endorsed both of the

00:19:22
candidates. And I said, wow, that's

00:19:23
unbelievable. Here's a funny story how he did

00:19:25
it. He called his poster and poster

00:19:27
said he was probably Gerald Malloy when he was running for

00:19:30
Congress, was down about 6 points.

00:19:32
And then he came back to me and said, well, do you think I

00:19:34
should endorse? I said, look, he's a great guy,

00:19:36
he's a veteran and fantastic candidate and he probably going

00:19:40
to lose, but he could use your endorsement.

00:19:43
So he picks up the phone over there and says to his secretary,

00:19:45
call Gerald Malloy, what's his number?

00:19:47
So I gave him his number, calls Gerald Malloy and Gerald Malloy

00:19:50
wasn't there, left a message. So the next day I asked, called

00:19:54
Gerald Malloy and said, hey, did you call back President and

00:19:56
Trump's because they asked you, they're gonna endorse you said

00:19:59
no. What do you mean no?

00:20:01
He said. He said I was waiting for his

00:20:03
secretary to call me. I said, are you kidding me?

00:20:05
So he did call him and he didn't.

00:20:07
I was very happy to endorse both of the people because that's an

00:20:10
honor that he did that and then so.

00:20:14
Again, back to he asked me about the 2024 election and I said,

00:20:17
well, look, I think things are worse that will happen worse

00:20:20
than 2024 because they wanted to destroy you in 2020 and they

00:20:24
certainly wanted to destroy you in 2024.

00:20:26
So he said, well, I know you do an A precinct strategy zoo

00:20:30
meeting. What do you think about adding

00:20:32
the election security? And I said, Mr. President, I

00:20:34
really don't know much about election security other than I

00:20:36
know they stole the election for what I saw on TV.

00:20:39
It had, you know, it wasn't proven, but we could see all

00:20:42
these things happening. And so about 3 weeks later,

00:20:45
after the meeting, I started calling my friends who knew the

00:20:48
election security people and they said, yeah, we know this

00:20:50
guy and that guy. So about two weeks after that,

00:20:52
we started our election security meeting, of which we have every

00:20:55
two weeks. And the first one we had with

00:20:57
about 5 of election integrity people, about four precinct

00:21:01
strategy people, we had about 125 people on, which I thought

00:21:05
was good for a very time. As we developed, we got between

00:21:07
2 and 500 people. Then a strange thing happened

00:21:10
about six months ago, before Steve Bannon went to prison,

00:21:13
like I have on your screen, I asked them because I'm known

00:21:18
for, for putting signs up. I'm old school.

00:21:20
So I would always put the sign up and I would put up Esther and

00:21:24
10:34 Gmail call my number, which I had I answered, call

00:21:27
everybody back. But if you see I put it up and I

00:21:30
take it down. A lot of people didn't have time

00:21:32
to to see it. So I asked Steve people if they

00:21:37
would put my e-mail and said sure.

00:21:39
So they put my e-mail on the bottom of the screen and Steve

00:21:41
usually gives me about four or five minutes.

00:21:42
Sometimes camera says, hey, you got 2 minutes and then they give

00:21:45
you 4 minutes. You know, because he's busy.

00:21:47
You got a million people on it. Of course so.

00:21:49
I was getting my 5 minutes on and, you know, kept going and I

00:21:52
said wow, Steve's giving me more than 5 minutes.

00:21:54
Why? I better start, you know, coming

00:21:55
up with some good stuff. So we talked though back and

00:21:58
forth about the election security, how important it was.

00:22:01
And he said to me, Steve, I'm going to put this on my Getter

00:22:04
channel and my Rumble channel. Well, I said that was fantastic.

00:22:07
And the next day after the meeting, we had 38 people

00:22:11
that saw it. So I said to myself, hey, as an

00:22:13
83 year old guy and in business 70 years, you got to learn

00:22:17
something new everyday. So what I learned was let's get

00:22:21
more people involved. So we started calling up

00:22:23
podcasters. I called a lot of my friends and

00:22:25
Vandersteel met many people. I asked, I said, hey, bring me

00:22:29
all the podcasters and let me know who they are.

00:22:31
And I started calling them and we added maybe about 20 the

00:22:35
first time and then we added 40 and then we added 52 weeks ago

00:22:38
we had 75. And this week coming up on

00:22:41
Wednesday, which is going to be our call and I'll give everybody

00:22:44
information, but we're going to have over 100 podcasters.

00:22:47
Now. Two weeks ago we had 1.5 million

00:22:50
people on this. Not only that, but we streamed

00:22:53
into Russia, into Canada, into the Philippines and many, many

00:23:00
other places. And I thought that was pretty

00:23:02
interesting that these streamers were streaming all over the all

00:23:04
over the world. And people would come back with

00:23:06
us some questions and say, hey, look, you know the way the

00:23:09
United States goes, many of these other countries go because

00:23:11
they follow the United States. So coming up this week, we going

00:23:16
to have some terrific people because thank God President

00:23:19
Trump won the election and many things we did help them win the

00:23:21
election or help with the election security, which was the

00:23:25
most important thing. So this Wednesday and we moved

00:23:29
it up from 2:00 to 1:20. So let me stop you there just

00:23:34
for a minute, Steve. So George, we streamed this

00:23:36
previously, and then I guess you're going to stream this

00:23:38
again. Is that right, George?

00:23:39
Correct. Correct.

00:23:42
Yeah, We're on board to stream it to all our platforms.

00:23:44
We'll be streaming it live to 11 different channels.

00:23:47
Terrific. So this is going to be 120 and

00:23:49
the reason we're going to have a special guest on.

00:23:52
I want to mention it because one time we had a special guest on,

00:23:55
they put porn on, the Democrats came in, so they'll be a very

00:23:58
special guest on it. And so we had to move it to get

00:24:01
more time because we run until about 4:30 and the war room

00:24:05
starts at 5. So they like to get it on 4/30

00:24:07
so they could stream it. Also last time they had it on

00:24:10
they had 100 people watch Steve.

00:24:12
Can you start? Can you throw our audience a

00:24:14
bone? Who's the special guest?

00:24:15
Can you throw it out there, brother?

00:24:17
Well, I'm going to tell you the second special guest, I'm going

00:24:19
to tell you it's going to be Christina Norton, who is the

00:24:22
head of the RMC for Election Integrity.

00:24:24
And she's going to tell you the the most updated news what's

00:24:28
happening. And we're going to tell you some

00:24:29
of the people that are going to be on.

00:24:31
So we're going to have Jovan Pulitzer, who's going to be

00:24:34
talking about the last election and how in Arizona, I don't know

00:24:39
if you remember, the machines jammed because the printers

00:24:43
printed 2 type of ballots, 1 was regular and one was a little bit

00:24:47
smaller. So when they put them in a

00:24:49
machine that jammed and they wanted them to jam because they

00:24:51
put them into these black bags that they took out, and about 3

00:24:55
weeks later they brought the black bags and counted the

00:24:58
votes. Well, those weren't the same

00:24:59
votes that they put in there because they don't have to wait

00:25:02
three weeks to do that. So that's just one of the

00:25:04
different problems. So Joe Bond's going to talk

00:25:06
about that and a few other thing.

00:25:07
Then we're going to have Mel K on.

00:25:09
I'm sure you've had Mel K on. She's all yeah.

00:25:10
She's great. We love Mel first.

00:25:12
We're going to have Liz Harrington who's going to talk

00:25:14
about again Arizona. She just sent me yesterday and I

00:25:16
sent you guys how they found 23 votes out of them clear

00:25:20
after the election was over, which we know were brought in

00:25:23
afterward. We're going to have Marley

00:25:25
Hornick where she's going to be talking about her lawsuits.

00:25:28
We're going to have Garland Favrito going to be talking

00:25:31
about what's happening in Arizona, how they stopped all

00:25:33
the theft in Arizona, As we said this particular time, Arizona.

00:25:37
Was clean and you said 4:30 Eastern standard for the

00:25:39
audience. I just want to make sure that's

00:25:41
clear. So no one to TuneIn.

00:25:43
I said 120 Eastern Time. 120 OK, I got you.

00:25:47
I'm sorry I misunderstood. I'd like to come on.

00:25:49
There's a bunch of ways to come on.

00:25:51
One is to go to S Stern 10 Vig for gmail.com, which is that

00:25:55
we'll send you a link. Or you can go to

00:25:57
sternamericannews.com, which will lead you to Stern American

00:26:02
Rumble, which will have it live. So we'll stream it live and

00:26:06
we'll stream it to everybody who's out there, as well as our

00:26:08
type of different links. You could also.

