Florida has officially SUBPOENAED Anthony Fauci & Congress Voted CONTEMPT OF CONGRESS |EP900

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[00:03:24] 888-526-7154. Don't forget to tell them the Big Mig Show sent you. Break me off a piece of that prepper bar. All right. All right. All right, what? There's always a lot going on. We talked about the only solution for Fauci many times on this show.

[00:03:47] Knowing that currently that blanket garbage pardon that went all the way back to 2014 issued by Joe Biden as a cover-up. Well, he's been operating, of course, with immunity and impunity because of that pardon. Disgusting, I know. We all hope that somehow they would drain the swamp. Joe Biden being one of them. They would get rid of all those auto-pend pardons. But no, none of that's happening. Not at all.

[00:04:13] But at least the states are taking the initiative. Florida and many other states are going after Fauci. And Florida has just officially subpoenaed Anthony Fauci. And I think it's a big deal because, of course, it's the only way to make Dr. Death face the consequences for his horrendous,

[00:04:36] self-serving, narcissistic, selfish, serial killer actions. How do you feel about this, George? The subpoena's out. Do you think we'll get some relief? I mean, when I hear subpoenas for Congress or subpoenas for the DOJ, I don't know. I'm conditioned. I go, eh. But I don't feel like this about Florida. Dr. Death, huh? I like that. No, you know what? I have faith in Florida.

[00:05:04] Listen, if there's, and I'll say this because you try to be legal, even though we know. But I'll say it for the liberals out there. If Florida finds Fauci at fault that he broke the law and whatever, how many ways, this and that, then I have faith in Florida that they will indict him.

[00:05:25] So, like I said, I said, you know, Florida would be, um, be smart, especially for DeSantis, if he's going to take a 2028 run. I mean, because if he has this under his book when he's on that debate stage, hey, I'm the only one that actually, you know, convicted for Anthony Fauci for all the debts and crimes. I mean, that will propel him because a lot of Americans are, a lot of Republicans want to see that.

[00:05:52] So, yeah, this is a big move by this for DeSantis on his aspirations. Uh, of course. Listen, let me tell you something. DeSantis will get my vote right there for that. How about that? Well, I have to tell you that. Because I didn't see no convictions from coming from the, this administration. Yeah. Yeah. You know, the one thing this administration doesn't recognize is all those promises about government gangsters and drain the swamp is rolling over onto, uh, Marco Rubio and J.D. Vance.

[00:06:22] Nobody really knows who's going to be leading the way on the presidential run. You know what? I love that you brought that up, bro, because you, they can't get their way out of this because you had the presidents here, both Vance and, um, Rubio. So, I don't want to hear, oh, you know, administration, this, and that. No. You're the top dogs in the administration. You have his ear. He takes your advice and listens. So, I don't, I would just, I'm trying to save you guys when this comes about.

[00:06:51] So, might as well get some shit going. Because remember, Lance, you always bring this up, Lance. Yeah. Um. What's his name from the war room? I can't remember his name right now. Oh, my God. Bannon. Bannon. Got the same thing like Fauci right now. Contempt of Congress. And he was put away in jail. Well, we're going to get to that. But what's good for the goose is good for the gander. And, you know, contempt of Congress is okay.

[00:07:21] I mean, if Fauci gets a couple of months, all right, whatever. It's just not what we want or deserve. I mean, listen. Fauci's actions caused a tremendous amount of damages. Damages to people's families, to their businesses, to their lives, to their loved ones, you name it. And the fact that our own federal government can't bring the justice system to bear because of these shitty canned pardons.

[00:07:49] I believe in the power of the presidential pardon. But I don't believe in the pardons that were auto penned, you know, for Biden, why he was in Delaware or he was somewhere else. That I don't believe he ever approved. And I don't understand why Fauci's pardon goes all the way back to 2014. What did they know about 2014 that they needed to cover Fauci for that? But, yeah, I think it's a big move by Florida. You know, I know they subpoenaed. You know, I know that the contempt of Congress has been voted. And, yeah, great.

[00:08:19] I think the max sentence for that might be six months. A year. One year. Yeah. I mean, listen. Give him a year. I'd love to see him make his way through prison for a year. I get. I know you understand. Because of that pardon, really, the government has no basis to even charge Fauci with anything because of the pardon. Until they try to eliminate that pardon, it is what it is. So the fact that they're not trying to look into the pardon. Yeah.

[00:08:47] You know, it would be hard to prove that Biden didn't know that he was getting a pardon and they were using auto penned because his brain is mush anyway. So it would be hard. That's the point to prove to try to remove that pardon. So, I mean, now it's up to the states. The only way I believe those parties could be effectively removed if you overturned, if you proved the criminality and the fraud in the Biden election. Right? And they said they caught them all. Donald Trump said it. He said they caught them all. You know what, Lance?

[00:09:17] There's a story. We're going to get to that. Something came out this morning really damaging about that. Well, my thing is, you know, we've seen so much fraud in our system. We know we've got a third world nation election system. But I don't see the arrests. I don't see the deep state arrests I thought we were going to have that we were promised. It's what I voted for, to be honest with you. Sure, I voted for the improvements in our financial, you know, system here in the United States.

[00:09:44] But I don't even necessarily see that that is rolling down to individuals. I have lots of friends and family that are complaining about the prices everywhere. That their money's not going as far. They're getting squeezed at the pump. They're getting squeezed at the grocery store. They're getting squeezed by their insurance companies. They're getting squeezed by the interest rates on their credit card. We still never got that 10% credit card interest that Donald Trump was promising. That never came through. I know the banks didn't want to go along with it. I know that's the problem. The banks never want to go along with anything. That's why the Clarity Act still hasn't passed.

[00:10:14] Can you imagine the Clarity Act still hasn't passed at this point? It's unbelievable. But look, the AG, I got to give it to him in Florida. What's his name? Earthmire? Am I pronouncing that right, George? I don't know. He kind of looks like Tim Tebow. Yeah, he does. Right? Yeah. So they issued a formal subpoena to Dr. Fauci under Florida state law seeking a breadth of documents ranging from what we knew, when he knew it, to what he knew, when he knew it, his doubts about the safety and efficacy of the vaccines that he's out there promoting.

