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All men are created equal, that they are endowed by their
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Creator with certain unalienable Rights, by liberty.
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If liberty means anything at all, it means right to tell
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people what they do not want to hear.
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Make America great. Again, welcome back to the big,
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big Show. Of course, I'm your host, Lance
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Miliaccio, with my ride or die guy George Valentin at my side
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doing what we do. Of course, you know this show,
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it's always tip of the spear. That's what we do.
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And the plan is always to educate and unify the country
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one episode at a time. You know, we always try to bring
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you the facts, the sauce, the evidence, the latest news.
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We do it so you don't have to. If you're looking for mainstream
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media lies or blind support of this administration or any
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other, you're at the wrong spot. At the end of the day, we think
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it's a uniparty in DCI voted for accountability and consequences.
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That's what we want. We want smaller government.
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There's a lot of things going on in the news cycle.
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And as usual, Congress, you know, ineffective, not doing
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what they should be doing, our judiciary a problem.
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All they do is want to push back against anything we're doing to
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try to fix the country. They push back on Donald Trump,
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they push back on the citizens, United States.
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And why is that? I can tell you why.
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Absolute immunity, qualified immunity and the belief that
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they are above the law. Of course, that's not what we
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talk about here. You guys know that we're pro
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Division and chaos is what the left wants.
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They want to keep us separated and that's not what we ever try
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George B Man, there's a shit load going on this morning
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already. Lots of stuff rocking and
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rolling. How are you brother?
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How's it going on over in New Jersey right now?
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We finally got nice weather. It's not raining.
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I want to give a shout out to Buckeye, Mcgreen and Miss Leslie
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S something. I don't know.
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Miss Leslie? Yes.
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Yeah. Then we got 360 lady A, we've
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got a bunch of new people in here, but the other two are
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these. One of them said they're mods
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for Doctor Mike Schwartz and I says, well, I might have to
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steal you. So I.
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Don't know exactly that's. How I roll, Leslie, that's how I
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roll. If you want info, I mean e-mail
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me at info@thebigmig.com. But anyways.
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Yeah, well. Today's a good day, I guess.
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Yeah, absolutely. You know, we appreciate the
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mods, we appreciate the big, big mafia and of course the Bongino
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army converts. You guys have been coming in
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droves to our show, I believe. I know why.
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You know, you're not going to lose your man card on this show
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and and at the end of the day, you know that we will give you
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exactly what's going on and doesn't matter what side of the
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aisle you're on, if you fuck up, we're coming after you on this
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show. There's no doubt.
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We don't, we don't really play favourites.
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We want to see, you know, really a a great country and and a
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country that's here for its people.
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These non-stop kinetic events, you know what I'm talking about.
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It's going on and on and on and on.
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And there always, always seems to be this problem in the Middle
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East that we are entrenched in. And I often feel like it's
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because the money buys our government.
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So George, I know you got to do some some other stuff here.
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Let's get started, brother. Dude, we got to do some other
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here, getting healthy. You know, you know caffeine and
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stimulants. I don't know about the
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stimulants part, but I'm definitely living on the
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caffeine part. You know, You know me, I'm on
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round two of coffee already. I've had my nicotine patch.
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I'm rolling, baby. This is what we do on this show.
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High energy. It's all day long.
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You know, George and I are always producing shows.
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And of course, you know, if you have the big, big show, you
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know, you can catch it. Monday through Friday at 11 AM
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here in the Dan Bongino time slot.
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Rumble had us move over probably because we resonate with the
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Bongino listeners. We know we resonate with the
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big, big mafia and of course, don't forget the crypto power
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and of course 11 AMI mean 1:00 PM the global finance forum
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every Friday be cracking that baby out.
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There's a lot of financial news. We'll get to you.
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We kind of do the roundup for the week.
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That's the number one finance show based on views on Rumble
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also, So we're excited about it. You know, cry babies.
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That's how I'm going to start the show today.
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I'm tired of the freaking whining.
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God, there's so much whining and no action.