00:26:10
You could also catch it right here in the Big Big Show to

00:26:12
stream live the election integrity call.

00:26:15
Dan, if you send us just you know, Steve, if you send us any

00:26:17
of the advertising materials and the lineup, we'll make sure

00:26:20
great. We'll make sure we do a great

00:26:21
job of promoting that on all our platforms tour.

00:26:24
We have about a million followers total, so we'll put

00:26:27
that out. Well, that's fantastic.

00:26:29
And anybody listening who's a podcaster who would like to come

00:26:31
on, you know, and get streamed, we picked up somebody in in

00:26:35
London on Saturday. Somebody gave me some in London.

00:26:38
I got a hold of him on WhatsApp and he said, ma, I love

00:26:41
President Trump and I showed him the picture of it.

00:26:43
He said I'm in no matter what you do and you're on my show

00:26:46
next week. We want to tell everybody in

00:26:48
London what's going on because we got the same problems here at

00:26:50
the far right. So yeah, I'm sorry, the far left

00:26:54
and we want to get the far right in here.

00:26:55
Then we're going to have Linda Sinkowicz on.

00:26:57
I'm not sure if you ever had her on, but I got her on Steve

00:26:59
Bannon. She's marvelous.

00:27:01
And the reason why she's marvelous, I started with her

00:27:03
two years ago. She will give anybody in the

00:27:06
country 500 people that have voted twice in any of the

00:27:10
elections or are registered twice.

00:27:13
Think about this, 500 people in almost every county in the

00:27:16
United States except if they're small county, that if sometime

00:27:19
have voted twice or have registered twice.

00:27:22
So that is exciting. She also shows you how to take

00:27:26
people off the voter rolls one person at a time, which is

00:27:29
something that nobody's ever done.

00:27:31
And she has a whole data system, which we're sharing with a lot

00:27:34
of people. And there's a lot of people that

00:27:37
have the information. But, you know, over the years,

00:27:39
the RNC with Rona McDaniels blocked everybody from doing

00:27:43
this. And I got to congratulate

00:27:45
Christina Norton. We'll be in our zoo meeting.

00:27:47
She's the head of the RNC for election.

00:27:49
Yeah, Rona was absolutely awful. She was.

00:27:51
I mean, she was too focused on her $40 a month apartment,

00:27:55
$100 a year in floral, private jet service, limousine

00:27:59
service. I mean, she was living on the

00:28:00
backs of all the people that are making donations to the RNC.

00:28:04
Well, we've also told Laura Trump and Watley and everybody

00:28:08
else that's in the RNC don't let the ball down just because he

00:28:11
won this election. There are many elections coming

00:28:13
up. This election was and the reason

00:28:15
why this election went better. I didn't say it went perfect

00:28:18
because we all see these left-leaning areas that are

00:28:21
trying to bring votes in afterwards and say hey we just

00:28:23
found 20 votes. Wow.

00:28:26
So it's magic Steve David Copperfield to voted.

00:28:29
Speaking, speaking. So we're just waiting on the

00:28:32
House to call their races and God willing, hope, you know,

00:28:36
looks like the Republicans are going to take the House.

00:28:39
It's it's imperative that they all come together and pass some

00:28:45
federal election laws, ban the machines because we have the

00:28:48
Senate, we should have the House.

00:28:50
We got the White House. I mean, this needs to be done

00:28:54
within within the first two years.

00:28:56
They got. Yeah, there's.

00:28:58
A lot of problems with that and let me tell you why we will win

00:29:01
the house because I saw RealClearPolitics had us at 217

00:29:05
before it came up and +4. So if you look at

00:29:10
RealClearPolitics, you'll see they got us at 2:17.

00:29:12
We need one more. I'm sure we're going to get it

00:29:14
because there's a lot of a lot of ones that are open that are

00:29:18
Republican leaning. So I'm looking at 2:20 to 2:23.

00:29:22
A lot of people have said the same thing, but until we

00:29:25
actually get that, until they actually confirm, like you said,

00:29:28
we're not doing. But however, with a small

00:29:30
majority in the House, we still have a lot of anti Trump people.

00:29:34
Don't, you know, don't think that we don't.

00:29:37
And that's the problem now in the in the Senate, we've got

00:29:40
this problem. You know, I'm in Florida,

00:29:42
Senator Scott's my best guy. And anybody listening, please

00:29:45
call your Congress, your senators.

00:29:47
They're gonna have an election. And right now Senator Scott is

00:29:50
behind because McConnell's got his pets.

00:29:54
And if they do this, they're going to have anti Trump people

00:29:57
leading the Senate. So we've got we've got to do

00:30:01
this. I was on listening to band this

00:30:03
morning. He's talking about that today

00:30:05
and it's very important. And it's, it's crazy, and I'm

00:30:09
going to say amazing, but not amazing that these other

00:30:12
senators are following Mitch McConnell's lead and not

00:30:15
realizing what this movement has done and how Trump and the MAGA

00:30:19
movement brought them have control of the Senate.

00:30:23
But it's just like, they just don't care.

00:30:24
A lot of them. I mean, well, we're.

00:30:27
Getting them out slowly but surely.

00:30:28
But it takes time, you know what I'm saying?

00:30:30
And that's the same thing in the Republican Party we have

00:30:33
establishing people. You take Kentucky, you take

00:30:36
Alabama, you would think just because they lean so far to the

00:30:40
right that it's great. No, they want to control

00:30:42
everything. So we have establisher rhinos

00:30:45
and MAGA and the MAGA people in many areas, which I'll talk

00:30:48
about after we talk about the election integrity, are moving

00:30:51
people out. So in our election integrity, we

00:30:53
still have a lot more people that are going to come on.

00:30:55
We're going to have Jerome Corsi.

00:30:56
He's going to be talking about the algorithms that happen in,

00:31:00
in the, in the, you know, in the machines.

00:31:03
And we're gonna have our star lead it off with General Flynn.

00:31:06
He came on our last one and he was very nice.

00:31:08
He told a lot of nice things about me, which I appreciate.

00:31:12
And I work very closely with him.

00:31:13
He'll be talking about what this election meant to the country

00:31:16
because, you know, General Flynn has been all over the country

00:31:19
with his movie, talking to people, helping people.

00:31:22
And then we're gonna have Ivan Rayklin on, who, you know, is

00:31:25
really terrific. Kim.

00:31:27
Yeah. Those those guys are both really

00:31:29
close friends of ours. They're great.

00:31:30
Right. And we're gonna have Kim Yater

00:31:32
on who's gonna be talking about the border and how we're finally

00:31:34
gonna close it. But just don't think that

00:31:36
they're gonna close it in 2 minutes because they find, you

00:31:39
know, we don't have a wall up there.

00:31:41
And even though they they get the people, they know the ways

00:31:43
to get in. And that is the problem until we

00:31:45
get the wall across, until we start getting people out.

00:31:48
And thank God they got Tom Holman up there, because Tommen

00:31:51
is a good friend of all of us and he's been with everyone,

00:31:55
every president. You know, you know, Steve, I got

00:31:57
to ask you something because obviously, you know, when it

00:31:59
comes to our show, you know, we've always been committed 100%

00:32:03
to Donald Trump and of course, committed 100% to unifying the

00:32:06
country. My concern is that are they

00:32:09
ready on the border? Are they ready not only to build

00:32:12
the wall, but are they ready to get kinetic?

00:32:14
It seems to me that the only way to really stop it is with brutal

00:32:17
type consequences. And they're going to have to

00:32:19
make it so that people realize that illegally they can't come

00:32:22
in. And of course, the president of

00:32:24
Mexico needs to understand that. Not just tariffs.

00:32:27
I mean, let's face it, if we shut down all retail traffic

00:32:30
instantly on all the borders and on the ports, that would have an

00:32:33
immediate financial effect on the economy of Mexico.

00:32:36
And I think it's going to require, you know, one of the

00:32:38
things that I got to ask you because obviously you're well

00:32:40
connected more so than even we are.

00:32:42
We talked to all most of the people you discussed just now,

00:32:45
but we don't talk to all of them.

00:32:47
Do you think we're going to see accountability and consequences

00:32:49
because that's really what the American people want.

00:32:51
I want to finish what I was going to say, George and I spend

00:32:54
a lot of time in chat rooms. We obviously spend literally

00:32:56
from 5:00 or 6:00 AM in the morning till 12:00 or 1:00 at

00:32:59
night almost every day on social media because we're looking for

00:33:03
stories, We're investigating stories.