[00:10:44] I don't know if you saw it. They're now promoting a third booster for people. I hope nobody's foolish enough to get it. Who is? Medical advice? Oh, yeah. Pfizer did a promotion recently. The third booster will really take you to the top. Didn't they try giving out third boosters? Isn't this like the fifth one? Wouldn't it be? I don't know. I saw this thing that was talking about how Pfizer. You know how many boosters I got? Zero. Yeah. You know how many COVID shots I got? Zero. Yeah. Zero vaccines here. Zero boosters.

[00:11:12] You know, you brought it up since you brought it up. You know, I don't know if the FDA just approved the MRA technology for. mRNA. mRNA. Sorry. Thank you. For the flu vaccine. Oh, great. How many flu vaccines I've gotten in my life? Zero. Zero. Never gotten any flu vaccines. You know how many times I've gotten a flu? Zero in life. I'm just saying. Just fucking saying.

[00:11:43] You have to be cautious. Big Pharma loves to peddle their wares. That's how they make their money, right? I mean, that's how they're so incredibly profitable because they charge us so much. You know, I still don't know if the true costs for pharmaceuticals have dropped. I know the president promised it. I know some stuff has dropped. But not everything. You know what, Lance? This dude, A.G. I don't know how you say his name. It's funny. Uthmeyer. I think it's Uthmeyer. Uthmeyer. He gets his done. There's a governorship in his future.

[00:12:14] Yeah. Yeah. He's definitely. He's young. He's got the looks. He's smart. He does look like Tebow. He does, right? Watching the video because he looks like maybe Tebow's brother, but he does look like Tebow. All right. Let's play the clip. All right. Tim Tebow's brother. Tim Tebow's brother. Mr. Anthony Fauci. Mr. Attorney General, you got the floor. What are you doing? That's great to be here. Well, just about an hour or two ago, we issued a formal subpoena to Dr. Fauci under Florida

[00:12:41] state law, seeking a breadth of documents ranging to what he knew, when he knew it, his doubts about the safety and efficacy of vaccines that he's out there promoting. And we're really focused in on his self-dealing. Evidence has come to light that he was trying to personally profit off of this. This is outside of his government duties, his official role. He's trying to pursue book deals, awards, get connected with high rollers that might help

[00:13:09] him come into millions and millions of dollars. This is wrong, and it could go towards a deceptive trade practice, fraud, public nuisance, you name it. I think there's many aspects of Florida law that now are implicated. So what's the evidence that you're pointing out here? Well, a lot of it, he revealed himself in this diary. We've got communications, emails with subordinates where he's asking them to help work on applications for these awards. We know one award in particular, he made $900,000 on that.

[00:13:38] Again, this is separate and independent from his government salary. Interesting. You know Senator Johnson came out, I think it was today, this morning. He's got Fauci's cell phone from during the pandemic. Gonna be going through that now. Even though, really nothing, they can't do nothing because he's got a pardon, but it could help Florida out.

[00:14:03] Good news is, is that the DOJ has a tremendous amount of evidence and the AG from Florida could request copies of everything they got. He could also work with Senator Johnson. He could also work with Paul, you know, Paul Rand. And he could, he could definitely get the information that they've discovered and use that in his case. Because let's face it, the investigation has been lots of information, you know, uncovered in Washington, D.C. It's just unusable because of that blanket pardon.

[00:14:32] But it's not unusable for the Florida AG, that's for sure. Well, my, you know, I got to say, good job on Florida. Good job on DeSantis. Good job on AG Uthmeyer. I hope that Fauci can face the consequence of action and maybe some, a bunch of states, other states are looking at this. I think they should enjoin the action. I think that they should use Florida as a spearhead and bring multiple state actions against him. But we'll have to see, you know, there's always a strategy in this. I'm not sure what their strategy would be, but I don't think this would be the only state.

[00:15:02] And what's interesting is I wonder what the civil liability will be if Fauci is convicted at the state level. How much does that expose the Fed to civil lawsuits by the people that were harmed by Fauci's actions? If he is criminally convicted in any of these states that are participating, what does that do for the federal government? Are they going to be liable to all the people? I hope so. Because I think it's a sham that they aren't right now.

[00:15:30] And I think that the pharmaceutical companies need to, I know they did this as an experimental vaccine, but they sure pushed it like it wasn't experimental. I don't know what their liability will look like if Fauci gets convicted, but it probably won't be good. Who? Where? Florida? The pharmaceutical companies in all the other states. If they convict Fauci criminally, what I was saying, George, is if they convict him criminally, does that open up enough civil liability for the federal government?

[00:16:03] It's not a question we can answer. It's more a question wondering what the consequences will be if and when he's convicted criminally in the states. That's interesting. All right. So let's give this, let's give Rand Paul's video a play here. Sure. Seeing no other motions, the question is on reporting of an original resolution regarding contempt of Congress. The clerk will call the roll. Senator Johnson. Yes. Senator Lankford. Aye. Senator Scott. Yes.

[00:16:32] Senator Hawley. Aye. Senator Moreno. On behalf of the millions of people harmed by Anthony Fauci, resoundingly, yes. Senator Ernst. Aye. Senator Moody. Aye. Senator Peters. No. Senator Hassan. No. Senator Blumenthal. No. Senator Fetterman. No. Senator Kim. No. Senator Gallego. No. By proxy. Senator Slocken. No. By proxy. Senator Paul. Yes.

[00:17:03] Mr. Chairman, on the vote of those present, the yeas are eight, the nays are five. On the vote by proxy and for the record only, the yeas are zero, the nays are two. On this vote, the yeas are eight, the nays are five, and the motion is agreed. Yep. You know, I was surprised. Fetterman voted no, right? He did. Which was a shocker, actually. I kind of expected him to vote yes. I thought he'd vote yes, too, and I was kind of shocked. But I'm sure he was pressured into it. You know, the Democrats are. He don't give a shit.