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All talks, no action and people just putting on an act, trying
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to get in the news cycles, posting online, being paid to
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post. You know, I'm going to say it
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again because I know DJT has watched the show before.
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Maybe he's watching today. Hey, you got you got a bunch of
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laws on the books, FTCFCC laws. Why don't you enforce them?
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Why don't you force these people to tell the American public
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who's getting paid to post, who's getting paid for
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interviews, who's getting paid for this stuff?
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Why don't you make them follow the law?
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We do it on the show. We have a sponsor, you guys know
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it. Genesis Gold Group's the sponsor
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of a show. We love those guys over there at
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the end of the day. Original Glory Beer, another
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sponsor of the show, We love them too.
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You've seen the other sponsors come in.
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We make it very clear at the end of the day, why isn't everybody
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else being held to that standard?
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And this guy, Padilla #1, I didn't even know him prior to
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this, but this, this acting, crying routine, I think he took
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some acting lessons from Newsom, but somebody put this together
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in the exact way that when I see these people crying, what's in
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the back of my mind all. Right.
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Sorry, no. It's OK.
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I was doing. So we're doing what we're doing,
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brother. Let's just play that quick clip,
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yeah? I'm playing it.
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I was forced. To the ground 1st.
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On my knees. And been flat on my.
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Chest. And it was.
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Handcuffed and marched down a hallway, repeatedly asking why
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am I being detained? Why am I being detained?
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Talk about pathetic. You know, when you're lucky
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enough, and I guess in some cases it's not luck, it's being
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installed. But when you've actually been
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legitimately voted into Congress, you ought to really
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think about the kind of crap that comes out of your mouth
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and, and, and the persona you put out in public.
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You're acting as if you didn't weaponize our own judicial
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system against so many Americans over the years.
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Department of Justice is weaponized.
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I'm still not happy with Pam Bondi's results.
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I assumed there'd be much quicker accountability and
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consequences for people like The Dirty 51 + 8.
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I thought they would overturn the pardons of Joe Biden and we
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get a chance to take a shot at the J6 committee and many
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others. But of course, nada.
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Haven't heard shit. Now all of a sudden we hear that
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China was involved in the elections.
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Well, George and I have been talking about that for a year
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and a half. In fact, there's a story that
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showed up in the Gateway Pundit. I feel like I probably gave a
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lot of that information to the Gateway Pundit and they may have
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forgotten that goes about the counterfeiting ballot machines
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in China, all the equipment that was actually counterfeiting.
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They they're saying they got it from the Chinese, some kind of
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Chinese Intel source. I'm telling you that I got that
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from the NFSC and many other sources.
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You guys know, we're intertwined with the NFSC.
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They provide us a lot of Intel that we put out, which is the
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anti CCP and we just showed that stuff.
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Just a short piece of it. George, what show was that?
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We just went over that. The last show or the one before
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we just talked about China? I think 2 shows ago I want.
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To get 2 shows ago I showed you videos of the equipment now all
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of a sudden they're putting the story up but great I'm happy
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they're putting the story up but the FBI should have been all
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over to begin with I I don't want to leave them backstage to.
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Hold on, I just want to give a shout out.
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Yeah, please, because the 2 mods miss Leslie and I don't know.
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I know the, I don't know the other one, but the the Mike
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Schwartz show just finished and they rated our show, which is
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means they sent their listeners over.
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So we appreciate the Mike Schwartz Show.
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Thank you very much. Absolutely.
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Leslie, e-mail me. We'll talk.
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Yeah. And I, if you can give us
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contact and do it for Mike and the team over there, I'd like to
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thank him for doing the raid for us.
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We need to find somebody to do a raid for.
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We need to do the same. Thing somebody after our show,
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but I got somebody we know. Anyway, we definitely need to do
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that. So I want to thank Mike Schwartz
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personally for doing that for us.
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We really appreciate that, Mike, but we'd like to do the same for
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you at some point. Whatever we can do to help you.
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All right, listen, we've got Enrique Theriault backstage.
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You know, you guys know his name.