00:33:05
We're working with other people around the country that we

00:33:07
talked to. Are we going to see that this

00:33:09
time? Because I think even Holman, who

00:33:11
I love, OK, he's a beast. The guy's a tough son of a

00:33:14
bitch. I love him for the way that he,

00:33:16
the way he talks. I love what he just did on 60

00:33:18
minutes. There isn't anything that I

00:33:19
don't like when it comes to border policy that he said.

00:33:21
And I, I'm thrilled that that Donald Trump has chosen him to

00:33:25
become the guy that's going to run the border and obviously

00:33:27
deal with. But I think what's so important

00:33:30
are accountability and consequences.

00:33:32
These people that violated the laws of the United States that

00:33:36
operated unconstitutionally and non constitutionally.

00:33:38
We have to see these people deal with the consequences of their

00:33:42
choices. Are we going to see that this

00:33:43
time? Well, you know, there's so much

00:33:45
to do. You know, Tom Holman has worked

00:33:47
as far back as Reagan and he's been with all of his every

00:33:49
president. I'm not sure if he did anything

00:33:51
with Biden, but he may be the older president.

00:33:53
No, because they wanted the border open.

00:33:55
So we have so much to to do and think about it.

00:33:59
He comes in day one and he opens up the pipeline and he opens up

00:34:03
all our fuel and stuff like that, that energy independence.

00:34:08
Yeah, he's already working on the border.

00:34:10
I mean, he's good. He's talking to everybody.

00:34:12
And, you know, he's going up to see Biden today.

00:34:16
Can it happen fast? He's a pretty quick guy.

00:34:18
He knows he's has the experience.

00:34:21
He's had to learn all the all the insurance and out.

00:34:24
And, you know, and Tom Holman and him are already speaking.

00:34:26
And I get that, you know, know what to do.

00:34:29
And we know that Texas is going to follow through.

00:34:32
We worry about Arizona and California.

00:34:34
So, you know, we have to see what happens there.

00:34:36
But getting back to our election security thing, because all this

00:34:38
is tied in and we just have limited time here.

00:34:41
We're going to have Greg Stenstrom on.

00:34:42
Greg Stenstrom has a big lawsuit at the Supreme Court right now

00:34:47
that that has been stonewalled and he's trying to get it done.

00:34:51
And I'll get to you guys later when I when I go back to ask you

00:34:54
a couple questions because he needs some help.

00:34:57
They they don't want to put this thing through.

00:34:59
He has 359 pages of all the proven way the election was

00:35:03
stolen on the last time. Then we're going to have Dan

00:35:07
Mariglio on. Now, every time we have a

00:35:09
election security thing, we're going to have a podcaster on.

00:35:12
We want to make you and everybody else who's a podcaster

00:35:15
open to see what's going on and and know everybody else because

00:35:20
you are the guys that are taking over for what Soros is doing to

00:35:23
the radio stations. So you guys are going to get

00:35:26
more and more people. Now the only thing we worry

00:35:27
about, which I'll be talking about a lot of shows, is that

00:35:31
we've had a great election. We had everybody on social media

00:35:35
immediately after he won the election, social media went down

00:35:38
10%. It's gone down a little bit,

00:35:40
2022% now on TV, on podcast, on social media, because once he

00:35:45
won the election, hey, everything is great.

00:35:47
You know what I mean? And let's go back to life.

00:35:49
No, we got elections coming up in two years.

00:35:51
You better get ready because the Democrats are spending.

00:35:54
If they spent billions, now they're going to spend even more

00:35:56
because Soros lost many of his people in this election and the

00:36:01
people are waking up. But we got to keep them woke up.

00:36:04
You know, that's so important. So we're going to have people

00:36:06
talk about this on our Zoom meeting and, you know, can.

00:36:09
I ask you a question, George Soros.

00:36:11
Why do we continue to allow him and his son to operate inside

00:36:14
the United States? Why don't we take, you know,

00:36:16
action against him? Why don't, why don't we make

00:36:18
that one of our top priorities to make him an enemy of the

00:36:21
United States? Because we have a lot of stupid

00:36:23
people out there. How did we get in this position

00:36:25
in the 1st place? How did we get in a position to

00:36:27
let people say 20 million? I say 40 million people into the

00:36:31
border. I mean, how could we do that?

00:36:32
We have terrorists. We have army, we have the United

00:36:36
Nations Army. People don't realize this.

00:36:37
And Vander Steel brought it up. She went down to Panama with

00:36:40
Colonel Mills and they saw that they were bringing in.

00:36:43
No doubt. You know, and people don't go

00:36:45
the. UN, those foundation, there's

00:36:47
packs, there's NGOs involved at the border and they've been

00:36:50
funding the operation. I mean, honestly, I to be honest

00:36:53
with you, I don't even want the UN and the United States.

00:36:55
If I was Donald Trump, I'd give him 60 days to move out of the

00:36:57
country when I took Bauer. And at the end of the day, I

00:36:59
have to be honest with you also. You know, Soros can be dealt

00:37:02
with. You just need the 16 page letter

00:37:04
and the commitment that he's actually been made an enemy of

00:37:06
the United States and him and his son are taken care of.

00:37:08
I'd be happy to run that operation if I was given the

00:37:10
authority and the power to do it.

00:37:12
The point is we can't allow how these people, including people

00:37:14
like Zuckerberg who spent 400 and some odd million to corrupt

00:37:18
our elections, these people can't be continued allowed to

00:37:21
operate. And if we don't make some

00:37:22
examples of them, I think that's one of the biggest problems we

00:37:24
have is that we know who the individuals are, but we continue

00:37:27
to allow them to operate. Well, I think we're going to see

00:37:30
a lot of different stuff going on now to President Trump knows

00:37:33
what's going on. He's getting the right people

00:37:35
on. He's eliminated, you know, like

00:37:37
the eliminated you sword people that were anti Trump that won.

00:37:42
Of course, Nikki Haley, Pompeo, many people.

00:37:44
Let's make sure I know you, Steve, and I know you probably

00:37:47
had the hair up on the back of your neck.

00:37:49
You've got good instincts. You always have.

00:37:51
Everybody you've ever chosen that for people to endorse has

00:37:53
always been the right choice at the end of the day.

00:37:56
We've seen this over and over and over again.

00:37:57
Ben Pence, Barr and Pompeo, Nikki Haley, so many people that

00:38:02
and now all of a sudden Mark Cuban even not that he was part

00:38:05
of the administration, but now all of a sudden he wants to

00:38:07
switch sides after all that for he made for Harris obviously

00:38:11
paid effort. You know, and there's so many

00:38:13
individuals got paid. And that's the other thing I'd

00:38:15
like to see happen is that the the the we need to actually

00:38:18
disclose these people that took money.

00:38:20
Like for example, Oprah Wimpy got paid $1 in divorced

00:38:23
Kamala Harris and she didn't disclose that.

00:38:25
The FCC says that if you have a sponsored payment for anybody,

00:38:28
if you sponsored my show, I have to tell people, hey, one of our

00:38:31
great sponsors, Steve Stern, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:38:34
My point is we don't see that disclosure.

00:38:36
Those are crimes. Those people need to be

00:38:38
prosecuted to stop stop them lying to the American public

00:38:41
because they're using their celebrity status, they're using

00:38:43
their social media status. The Krasenstein's, Chris

00:38:46
Mallory, Harry Sisson, JoJo from jurors, Brooklyn Dad.

00:38:50
There's so many of those people that got paid by the Biden

00:38:52
administration, then got paid by the Harris administration or

00:38:55
Harris campaign and they never once told the American public

00:38:59
they were endorsed or paid for. Those are crimes. 100% Well, we

00:39:03
got about two minutes left. Give me a couple of questions.

00:39:06
We're going to say action, action, action.

00:39:08
Come to our meeting that we're going to have this Wednesday.

00:39:10
You're going to learn a lot. I'm sure I got plenty more to

00:39:13
say and I could, I want to thank all the people that worked on

00:39:16
the selection and I'll try to come back and finish our

00:39:18
conversation here in a couple weeks after we see what happens

00:39:22
with the rest of the selection. So give me a couple of shots

00:39:24
here and then we'll call it a day and we'll see you guys in a

00:39:26
little about it now. Steve, list the websites again.

00:39:29
Please list your social media, your personal social media.

00:39:32
List how they get involved. Go and hold that up for a minute

00:39:35
for the audience. Please take a screen capture

00:39:37
that guy. So you have it.