[00:17:33] You know, he must, because he voted no. I mean, I don't know if they pressured him, but he's not one to back down if he gets pressured. But, yeah, it's disappointing. I don't know. It's a vote. It's a no. All right. All those people that said he's going to vote, whatever, said he'd probably switch parties. Now you know it's not going to happen. So the committee is going to make a direct referral to the Justice Department on this.

[00:18:02] They're going to bypass a full Senate floor vote. Yeah, that could be a problem, though. It's going to, of course, require 60 votes and face the filibuster. Maybe not. I mean, they must think they have a legal basis to bring it directly to the DOJ. Jonathan Turley said in an interview this morning, he says, and I'm going to quote him. He goes, holding a high-ranking former official contempt is never a small move. He said the committee is actually pursuing a direct referral to the Justice Department,

[00:18:28] bypassing a full Senate floor vote that would have required 60 votes and obviously would face the filibuster because freaking Senate GOP don't want to drop the filibuster. But he said that's a shortcut and it's going to face legal challenges. But he said the case law around contempt and the Fifth Amendment is the context is surprisingly thin. And he goes, you know, Fauci's pardon that covered back to 2014 is now central because

[00:18:58] Chairman Rand Paul framed the questions to stay inside the guidelines or the pardon's scope. And by that, he's saying they argue that Fauci no longer has a valid Fifth Amendment claim on those matters because he can't be prosecuted for the underlying conduct. Only for potential perjury if he lies while being questioning. Well, that was supposed to be the argument of why he wasn't allowed to take 111 or 112,

[00:19:25] whatever it was, Fifth Amendment plays. And I looked at some of the legal support that looks to me like it's legit that if you get a presidential pardon, you no longer really have access to the Fifth on anything for that time period that's covered. So in Fauci's case, it's 2014 to what? Mid of, I don't know, 25 or whenever he got the pardon. And that pretty much, pretty much chops it up. Anything in that time period when he's asked a question,

[00:19:54] he's supposed to answer with full transparency and honesty. Yeah. It's a violation of the pardon not to do so, which makes me wonder, is there a legal basis for a revocation of the pardon? You know what? They probably could find something if they wanted to. So who knows? Yeah. But, you know, maybe, maybe Anthony Fauci will reconsider and go back in front of the fucking firing squad and say, all right, I'll answer your questions.

[00:20:25] And he knows if he would lie, he'd be hit. So it's done. Fauci, you're done. You're exposed. Hopefully Florida goes after him. You know, I wonder, Lance, let's say three states go after him, right? Mm-hmm. Let's say Florida is the first one to get a conviction. And then another state gets one, they get a conviction. They can make their sentences consecutive. They don't have to run together with the other states. Is that right? Or what do you think? That's correct.

[00:20:56] So, you know, you get... If an individual state gets a conviction, let's say Florida got a conviction for five years and then Texas got, was in on it. I don't believe Texas' Senate has to run concurrent. I believe Texas could run its own sentence. Okay. All right. So, you know, we always talk about the unit party here. How our three-letter agencies suck. But, I mean, it's even on the state levels.

[00:21:22] Because the White House has just declassified some documents this morning. You know, I'm going to say John Solomon's doing a great job finding stuff and helping to get it declassified. And some people look at his document, oh, there's nothing crazy. But, and this is a big but, Maricopa County recorders voter registration data was hacked in 2020.

[00:21:49] And they say this is like, appears to be the Elliot Kerwin hack from November 2020. That was, that was investigated by the FBI. And then, no, I don't know. The investigation just vanished. Nothing. We knew that part. But what you didn't know was 633,000 voter files, including, check this, this is crazy. 930 that was sensitive, non-public data were taken.

[00:22:20] I should put the doc, hold on. Let me put the one document up. Yep. This is crazy, Lance. I mean, what's crazy is they knew about this and nobody declined to do anything. 633,000 records, including 930 voters that were not publicly available. You know what's weird? Why weren't not, the question, another question I have is when they say out of 633,000, 930

[00:22:48] voters were not publicly available. Why would that be? Aren't, isn't it all supposed to be public? I don't know. But they did find, they did, but they did get included. They got domestic abuse victims files. And this is coming from now, Cash Patel saying this. I mean, they said in an interview in November 2020, with their redacted name, the hacker believed they had extracted one to two million files.

[00:23:16] They're saying it's like around estimated to be four gigabytes of data. They used the PowerShell script to exploit that Maricopa recorder's website. But this is, and this is how you have Uniparty, where we the people need to stand up and, and that's enough, because this is just Arizona. So the U.S. attorney in Arizona, attorney general, who, by the way, was a Republican,

[00:23:44] he had the Maricopa district attorney and the Pima County district attorney, all declined to prosecute, but despite having all the evidence, and they even had a freaking confession. Yeah, this hacker thought he sold a million to two million files, four gigabytes of data, using something called a PowerShell script. That's what I said, yeah. Yeah, so it's interesting to me that, I don't know, I just didn't, and why didn't they prosecute? Of course, they didn't want to go public. There you go.

[00:24:13] Maricopa was already under fire. There you go. Well, you know. But you have to say, like, you remember when they had hearings in court, like, you know, about that election? Did they hide this evidence and stuff from the lawyers? Because that would have made a difference in their cases when they were suing and stuff. You know, I don't know.

[00:24:42] It looks like Maricopa reported the intrusion through the Arizona Counterterrorism Information Center on November 2nd. By election day. So November 3rd, the incidents that were being circulated among federal election security officials. Now, if that's not reason enough to be concerned, of course, this person tried to delete these files, tried to get rid of them before the feds got a hold of it. I think it's, I don't, this is pretty unbelievable.

[00:25:11] And the fact that they covered up is even more. I mean, are they going to bring criminal charges against these Maricopa officials? Why would they? Did it? So this is what, here. The hacker, listen, I'm going to read this statement from the hacker. The hacker acknowledged that he knew he was going to be visited by law enforcement. So what did he end up doing? He deleted and reformatted his hard drives and deleted his Google Cloud data. So he confessed to the destruction of evidence while seeming to knowledge he was aware he had committed a crime.