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It always gets tagged with the proud Boy, but I, but I really
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truly believe Enrique has a lot more than just that one label.
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You know, I asked ChatGPT to give me 5 words to describe him
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last night and interesting what they chose and I think it was
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accurate. They said defiant, polarizing,
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charismatic, ideological, controversial.
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You know, they liked it. When you go look at his BIOS,
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they always got to use American far right.
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Is he really American far right? Sure.
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You know, he's former chairman of the Proud Boys, and a lot of
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people know about their involvement in the political
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America First agenda. But when I put that, when you
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look, when you type in Proud Boy, there's nothing but
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negativity. And what happened to being
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proud, being proud as an American?
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You know, he's, he's gone to, he rose to prominence, of course,
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organizing rallies, including the Stop the Steal, which I was
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a supporter of preceding the January 6, 2020 US capital, you
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know, Fed surrection. But of course, when I typed that
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in, what did they come up with? The US 6/20/21 capital attack,
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you know, I love the way they always want to label, doesn't
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matter whether it's Google or otherwise.
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They continue to try to brainwash the American public.
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That was a fed surrection. It's very clear they were set
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up. They used less lethal munitions
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to agitate the crowd. It was a peaceful protest.
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They opened up the capital. They, you know, none, nobody in
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the, in the, you know, the, the protest opened up those magnetic
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doors. It's impossible to do so.
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They were opened up from the inside and then people went in
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and they used the bathroom. You've seen the videos.
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Yeah, some stuff popped off. But what happens when you start
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hitting people with, you know, bean bags and flash bangs?
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They were using smoke in the crowd to communicate.
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So, you know, there was military and law enforcement in the
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crowd. Anybody that knows anything
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about that, Of course, as a government contractor, we use
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smoke many times to communicate. You guys know how it works for
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the guys out there that are veterans in our audience.
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But of course, you guys know, on the January 20, 2025, deservedly
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so, Enrique received a full pardon and an unconditional
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pardon. And that was a part of the
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sweeping clemency that President Trump was wise enough to go
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ahead and do because he knew these people had been set up and
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they'd fought on the behalf of really the country.
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Not so much him. But, you know, the word
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seditious conspiracy was mused so many times to describe
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Enrique. And I know a lot about the law.
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You guys know, I, I've got a couple paralegal degrees and I,
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I study the law constantly and I'm always looking at that.
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Let me tell you something. If you want to talk about
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treason and seditious conspiracy, we should be talking
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about members of Congress. We should be talking about
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members of the judiciary, members of the DOJ.
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But that's not what happens. Let's bring Enrique in.
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There's no reason to leave him backstage.
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I feel like I've known him for forever.
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What do you? Think one second, one second.
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So you had too much coffee, right?
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I could tell already, Ricky. That's how he does.
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But Doctor Mike Schwartz said he goes, dude, I've been on your
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show, I know you can't see. I told him you can't see the
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Rumble chatter, and you know what's going on.
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I told him I said I know you're on the show.
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Lance didn't realize who it was. No, but I was thanking him for
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rating us. Yeah, yeah, I really appreciate.
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I wanted to thank him in person. Welcome to the big, big show,
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Enrique Tario. I I swear, I think I should have
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worn my my hat and sunglasses today.
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I don't know. But.
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I do me. I'm a rebel.
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I I don't. I don't go with conformity.
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So I'd be myself. It's good, yeah, but now you're
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a minority on this show. You're a.
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Minority bro. I could just mute you guys and
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that's it. I could just put myself on the
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screen. I'll be the majority, you know
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what I mean? So Enrique, I don't know if I
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did you justice on your bio. I like, you know, I kind of dug
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that up just, you know, picking pieces.
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And the problem was is that most of the pieces they wanted to
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force feed me had something negative to say about you.
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You know, it's interesting how much that's been weaponized.
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But you know, I like to always start with people and and
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because I know what the moment was for me, I know how I got not
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converted into not being able to sit on the sidelines.
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And I'm sure politically there had to be a moment when you said
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this is bullshit and I just can't stand by and continue to
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let it go on. So I guess I started that moment
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for me was in 2004. You know, I didn't get pretty
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much involved into politics because of Donald Trump in 2016.
