FBI Director Kash Patel Blows Up The Senate Judiciary |EP930
The Big Mig ShowSeptember 16, 2026
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FBI Director Kash Patel Blows Up The Senate Judiciary |EP930

THE BIG MIG SHOW

SEPTEMBER 16, 2026 

EPISODE 930 - 11AM

 

FBI Director Kash Patel Being Questioned on the Hill

 

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[00:00:33] America, great again. The Big Mig Show. Well, good morning and welcome back to The Big Mig Show. Of course, I'm your host, Lance Miliachio, with my ride or die co-host, George Balentine. Of course, on this show, it's always tip of the spear, edge of the knife, because if liberty means anything at all, well, of course, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear. And you can count on each and every episode that that's what we do,

[00:01:01] because we're trying to educate and unify the country. This is not about division and chaos. This is not about lying. Of course, we have to bring the rain and the pain sometimes. Kind of a serious day yesterday, because we've got to cover the news that a lot of other networks refuse to use. George B. What's up, buddy? Lance M. What's up? I don't know. Today's what? Tuesday? Today is Tuesday.

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[00:06:34] I mean, I got to tell you that his questioning and his responses on the Hill. Classic. Well done, Kash Patel. And I have been watching everything you've been posting. Don't think I'm just being critical of the lack of deep state of gangster, government gangster arrests. There is no doubt that the FBI has done a much better job under Kash Patel, under Donald Trump, this administration. So I want to give him credit where credit's due. I still want the deep state arrests. Don't get me wrong.

[00:07:02] I still want the government gangster arrests. I'm not going to take that pressure off. But I will. I got it. You know, I got to be a man enough to say. Credit's due where credit's due. Yeah. Yeah. Amazing job on the Hill yesterday. I love some of what he did. And those pricks deserved every bit of it. Because what a bunch of assholes. The line of questioning, George, am I right? Was some of it just out of line? A lot of it was out of line. Some of it, I was like, what? Why do you even bring this up?

[00:07:30] I mean, it's your typical clown show hearings. I mean, really? But the Democrats, they just look like typical full-blown clowns. And Kash Patel just handled them so eloquently and beautifully. It just shows you, like, the left, they really are retards. They're dumb. And on the conservative side, we're smart. Because we hit them with the facts.

[00:07:58] If you ever see when it's the other way around, when Republicans are questioning a Democrat nominee or this and that, they're, like, all tongue-twisted, tongue-tied, or circumvent the question. They're just, they're retarded. And don't take my word for it. Go look at clips and stuff, man. I know what I see. But I got kudos to Kash Patel on this. Listen, he's doing a, as far as everything else, everything besides the deep state, he's doing a great job. I'll give him that. Can't take that away from that man.

[00:08:28] You know, they found so many missing kids. They've gone after people, arresting a lot of people for Medicaid fraud, for crypto fraud, for child endangerment, child trafficking. They're doing great. On the deep state part, I mean, he's still got time. We'll see. Got two years. So, we just want it now. That's the way we want it. But this line of questioning, this is weird.

[00:08:58] And this comes from Senator Kenney. FBI, I don't know why. This is weird. This is real. We got the clip, too. And FBI Director Kash Patel is saying, he says, someone who has sex with an animal cannot become an FBI agent after questioning from Senator John Kennedy. I mean, there's a weird line of questioning. And I'm like, why do you bring this up? I mean. I'm confused about this. So, I think it goes to.

[00:09:28] I'm first of all. How many FBI, how many people are trying to become an FBI agent that had some sort of bestiality? That's the case. That I'd like to know. But I think Kash Patel was saying if someone was forced into bestiality, which it does happen, because there's sickos that want to see these crazy porn movies and shit like that. And there are women, men being forced into it, you know, against their will. They're not into it, but it's either that or die or whatever they're going to do to them. Maybe it's towards that. I don't know.

[00:10:00] But it's a weird line of questioning, man. Very weird. Did you see the clip, Lance? I did. I just did. I'm trying to figure out why something like that even comes up. That's what I'm struggling with. How does that even seem to be? I mean, doesn't Congress have a lot of other shit to worry about?

[00:10:24] I mean, what could be the percentage of people that have applied for the FBI that were, I don't know, involved with animals? What could that be? A tenth of a percent? It's got to be an extremely small number. I mean, I don't know, George. I'm confused. I don't know. I want to play the clip so people can see this.

[00:10:44] Why would you, in light of the context and what we're going through and we're having a tough time attracting agents, good quality agents we all can trust, because so many people, fairly or unfairly, think that in order to be an FBI agent now, your political point of view matters. Why would you even get into bestiality?

[00:11:14] We are not into bestiality, but a lot of these individuals... I know you're not, but you changed... But I'm trying to explain it. Hang on. You changed the qualifications and mentioned bestiality. If Joe participated in bestiality, not as the animal, but as the human, don't you think he ought to be qualified, disqualified? If he voluntarily did it, sure, but if he was trafficked into it... Okay, how do you involuntarily do it?

[00:11:43] In a lot of these cases, when human traffickers, who are some of the worst individuals on planet Earth, they don't just traffic you for prostitution, they traffic you for degrading acts of all kind, and they force you into that type of conduct. And some of these individuals would go on to be law enforcement officers who qualified to be law enforcement officers and later applied to the FBI. I mean, this didn't... These changes didn't start with you, did they? Somebody came to you and recommended? Yeah. Yeah.

[00:12:10] And when you saw bestiality, I say this with respect, the person who recommended it, why didn't you just say, what planet did you parachute in from? Why do I want to leave... Well, that was my initial response. Why do I want to leave with my chin and get into bestiality? That was my initial response, Senator. But they then explained to me and showed me cases in which people were forced into it and had applied to the FBI,

[00:12:39] and so I thought they should be considered. It's not an automatic disqualification. That's all. Okay. All right. I think I understand. But you're not telling us today that if a human being had sex with an animal, that they can still be an FBI agent? No. Are you? No. They can't be, can they? They cannot. In fact, they ought to be in jail, right? They all are. Yeah. Well, okay.