[00:25:41] But no one would investigate. Not the U.S. Attorney, Arizona Attorney General, Maricopa, Pino County District Attorney. And you know what, Lance? Who was the Pima County Sheriff? Do you remember? Wasn't that Sheriff Wham? Yes, sir. Was he aware of this? I don't know. Did they? Maybe not. But this is crazy. I mean, think about what we're talking about here. The U.S. Attorney wouldn't go after it. So the feds knew, and they should have.

[00:26:10] I mean, this is pretty incredible, this kind of cover-up. And it's federal election interference. And the officials, when they didn't go after him and when they didn't report this and they didn't let the public know, I think it's misprisions of a felony. I think they all became co-conspirators. Even the U.S. Attorney, knowing about it and not prosecuting, probably became a co-conspirator. Question I have for the administration, the question I have for Cash Patel is, are you going to go after all these government officials for the cover-up? Are you going to go after all these people?

[00:26:40] Because it hasn't been seven years. Statute of limitation is seven years on federal crimes. So you tell me. You got plenty of time. You got plenty of facts. You got plenty of evidence. Cash seems to know. So, Cash, my question is, are you going to go after the U.S. Attorney that didn't prosecute? Are you going to go after the Arizona Attorney General? Maricopa or Pino County District Attorneys? Or maybe all the other gunpowder officials that knew about this and didn't do anything about it? I don't know. Are you going to have the balls to actually prosecute a U.S. Attorney, a federal U.S. Attorney,

[00:27:09] for not doing his job, protecting the American people, enforcing the statutes and the code? I don't know. My guess would be, no, you won't do jack shit. And this administration won't do jack shit because they don't arrest government officials. They don't prosecute government officials. Deep state arrests? What are those? They don't even know what the definition of a deep state arrest is. Here we are. More of the same. The Republicans should be up in arms about this.

[00:27:36] You know, I got to be honest, George, until you showed me this story, I hadn't even seen this story. So pretty incredible and pretty disgusting. So I'm just reading something in the chat. I'm talking about blackpilling. The Dems and Rhinos will never have power again. Blackpilling this and that. Well, never have power again. But we have current Dems and Rhinos that are in power right now. Because here's another big scandal.

[00:28:04] This John Thune came out with saying that. I mean, not not John Thune. Just the news. John Solomon came out and said, John Thune and Tom Cotton are blocking DOJ from obtaining Brennan transcripts before U.S. Senate committees. And impeding the investigation of the former CIA chief. Seems like those are Rhinos.

[00:28:34] They're still in positions. One being a Senate leader. Why are they blocking this? Can John Thune be any more of a scumbag than he already is? I mean, he can't get the Save Act done. He doesn't really show true leadership. Tom Cotton, I'm, you know, jumping on board. You're going to block the DOJ. And how do you block the DOJ? Why doesn't the DOJ just raid Congress? See, this is the whole thing. These institutions and these agencies have power. What do you mean they're blocking getting Brennan transcripts before the U.S. Senate committee? Screw that.

[00:29:03] Just raid the place and snatch the frickin' transcripts. See, this is what I don't understand. When one agency pushes against another, why doesn't the other agency use its full force in effect? Why? Are you trying to protect Thune and Cotton? How come the FBI didn't raid wherever these documents are located and just go grab them? They're required to transmit them. They don't have the right to cover it up. So DOJ investigator Joe DiGenova, they're stopping him.

[00:29:31] Well, Joe, have the FBI, have the U.S. Marshals. Give them a warrant. Have them go in there and snatch what you need. Why wait for these jackasses? If you're going to wait around for Thune to do anything, you're sure as hell. And Tom Cotton, shame on you for being part of this. Unbelievable. But yeah, they're definitely rhinos. And remember, on this show, we talk about everybody. We're not going to just go after the Democrats. We're going to go after the Republicans, too.

[00:29:54] Because I'm not just blindly giving anybody support, this administration or a political affiliate in any way or any agency, just because, well, you know, you've got to support it. Trust the plan. I don't trust the plan. My trust for the plan went out the window three or four months into the Trump administration's tenure. Everybody can say, oh, you're being impatient. I'm not being impatient. You guys keep saying that right until the end of this, Donald Trump's term. And I've got to tell you right now, a lot of people aren't happy.

[00:30:24] A lot of people are bitching and moaning about Massey and MTG and Tucker Carlson. You know? They probably feel the same way that I do. I mean, I'm not defending anything they're doing. I'm not promoting what they're doing. I'm telling you right now that there is not shit getting done fast enough. Here's another question. Why is Acting Attorney General Tom Blanche refusing to authorize a subpoena to the U.S. Senate to obtain those documents? Anybody can answer that question?

[00:30:54] I'm looking in the chat. I want to see somebody give me an answer for that. Because he doesn't want to do it. And so how do you expect, how do we trust that Todd Blanche is really going to go do the right thing? Go after anybody that's supposed to be criminally freaking locked away. So John Stoon and Cotton have been refusing for four months. I guess the first request came in late January, early February.

[00:31:20] And they're refusing to provide Joe DiGenova to the prosecutors in Florida, which is the Florida case that everybody seems to be thinking is going to help, to the Miami U.S. attorney, to the Justice Department. What are you waiting for? When they refused in January, when I didn't have my stuff the first of February, Todd Blanche, Cash Patel, I would have been kicking in their doors. Why don't you treat them as regular Americans when they refuse a subpoena, when they refuse a demand? How come we're kissing their asses?

[00:31:50] Thune and Cotton don't deserve special treatment. They're just a couple of people that got elected. That's the problem. They always hold these government officials like there's some higher level of authority, like there's some kind of a demigod. The statutes, equal application of the law, Todd Blanche. Equal application of the statutes, Cash Patel. Why don't you just raid and go get what you need? Go to the Senate Intelligence Committee where they store this stuff and just go in there and seize it. Take boxes of shit out of there. You don't have to ask.

[00:32:19] Get the warrant. And this is what I mean. I mean, this goes on and on and on and we hear about this stuff and it's disgusting because I guarantee you if you refuse to provide this stuff in January or February, if George and I refuse to provide it in January or February, what do you think would be happening? What exactly do you think would be happening right now? Because I can tell you what would be happening. They'd get a warrant and they'd raid you. They'd take whatever they want and they'd tell you you had plenty of time to comply and you didn't comply and this is what's going to happen.