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I got involved in 2004. Unfortunately, I got involved
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with trying to get George W elected for the second time, and
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I've worked every general, midterm and special elections.
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And then obviously in 2016, something electric happened and
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we got the best president since George Washington elected.
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And and then moving forward, you know, I don't want to spend too
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much time on like a little bit of the bio, I guess, moving
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forward. I joined this group called the
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Proud Boys, which was a a very tiny group.
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And people always ask what the Proud Boys are about.
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And depending on who you have on this chair right here is depend
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is is what answer you're going to get get because we're not a
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focused group, but we try to make better men.
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And then Fast forward into the stolen election of 2020.
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We were in the streets of DC protesting that stolen election
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multiple times. January 6 happens and I guess
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we'll get into that. And then subsequently, I was
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pardoned by the president, like you said, fully and
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unconditionally. And I fully and unconditionally
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support the President of the United States right now.
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You know, and, and, and, and of course for us, we really, I, I
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really didn't start to it. It really came, came about 2007
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or 8. I started to really look at what
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was going on. I kind of knew the government
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from a different position. I'd been a government contractor
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and I'd worked for lots of different governments and worked
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all over the globe. And I got to see it, some of
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this stuff from the inside and I, I recognized how corrupt they
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really were and what was really going on, especially
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internationally. I travelled to 41 different
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countries back then when I was a contractor.
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And you know, for me it, it, it kind of became a moment where I
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just saw what they're doing. Of course, I've had my own
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interactions with the government.
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They've never been great. They don't like when you're a
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vocal advocate to, to expose the truth anytime you're over the
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target. You know, we get the same thing
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that I'm sure happens to you, the death threats, the
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undermining and they try to label you in a way that pigeon
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holes you and and they don't want to hear the word patriot,
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right. They don't want to hear that.
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So you you know, you've been called a lot of stuff and one of
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the things most controversially political figure in in of
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course, in recent memory. How do you define yourself
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today? You got the pardon, you're out.
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How do you define yourself activist patriot something else?
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What's what's really behind what you think now?
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None of those actually, I'm just, I'm just a concerned
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person and I don't think, I don't think I say anything
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different than anybody else. Like I'm, I don't, I'm not a
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scholar. I don't sit here and break
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things down for you. Like I see it how it is.
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So I'm a, I'm a concerned citizen and a person that knows
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that you can't just you could be a concerned citizen, but you're
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not going to make any changes unless you're loud or unless you
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get off your ass and do something.
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And I've always done that. You know, in 2004, it was, it
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was a very quick transition from being somebody that was
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concerned into somebody that wanted to act.
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It took about two weeks before I started watching what was
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happening in the 2004 election and I was knocking on doors 2
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weeks later. Given the fact that what we've
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seen in this country, like you said, like we, we've, we've gone
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through a period of, of radical change when it comes to the
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Republican Party, and I couldn't be happier about that.
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So with that, I tell you, Lance, that I, I, I'm not different
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than your listeners that are watching him right now.
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And the only difference right now the, the reason why I'm on
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this show and the reason why you can Google my name and stuff
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like that isn't isn't it? It's because of the left,
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because of those labels, because they labeled me a white
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supremacist. I'm Cuban.
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My first language is Spanish. I'm.
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Laughing. Hold on, I'm laughing because
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somebody to chat I was waiting to ask you goes by.
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Definitely not Karen. So is this the guy that my TV
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told me was the face of white supremacy?
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And he just. Brought it out.
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I was waiting to bring that up to you, but that's why I'm
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laughing. I've been called.
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A white supremacist. Cuban.
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He's Cuban, but he's white supremacist.
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Go figure. I'm.
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Just bad at it. I guess I'm just poor at being a
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white supremacist, but yeah, you.
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Suck man, most people are worried.
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Our you know, we don't for the Proud Boys, we don't care what
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race, religion, cultural background you're from.