[00:13:12] There you have it. It's weird that they even had to bring that up, but there must... I don't know. I like Senator Kennedy. He's always pretty good. You would think he was maybe, it seemed like he was attacking Patel, but I think he was doing it to clear it up so people don't think some crazy weird stuff. He actually cleared up for me a little bit. I'm sure there was a particular case of somebody that was very qualified to be an FBI agent but had been trafficked as a child.

[00:13:39] And I'm assuming that, you know, that's how this topic came up. But it's heavy stuff. I mean, I don't know. I don't think it's that common. But again, it does show kind of a weird light that it even has to be discussed on the Hill. But, you know, maybe that should have been something that could have been discussed behind the scenes versus an open discussion. But maybe you're right. Maybe Kennedy was trying to just table it so the American public understood what that was about. And... I mean, he wasn't attacking Patel.

[00:14:10] No, I think if somebody got trafficked and they were forced into participating with sex with animals, okay, I get it. I mean, listen, traffic is horrible. But right now I'm told by a very, very trustworthy source that the cartels are making more money off of human trafficking by far than they are making off of drugs, which is kind of unheard for for the cartels. It's kind of a big deal. So I just heard that this morning in a Zoom call I was on with some people that are in the know.

[00:14:40] Anyway. All right. So I guess let's look at the big picture here, though. But, you know, that moment is far outshined by many other moments by Cash Patel. You know, let's talk. George, let's go in here. You just give me some of the highlights here. You got something from Grassley, I guess, and Corey. Well, let me just say, Corey Booker is a senator from New Jersey. I did not vote for him. I am not with one of the dumbass people that support him. Fortunately, there are.

[00:15:09] But, you know, Corey Booker is always trying to be in the spotlight. He's another one. You know, remember when he did that big filibuster for wanting to beat the record? It was just for what? For you to feed your ego? Because he's a fucking idiot. And he always in these hearings, he's always over talking, talking too much past his time, trying to, you know, trying to get the sound bites for his constituents. And even Grassley, Senator Grassley had enough of him, told him to shut up.

[00:15:37] I was shocked when I seen that. I mean, it's, you know, it's a heated debate going back and forth. Because he did not like Corey Booker. He's a very non-likable guy. You know, he just, I'm surprised that people vote for him, honestly. You know, he's Obama-lite, but he's such a big mouth. And he's not anything good about Congress. It would be different if I thought he was arguing to the benefit of the American people and constituents. But he's not.

[00:16:02] He's just another guy who's got to shoot off his mouth that wants to get notoriety for the sound bites, like George just said. I don't know. This is, it's that kind of a horrible thing. I don't like him. I'm never going to like him. I mean, if you do look at all the crime statistics, they've been going down on the catch for tell. They even cleaned up Memphis, which was the number one murder capital per capita in the country. And they went in there and cleaned it up. There ain't no more.

[00:16:30] So, look, even though it's Democrat cities and it's a Republican state, but Democrat city, but they cleaned it up. You know, let them do their jobs. They'll do their jobs. We just want them to do more and go after, I don't know, people in the government, perhaps. But this is a good exchange and good for them for putting Booker in his place. Listen. By the way, violent crime arrests by the FBI in New Jersey are up 75% on top of the historic results we've already delivered for the American people. Yeah, thanks to the state police and local police officers.

[00:17:00] I realize that he continues to tell. Sir, nothing I have said here is a lie. You said your time's up. Are you done or not? No, are you done or not, sir? You want to go run out to the media and talk to the microphone. If you want to make questions, go to the next person. This is ridiculous. What a mockery you are. You are the biggest mockery in the United States Senate and you're sitting next to the ship. Yeah, well, 8 million people in New Jersey don't think so. At least I didn't get my job the way you got your job. Are you going to interfere with Senator Graham asking her questions too? I certainly will not. Too as well? I certainly will not. Are you done now? Are you ready to shut up?

[00:17:30] I am done, sir. You know, they would throw me out of Congress. I would stand up and tell Booker. I'd be like, Booker, shut the fuck up. Shut up, man. Nobody wants to hear you. I think I would throw him out. Yeah, I would probably get sanctioned. I'd be running the halls of Congress like a gangster. These guys are such assholes. There's so many exchanges, even Senator Hiroshima from Hawaii. She sounded drunk, but, you know, I want to get to this one because this is...

[00:17:59] You know, don't you think they should have to do a breathalyzer when they're walking into Congress? What do you think? I think they should have to blow and do a breathalyzer on their way. You know something? Somebody just pointed something out and I have to bring it up. Ultra Maga Girl, 45. Thank you. She said, notice all the empty seats. They don't even stick around. They don't care. And look at all the empty senator seats. She's right. No, it's true. But, you know, they're working so hard. They need some extra time off. You know, this job has become a joke. It was supposed to be part-time.

[00:18:29] That's what the founders and framers wanted. And I understand why it's become a full-time job, but it's not a full-time job for them. Their full-time job is cheating, lying, you know, any kind of graft, any way they can make money, any way they can grow their stock accounts like that one senator who's up 4,000% in his financial reporting since he moved into Congress. These people aren't effective business people. They just figured out a way to manipulate the system.

[00:18:54] Because let's face it, would you really spend millions of dollars to get a job that pays 200 grand a year? I mean, I'm not saying it's only 200 grand. There's lots of other benefits. The expense accounts, you know, their account that allows them to pay for housing and other things. And, of course, it's the relationships. But we know why they're there. We know why they want to be a congressional member. It's not because the majority want to do the right thing for the American people.

[00:19:20] It's because they want to get filthy rich on the backs of the American people. They want to steal. All right. Like, Shifty Shift, you know, if it's Shift, you've got to flush it, as Roger Stone likes to say. Here's Shift trying to put words in Patel's mouth. And that's what he does, right? The manipulation. Shifty Shift, the Shiftster. It's what he does, right? You know, is it just me? Does anybody look at Shift's face and just want to slap him? There's something about Shift. I guarantee when he was in high school, he must have got picked on.