[00:32:49] What about the prosecutors down in Miami? Why don't you issue warrants? You have jurisdiction. How about the U.S. prosecutor that's handling the Florida case? Why aren't you issuing warrants? See, this is what I mean. This is four months burned up or even more than four months. You got January, February. Let's just not count January. We'll just say February, March, April, May, June, July. I mean, how long are we going to wait? You're six months in.

[00:33:16] You don't need to wait six months to have Thune do the right thing or Senator Tom Cotton. Screw those bitches. We're just a couple of people with a title as a senator. Who cares? I've said it all along. Stop giving these people service. These people don't deserve service. Stop giving them. Stop taking care of their lawns. Stop delivering their Amazon. Stop going to their houses. Stop their dry cleaning. Stop it all. Because, man, they are not doing the job for the American public. This is disgusting.

[00:33:45] I want to bring some up. So it's really not so much in Trump's hands, I'm going to say. It's more in the people he gave positions to, like Cash Patel, three-letter agencies and them, attorney general. Because Trump may not be aware of every little document and stuff. He only goes by his briefings and what is being told to him. So if they're leaving stuff out, then he's not aware.

[00:34:13] However, if he does know and doesn't do anything about it, then it's an issue for me. Like, Janine. Hold on, Lance. Let me finish. Lance, let me finish. Let me finish. Janine Pirro. I'm going to take that case example. Her ass got called to the White House and Trump was pissed. And I don't know what he said to her, but she was walking out with fucking heels and hands and boxes and stuff. Haven't heard from her since, really.

[00:34:37] And that's because she didn't want to prosecute the Lincoln Memorial shit. That and I think a couple other people she dropped now, too. So, but you don't know. But now he's going to be aware of this because he's going to see this if he sees the news and stuff. Go ahead, Lance. I'm sorry. I was just going to tell you that I would assume, because if John Solomon has a decent relationship with Trump, I would assume that he's probably given Donald Trump a full briefing statement, a full report on this. I believe Trump has it. I'm not blaming Trump for this.

[00:35:07] I'm blaming the DOJ. I'm blaming the FBI. They sure didn't waste any time when it came to arresting and investigating and indicting J6ers. Seems like the system can work really quickly when they want it to. Why wait around for John Thune? You guys already know he's a rhino piece of shit. Tom Cotton, same thing here. Why wait? And here's the question. Why are Thune and Cotton, you know, why are they protecting Brennan?

[00:35:34] You would think by now they recognize what Brennan was all about. Why would they protect John Brennan? You tell me that, George. Because they're all complicit in it. They're freaking rhinos. Co-conspirators. You guys, you know, they know the crimes are committed. Why do you think Thune doesn't want to get this A-back passed? Because he's a piece of shit. Because they're all complicit in on it. Same with the Dems. They all want to be able to cheat. They don't want voter ID. Hold on.

[00:36:01] When you have a corrupt AG, like Merrick Garland, of course, yeah, they went after the J6ers and all that. Because you had so much blowback from Democratic Congress and senators. And, you know, they all spoke out. But when you hear the GOP, they're like, you know, mice. They're, you know, they're quiet. They're so scared. All right. Let's play John Solomon's clip for the audience. Let's. I'm going to go back to being a reporter for a second.

[00:36:31] I do not know this information from anything I've gained in government. I can tell you with 100% certainty that Republicans are obstructing the investigation into weaponization. There are two Republicans I can name by name. Senator John Thune and Senator Tom Cotton. They have refused for months. Four months now. The first request came in late January, early February.

[00:36:57] They are refusing thus far to provide to Joe DiGenova, to the prosecutors in Florida, to the Miami U.S. Attorney, to the Justice Department, the transcripts of John Brennan's interviews with the Senate Intelligence Committee. They have refused to do so. I'm going to call out a third name because I don't understand the Justice Department's behavior.

[00:37:19] When a body that's separate of the executive branch doesn't comply, every other time in American history, go back to Iran, Contra, go back to Watergate, the Justice Department subpoenas the Congress. For some reason, the acting attorney general, who wants to be the permanent attorney general, has not authorized a subpoena to the United States Senate to get those documents.

[00:37:42] Those documents will allow the prosecutors in Miami to decide whether the charges are warranted against John Brennan. The idea that Republican senators will not cooperate with the Republican administration is ridiculous politically, but it's illegal. It's obstruction.

[00:38:00] There ought to be a grand jury subpoena sitting in the Senate clerk's office, and there ought to be a court case yesterday compelling this because the Justice Department has been delayed by eight months by two Republican senators who have the responsibility and the ability to deliver this. You want to get to the grand conspiracy case, you need the missing evidence, and the Senate possesses it. And as of this date, I can find no evidence they've turned it over, and there is no grand jury subpoena because the clerk of the Senate would have to report it publicly.

[00:38:30] I just checked the congressional record again today. So Todd Blanche, Tom Cotton, John Thune, you got some explaining to do to the war room posse. So Blanche, you always say, like, there's no prosecution. We always say, both of us, I should say. But this is why. You know, we know they have the grand jury, the panel in Florida in the Southern District trying to go after the Russia-Kalusin hoax 2020 election. I'm just curious.

[00:38:59] Is Todd Blanche not trying to force this out because he wants to get confirmed first and he needs the votes from Thune and Cotton? That could be it, too. Maybe. We don't know. Time will tell. I don't know. It's time to put Tom Cotton and John Thune on Front Street. You guys should, when you get done with our show here today, I'd go over to Thune's account on X. I'd go over to Tom Cotton's account on X, and I'd call them out for what they're doing. Say anything you want.

[00:39:28] Call them names. Curse at them. Who cares? I wouldn't let these people walk down the street. They're awful human beings. They're not doing the right thing for the American public. All right, listen, stay tuned. We're going to be right back when we come back. DEA Administrator going out there. He's calling out some stuff. He's definitely bringing the rain and the pain. Stay tuned. The Big Link Show. I'll be right back with George Ballantyne, myself, Lance Miliacho. It's tip of the spear, baby. You know how we do it. Yeah, don't go nowhere.