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If you're born a man, which is crazy that you got to say that
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in 2025. If you're born a man and you
00:19:11
believe that the West is the Best Western civilization is the
00:19:14
best civilization, we welcome you with open arms.
00:19:17
We're drinking club first before anything.
00:19:20
And we're not a political people think we're a political group.
00:19:22
We're not. Do we have issues like like
00:19:25
issues culturally that are going on in America?
00:19:28
Yes, that and that's what we focus on.
00:19:31
We don't focus too much on the on the politics of the situation
00:19:37
and we have different focuses, right.
00:19:39
So like my focus is St. activism.
00:19:43
Some of the guys focus is more like they do they protest at
00:19:46
drag queen story hour. You know, the guys love
00:19:50
protesting those things because it's so wrong.
00:19:52
Socialization of the children are so you mean.
00:19:54
Grooming Grooming Story Hour. On this show, we call it
00:19:56
Grooming Story Hour. That's exactly what it does.
00:20:01
And you know, there's guys, 90% of my guys, the most political
00:20:05
thing that they've done and the most like activist style thing
00:20:09
that they've done is just go to the ballot box and the general
00:20:13
or the midterms, some of them don't come out, you know, and
00:20:17
that's, that's what the fraternity's for.
00:20:19
It's it's the Brotherhood and 1st.
00:20:23
Yeah, and it's, you know, it's really interesting.
00:20:26
And and then George that I know myself, my upbringing was
00:20:29
completely non political. My parents got their political
00:20:32
beliefs from the TV back then. It was black and white.
00:20:36
You know, it kind of tells you my age and I was I I was the
00:20:39
remote basically flipping the CBS or ABC or, you know,
00:20:44
adjusting the rabbit ears with the tinfoil on them.
00:20:46
We had a black and white. We didn't have a lot of money.
00:20:48
I grew up in a relatively very, very, very low income family.
00:20:54
And you know, so at the end of the day, George, I know your
00:20:58
upbringing, your parents kind of were political somewhat.
00:21:01
I don't know whether that impacted your beliefs now.
00:21:04
I don't know. I wouldn't say they were
00:21:05
political growing up. My, my, my mother told me when
00:21:08
she immigrated here, legally, I might add.
00:21:11
Everybody is. They asked her what they asked
00:21:13
her, what's your political affiliation?
00:21:15
She goes and it was Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy at the time
00:21:21
that she picked them just because she knew Jacqueline
00:21:24
Kennedy the way she was. And then she switched to
00:21:27
Republican after so many years. Nah, my.
00:21:29
Fix wasn't really big in our house back then.
00:21:32
I think it, I think it became big when Reagan started coming
00:21:35
around. Sorry.
00:21:36
And, and I'm going to defer to you on this, Enrique.
00:21:38
I know you, your upbringing, you were in Little Havana.
00:21:40
You know, you got a Cuban heritage.
00:21:43
Do you feel like that influenced some of your stance on
00:21:45
government freedom and maybe even the constitution?
00:21:47
Did that have an impact? Because of course, we know
00:21:49
what's going on down in Cuba. Yeah.
00:21:52
So I was raised in a very political household, a very
00:21:56
right wing household because obviously you guys have seen
00:22:01
what's been going on in Cuba. And when Castro took over the
00:22:05
island, he didn't come praising communism.
00:22:11
He he came in praising freedom and liberty and things like
00:22:16
that. He only became a communist after
00:22:19
the fact due to his brother and Che Guevara.
00:22:23
Now when the when the revolutionaries, when the Cuban
00:22:26
revolutionaries were taking over the island, they, they happened
00:22:30
upon farm, a tobacco farm and they, they needed to use it as a
00:22:38
forward operating base for the revolution.
00:22:40
And they knocked on the door and they asked the people that lived
00:22:45
there, they asked if they could use it as a base for the
00:22:48
revolution. And they said no.
00:22:50
So they went back to the tree line and not that tree line was
00:22:52
Che Guevara himself. Che Guevara gave the order.