[00:19:50] There's something really irritating about him. You just look at him and you immediately dislike him. Pencil neck? I just, there's something about him. I look at his face and all I can think is I'd like to just crack him. I can't tell you why. I can't explain it. It's one of those reactions I have. It's probably because if it's Shift, you've got to flush it. Let's play the clip. The media was, quote, the most powerful enemy that the United States has ever seen. Do you stand by that? Your colleagues put that on full display here today.

[00:20:20] Do you stand by that? I'm answering the question. Your colleagues put that on full display by hacking around the same lies and personal pieces of tactics. No, no, no. This is your comment. And that's what makes the majority of the mainstream media... I don't want to have to go over my time as other colleagues have. I've answered the question. If you could answer the question, do you stand by this statement? That's a great picture. You should post it. Do you stand by your statement? I always do.

[00:20:43] So is it your view then that the media is a greater enemy than Iran? That's not what I said. I said the media that participates in lying like you do and the baseless attacks on me and my personnel and my loved ones is the most harmful institution to the United States of America because you don't want to tell the truth. And by this mainstream media that you're accusing of lying, you're talking about the New York Times? Are they part of the enemy? I mean, I'm talking about the ones that you said are still looking for... Are you talking about the New York Times?

[00:21:14] Aren't you and them the ones still looking for Russia collusion? Are you talking about... Excuse me. Did you find Russia collusion? Is it in that envelope that you held up? We need an extra minute and maybe continuing as long as he... Or what about those illegal FISA warrants when we and I were on the House Select Committee together? I'll stipulate for the record all the insults he wants to make later, but I don't want to have to go over my time, but I will have to. I'm allowed to answer the question, so if he doesn't want me to answer it, we can just answer. Mr. Patel, let me ask you specifically. About some of your attacks on the media.

[00:21:44] Mr. Booker tried to get an answer from you, a very simple answer. About the reporter who wrote an article about potential misuse of an FBI SWAT team by yourself. Didn't happen. Total lie. And what he asked you, so let me repeat it because... Before we get into this clip, I want to give a shout out. Two new people. I believe two new people in chat because I haven't seen them. We got D-Man 0320. What's up, D-Man? And then we got Government Slave, 1311. What's up, my peeps? Good to see you guys. I like Government Slave.

[00:22:14] Government Slave is a good man. I think that's a good... I like your profile. You could be the man and not be the Government Slave. I like your handle. Yeah. But, so, you know what would be nice? Would have been really nice if... And this is where I go against Kash Patel. He could have not had to subject himself to questioning from Adam Schiff if he would have went and locked them up for the Russia hoax. I'm just saying. Just fucking saying here, people. Yeah. Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia. I mean, listen.

[00:22:43] The mainstream media is the enemy of the people. That ain't a lie. I mean, especially... Listen, hold on. If I was Kash Patel, I would have been... Listen, Schiff. Yeah, they're enemy people. They helped you push that damn Russia hoax. The lies, the lies, the lies. So that's the enemy. Yes, they are. I would have just said it just like that. Shut his ass right up. Boom. I don't know if you can shut Schiff up, but there is... Oh, you can. Stuff something in his mouth. You make an extremely valid point.

[00:23:12] They should have arrested Schiff for mortgage fraud. I don't understand why he still hasn't been arrested for mortgage fraud. I don't get it. But, you know, that's what they do, right? They cheat. They lie. And when they tell the American public, when mainstream media jumps in and they collude against the American public, that's a conspiracy. That's concurrent criminal enterprise. When they generate all the media that supported the lie of the Russian collusion hoax, that attacked

[00:23:37] Roger Stone, that attacked Mike Flynn, and went along with scumbags like Schiff and many others, Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi, and all the other ones that were involved. We got another one, man, in the chat. What's up, Triple Gas? It's very simple. I'm sorry. I didn't... What was the name? The new one? Triple Gas. Triple Gas. All enemies, foreign and domestic. Media that lies, and I don't care whether it's a podcast or it's a mainstream media like

[00:24:06] CNN or MSNBC or the New York Times, Washington Post, anyone. I personally believe that they should be kicked out of the press pool. My opinion is when you lie to the American public, your press pool access should be revoked. They should be thrown out. They're doing the American public a disservice. They're creating division and chaos with intentional deceit. If I was Donald Trump, I'd pass an executive order on that basis. I don't think that that is covered in free speech.

[00:24:33] When you don't present the facts fairly and unbiased, and I think that's the mainstream media, I think even us, you guys know, we don't just protect one side of the aisle. We go after everybody. We want what's best for you and your families and for the country itself. Everything else, it's just minutia. It's just diarrhea of the mouth. All right, George, what else you got here? Let's talk about this federal judge. This is shocking. Yeah.

[00:25:03] Let's see if our federal attorneys go after him, though, because, I mean, look, this is a federal judge that's referring. This is now the affiliate, you know, the DA Larry Krasner, who's Soros funded. Yeah. Right. Which means he's a Soros puppet. Federal judge referred DA Larry Krasner for federal criminal investigation for providing false information to a court.

[00:25:28] And this is, this is, this is, this is sad because this Soros backed DA. I think he, um, he held information on, was on a murder. I think something. Him, Larry Krasner's, uh, prosecutors or attorneys, they were committing crimes such as some ignoring a perjury.

[00:25:53] They, they received a court petition to overturn a 2009 second degree murder conviction. This guy, Dennis Johnson, he was convicted of second degree murder, 2009 for the slaying of Kenyatta Smith. Is that like Philadelphia convenience store. He was sentenced to life in prison without parole. And you know, for like over 10 years, this guy Johnson has been fighting, trying to been fighting his conviction. Why?