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[00:43:49] Any and all support. Anything you can do is greatly, greatly appreciated. Yep. A lot of work doing our government. But here's an agency. You know, you don't hear nothing much about what they're doing. Usually you hear, like, big bus, something. But the DA administrator came out. His name, Terry Cole. It came out, I think it was yesterday. He said, talking about trafficking, drugs, going to go after people. I don't want to say the whole thing because I don't want to spoil it for you. But they've been kind of quiet.

[00:44:19] Have you? I don't know, Lance. You heard any big bus about coming from the DA? No, right? No. But, you know, it looks like they're getting to ramp up. They're going to be doing things. Cartels. And you see what he said here, which is important. He says, or use public office to protect the cartels. Which is almost him telegraphing that they've connected cartel money to political officials. So this will be interesting.

[00:44:46] Is he telegraphing or is he just setting the groundwork for a major offensive on cartels? I don't know. Listen to his words closely. I think the guy is, this guy's been doing a good job over at the DEA from what I hear. So let's play the clip. DEA is more focused than it's ever been on dismantling CJNG and bringing its leaders and members and facilitators and corrupt enablers to justice. Let me be clear.

[00:45:15] If you traffic deadly drugs, profit from the suffering of others, or use public office to protect the cartels, this is your warning. DEA is coming for you. No title, no position, or political connection will shield you. This includes... Go get them. Get them.

[00:45:37] He specifically named the CJJG, which of course is the cartel that's probably reinvested in infrastructure, maybe more than any other cartel. You've seen their guys. They're dressed up and they've got cell phone jammers and all kinds of sophisticated equipment. They look like special forces guys. They've got APVs. They've got, you know, armored trucks. These guys are really sophisticated. They are well entwined with the...

[00:46:03] So maybe the CJGG specifically is going to have a bunch of problems. I've often said that to deal with the cartels, you're probably going to have to do drone strikes in foreign countries on a regular basis. You know, they've been going like working in Colombia. Well, you haven't heard much of that smart Alec Rosenbaum, you know, leader in Mexico. You haven't heard really a lot from coming from Mexico, really. She's kind of just shut her mouth. She hasn't said a whole lot. I'm sure she got a warning.

[00:46:32] But I hope the DEA goes after all of them. They're ruining a lot of lives. The cartels definitely need to have some high pressure. All right. Trump. Before you say that... Democrat is socialist. I didn't want to say it. Trump has got him in his sights. What do you think? Oh, I think everybody's got him in his sights. But before I was going to say this, you know, when he was speaking yesterday, he had a lady, her husband, and two kids up on stage.

[00:47:01] They were talking about Trump accounts. And one kid went to his mom to the podium. Trump's right behind her. And then he was going by, like, towards the stage. And Trump ran after him to, like, make sure. And the kid goes back to his mom. And Trump said something. I didn't want him to do a Biden, Trump said. It was funny. A Biden. And then the kid actually said something like, thank you for the Trump accounts. It was cute. And then Trump went on. And he's attacking the DSA. Specifically, Abdul El-Sayed.

[00:47:31] And it's funny because... Careful, you got to say his name right. I say Abdul. Until he comes and meets me in person, teaches me how to say it correctly, I'm saying Abdul. That's what I'm saying, Lance. It is what it is. When I watch Abdul... And even Trump said it. When I watch Abdul, he's full of shit. He's just... I mean... It's just classic. Play a clip. Everyone, every time this has happened, and you do that, you go through squalor. And add the word again.

[00:48:01] Filth. Crime. Death. Destruction. Embarrassment. You lose your home. You lose your apartment. And that's where the communists will take us 100%. When I watch Abdul, he's full of shit.

[00:48:30] I agree. He is full of it. But of course, you know, that's what we got. We got him and Hassan Piker. Two people they ought to just shut the hell up. I guess a counterterrorism expert just told the Senate in a hearing in Michigan, Democratic Senator nominee Abdul also has deep ties to the Muslim Brotherhood Network and terror link groups through his father-in-law.

[00:48:57] And I don't know what M-Gage is, but pretty interesting. So Saeed has been connected to the Muslim Brotherhood Network and terror link groups through his father-in-law. So this is a top counterterrorism expert that delivered this bombshell warning Wednesday during the Senate judiciary because I'm going to be hearing on the Muslim Brotherhood's network

[00:49:20] operating hidden in plain sight in America that this is obviously a major national security issue. I mean, what do you think of this, George? This is crazy. He mean, he delivered this warning, right? And he's talking about, I'm going to say Abdul, Lance. I don't, I don't know how to say his name any other way. I'm sorry, but Abdul, Al Saeed is, has deep ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. Okay. Do we have proof of that?

[00:49:50] Show the, if there is proof, show the proof because the Muslim Brotherhood is designated a terrorist organization. If that's the case. So why is the father-in-law still being allowed to walk around? Because the GOP sucks. I mean, why didn't they go after that hacker in Maricopa?

[00:50:15] Why are they letting, um, why is Thun and Cotton blocking them information on, on Brennan? It's the same fucking story. But if, if this, this expert, I mean, I don't know, did he show proof? But he goes, I look at the connections of his father-in-law. That's two, hold on, groups. I mean, that's a father-in-law, but you gotta, you gotta show that he's involved somehow.

[00:50:44] But if, if this is the case, if he's involved, he shouldn't be running for any office. Matter of fact, they should all be locked up. But like Lance just said, why aren't they? Play the clip. Good question. Why aren't they? Abdul El-Sayed's candidacy for Senator in Michigan concerns you. Yes, sir, it does. Why is that? Well, to begin with, uh, I look at the connections that his father-in-law, Chakaku Tayyib, has two Brotherhood-linked groups.

[00:51:13] This includes being the president at one time of CARE Michigan. Also his presence on the Islamic Society of North America Founders Committee, which is only for those most exclusively devoted to ISNA and provides significant amounts of funding. There are other known Brotherhood members on that committee. Um, I would also look at El-Sayed's ties to a group called M-Gage, which purports to be a, uh, Muslim sort of get out the vote or, uh, candidate recruitment organization.