00:39:39
This is important. You can't all of a sudden think

00:39:41
because Trump won the presidential election, this

00:39:43
fight is over. They are up to shenanigans and

00:39:46
they're going to continue. And if there's one guy you can

00:39:49
trust to give you the right direction to Steve Stern, he's a

00:39:51
trustworthy individual. Well, you know, he's been

00:39:53
vetted. We've been vetted by him.

00:39:55
I just want to say that this is a guy that cares about the

00:39:58
country probably more than he cares about his own safety or

00:40:00
his own personal benefit. So, George, you got some

00:40:03
questions from? What's the most important thing

00:40:10
that because we still have races to be called, that we that right

00:40:14
now, today we need people to do? So they have to wait because the

00:40:19
RNC has their attorneys. I will tell you that this

00:40:23
election, the reason why we did so good is because everything

00:40:26
was vetted prior to the election.

00:40:28
The last election, if you remember that we're having

00:40:30
lawsuits after the election was over, once the election.

00:40:33
So they're fighting in Maracoba right now.

00:40:37
We need to get Kerry Lake elected.

00:40:38
They're fighting in Milwaukee, they're fighting in Detroit,

00:40:41
they're fighting in Philadelphia, in the few areas

00:40:44
in Pennsylvania that they're trying to reverse this election.

00:40:47
So we need help people counting the votes in these areas.

00:40:52
So if you go, if you're in Pennsylvania, you want to get

00:40:54
involved, I'll send you to the people that have to do the

00:40:57
recounts. They're going to do recount for

00:40:59
the senator in Murakova County and in other counties in

00:41:02
Arizona. There's going to be a lot of

00:41:04
action going on. So if you want to do that, those

00:41:06
are the two areas I think they're.

00:41:08
Doing hand recounts. They're going to probably do

00:41:11
hand recounts and and those I'm not, you know, it's up to each

00:41:15
real section to say what do it. Next question.

00:41:19
So let's take Arizona right now. How do we know if they're

00:41:22
they're going to just do a recount?

00:41:23
How do we, how do they know if there's not any fake ballots or

00:41:27
fraudulent ballots in there? Those are all the people that

00:41:30
are work for the RNC and also work for the, you know, the

00:41:34
local RNCS. They're all, they're all

00:41:36
watching it. And the attorneys are out there.

00:41:38
Michelle Swinnik is out there. She's been talking about how

00:41:42
the. 11 show is great. Because in Arizona, yeah,

00:41:46
Arizona you got, what is it the the Democrat Gallega, whatever

00:41:50
his name is, he's got more votes than than Harris got for

00:41:54
president. How is that?

00:41:56
They're going to show how it's done this time.

00:41:58
Go to WW dot save my freedom deal. dot US.

00:42:01
This time it's going to be different because they know they

00:42:04
cheated the last two elections and this time they're right on

00:42:06
top of it. So Liz Harrington yesterday,

00:42:08
which I sent you guys, boom, they saw 22 votes come in

00:42:13
and they're going to work on it. They're they're curing the

00:42:15
ballots a lot better this year. Christine Bowserman's working

00:42:18
with Turning Point. Turning Point is doing a

00:42:20
terrific job, which they didn't do, you know, they weren't, they

00:42:23
weren't exposed like they are now.

00:42:25
So two years ago they didn't do it and four years ago they

00:42:28
didn't do it. But this year they had their

00:42:30
offices are there. They had tons of people out

00:42:32
there right there right on top. Charlie Kirk is doing a terrific

00:42:35
job. Pennsylvania Scott press stories

00:42:37
you know he's done a terrific job.

00:42:38
We just need more people like that.

00:42:40
You know, we need people like you, me, Scott turning point and

00:42:45
in those are the people doing anyway.

00:42:47
I want to say thank you very much to all our veterans.

00:42:50
We will see you soon. Action, action, action.

00:42:53
And thank you for having me on. God bless you, Steve.

00:42:55
Thank you, Sir. Appreciate you, Steve, thanks so

00:42:57
very much. When you talk to 47, if he needs

00:42:59
a couple of hardlining loyalists, you can throw the

00:43:01
hat, my hat in the ring, Lance Menacho and George Valentin, we

00:43:05
are happy to fill some of those positions.

00:43:06
Or if Tom Holman wants some people that are worried, willing

00:43:09
to do the heavy lifting, you let him know that we are all in.

00:43:13
And I'm on your show. And then, you know, talk to him

00:43:15
about that. We will.

00:43:16
And information, luckily we have everybody's information and you

00:43:20
know, a lot of people are responding with it before

00:43:23
because they know we have a voice with all our podcasters.

00:43:26
We're going to have a voice. And if they don't do the right

00:43:28
thing, we're going to have 100 people reported every day.

00:43:31
All right, guys. We'll see you in about an hour,

00:43:32
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No excuses, right, Lance? No excuses.

00:48:39
We don't got time for that. Like the like, like the DOJ is

00:48:45
panicking right now. DOJ prosecutors are terrified

00:48:49
and losing their minds after Trump landslide.

00:48:53
They're looking to exit rather than sticking around.

00:48:55
Gee, I wonder why, Lance. The DOJ, George hasn't faced

00:49:00
justice for a very long time. And let's face it, with the

00:49:03
Trump administration imminent, this may be the first time that

00:49:06
they ever have to face justice. Because let's face it, they,

00:49:09
they think that absolute immunity allows them to do

00:49:12
whatever they want whenever they want.

00:49:14
But the truth of the matter is when they operate extra

00:49:16
constitutionally, unconstitutionally above the

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law, or they operate in a manner that is beyond the scope of

00:49:23
their administrative capabilities or their

00:49:24
administrative job requirements, that is when absolute immunity

00:49:28
doesn't work. And let's face it, they've been

00:49:30
doing this for a long time, George.

00:49:33
And now the chickens are coming home to roost, buddy.

00:49:37
You know, you know, there's the old saying, Lance, I know the

00:49:40
big, big mafia. And the people in chat can

00:49:41
understand this because they're very smart people.

00:49:43
They got common sense. If you've done nothing wrong,

00:49:46
you got nothing to hide and you got nothing to be fearful about,

00:49:49
nothing to panic about if you did nothing wrong.

00:49:52
However, we all know that the DOJ is corrupt and have been

00:49:57
Biden's Gestapo for now for four years, right?

00:50:01
With all the fake, the indictments from Trump, Hell,

00:50:05
they even went after Democratic mayor of New York Adams.

00:50:08
Hey, Trump even said it. I told yourself, speak out.

00:50:11
They're gonna come after you. Once again, Trump was right.

00:50:15
But. Yeah, there's no doubt when you

00:50:16
don't speak out, they come for somebody first.

00:50:19
You're like, no big deal. They're just going after Donald

00:50:21
Trump. At the end of the day, when you

00:50:23
have a weaponized judicial system, when you have a branch

00:50:27
of government that operates above the law, like the DOJ has

00:50:31
been doing for so very long, and this is even the regular

00:50:34
individual, this is a regular citizen we're talking about.

00:50:36
The audience has heard me talking about then this isn't

00:50:38
just Donald Trump, This isn't just Rodger Stone or Mike Flynn.

00:50:43
These are regular citizens. They're eavesdropping on legal

00:50:46
phone calls. They're they're destroying Brady

00:50:48
material, exculpatory material. They're doing the Giglio

00:50:52
material, the fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine.

00:50:54
They don't even care. They'll start cheating on a case

00:50:57
right from the very beginning. And they've done it to regular

00:50:59
citizens over and over and over again.

00:51:02
Enough's enough. Of course, the, the, the fear is

00:51:04
that the career leadership and career employees everywhere are

00:51:07
either going to leave or they're going to be driven out.

00:51:09
Well, they should because at the end of the day, no one is above

00:51:12
the law. George isn't above the law.

00:51:14
I'm not above the law. And either are the DOJ employees

00:51:17
or the DOJ prosecutors. And at this point, it's time for

00:51:20
they've paid for the consequences of their actions.

00:51:23
And I hope Trump is ready to do it.

00:51:25
He said he was going to drain the swamp last time and it

00:51:27
didn't happen. I hope he's ready because these

00:51:29
are not the kind of people we need.

00:51:30
Listen, we need a Department of Justice.

00:51:32
We just don't need this Department of Justice.

00:51:36
No, we don't. And you know what, Lance, the

00:51:38
one thing we we like we always been talking about on this show

00:51:41
is there there needs to be a lot of reform.