[00:26:22] Because the DA's office, I'm going to say alleged that Krasner pressured staffers to provide false information to the court to shield a supervisor from blame. That is fricking very interesting. Judge goes, I have thus reluctantly conclude that Philadelphia's highest law enforcement official, one of his top assistants may have violated the law. This is judge diamond wrote. Can you imagine that? I mean, it happens.

[00:26:50] We, you know, you see cops, some cops make, um, plant evidence or make up statements, you know, just forget people arrested. And you wonder why people always, you know, no matter what, they're getting pulled over for, you know, even a traffic violation or anything. They got their phones out. Cause you, you, you can't rely on body cam. Body cam get deleted. Who knows? Oh, it shut off. Oh, it never turned on. You don't know. So he's revering this guy Krasner and this lawyer Stigler to the district, United States

[00:27:18] district attorney's office for investigation. Plus other appropriate action. I mean, can you imagine you're sitting in prison? Well, I can imagine. I know, but it's a worst feeling when you know you're innocent and you're being railroaded and you're sitting there in a cell. No doubt. It's not easy fighting from a cell. I can tell you that. It's damn near impossible. And they know that they do that intentionally.

[00:27:46] Unless you have money where you can pay for outside lawyers and stuff. It is tough. It is not easy. Yeah. Shitty law libraries, shitty access, limited access to everything. It's not good. Almost impossible. Really? All right. I have a clip. Let me play. Let's play it. You guys are the best of this. ...stigler to the DOJ for possible criminal investigation.

[00:28:11] The judge alleges Krasner and Stigler sought to pressure prosecutors into presenting a false narrative to the court and allegedly pressured staff members to lie for them in relation to a 2009 murder conviction. The judge called the conduct troubling and is asking the DOJ to investigate possible perjury and obstruction of justice. Krasner says he respectfully and vigorously disagrees and plans to appeal. Neither man has been formally charged.

[00:28:40] Shocking video out of Texas shows a suspect kicking out the window. What's up, Buckingator? I haven't seen you in a while. It's not the judge that's the bad person. It's the DA. The judge is recommending the DA for prosecution. Yeah. Just to clear that up. Yep. Yep. All right. We're going to take a short break here on the The Big Mig Show. I'll be right back with George Ballantyne, Lance Miliatcha. When we come back, Mecca attempted strike. Oof. This is big.

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[00:32:31] When you said you were going to go take this time to rub my meat, I kind of thought you were talking about something else. But now he's talking about he's got the grill heating. All right. George, get your mind out of the gutter. I don't know. I don't know. But all right. Are we in? No meat rubbing during the show. Are we in? Are we going to see a Muslim holy war?

[00:32:57] Because I think Iran and Yemen, the Houthis, they just fucked up because I ran back Houthis. They attempted a strike on Mecca in Saudi Arabia. It was this morning. You know, that's Islam's holiest city. And they intercepted, I think, the drone. And I have a video of it. But, man, I thought all these, what's going on? We did all these Islam.

[00:33:21] I mean, I know there's two different sects of the Islam. I forget what. You have what? What are they? I'm trying to think of the names. One of them is the Shia Islamists, isn't it? Yeah. And the Houthis are Shia Islamists. I, you know, Mecca, where they built the Kaaba, is, again, the birthplace of Muhammad. It's the holiest of holy locations.

[00:33:49] Every Muslim is urged to go to Mecca at least once in a lifetime. And when people kneel to pray, of course, they're kneeling and pointing towards Mecca. I would think that they would wipe the Houthis off the face of the map for this.

[00:34:07] I don't know if a Muslim, somebody with Islam beliefs, could commit any greater, graver violation of that religion than to try to destroy Mecca. I will be surprised, unpleasantly so, if all the Islam religious leaders don't align and decide that they're going to wipe the Houthis off the face of the map.

[00:34:36] And I would be actually disappointed if they didn't do it. I would be disappointed if they didn't make this move. You have to be a Muslim to enter. So I just want to clarify, because I know people put it in the chat, too. It's the Sunni and the Shia. So it's S-U-N-N-I, and the other one's the S-H-I-A, Shia. Those are two very branches. The Houthis in Iran should be facing the consequences for their actions. Again, we know what Iran's all about.

[00:35:03] And the Houthis, in my opinion, I don't under... Let me put it this way. If the rest of the Islam leadership does not align against the Houthis and say, that's it, you guys are gone for good, we're coming after you, then I will be extremely disappointed in what... Wait a minute. ...believers of the Islam religion... Hold on, Lance. Yeah. Purple damsel fly? I don't know if that's it. Purple damsel fly.

[00:35:31] They hate each other over one single verse in a book. What is that verse, if you can, please? I'd like to know and say it on the show. Welcome to the show and chat, too. But... Let's play the clip. Let's play the clip. I gotta be honest with you. I don't know if I should say this. I kind of wish that drone did... Follow the drone, got through. Sorry, but...

[00:36:31] You know, Lance, triple gas. You know, it very well could be triple gas. He's saying this is most likely a Jewish false flag. Could be, but if not, you know, the Jews... Israel's thinking, damn, maybe we should try and blame it on Houthis. You never know with them sneaky bastards. Yeah, they probably blame it on the Palestinians. All right. Blame it on the Houthis. What are you talking about? I was saying that the Israelis would probably... No, they want to blame it on Houthis because they want the war to continue with Iran.

[00:37:00] You know what's crazy? The whole Iran thing. Like, this morning I was watching something. Hold on. I took a screenshot. Let me just... I don't know what to say. All right. So, this has come from the CBO. The Iran war so far has cost us $38 billion over the first five months. $38 billion. And what do we get for it? Higher gas prices. And this is why I'm saying, just finish them the fuck off. Spend another billion or two. Wipe out the IRGC and the Islamic regime.

[00:37:30] And we'll be done with it. And then we get cheaper gas prices, hopefully cheaper food prices. And we can live happily ever after. Is that possible? Spend a couple more billion. Bond the shit out of them. Get it over with, man. Yeah. Well, you know, these decisions, lots of decisions made in Washington, D.C. We see it one way. And, of course, maybe there's a different strategy. This next one hurts. Just like we feel about the Iran war, the U.S. Senate has just failed us again.