00:22:56
The revolutionaries went back to the house, got the two adult
00:23:00
males from the house, put them on their knees, tied their hands
00:23:03
behind their back and shot them in the back of the head.
00:23:07
Those two individuals had my last name, shared my last name
00:23:10
because they were my family members.
00:23:12
So when my, my family fled over here in the early 60s, legally,
00:23:21
they obviously were very political.
00:23:23
So I was born with it. As a matter of fact, every
00:23:25
morning at my house, you know, my dad comes in, my grandfather
00:23:30
comes by and they're in here speaking about politics.
00:23:35
There's usually like 10-15 people at my house every at 9:00
00:23:39
in the morning. It's always about politics.
00:23:40
Like today, I, I, I heard them arguing because they're on both
00:23:44
sides of the Iran Israeli conflict that's going on in the
00:23:48
Middle East. So they were arguing for a very
00:23:50
long time about that. So, yeah, I was raised very
00:23:54
politically charged. My aunt was one of the
00:23:57
assistants for Charlie Crist, unfortunately, and Jeb Bush
00:24:02
during their tenure as governor of Florida.
00:24:06
Gotcha. Let me.
00:24:07
Blow your mind real quick. Hold on.
00:24:08
Let me blow your mind. So I got family in Cuba, right?
00:24:10
My aunt used to be Fidel Castro's mistress.
00:24:14
And oh wow. She brought, she broke it off
00:24:16
right before he was going into power because of that reason.
00:24:19
Yeah, yeah. You can't talk bad.
00:24:22
She she passed away, but you couldn't say a bad word about
00:24:25
Fidel in front of her. Yeah, forget about.
00:24:27
It and that's hard to find. That's hard to find here in
00:24:30
Miami. You know, we got the big exile
00:24:31
community. I go visit the what's called
00:24:34
Zabarigala Venti Cinco SE Dosay, which is 25-O6 assault brigade,
00:24:41
the CIA LED group that tried to go into Cuba during the Bay of
00:24:46
Pigs invasion and got screwed over by Kennedy at the time.
00:24:51
But for the most part, yeah, I, I, I can't say that I wasn't
00:24:56
brought up in a, in a non political household.
00:24:59
It started very young. And, and you said a word.
00:25:02
I'm, I'm sorry. You said a word in the beginning
00:25:04
and people label me far right. Depending on what your
00:25:08
definition of the word is. I'd say that's true.
00:25:11
You know, cuz, cuz Cubans, Cubans, especially Cuban males
00:25:17
are, are, are the biggest, not biggest.
00:25:21
But we vote Republican more than any other category or
00:25:27
subcategory when it comes to elections.
00:25:31
We vote more right wing than adult white males, whether
00:25:35
they're college educated or not. So maybe maybe that far right
00:25:41
label might be depending on who's asking, that far right
00:25:44
label might be accurate. You know, it's interesting, you
00:25:48
know, we, we, of course we, we probably started out, you know,
00:25:53
our originally, we started our show.
00:25:54
We were probably labeled very directly, you know, far right
00:25:59
conspiracy theorists, you know, because a lot of the stuff we
00:26:01
covered was the uncomfortable topics and we were up and over
00:26:04
the target. I've got some pretty good
00:26:06
resources and George has some pretty good sources.
00:26:08
We get some pretty good Intel on what's really going on in the
00:26:10
government. But at the end of the day, I
00:26:12
don't know if you know the the terminology.
00:26:14
Far right is tricky for me because I always think the far
00:26:17
right is really pro country. When I look at our government
00:26:20
and I look at the division and chaos and the destruction from
00:26:23
within and the intent right. And it doesn't matter whether
00:26:26
it's the bribery, coercion or, or, or maybe even the, the
00:26:31
compromising of government officials.
00:26:33
I look at what goes on there. You can talk about book deals,
00:26:35
you can talk about foreign money, you can talk about
00:26:37
foundations, Ng OS, super PACs, the lobbyists.
00:26:41
So many ways the individuals in our government are controlled.
00:26:44
And it's interesting, you know. The whole government's fucked
00:26:46
up, Lance. Yeah, you see the conversion and
00:26:49
I think January 6th is such a prime example of that.