00:51:45
A lot of heads need to roll. And it's it's truly going to

00:51:50
take more than two years between the Department of Justice and

00:51:53
the FBI, the CIA, the NSA. Then you have now add, let's add

00:51:59
another government agency, FEMA. After all this FEMA, it's not

00:52:04
only now to Florida, it's the the reference Florida did some

00:52:08
research and it said it's just, it's more than that.

00:52:10
So they have to be revamped CDCFDA so much.

00:52:18
But a lot of these agencies shouldn't exist, in my opinion.

00:52:20
It's time for them to go away. At the end of the day.

00:52:23
I, I know that maybe they were created with good intent in

00:52:26
mind, but we're so far from good intent and the leadership inside

00:52:30
of these agencies. Look at what FEMA did talking

00:52:33
about in North Carolina that they refused services to people

00:52:37
that had a, you know, Trump waltz sign in their yard.

00:52:40
And it turns out it wasn't just North Carolina.

00:52:43
It literally was in lots of other locations where FEMA's

00:52:46
been going. And that's my point.

00:52:48
Since when do these organizations have the authority

00:52:51
or the right to treat any American like that?

00:52:54
Listen, George, you and I know this.

00:52:56
We want to unify the country. This show is all about unifying

00:52:58
the country. At the end of the day, if I saw

00:53:01
a liberal and they needed help and that they were in a disaster

00:53:04
situation, I would never say, did you vote for Kamala Harris?

00:53:08
Because if you did, we can't give you services.

00:53:10
At the end of the day, every American deserves an equal

00:53:12
amount of services, whether a libertarian, non partisan, a

00:53:16
conservative or a liberal. I don't think those services

00:53:19
should be withheld from anybody. At the end of the day, when you

00:53:21
start doing that, it's kind of like what they did during the

00:53:24
obviously during the pandemic when they were talking about

00:53:26
that they were going to not give services to certain people that

00:53:28
weren't vaccinated. How do you have the right of the

00:53:31
authority to refuse somebody that's in a medical emergency

00:53:34
that they're not going to get a services because they didn't

00:53:35
take the vaccine? There might be all kinds of

00:53:38
reasons why I my point is this, that enough is enough.

00:53:42
This should be an equally playing field for everybody.

00:53:44
If there's a law that says you can't insider trade, George,

00:53:47
then I don't care whether they're in Congress or anywhere

00:53:49
else, they shouldn't be able to insider trade.

00:53:51
The the rule of the law, for it to work, it has to be equally a

00:53:54
pride across all fronts. So these DOJ prosecutors being

00:53:58
in a panic, yeah, no shit. Of course they're terrified and

00:54:02
they should be losing their minds because they know they

00:54:04
operated above and beyond the scope of their their job and

00:54:09
above and beyond the scope of the rule of law.

00:54:12
Well, I mean, look, there's so much corruption, Uniparty, and

00:54:16
I'm going to just throw this into the mix because we talked

00:54:18
about this earlier, you and I. Look what's going on with the

00:54:21
Senate that dirty rat Mitch McConnell is trying to put in to

00:54:27
vote for new Senate leader without even letting the new

00:54:30
senators come, come into session.

00:54:34
And he and he wants to do a secret process.

00:54:36
Why? Because he wants to get another

00:54:39
rhino in there, which is like, so you need to call your

00:54:43
senators, everybody and tell them you want Senator Rick Scott

00:54:46
from Florida to be the Senate Majority Leader.

00:54:48
Yeah, Rick Scott's a beast. I mean, he's the guy we want.

00:54:51
But of course, the traitorous turtle, Mitch McConnell, there's

00:54:54
no surprise the guy literally, his health is failing.

00:54:57
We've seen him freezing up on camera.

00:54:59
We know he's not all there, but of course he's scamming behind

00:55:02
the scenes. He's been scamming for years and

00:55:05
years and years. He's another career politician

00:55:08
that there should be. He's the poster child for term

00:55:10
limits. He's the reason that our

00:55:13
government should not allow these politicians to get in

00:55:16
there for life. These lifetime career

00:55:18
politicians, they're the worst of the worst.

00:55:20
They're fully corrupted. They aren't out for the American

00:55:23
public because let's face it, anybody across the country knows

00:55:26
that Scott is the best choice of the choices they're offering.

00:55:29
And what's the secret thing? Since when do they get to

00:55:31
operate secretly about anything? We paid for it.

00:55:34
This is this is our tax dollars, this is our tariffs and duties

00:55:37
and fees that pay for all these people that have their jobs.

00:55:39
At the end of the day, when does Mitch McConnell believe that he

00:55:43
has the right to keep anything secret from the American public?

00:55:47
Well, they're used to keeping stuff in the American public,

00:55:49
but you know, the age of the Internet, it's hard for them to

00:55:53
do it. But you know, he should.

00:55:55
He should be out. He should be out.

00:55:56
Anyway, like you just said, he freezes up.

00:55:59
He has. He has gone bind in moments too.

00:56:01
He's just in her like. Brain is mush.

00:56:03
Just like this, looking at the camera.

00:56:05
Go ahead. Let me see it again.

00:56:06
Let me see what? Yeah, you're right.

00:56:08
That's it. You got it right.

00:56:09
You got the face right? Wait, right.

00:56:13
You got the face right, George. Don't do that again, though.

00:56:15
It was kind of frightening. You know what you can freeze up

00:56:18
on this show. George is going to freeze up

00:56:19
right now. He's going to pull up.

00:56:20
What's going to happen from here on out when we screw up, we're

00:56:22
going to call it a Mitch McConnell.

00:56:24
I'm pulling a McConnell right now, George.

00:56:25
I don't know what we're talking about.

00:56:28
I mean, it's like seriously, like how, how many times did

00:56:31
that happen? And like.

00:56:32
Too much, too much. I'm tired.

00:56:34
But hold on, wait wait politicians, hold on.

00:56:36
Did they not learn anything from Biden with all his freeze UPS

00:56:39
and cognitive flying? Now you got mixed.

00:56:41
And Feinstein? They're Wheeling around in a

00:56:43
wheelchair to come in to vote, but she doesn't even read the

00:56:45
bills or anything else. Feinstein should have been out

00:56:48
there 20 years before she was already gone.

00:56:50
Listen, the 11 of the toppers. The one of the toppers is is

00:56:54
Wheeling a dead body to go vote Jimmy Carter like the dude.

00:56:58
Dude, was he alive? Or I don't know, but you know.

00:57:01
He used like he was dead. I got to be honest, the guy

00:57:03
looked like he was dead. They're used to dead Democrats

00:57:06
while voting in the election. But dead Mocrats put my word up.

00:57:10
Urban Dictionary. I coined that term.

00:57:11
If you guys go look, you'll see the date on it.

00:57:13
Dead mocrat. That's my word.

00:57:15
But at the end of the day, he looked like a dead mocrat for

00:57:17
sure. But it's ridiculous, right?

00:57:19
I mean, let's face it, the guy didn't know who we voted for.

00:57:21
They just filled. It out.

00:57:22
I'm just curious how can we even get him a mail in ballot why

00:57:25
they should making? The press, they probably, they

00:57:28
probably listen. Harris blew through a billion

00:57:31
dollars. She probably paid Carter or his

00:57:33
family to wheel him down there for a photo op.

00:57:36
Everything they did was a photo op and we're going to be

00:57:38
covering that. We would never.

00:57:39
Never catch me using my family, not even my friends for

00:57:43
something like that. That's crazy.

00:57:45
But but that's, that's the nature of the beast, right?

00:57:48
That's what these people are about.

00:57:49
But they don't have any. They don't.

00:57:51
Have any integrity? They don't have any kind of

00:57:53
discipline when it comes to doing the right thing because

00:57:56
listen, we did this. It's the American, but this is

00:57:59
my fault. It's your fault.

00:58:00
It's the American public's fault because we've allowed these

00:58:03
scumbags to stay in there and continue to.

00:58:06
We do things over and over and over again with no consequences.

00:58:10
Look, they installed Biden like a dirty toilet.

00:58:12
Harris the same way. Let's face it, Harris crawled

00:58:15
her way up from the bedroom into politics.

00:58:17
At the end of the day, you have to look at it for the

00:58:19
perspective. I don't care what the party is.

00:58:22
I just want good pro America, America first patriots in

00:58:26
office. The parties don't mean anything

00:58:27
to me anymore. I wish, hold on.

00:58:29
I wish I could believe in party politics, but I don't.

00:58:31
So it's funny, like, it just, it came out that Kamala Harris

00:58:35
like, went around Barack Obama to get to make sure she got

00:58:39
nominated. So I wonder who did she have to

00:58:42
go to to get that done? What are you saying?