[00:37:59] Intentionally so, I believe. Now, I've heard some terrible possibilities. Some people are saying that the U.S. wants to add to the Bitcoin Strategic Reserve. And hence, they don't want the Clarity Act to pass yet. Because they want to buy Bitcoin at the lower price. They want to accumulate other assets at lower prices. Of course, XRP, XLM, you name it. Other tokens. Because, of course, we know that the XRP Ripple Network is a major part of the new replacement for SWIFT.

[00:38:28] U.S. Senate, of course, major setback to the crypto industry and for many of us holders. Landmark bill, the Clarity Act fails to advance. And Democrats' concerns about what? This is their justification. This is the Democrats are saying. About the Trump family profits. They are concerned about Trump and the amount of money he's made in the crypto markets and with his entities like World Liberty Financial.

[00:38:56] So, we wanted clear rules. This was the big bid. Just ran into a wall at full speed, in my opinion, in the Senate. So, on Tuesday, they blocked the Clarity Act from reaching the floor. Halting, which, again, this has been a long-argued effort to build a comprehensive regulatory framework. That's what the digital assets need. And they wanted, you know, they wanted this to be done, as did many others, myself included.

[00:39:25] Of course, this has rattled the cryptocurrency markets. So, that motion proceeded to pull in 50 votes in favor and 49 against, well short of the 60 needed to advance. And four Republicans, Senator Susan Collins, Josh Hawley, Jerry Moran, and Thorne, and Tom Tillis, broke with their party to vote against advancing the bill. Can't say I'm very happy about that. And Bitcoin fell about 3% because of it.

[00:39:55] A lot of other Coinbase shares dropped 10%. Other cryptos dropped. They're saying that this last-minute rewrite failed to satisfy the Democrats' demands for tighter limits on public officials' crypto profits. Well, how about tighter limits on public officials' insider trading? They're basically focusing on Donald Trump and his ties to the crypto industry, him and his family. They said the changes left too many loopholes.

[00:40:22] The compromise we had was a good ethics compromise that would have brought a lot of Dem votes, said Democratic Senator Ruben Gallego, who I don't like at all. He's a piece of shit. But all President Trump wants is for the Senate to give him time to crime. And I won't support any piece of legislation that enables him. More tedious, in my opinion, and damaging to the country. We're trying to be the greatest crypto location in the world.

[00:40:51] The fact that we can't get agreement on the floor because they're worried about Trump's worth. Let's face it. Donald Trump's net worth is going to continue to go up. His family is very focused, Eric and Donald Jr. and the rest of them. They know what they're doing. They're well-funded and they're not stupid. So anybody thinking they're going to be able to restrict his family from becoming more wealthy during this term is crazy. And crypto, let's face it, it is one of the places that many people are going to become wealthy. It's not just the Trumps.

[00:41:20] And I think Congress holding this up, now we're going to have to see if the regulators like the SEC and the CFTC are going to be shaping the rules on their own. And, of course, there's deep-pocketed PACs like Fairshake who are going to have to target these senators who voted no. They're going to have to go after them. There's a lot of money in that pool. And I'm sure Coinbase and many other companies are going to invest even more. There's going to be a lot of political spending ahead of the midterms.

[00:41:51] Clarity Act, shame on you, Congress. You just fucked over the American people again. Okay. Hold on. Can I say something? Can I add to this? Tobacco? George, yes. The handsome guy in the front row. Yes, sir. Yeah, man. Why are you going to be left out, Lance? Stop being greedy. Anyway, so this is a win for who? The bankers. So did... The banking industry get to the senators and all this by, you know, using Trump? Probably.

[00:42:20] Now, should Trump have stayed away when doing like a Melania meme coin and Trump meme coin? Yes, he should have. Should have never did that because it... Let's face it. It's just not a good look. What Trump Media Company Corp does with crypto, that's the business. And that's fine. And what his kids do, that's different. That's the kids. They're allowed to live their lives and make money. But he should have stayed away from that.

[00:42:46] I think this is the bankers, you know, getting their way. Because let's face it, they don't want the Clarity Act passed. They want to stop it at all costs. So, you know, the lobbying groups went to work and look how long. We've been trying to get this passed since the beginning of the year. February, March. January has been every something new, new, new. And we're now into middle of September and still nothing.

[00:43:15] What does that say about the Republicans? And you got the midterms coming. What better way to get crypto, young crypto generation to vote for Republicans? Pass the fucking Clarity Act, you dumbasses. It's like, it's almost like the Republicans are sabotaging the midterms on purpose. It really does feel like that. It does have that feel. It does have that feel. I agree with you, George. I mean, the ineffective and the inability of the Republicans to get anything done.

[00:43:41] I mean, we can't even get past the Sunshine Act. You know, stop the clock change. Yeah. Daylight savings time. We can't even get that. I mean, that's, I mean. I hate daylight savings. Daylight savings time, damn it. GOP. Can we get it passed? That's your security rhythm, you know. Circadia rhythm. It's bad. It's just, it's nonstop. I mean. Yeah. Lance, I want to bring up. I put it at the end. We'll do it, Dan. Go ahead.

[00:44:11] All right. There's been a lot of rumors about a third term for Trump. We've heard a lot of things about martial law. We've heard this theory and that theory. I saw this theory. Now, let me say this. I only bring this up because I heard a story from somebody. You heard a thing? Yeah, I did. I heard a story that, and I didn't know if it was correct. But I'm starting to wonder if there isn't some validation in that story. I heard a story about the ticket potentially being Vance and Donald Trump Jr.

[00:44:40] I heard this story weeks ago. Donald Trump Jr. No. Please, no. I don't like Jr. But go ahead. And I'm not saying I agree with this ticket. But I'm a big Rubio fan. I like Marco Rubio. I think he's one of the good ones in the administration. I like the way he operates. I don't like Susie Wiles. And the problem with Rubio, he comes with Susie Wiles. I don't trust Susie Wiles. Susie Wiles is the cancer in the Trump administration. Let's just face facts. So I don't trust Susie Wiles.