[00:51:42] But it has close ties to CARE. It was created by a former CARE member who at one time was on a terror watch list, uh, and was also a consultant to convicted terrorist Samuel Arion. Do you believe the Islamic Society of North America, or ISNA, is an ongoing part of the Muslim Brotherhood network in the United States? Yes, sir, I do. There were some HLF documents that reflected, uh, hesitation by the Brotherhood

[00:52:11] that they thought perhaps they were losing control. Let's talk, I'm looking at something up. Well, I mean, I hear these things, right? When you have an intelligence guy that's got a briefing he's giving to DC, and I'm sure he's in front of the Senate Judiciary, I'm sure he has the goods. I just don't understand why we're allowing people that are connected to the Muslim Brotherhood to operate here in the United States. They wouldn't be allowed to operate in another country if they were connected to a terrorist organization.

[00:52:40] So, I have to, I have to correct myself, and I apologize. So, the Muslim Brotherhood in America is not designated a terrorist organization. You know, the countries they have, yes, but not here. How is it possible that the Muslim Brotherhood is designated as a terrorist organization in other countries, but here it's not? I don't know, but the U.S. Department of State and Treasury has designated specific regional chapters and leaders as global terrorists. So...

[00:53:10] That doesn't even make any sense to me. I don't know. So, okay, what regional chapter is, um, Abdul El-Sayed and his father-in-law, are they part of any of these regional chapters? And, I don't know. I don't know what chapter they belong to. But, thank you for correcting me in the chat. I forget the person that said that. All right. Where are you? This is pretty incredible. You guys, I don't know if you guys know this. You can get personalized Coke cans. Oh, it's a clam favorite. What?

[00:53:39] You want a Coke can, you want it to be personalized as a gift for holidays or birthdays. You can get grandkids' names on it. You get your kids' names. You can get your wife's name. You can get the name of your company on a can. Coke came out with those personalized cans. You pay a little extra. They give you the printed can. They mail it to you. This is pretty incredible. If I hadn't seen the video, I had a question whether it was legit. I would have had to go over and do it myself. But, they basically just exposed Coca-Cola. Pretty ugly.

[00:54:09] So, this individual goes on there and he types in and says, you won't believe this. They'll do all these other ones, but they won't do this one. He types in, Allah is king. No problem. That's allowed. He types in Satan is king. No problem. That's allowed. What do you think happens when he puts in Jesus is king? Not allowed. Basically, no. So, they'll print the devil on a can.

[00:54:36] But, of course, if you want Christ on a can, Jesus Christ, no go. We've got a copy of the clip as he's doing this online on the actual website. So, he brings the goods. Let's play it. Hold on. I'm doing it. Hold on one second. His name is Ryan Half. I just did. I just went in the site while you were talking and typed in Jesus is king. And, it says this name or phrase you submitted is not permitted. All right.

[00:55:06] Let's play his clip. Coca-Cola. I'm going to need an explanation for this. All right. We're going to do this one live because I don't want to see any comments that, oh, this is a conspiracy theory, blah, blah. You can see we're on the Coca-Cola website URL right there. We're going to scroll down to personalize our Coke can. The first entry we're going to try is Allah is king. No issues with that. You can see it on the Coke can. Next entry we're going to try.

[00:55:37] No issues with that. Let's even try Satan is king. Zero issues with Satan. Now, let's try Jesus is king. Now, that's where there's issues. So, you can still see the Satan on the Coke can here. Immediately rejects. Jesus is king. Going to need an explanation on this one.

[00:56:04] So, while that video is playing, I continue doing, trying. I guess they corrected it, Lance, because you can't put Allah as king. You can't put Satan as king. Does not. It rejects it. But, even though that we need a controversy to bring this up for them to get this changed in the first place, it's freaking ridiculous. Pretty unbelievable. I just don't understand the thinking on that. But, okay. Coke. Kind of fixed it. But, I don't even know if you did fix it.

[00:56:34] Because, why shouldn't you be able to put Jesus is king on your can of Coke if you're going to allow other persons to... Can I read it to you? Yeah. The name or phrase you submitted is not permitted. Names and phrases may not be permitted if they belong to a business, organization, celebrity, public figure, school team, or other trademark, or religious or political nature, or could be considered inappropriate or unsuitable for other reasons. Let me just see something. You're putting Trump as king?

[00:57:04] I'm just going to put Donald J. Trump. Can't put Donald J. Trump. Let's put Biden. You can't even put Biden's name. Hmm. That's kind of messed up that you want to set... Let's say one of the kids. Because Trump likes to drink Coke, right?

[00:57:34] And one of the grandkids wanted to get some special thing with his name on it, but you can't. That's fucked up. Let me see something. Hold on. Let me put my name. Oh, my name is good. I need to get more political, huh? Fuck. There you go. Let me put the Big Mig. Big Mig show is good. Mm-mm. All right.

[00:58:04] All right. Look at that. All right. Let's talk about this. I just sent Trump cans with Big Mig show on it. Anybody else out there want to eat lab-grown meat? Because I know I don't want to. What? What's this is really interesting? So the first national food chain, it appears, that wants to serve lab-grown meat is Sprouts. Sprouts grocers. So they're now selling lab-grown meat because, of course, nothing says natural like flesh that never had a mother.

[00:58:32] So you get kale chips still cost more than therapy. And, of course, the produce section smells faintly of virtue. Sprouts Farmer Markets has done the unthinkable. That's right. They started stocking lab-grown meat. I don't know what's natural about it. I don't know what's organic about it. Not the kind that comes from a cow that once started as a, you know, stared at a sunset, not a living animal. This is the kind of meat that's grown in a stainless steel tank. Is this real meat? No.

[00:59:02] So. It's cellular agriculture. So someone that's like a vegetarian can eat this? I don't know. It's not real meat, though. It's being cellular. Well, I think it's cellularly has the same structure as real meat. I mean, I'm just curious why sprouts went down this road because, of course, their whole thing is natural foods, which they appear to have abandoned now. So they're going to now stock this meat.