00:58:45
That she blew Michelle Obama? Is that what you're saying?

00:58:52
I don't know what, but you know, Obama's didn't want her run as

00:58:56
vice president. That was clear as day because

00:58:58
they didn't even support her from the beginning.

00:59:01
Who knows, I guess it always comes down to who has the most

00:59:04
dirt on who in that kind of an incestuous legal.

00:59:07
And then you got you got one of the people working for Harris

00:59:12
campaign. She's get the lady's name.

00:59:17
She was, she's all upset like she's got to answer to all the

00:59:21
our donors that she had to give money because, oh, they all said

00:59:26
that she was going to win. So here's the thing with polls.

00:59:29
So we're just talking about this with polls.

00:59:32
And if you look at polls, most of the pollsters are probably

00:59:36
liberals anyway. And of course you're going to

00:59:37
get it wrong. They want to keep their, their,

00:59:39
their people that they want to win.

00:59:41
They want to keep their, the poll numbers for them above.

00:59:46
Hold on, hold on. That's all right.

00:59:48
They want their poll numbers to be just above whoever they're

00:59:51
running against because it keeps the spirit of their donors going

00:59:56
like, Oh yeah, she's winning. We got to give more money.

00:59:58
I. Don't, I don't believe the post

00:59:59
for all those people that are worried about their donors and

01:00:01
they're crying about their donors here, George and I baked

01:00:03
these up fresh for you. It's a nice, big, hot, fresh bag

01:00:07
of Dicks. Right here for you.

01:00:08
Let me get it on camera here for you.

01:00:10
Yeah, right there. So for all you guys that had

01:00:12
your donors donate to the the Harris campaign, George and I

01:00:15
bake these up fresh for you. They're hot and fresh.

01:00:17
Nice big bag bag of Dicks. You can pass them out to

01:00:20
everybody that donated to the Harris campaign and all you

01:00:22
people that are crying about the fact that she didn't win at the

01:00:25
end of the day, I know you wanted to cheat, but your

01:00:27
cheating was stopped and you couldn't do it.

01:00:29
What's that I'm? Going to give them a box of

01:00:30
tissues too. Yeah, exactly.

01:00:32
If you have an issue, here's a tissue.

01:00:35
Exactly. The point is, look, but finally

01:00:38
we're seeing some positive things.

01:00:39
Let's go to the positive, George.

01:00:41
First of all, we know that Pompeo and Nikki Haley, they're

01:00:45
out of here. They're out of here, George, out

01:00:47
of the park. They're gone.

01:00:49
Finally, Pompeo, one of the biggest traders in the last

01:00:52
Trump administration, I am thankful little CIA snitch that

01:00:56
he is, he's gone. So that's good news.

01:00:58
Nikki Haley out of there, she's not going to be in another one

01:01:01
that obviously showed her true colors during the campaign.

01:01:03
Now she wants to. Of course, we've even got Mark

01:01:06
Cuban trying to get a slot for the Trump administration.

01:01:11
Funny stuff. Say that.

01:01:12
Say that again about Mark Cuban. He's trying to get a slot in the

01:01:15
Trump administration. What did I say?

01:01:17
What did I say? Was it last week on a show we

01:01:20
had to the red headed libertarian, What did I say?

01:01:24
I said Mark Cuban purposely sabotage Kamala Harris in order

01:01:29
to get Trump in. And you guys, everybody looked

01:01:31
at me like I'm crazy. I was the first to say that and

01:01:33
I I had a source. You could be right, I don't

01:01:38
know, but I still don't trust him.

01:01:39
I could be right. He.

01:01:40
Just you know, he's removing all those like those posts and stuff

01:01:43
now from his ex account. Maybe.

01:01:46
No, he was, yeah. Is he?

01:01:48
Yeah. Oh, maybe I hope so.

01:01:50
But here's the really good news. Now you know, on this show,

01:01:54
we've always liked Tom Holman. You know why?

01:01:57
Because he's a bad mofo. We love him.

01:01:59
He's he's a no shit taking guy. I like how direct he is.

01:02:02
He's abrasive and I love that about him.

01:02:05
This is the guy that is the perfect borders are in my

01:02:08
opinion. So he's the former ICE director

01:02:10
for those of you don't know him, you know, and they're saying

01:02:13
he's going to oversee national security across all US borders,

01:02:17
including maritime and aviation security.

01:02:20
Now that's what a borders are. Does we you guys saw on the last

01:02:23
show we showed that 60 minute clip where he's where he was

01:02:26
asked, well, what are you going to do to make sure that yeah,

01:02:29
illegal immigrants families don't get separated.

01:02:32
You know, the so that the children don't get separated.

01:02:34
When when you deport the parents and Tom looks at her just dead

01:02:38
face and goes, that's not going to be issue.

01:02:39
We'll just deport the whole family together.

01:02:43
It's just classic. What a great choice.

01:02:46
Donald Trump. George, can we have can we have

01:02:48
some employees for Tom Holman, please?

01:02:49
Can we have some applause? Thank you.

01:02:54
Thank you, Tom Holland. I will say, I will say this.

01:02:56
So I hope they do it where if there's little kids involved

01:03:00
that it's not so traumatic for them because it's not their

01:03:02
fault their parents did what they did.

01:03:04
Look, I'm not trying to make it traumatic.

01:03:06
I. Didn't say that, I'm just saying

01:03:08
listen. No, I'm with you.

01:03:09
I don't want to make it traumatic on anybody.

01:03:11
I don't want to make it traumatic even on the families.

01:03:13
But the bottom line is, if you want to come to the United

01:03:15
States, come here legally. I don't even think these people

01:03:17
should listen. How hard is it to go to their

01:03:20
house at 3:00 in the morning? It's, you know, they're all

01:03:22
going to be there. At the end of the day, hopefully

01:03:26
Tom Holman's got a plan. It's not going to be easy.

01:03:27
No problem. Just want to say this, Tom, if

01:03:30
you need a couple of hammers that are ready to do the heavy

01:03:32
lifting, you've got George Ballantine and Lance Emilio I.

01:03:34
Got something even better? I take orders really well, Tom.

01:03:37
I'm happy to do it. And we want to have you on the

01:03:39
show, Tom. We want to interview.

01:03:40
On I was just going to say I have his, I got his cell number

01:03:43
today and we will be we will be calling Tom to try to get him on

01:03:47
his show so. Yeah, and, and, and it's the new

01:03:50
borders are regardless of hiring George Valentine and Lance

01:03:53
Miniatio to work alongside of you.

01:03:55
Here's my point, man. I'm happy you're in there,

01:03:59
brother. We needed somebody like you.

01:04:00
We needed a hammer. Of course, this just got

01:04:03
announced. President Trump just announced

01:04:04
it. So I mean his and his

01:04:06
credentials. And he'll proudly wear that

01:04:08
title, too. Borders are yeah.

01:04:10
He won't be like Kamala. Years of law enforcement

01:04:13
experience, storied career at ICE.

01:04:15
Homan has proved himself to be dedicated to public interest

01:04:18
over and over and over again. This guy has done the right

01:04:21
thing when nobody's looking, and that's the kind of leadership I

01:04:24
want to see on the border, doing the right thing when nobody is

01:04:28
looking. I can just see it now.

01:04:34
AOC pregnant over there by the fence crying.

01:04:36
Can you see? It yeah.

01:04:38
Oh my God, to Tom Holman. What's he doing?

01:04:41
He's deporting people. You know what it is?

01:04:45
They didn't get their 20 or 30 million votes.

01:04:47
The biggest fear I have is when they start pulling all the

01:04:49
social support they've been giving all these immigrants,

01:04:53
when they pull the rent, when they pull the food cards, when

01:04:56
they pull the insurance, all these people are going to be

01:04:58
destitute. And you know what's going to

01:05:00
happen then? The crime rates across the

01:05:02
country are going to go through the roof because these people

01:05:05
are going to be desperate. And I don't blame them.

01:05:08
They're obviously going to want to feed themselves, feed their

01:05:09
families. But I guarantee you, you're

01:05:11
going to see a surge. It's already happening in New

01:05:13
York. You're going to see a surge

01:05:15
across the country that all this socialists, you know, support

01:05:19
they were giving them is going to be withdrawn.

01:05:22
And then these people are going to flip out.

01:05:23
And you know why? Because they moved them in here.