[00:45:08] And because of that, that's my one hesitation with Rubio. But everybody said, is it going to be Vance? Is it going to be Rubio? A lot of people like Rubio. You guys in the audience. I got to listen. I got to if if I had a choice and my choice was me to pick, I would go right now with DeSantis. OK, because at least he's been doing a lot of the right things. He's been doing a lot of right things in Florida. He's banning flat cameras. He banned Sharia law. I mean, he did a lot of great. He's doing a lot of great stuff. At least he's getting shit done.

[00:45:39] Yeah. So I look at so I look at Vance and Rubio. I like listen. I love Vance and Rubio. They're all part of administration. They all could be in Trump's years and saying, listen, we need to get these people arrested. We need to get this shit done now. If they don't, then, you know, that's that's that's on them, too, because they're all part of this administration. So, yeah, that's only that's only there's where my hesitant is. The reason I bring this up and I can understand your hesitation. The reason I bring this up, George, is because I heard about this.

[00:46:08] I heard about that possibly that would be a Vance Donald Trump Jr. ticket. It's been mentioned. And people are calling that the Trump third term behind the scenes. Now, this professor, his name is Professor Zhang. I wanted to play this for you guys again. I'm not saying this is a fact. It's just that I would have felt like I was doing you a disservice if I didn't put this on the table. So Trump's third term doesn't end with an election. This guy is contending that it ends with a siege of New York City. He's laid out two paths.

[00:46:38] We know about the National Emergency Act is on the table. And because of the SCOTUS ruling, I believe the discussions I heard this again yesterday, that the discussions have even increased on that possibility because they now know they can't count on SCOTUS. They were counting on this USPS block to try to clean up the voter rolls. So he's saying that the National Emergency Act is too past. The Constitution gets treated like a suggestion.

[00:47:02] They put Donald Trump on the ticket and then Donald Trump kind of steps aside, but it still leaves Donald Trump and other Trumps in the White House. Can we just hear it? I got to hear it. You got me confused. This is interesting. So let's get an audience. I'm not saying this is 100%. I'm saying because I heard that that was a mention of a ticket that has been discussed at that possible ticket. This is this guy's theory. And he's pretty well read and pretty big on access.

[00:47:31] He's got, he's got, I looked him up yesterday. He's a real serious guy. Professor Zhang. Here we go. All right. So my prediction number one is there will be a siege of New York City. All right. So let me explain my logic. I was here last time and I said that Donald Trump will get a third term and he's been joking about it. He's been talking a lot about it. He's been social truthing about it.

[00:47:58] And so let's imagine what happens if Trump gets a third term. Well, you would have a lot of pissed off people, especially in the major cities of Los Angeles, San Francisco, Boston, Chicago and New York City. We should probably just pause there because there is a constitutional ban on serving three terms.

[00:48:22] The primary barrier being the 22nd Amendment, which was ratified in 1951 by Franklin D. Roosevelt, who won four elections. It establishes a strict term limit for the presidency. And the text in this 22nd Amendment explicitly says no person shall be elected to the office of the president more than twice. So how could that happen?

[00:48:43] Well, let's just say there is a national emergency and the president is forced to suspend the constitution. Then he could theoretically have his third term. It's also possible that in 2028, he decides to run as the vice president and have his son, Don Jr., run at the top of the ticket.

[00:49:10] And then once the election is over, then Don Jr. would resign and then Donald Trump would become the president. And there's nothing in the constitution that prevents him from doing that. So there are two possibilities. There isn't anything in the constitution that allows the U.S. president to suspend the constitution in a time of a national emergency. It's president.

[00:49:33] So, for example, during the American Civil War, Abraham Lincoln was able to suspend habeas corpus, which is a constitutional right in the U.S. Constitution. And during World War II, Franklin Delano Roosevelt also did many unconscionable things. For example, interning the Japanese population in caps.

[00:49:55] There's nothing that some court could do against this because a lot of U.S. politics is convention. It's agreed upon norms. But if a U.S. president is like, well, screw these conventions, there's nothing anyone else can do about it. All right. So let's imagine, okay, just for the sake of this argument, Trump gets a third term.

[00:50:21] What will happen is these cities that are democratic will be an open revolt, meaning they will refuse to pay taxes to the federal government, but they will also not welcome ICE federal agents into their cities, which creates conflict between local law enforcement and federal law enforcement. And historically, if that were to happen, then the president, U.S. president, usually thinks that he has responsibility to quash this insurrection.

[00:50:50] Right. And so this would, over time, lead to the siege of New York City, where maybe federal forces, along with possibly militias from other states, possibly red states that favor Trump, they would try to besiege New York City by cutting off the food supply and water supply to New York City. And this would be a conflict that could go on for years and years.

[00:51:22] Very interesting. Have you noticed that both those people talking are both foreigners? And they're talking about how a U.S. president could possibly go for a third term. I find that very interesting. I mean, listen, we can cut off food and supplies right now just to get the government to try to do some stuff. Imagine that, trying to cut off food and supplies in New York City. That would take a big coordinated effort.

[00:51:50] And that's the problem, just trying to coordinate people to even begin to speak up and try to install a new government. That is our dilemma. You need one representative from each state. Somebody got to, you know, step up and handle their state. And we all coordinate. Lance, you got Colorado. I'll take New Jersey. You know, it's an interesting thing.

[00:52:15] There's so many discussions in the Oval Office about how to fix the country, right? And they know they're being obstructed by Congress and they're being obstructed by the judiciary. I don't think anything's off the table. And I do believe at this point, based on what I listened to yesterday, that the National Emergency Act is getting more likely by the minute. Now, is that going to change the ticket? He becomes a wartime president.