00:26:52
God, I look at what happened there and I look at what really
00:26:56
happened during this. And we got, you know, right
00:26:58
away. We got suspended on YouTube, I'm
00:27:00
sure because it was our stance on the feds direction.
00:27:02
I'm sure it was our stance on, you know, posting about truth in
00:27:06
vaccines and and the rest of it. They chose that we posted some
00:27:10
CDC and Vera's information and make that the point that just
00:27:13
right then suspend us and it looks like it's a permanent
00:27:16
suspension. I don't know that we'll ever be
00:27:18
back on there. That's why Rumble and locals are
00:27:20
our home base really and they treat us really well over here.
00:27:23
We can talk about whatever we want and there isn't any
00:27:25
suppression. It's true free speech, but you
00:27:29
know, a lot of people get a lot of things wrong about.
00:27:32
And George, you and I have talked about this so often about
00:27:35
January 6th, what they got wrong about the Proud Boys, what they
00:27:38
get wrong about the event. But one thing.
00:27:40
You weren't even at the Capitol. Yeah, I was just gonna brought
00:27:43
that up. One thing that kills me is on
00:27:45
Capital Six, Enrique Torre, he he got the most fucked up,
00:27:49
harshest sentence of any of the defendants and he wasn't even
00:27:52
there. How is that possible?
00:27:55
That's a crazy thing. And the worst is worse is we
00:27:58
have a we have a majority Congress right now, Senate and
00:28:01
they ain't doing shit about nothing.
00:28:03
I mean, how do you get a sentence of 22 years and you're
00:28:06
not even there? I'm.
00:28:07
It's 3 words. Corruption as finest.
00:28:10
Go ahead. How it happens is Joseph R
00:28:16
Biden. He is the reason why we were
00:28:20
locked up and and the end goal wasn't us, right?
00:28:24
Wasn't January 6 years as a whole.
00:28:27
The end goal was President Trump.
00:28:29
I'm going to bring up something that I think a lot of people get
00:28:32
wrong. So we keep when, when Trump was
00:28:36
indicted on all these cases, we call them like the the documents
00:28:40
case, we call them the New York case.
00:28:44
But the one that struck me a little bit was they called it
00:28:47
the, the, the Washington one. They called it the DC, the
00:28:50
January 6th case. The indictment of Donald Trump
00:28:55
in DC was not a January 6th case because if you read the
00:28:59
indictment, it has nothing to do with actually what happened on
00:29:02
the ground on January 6th that day.
00:29:04
They were accusing him of like, you know, manipulating the
00:29:08
election other ways by calling the Georgia Secretary of State
00:29:13
or whatever. We know it's all bullshit
00:29:14
anyways. But one thing that was striking
00:29:17
on that indictment, it, it didn't really mention the riot
00:29:20
where he the, the, I'm using air quotes, the riot that supposedly
00:29:25
Donald Trump started. And the reason for that is
00:29:28
because they didn't have a connection to Donald Trump.
00:29:31
Before my trial started, which is the longest trial in DC
00:29:36
history, They asked me. They told me that I'd I'd go
00:29:45
Scott free, I'd get out on bail, and I wouldn't have to serve
00:29:48
another day in jail if I were just to go with their story that
00:29:53
Donald Trump told me through a third party to storm the Capitol
00:29:58
on January 6th. Who specifically said that to
00:30:01
you if you don't mind me asking, if you can say?
00:30:03
It's, it's the prosecutors on the case.
00:30:05
One is name's Jason McCullough. Another one is Special Agent
00:30:09
Nicole Miller, which we have sued including we have as of a
00:30:14
week and a half ago, we, we launched the first lawsuit to do
00:30:20
with January 6th. We're seeking 100 million in
00:30:22
punitive damages and another probably 150 million in
00:30:26
compensation. But for the most part, they
00:30:30
wanted to do that because they wanted to indict Donald Trump
00:30:33
for the events that happened at the Capitol that day.
00:30:36
And I was their only connection at the time.