01:05:26
Just like you heard George and I say over and over and over

01:05:28
again, they were trying to create a 20 to 30 million deep

01:05:31
ghost voter pool that they could say, oh, they all voted for

01:05:34
Harris. It's unbelievable.

01:05:36
It's a landslide and I think they got stabbed, stopped dead

01:05:39
in their tracks is what I think happened.

01:05:41
Well, I think so too. Anything expected and?

01:05:45
I think it's that truck operation that Patrick Byrne

01:05:48
talked about and Van Miller talked about.

01:05:51
It's possible. It's very well possible.

01:05:54
We'll see what happens. I mean, I don't know.

01:05:57
I just lost my train of thought. I'm having a great day.

01:06:00
Up. You're having a Mitch McConnell.

01:06:01
You just had a McConnell. Yeah, he just had a turtle.

01:06:06
OK, look, for you crypto people, you know, George and I are all

01:06:09
about the crypto. You know, we're the XRP

01:06:11
believers. You want to change your lives?

01:06:13
Crypto's it. Bitcoin BA, boom.

01:06:17
Now, I don't know where it's at right now, George, you can look

01:06:19
it up. But it topped over $87

01:06:22
today. It surged 10% in one day and

01:06:29
it's not showing any signs of winning.

01:06:32
George, what do you think? Bitcoin on a tear, brother.

01:06:37
Listen, we knew that's going to happen.

01:06:40
We, we, we kind of figured that all of crypto is going to start

01:06:45
going up. Why?

01:06:46
Because Trump supports it. He's going to make it try to

01:06:48
make it the number one in for United States.

01:06:50
So crypto great again bro. That's true.

01:06:55
Make crypto great again. Here's the deal.

01:06:58
Citibank strategists are high and CGA hasn't had one of the

01:07:02
few Trump phrase that has yet to retrace.

01:07:04
No pullback on crypto. It's just forward full steam on

01:07:08
every single coin. Nearly.

01:07:10
George, go ahead. No, it's MCGA we're going at.

01:07:18
The you need, you know, George, you should go down and get one

01:07:19
of those, those shirts printed, make crypto great.

01:07:22
But of course, on the campaign trail, we know that

01:07:24
president-elect Donald Trump announced that he'd be getting

01:07:26
rid of the head of the SEC day one in office.

01:07:31
So that's a good sign for crypto.

01:07:32
And of course, he promises the crypto industry, including

01:07:34
making the US the crypto capital of the planet.

01:07:38
He doesn't want to give that to Dubai.

01:07:40
You know, they've been working hard at it.

01:07:41
This is his plan. A lot of people predicting, and

01:07:44
this is not financial special advice, Bitcoin 100 or more

01:07:48
before the end of the year. Wouldn't surprise me if that

01:07:51
happens. Of course, you have to look at

01:07:52
what some of the analysts are saying and some of them are

01:07:54
saying that milestone may happen sooner than the end of the year.

01:08:02
Boom, there it is at the 87. I don't know if it beat that.

01:08:06
No, it looks at one point today it hit a fresh high of $87.

01:08:11
I'm just reading that now. So it was even higher than that.

01:08:15
Ethereum, another coin that was up 5.6%, is now at $3322.00.

01:08:21
Of course, that's a 30% gain in the past.

01:08:23
Lance Bitcoin is at over 88. Wow, I'm looking.

01:08:30
At it right now. You know who else is moving?

01:08:32
Dodge a coin. Another one that's moving ahead.

01:08:35
It went up 22% and of course coin base surged 22%.

01:08:39
XORP wasn't as strong. It only went up I think 5 or 6%.

01:08:42
But even XORP took a little bit of a breather, but it's still

01:08:45
going. And Cardano ADA, another coin

01:08:48
that took off, it saw a big increase today, you know, So

01:08:51
that's another one you've got to pay attention to, you know, And

01:08:54
I think these ISO coins, ISO of course, 2020, two, 1022 that and

01:09:00
I think it's 220022. The ISO coins, the XRPS, the

01:09:05
XOMS, the XDCS, they're all looking really good because they

01:09:08
are saying by 25 mid year that all the banks are going to be

01:09:12
transitioning over to ISO coins. So we'll see what happens.

01:09:15
Of course, those are the all coins for you guys that don't

01:09:17
know you've got stable coins, all coins and of course you've

01:09:21
got meme coins and then once you.

01:09:22
Explain to what what each one is real quick short.

01:09:26
OK, so stable coin is usually pegged to gold, silver, it's

01:09:29
pegged to the dollar. It it never really moves in

01:09:31
value, It's pegged to the amount.

01:09:32
And altcoin is like your bitcoins, your ethereums, your

01:09:35
XR. PS Those are the coins that

01:09:37
people strategically buy and hold for the most part.

01:09:40
They're usually linked to one of the big platforms and they

01:09:43
usually have a big use within blockchain.

01:09:45
So of course, does the blockchain need XRP or does XRP

01:09:49
need the blockchain? In the case of XRP, the

01:09:51
blockchain needs XRP. Probably going to be one of the

01:09:54
biggest coins as far transactional contracts and

01:09:57
otherwise. It's already got lots of

01:09:59
agreements. The only thing holding it back

01:10:00
is the SEC lawsuit that I believe is going to go away very

01:10:03
soon. And then you've got meme coins,

01:10:05
obviously based on memes. Some of them obviously have

01:10:07
built in uses. A lot of them don't don't have

01:10:10
any use except the momentum of a community.

01:10:12
The interesting part meme coins is there are many millionaires

01:10:15
being produced overnight in meme coins, George.

01:10:18
So it's pretty exciting stuff. It most certainly is.

01:10:22
So listen, if you've invested in the right cryptos and do your

01:10:26
homework and research, it's a lot of work.

01:10:28
I'm just learning a lot of that stuff and man, oh man.

01:10:31
Man, we're we're digging in because you know, we've got the

01:10:33
new crypto show, the crypto Power Hour and we also have

01:10:36
several other shows slated might be doing one with Genesis Gold.

01:10:39
And I don't forget we have the financial a global finance forum

01:10:43
on Fridays, which is our financial weekly roundup show

01:10:46
with Genesis Gold Group. We talk about bullion, we talk

01:10:49
about Wall Street, we talk about government finance changes, we

01:10:53
talk about bricks, we talk about everything, including crypto.

01:10:56
So you definitely want to check that show out at 12.

01:10:58
It's always at noon on Fridays, every single Friday and listen,

01:11:03
man, I mean, this is exciting stuff.

01:11:04
I'm excited about it, but a boy, it's a learning curve for an

01:11:07
older guy, but we're helping you with that.

01:11:09
You can go over the solemn dot Solem global handle on X and

01:11:13
twice a week we print, you know, we print definitions.

01:11:15
We're doing lots of great content.

01:11:17
So check it out. That's our Solem global

01:11:19
partnership. Those guys are.

01:11:20
I just want to make a point right now that Lance said for an

01:11:24
older guy, yes, he's the older guy.

01:11:26
Me not. You know how I got right now?

01:11:29
I'm looking at different monitors.

01:11:31
Well, you should see when I'm monitoring crypto during the

01:11:33
day, Forget it. It's like this.

01:11:36
Yeah, we screens got a different exchange.

01:11:38
George Moore monitors He might even need more, because we're

01:11:41
obviously. I got a little one over here, I

01:11:43
got another like 30 incher right here.

01:11:45
Yeah, we're going to George. We have ATV wall for you.

01:11:48
You're going to be like a Wall Street.

01:11:49
You know what it is by the time I need a bigger room, that's

01:11:53
what it. Is need a bigger place.

01:11:54
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01:12:24
Want to get to this next one. So all these liberal actors and

01:12:28
musicians and all that stuff, like we just said Cuban, I, I

01:12:32
said it last week that Cuban was purposely sabotaging the Kamala

01:12:36
campaign. But you know, they all want to

01:12:39
be outspoken. But we just.

01:12:40
Here's a new developing story that filings revealing that

01:12:44
Oprah Winfrey was paid $1 to host the town hall

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of Kamala Harris. Paid a Millie.

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A mil, A Millie, a mil. What happened to them being

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friends? They all got paid.

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I guarantee Beyoncé the the rumor is 10 million.

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I don't know that for sure, but all that's for the two. 10

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million for duping her too, because she.

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Even she didn't even do a concert.

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Then you got you got Megan 3 stallions.

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You know she didn't shake that ass for freaking.

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I mean ask you a question. That was a paid freaking.

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That was a paid concert. Go ahead, George.

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So we all know that Trump picked up more of the suburban women

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vote, women under 40, and they're shocked, the young, the

01:13:23
younger generation. So here's another shocker.