[00:52:42] You know, that the, you know, the writ of habeas course is suspended. And it would also stop Congress from doing, going into impeachment. So is that the solution? Maybe. When you have a weaponized and criminal Congress and you have a weaponized and I believe criminal judiciary, right? When you have executive branches that are supposed to be a separation of powers and you have them doing things that you know aren't good for the country and you know can't be fixed through a legal process.

[00:53:11] You're left with limited options. So I think that they're running Donald Trump and the administration into a funnel. And at some point, I think that we're going to see some very dramatic action. All right. I want action tonight. Satisfaction. All right. You guys have seen the fraud. Trillions of dollars. You've seen it USAID. You've seen it with the PPP loans.

[00:53:39] You've seen it with the pandemic funds. You've seen it with Medicare and Medicaid fraud. I mean, the list just goes on and on and on. Stephen Miller comes out and I like Stephen Miller. He says the scale of welfare fraud is so massive that illuminating it alone could balance the entire federal budget. That's right. He's saying that the amount that's been fleeced for us is hundreds of billions of dollars. I think it's trillions.

[00:54:07] If those dollars that went out of the Treasury went to individuals who were properly, lawfully, correctly eligible to receive them, the numbers would go way down because most people aren't receiving those funds legitimately. I think every taxpayer, every American, it doesn't matter. I don't care whether you're a conservative or a liberal. You should be angry about that because it is impacting. It's like Social Security.

[00:54:35] It's all the things that these administrations funneled towards illegal immigrants. It's all the theft that the executive branch has participated in in itself. I think Stephen Miller is right over the target. George, what do you think? I'm trying to think. How much is our deficit each every year? Like, what's our deficit a year? Do you mean, you know? I mean, right now we're over $40 trillion in debt. I'm not talking about what's the deficit.

[00:55:04] I don't know what the deficit is at this point. You know, I'm not sure. Hold on. I'm looking it up. Come on, AI. So we're approximately $1.97 trillion as of August. Budget deficit. Yeah. Listen, if we get rid of all that fraud that they're doing, we probably could. But the question is, if you get rid of all that fraud and balance the budget, we need

[00:55:34] to stop them from trying to fund other shit and keep spending more money where they're going to go back into a deficit. That's the key thing here. And you said it best, Lance. I remember you saying this, saying that if a politician can't balance a budget, then they can't run for re-election. I think you can shut it quite down. If you told Congress, we're not going to, you can't, and you can't go on break. Like, no breaks until you balance the budget. They run the money like it's just this. No breaks.

[00:56:03] Well, if they can't fund the government or if they want to hold up funding. Yeah. You can't run for re-election. You can't take a break. There are no vacations. You have to stay there until you balance the budget. We haven't had any attempt by Congress to balance the budget for decades now. I can't remember the last president that tried to do it. I think it might have been under Reagan. What? Balance the budget? No, no, no, no, no. Maybe Clinton. Clinton had a balanced budget. Clinton was actually, he did a lot of good things. If he didn't do the Monica Linsky thing, he'd have been all right.

[00:56:31] Listen, if you could have got rid of Hillary Clinton, if she could have died before Clinton took office, I think Clinton might have been a better president because of it. I think living with Hillary Clinton, can you imagine her up to her scams constantly? I mean, I got to say, listen, I can't blame Clinton for the Monica thing, being, looking at his wife Hillary. I mean, I'm not justifying. I'm just saying. Let me just play this clip. I'm going to get in trouble. I'm not abiding by our laws. And the amount that has been fleeced from us is in the hundreds of billions of dollars.

[00:57:00] I believe, based on what I've seen and what I've heard, is that we could balance the federal budget if the only dollars that went out of the Treasury went to individuals who were properly, lawfully, correctly eligible to receive them. And that ultimately is going to be what we have to do as a country. In the meantime, because of the vice president's leadership, you are seeing the most muscular, robust, aggressive, dedicated, determined, and speedy effort to shut down criminal fraud

[00:57:27] that has not only ever occurred in the history of this country, but in any developed nation. So thank you. Hmm. Well, thank you. You're welcome. Then we have this clip. You found a great clip. This is, I don't know when this was, but this was when I can't even fucking remember her name. Jesus Christ. The U.S. government sent $2.7 trillion in Medicare and Medicaid money overseas to people who are not eligible to receive it.

[00:57:55] My question is, why is anybody who are overseas getting Medicare and Medicaid? Are they living in another country where they're here to retire and go and doing that? And that's 8% of our current national debt. Here's my question. Is anybody blown away by how shitty so many government agencies are at their job? How do you send money overseas for people and not think, are these people even eligible? $2.7 trillion in Medicare and Medicaid money went overseas.

[00:58:25] Now imagine if that money wasn't sent overseas, imagine what that money could have been used for to help the American public, people that are on Medicare and Medicaid, like my mom, I, you know, I just wanted to remind people, you know, Medicare isn't going broke. It's that the money is being stolen. Now, who's the benefit of that? I don't know. When you talk about $2.7 trillion, I wonder how many congressional members got their piece of that or their families did in some subversive illegal way.

[00:58:55] I just wanted to remind that when I found, when I got this clip, because I was thinking about what Stephen Miller said, and then I thought about this clip and I wanted to go play it. Here it is. I'll go back to Doge just for a second. Earlier, the subcommittee headed by Chairman Marcia Taylor Greene, her and her staff discovered $2.7 trillion in improper payments to Medicare, Medicaid, overseas, to people who should not have gotten it. Some of this room might have missed that press conference.

[00:59:23] Can you elaborate on what the president is thinking at this point? Well, again, that's another example. There's a very long list of the fraud, waste and abuse that Doge is identifying on a daily basis. Elon Musk also talked about yesterday about Social Security payments that are going out the door for people who are no longer with us. Unfortunately, I would say that is certainly a fraud. There's also a lot of contracts. They've identified that just as a hypothetical example are a million bucks, but only 500,000 went out the door. So where's the rest of that cash?