[00:59:33] So even the most wholesome grocery chain, I guess, will play God with a Petri dish. I don't know. This is a, it's going to be sold as the ultimate ethical upgrade. Zero animal suffering, lower emissions. The question is, what's it do in your body? This is not as God intended. I think I need to buy my own half a cow or something. How do you trust what's in the stores?

[01:00:04] I mean, you got a question, right? Some people say they've been sneaking it in in other locations. I don't know if it's true. I mean, it does appearance wise. They are getting better and better. It looks realistic, but I, I just, I don't know, man. I don't think this is something that I would ever want to participate in. I know. I have a question for the people out there. Anybody check? Have you ever, ever ordered, like, you could order like a half a cow or a quarter of a cow. And they'll send you, like, they'll cut it all up. I have done that. I'm asking people on the show in the chat first.

[01:00:34] And have you ever got, like, from a reputable, like, good farmer to, let me know in the chat, who'd you buy from? Now, who'd you use, Lance? When was this? It was years ago. I haven't done it in a long time because I don't really have a large freezer here where I'm at now. What did you buy? Like, how much? I bought a quarter cow a couple of times. How much room do you need for that? You know, it was a reasonable amount. I mean, I needed, I had a separate freezer that I stocked it in. And it filled it up pretty well. Quarter cow is a lot of meat.

[01:01:04] You get a lot of ground meat. You get all the extra pieces. You can kind of designate, you know, which part of the cow, the front or the back, or what you're looking for. But it's, this was range-fed, you know, grass-fed, range-fed, organic beef. Very good. I mean, much better than the grocery stores. I thought it was a great buy. And it was a good deal. But by pound, when you got all done, you got a lot of material. You got a lot of steak. Somebody says, go local for your meats and produce.

[01:01:34] Correct. Okay, so really, there's really, by me, I don't even know where there is a local, like a real butcher anymore. I really don't. Produce, yeah. Like, a lot of our produce, we go to, like, they have places that get from the farms and stuff. Farmer's markets? Yeah, farmer's markets. Thank you. But I'm trying, like, hmm. I'm sure you can find a place, George, that does air-free shipping. It's not really. No, no, there's places, I know places that do shipping and stuff.

[01:02:04] I don't know if I know somebody's friends with a guy who actually has a farm in Florida. Yeah. I'm just curious. They refrigerate it and it stays fresh. They refrigerate it and they put dry ice in with it, so it stays cold. All right. EA, I don't want to drive all over. Nothing more American than socialism. It appears to be the, that seems to be the campaign cry for the Democratic Socialists of America.

[01:02:31] And we've got an Ethiopian-born Colorado DSA candidate named Malat Kiros. And she says there's nothing more American than socialism. She's, she's, she's one of those campus radicals. She spent years in college as a professional student. Of course, she was born in Ethiopia like many other DSA radicals who were not born in this country.

[01:02:55] She got her 15 minutes ago but believes she has the right to go to Congress and decide issues that will directly affect our God-given constitutional rights. She's one of those that believes the Constitution should be destroyed and rewritten. And she goes on to say there's nothing more American than socialism. It is proven to deliver life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Clearly, she hasn't done her historical research on socialism.

[01:03:21] I think we just got to play the clip because this is pretty unbelievable that this is the brightest and best we have to offer. And if this is her feeling, then don't stay here in the U.S. Get the fuck out. I don't want you here. I don't want socialism. I don't want communism. If I did, I'd go live in a socialist or communist country. But socialism and communism has failed in nearly every country. Sure, there's modified versions of communism. But look what happened to Cuba. And she's going to claim, I mean, it's right next door. Take a look. This is an idiot.

[01:03:50] And this is what happens when you have this kind of ideology being taught in the educational system. She just, you know, wants to get free to everybody. So let's play the clip. I don't think there's anything more American than subscribing to an economic philosophy that, as the evidence shows, is the only one that's actually capable of delivering things like life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. I really can't think of anything else.

[01:04:18] Socialism has proven to deliver on the values of the Declaration of Independence more than capitalism has. Yeah. You know, when we talk about capitalism, you know, one of the things that folks talk about with capitalism is a theory is that it's responsible for, you know, delivering people out of poverty here in the U.S. More people out of poverty around the world than any other economic system. Yes. Because of the fact that we're going to be taking a look at it in the United States, which isn't the entire story.

[01:04:46] At the same time that a lot of folks were getting delivered out of poverty, there were a lot of social safety programs that were also being created at the same time. A lot of fair labor laws that were being enacted. You know, rights that workers were taking back to make sure that they were not working in unsafe conditions, to make sure that they were earning fair wages. That is not capitalism, right? Unfettered capitalism is where the capitalists, the owners of the means of production,

[01:05:15] are the only ones that are calling the shots. And you are lucky to have the job, and you just have to deal with the conditions. Socialism is about delivering democracy in the workplace and making sure that workers have a say about the conditions that they're working in, about negotiating for the kind of wage that would be fair for the labor that they are contributing to whatever industry it is that they're working in. And I also think that, you know, when folks think of capitalism, I think they think of free markets and competition and, you know, innovation.

[01:05:47] And... What do you think of? I think of monopolies. Well, here's my take. Capitalism offers choices and delivers prosperity, and it's been proven over and over again. Socialism delivers poverty and death. Take a look. Look at the countries that were socialist countries. Look at the people. Look at how impoverished they are. Look at Cuba. Even Russia failed. I believe right now what they have is not really true communism,

[01:06:16] is communism combined with capitalism. Same thing that China does. Leadership seems to be affluent. Their own people have their own issues. But history is filled with examples of this. You don't need to listen to me. You can look at history. Look at the socialist governments and think about where they're going. This is the kind of ideology that's just ridiculous. This is somebody who doesn't have any life experience, clearly doesn't have any historical data to back up what they're talking about. And they're just, you know, repeating what they think the DSA wants to hear,

[01:06:45] and they think they're going to get into Congress. And this is why they don't want to say that fast, because they want to be able to install people like this to destroy our country from within. So... You know, hold on, Lance. I'm talking to... I'm talking to people in chat in Missouri. They... I thought it was property taxes, but they're telling me it was income tax. They voted no on no income tax. I'm trying to figure out why. Who knows? My mod, I'm going to need a detailed description

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