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What if Beyoncé sabotage Kamala because she was supposed to sing

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and she just gave this speech and left?

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Took her ten, they pissed. What?

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And they were pissed off, all the people that came to there to

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that stupid Kamala rally. Hey, look, every person, I will

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guarantee you when we all get through this, when we see all

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because she has to disclose how she spent this $1 billion,

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right? Because she's 20 million in

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debt. She's got all kinds of creditors

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coming after already because they want to get paid, right?

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And we're going to show you some of the numbers, the proof,

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because Heartbell Productions is obviously Oprah Winfrey's

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company. But my point is this, all those

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celebrities you saw jumping on board, they were all getting a

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paycheck. I guarantee you we're going to

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find out every one of them got paid.

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And that includes all those influencers, all those people on

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social media go no, come on. That's great.

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She's incredible. Trump sucks.

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All those people got paid. And guess what?

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The law says they were all supposed to disclose it as they

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were making statements for her. They were supposed to say this

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is a sponsored post, a paid post.

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None of it did it. And I hope they all face the

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consequences because they lied to the American public.

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They tried to scam the American public, and I'm sick of that

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bullshit. Enough is enough.

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They all ought to face consequences because you know

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what? If we're just getting sponsored

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by a company, we always talk about Genesis Gold, they sponsor

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us. So of course we're going to tell

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you guys because obviously we have a financial interest

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because we're sponsored, not because we don't think they're a

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great company, not because I don't think they're really a

01:14:50
trustworthy company. We did the homework.

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But the point is, we have have to tell you that because

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otherwise we'd be a bunch of corrupt assholes just like all

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these these these celebrities and so influencers.

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So I got I got my, my Mitch McConnell moment.

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Now it's gone. So I remember what I was going

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to said. OK, so when we're talking about

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the board and all that and you know, like AOC, I just want to

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let all the media know, all you Democrats that when you're going

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to cry when Trump starts deporting him, you're going to

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go on all these liberal networks and saying, trying to talk how

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mean Trump is and everything. Just think about hold on, just

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think about how great of a commercial it's going to be for

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the next person that's running for president United States.

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Because we all know everybody, majority of lot people wanted

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this immigration crisis, this invasion or to get in to stop.

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So just think about it before you go start crying and making

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up stuff. Let you know.

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I'm a little tip for me to you guys.

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A little tip, a little, a little ballantine tip right there.

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OK. Jesse Watters, you know, we like

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him on this show. Fox News, Let's play this.

01:15:55
Yeah. Let's play the clip, George.

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In dollars to interview her in September, $1.

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Now she thought she was saving democracy.

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She should have done it for free.

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Kamala scared donors by calling Trump a dictator, got a billion

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bucks, then just gave it to her friends and blew the rest on

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being a diva. Kamala went on a podcast,

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remember Call Her Daddy, but she didn't want to go to their

01:16:18
studio in LA, so she made the host fly to DC and used campaign

01:16:23
cash to build a fake set in a hotel.

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Room She spent more than 100 grand to build it.

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That set, see it? 2 chairs, a coffee.

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Table and a bookshelf. That's six figures now we looked

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at the set, we probably could have done it for around 6 grand.

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That's without Labour. But where'd the rest of the

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money go? We don't know.

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So she's still trying to soak folks for cash 24 hours after

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the election. On Wednesday, Democrats got a

01:16:51
text from the campaign. Urgent.

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We need help. Donate now.

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Help with what you lost. Is this is how she's going to

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spend her donors dollars? You know what I want to know

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what happens if she doesn't pay that back?

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Like I mean, I. Don't know, I mean, you, you

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talked about the other day that Trump had volunteered to help

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her, but. No, that was he was just

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trolling. That was a troll.

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OK, good. At the end of the day, there it

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is right there. Harpo Productions, Inc 1 Millie

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A1 Millie, all the Benjamins. A million Benjamins right there,

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baby. She got paid the Benjamins to

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hold because she said she was saving democracy by holding,

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holding a town hall. She thought it was her civic

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duty. So why didn't she do it for

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free? Because that's not the way that

01:17:38
Oprah Winfrey rolls. She wants the cheddar, and she

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doesn't care about you or the country.

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She only cares about how much she got in the bank account so

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she can buy some more property in Maui.

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Yep. Listen.

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And the child. Trafficking, that is all the

01:17:55
time we've got for tonight, but let's talk about a few things

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before we let you guys leave tonight.

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Of course we have lots of interviews coming up.

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I mean great interviews. You guys are definitely not

01:18:04
going to want to miss what's in the what's in the works here

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because this is one of those things that you never know.

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So of course, JJ Carroll's going to be on tomorrow and maybe with

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Ryan mad at, of course, you know, he did his documentary

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Traffic and what is treason going to be a great interview.

01:18:19
Amazing guys are working hard to actually save the country.

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Now, of course, on Thursday, Antonio Sabato, junior.

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Wait a minute. Sorry.

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Yeah, today's Monday, right? Oh, I'm sorry.

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Yeah, you. I apologize, George.

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My bad. Yo-yo, you're having a really

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binding moment. You talking about me?

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Make the face. I skipped Tuesday.

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All right, Wednesday, is JJ Carroll right?

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Yeah, but let me say this like I'm trying to work out the

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details now. There's a good chance we're

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going to have. I didn't tell you.

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It's a little bit of a surprise. I see.

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Rodger Stone Tuesday. Oh, I thought you talking about

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Wednesday, JJ Carroll and Ryan Maddow.

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Called Rodger Stone Tuesday I I almost have the details worked

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out. I let the I let it out.

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I let the cat out of the bag to the audience a little early.

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Tuesday, Rodger Stone Wednesday JJ Carroll.

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You got to talk. Thursday I'm going to, I'm going

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to text Roger, say Roger, Lance just said.

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You're coming on tomorrow. If you don't come on, I don't

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want, I don't want Lance to take a lot of heat.

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You know, Big Mcmuffie's going to come down on him.

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You got. There's a lot of them in

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Florida, too. I warn you, Roger, don't not

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show, OK? And Tony?

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No, it's your fault because no, you didn't confirm it yet.

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It's not 100% confirmed. It's kind of confused.

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No, it's not. Kind of it doesn't.

01:19:29
It's not 100%. So you let the cat out of the

01:19:31
bag. It's your fault.

01:19:32
You say potato, I say no. I'm defending Roger right now,

01:19:35
no. OK, Antonio Sabato Junior on

01:19:38
Thursday. I'm going to talk over you now.

01:19:41
That is Formula One driver, boxer, actor.

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You know who who he is. Outspoken social media

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influencer. We're excited.

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That's going to be a great interview.

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And another Italian on the show that's a triple threat of

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Italians. OK.

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And then I'm excited about Friday, too, man, this guy's

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been doing incredible work. You guys have seen him over on

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X. He's a great human being.

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Sean Hendricks. He's the guy that's been

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spending all of his own personal money to buy Starlink systems

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for people in North Carolina with no Internet hookup.

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He's been getting paid out by Elon Musk.

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His name is Sean Hendricks. He's also got a great thing he

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does with his wife. They kind of have a prep

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lifestyle, a homestead lifestyle.

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They give lots of help, helpful videos and stuff about how to

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take care of your homestead, create a homestead.

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Really interesting cat. He's going to be here on Friday.

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that I've forgotten? Anything with your?

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I don't want to pull another. Mission, I'm going to mute you

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so you can't interrupt me. So I just want to wish all our

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They would run up to the bamboo fence and they would be shooting

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between the bamboo at the buildings, you know, just

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shooting inside. The Wanted man is Joseph Kony,

01:23:43
charged with abducting huge numbers of children, forcing

01:23:46
them to kill and mutilate innocent victims.

01:23:50
Somebody had to pay the price. Sam did that.

01:23:53
Sam Childers never stopped, because the bad things never

01:23:56
stop. There is only one Sam Childer.

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There is no one else like him in the world.

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Then I said to him, I said, would you go now to get Kony in

01:24:05
the Congo? He says without a doubt in a

01:24:07
second. Now it's the DRC.

01:24:09
Tell us what's happening to children in the DRC.

01:24:11
Do you have ISIS there? You have Islamic State and you

01:24:15
have ADF. They say Joseph Kony still

01:24:17
alive. He's in the Congo.

01:24:19
And now God has me in the Congo, you know.

01:24:22
So hopefully we'll meet up one day, but maybe I can lead him to

01:24:27
the Lord or send him there. One or the other, huh?