[00:59:53] And so that's the thing. Those are the things that Doge is working on every single day. And I would just remind everybody in this room, this is what President Trump campaigned on doing. He's delivering on a promise that seven. Yep. Can we get our funding back? But I mean, this is what happens when you have so many corrupt politicians in the government. I mean, they're everywhere. State, county level. You know, you think they can't balance the budget, but they can't find trillions of dollars lost at the Department of Defense, right?

[01:00:23] Here's here's 2.7 trillion. We know about all these foreign illegal invaders that have been running these Medicare and Medicaid scams. Yeah, the FBI is doing a great job tracking them down. Are we clawing back this money? How about all the other money that was stolen from USAID? Doge was really important. And I haven't heard about a lot of Doge arrests. What about the people that were running the 14 magic money computers that weren't on the treasury system? They were individual computers where you and I, if we had one of those computers, could just

[01:00:50] issue payments to anybody we wanted without any oversight, without any approval, just put in a name, put in a company. George Balentine, a billion dollars. I mean, you could just do whatever you wanted with those magic money computers. I haven't heard about any arrests. I look at this and I think, imagine what this country could be. Imagine the services you and your family could be getting. Imagine that we wouldn't have $40 trillion in debt if all these people were arrested, if all these people were stopped.

[01:01:19] The theft is nonstop. And to be honest with you, I think both sides of the aisle are participating. All right, George, what do you got here? Another Democrat looks like he likes to commit crimes. Yeah, this is a Democrat state rep from Maryland. And he lied. And guess what? We got the body can to prove it. He lied to police about drunk, being drunken, driving, whatever. He hit and run. And guess what?

[01:01:45] The cops let him walk without a sobriety test as he says, governor will take care of it. Isn't that nice? He lied to the police. We can't say he was legally drunk because he was never tested, but you know, look, you know what? Watch the clip. During the past month, we fought for Annapolis police records of the incident involving Senator C. Anthony Muse. We recently obtained the bodyboard camera footage. Are you still telling it or?

[01:02:15] Yes. Okay. I don't think you can be able to drive it. No. I'll just talk to him. Hey, I'm officer dealing with the Annapolis police. Just let you know my body can to look. So, huh? My driver actually parked me here. I'm a senator and I'm there for the special session. Oh, okay. My driver parked me at the end of the neighborhood. Oh, okay. I got you. The reason that I got called out originally is the vehicle had hit another vehicle's mirror. That's correct.

[01:02:44] Muse's recollection does not just contradict eyewitness accounts, but also this surveillance footage we exclusively obtained of the lawmaker parking the car, getting out, and walking alone. Then there's the emergency dispatch audio. 911, where's your emergency? My car was hit. Okay. And what is your first name? Dana. Is the other vehicle still there with you? I'm not sure. He didn't stop. I'm actually pretty sure he's intoxicated.

[01:03:15] But somebody saw him do it and they kind of went and found him and said, did you know you hit that car? And then he came back and gave me his information. Annapolis City, please. Okay. I'm going to stand by for a take on the 4th Street. It looks like the senator just entered the vehicle. Yep. I'm not sure if he could be driving. Arriving in Annapolis, please provide at Muse several options to resolve the incident. So I'll give the few options.

[01:03:42] The easiest would be, I would say, so you could have someone come and drive it off to wherever you need it to go. To the west end. Okay. So if you want to have someone else come and do that, we can do that. You can have it get towed and I can give you a ride to the west end. I mean, those are your two options that I'm offering. Or we could run through a bunch of field sobriety tests and then determine if you're good to drive. And then you can drive. But so it's up to you. How are you getting over to the west end?

[01:04:11] I'm going to drive right up west. Well, they said that they're going to tow it. I believe. Because it's on the sidewalk. Okay. Then how would I get to the west? I was going to say, I don't know if you need me to give you a ride. I can give you a ride there. Wow. That's fine. Huh? However, that's fine. You're fine with that? You want me to give you a ride? Yes. Would you please? Yeah, I can. The governor will take care of it. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. That's right. It sounds like Senator Mew said the governor or government will take care of that.

[01:04:40] We sent questions to Governor Moore's office about the claims. We do not hear back. I'm just curious, people. How many times, how often do you think a police officer would give you that opportunity, give you choices? Well, we can give you severe sobriety tests or we'll just tow your car. An officer even offers you a ride home. How many times has that happened in life? Probably zero. Zero. But here's the other thing. He said his driver drove the car.

[01:05:09] So is the police going to go after the driver for a hit and run because the driver took off then? Even though the vehicle's there, but he physically took off. I'm curious and want to know if the police are going to go to his driver and charge him. Is he going to take those charges? Or is he going to fess up and say, wait a minute, I wasn't driving. What are you talking about? I didn't hear the officer say anything to that. But offer him a field sobriety test or if not, we'll just tow your car and I can give you a ride. I mean, is that a trick question?

[01:05:39] I don't know. Yeah. You got to wonder. Corruption at its best. We got one more little story I just found. Yeah. There's been a lot of questions about President Xi Jinping's health. A lot of concerns about it. This is interesting that the prime minister of India, Narendra Modi, paused a speech to check on the well-being of his Chinese counterparts. So I don't know if he was just under the weather.

[01:06:08] Is this ongoing medical concerns for Xi Jinping? I don't know. Let's play the clip. Is it okay?

[01:06:38] Is it okay? Your Highness, Excellencies, Namaskar. I'm hot up, man. So something's going on there. I know there wasn't a lot of audio with that, but it was an interesting interaction. So we'll keep on top of it.

[01:07:06] Of course, if Xi Jinping was to have medical issues that wouldn't allow him to do his job or if somehow he passed away, it would be kind of an emergency situation. We don't know what leadership would really step into that power vacuum in China. Not that- Oh, they'll install another communist bastard. Don't worry about it. Yeah, I'm sure they're already ready to do so. All right, listen, we're out of time for today. If you love this show, it's easy enough. Hit that follow button. You can leave us a Rumble Rant tip on the way out the door or a paid subscription. We're happy to have all those new listeners and subscribers.

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