00:30:40
I refused. And that is one of the reasons
00:30:42
why I got 22 years. I'm not and, and, and just to,
00:30:46
just to hit that far right thing because of what happened in the
00:30:49
Capitol. I, I guess I'm considered
00:30:51
further right. I, I asked people all the time,
00:30:55
people that don't like me, like what, what part of my views are
00:30:58
radical? Like what, what is it?
00:31:00
What's extreme about my views that I want to put America
00:31:04
first. The, the most extreme view that
00:31:06
I hold, and I don't think it's extreme is that there's 22
00:31:10
gun laws in this country and 22 of them are
00:31:12
unconstitutional. Other than that, I don't they,
00:31:17
they try to use the far right and we know exactly what they're
00:31:20
saying With that. It goes, it goes back to the
00:31:22
age-old insult that they're trying to label us as racist,
00:31:29
right? That's exactly what that means.
00:31:30
I'm not, I'm not stupid because there's nothing far about our
00:31:35
views. You know, I, I, I want to put
00:31:37
America first. Anything that that doesn't, I
00:31:40
want it out. Anything that harms America, I
00:31:42
wanted out. The sexualization of children, I
00:31:45
wanted out. So I don't understand what
00:31:49
what's so extreme about my views because they're pretty much
00:31:52
aligned with the president's views and the views of a lot of
00:31:57
your viewers. That is a terminology we use on
00:32:00
the show. Common sense.
00:32:02
Common sense would say that if they didn't look at you through
00:32:04
the optics of a created and falsified narrative, that what
00:32:09
you just said, no, American will shouldn't think that that's
00:32:13
common sense that that's not good for the country.
00:32:16
You know, nobody wants grooming in the schools.
00:32:18
If you think about it, do you really want your children
00:32:20
groomed? Do you really want, you know,
00:32:22
these kind of policies from our own government that seemed to be
00:32:25
structured to the country like unlimited spending?
00:32:28
But that's common sense. We talked to our audience and
00:32:30
I'll say it to the audience right now, we always tell them,
00:32:32
don't worry about what you if, if you don't like what George
00:32:34
and I said, if you don't feel like it's common in a sense,
00:32:37
then go look it up. Go take a look at the story we
00:32:39
just presented. Go see if what we're telling you
00:32:41
is true. If it's true, come up with your
00:32:43
own conclusions. That's what free speech is
00:32:45
about. But at the end of the day, if
00:32:47
what you're hearing somebody say, and I don't care whether
00:32:49
it's the some of the top broadcasters in all media, I
00:32:52
don't care if it's mainstream media, I don't care if it's this
00:32:54
government, if what they're saying to you makes you go, that
00:32:58
doesn't sound like good common sense.
00:32:59
I mean, it doesn't make any sense to me why we would be
00:33:02
involved in that or why we would do that.
00:33:04
You know, I always say walks like a duck, talks like a duck,
00:33:06
It's a duck. And George, you and I cover that
00:33:09
so often. You know, we talk about the,
00:33:11
the, the policies of, you know, these really controlled
00:33:16
narratives and they do such a good job.
00:33:18
And some people like to use the terminology, you know, Operation
00:33:21
Mockingbird, but it's so much more sophisticated than the
00:33:24
early CIA operation. They've really taken it to a
00:33:27
whole different level. And I think it's because of the
00:33:29
unlimited budget and the fact that, you know, $4.7 trillion
00:33:33
can be sent out and not earmarked correctly within their
00:33:37
own budget system. And nobody's going down for
00:33:40
that. Nobody faces the consequences.
00:33:42
You know, George, I mean, you and I, I don't know how many
00:33:44
times we've covered that. What's crazy like Enrique,
00:33:47
listen, IA lot of us have been put through like the system in
00:33:50
one way or another where false. But you look at with look at
00:33:54
Donald Trump with all those bullshit cases, the way they
00:33:57
they changed statue of limitations brought up these
00:34:00
fake arrests and and just look at January 6th.
00:34:04
You would think that they five months in that they'd be working
00:34:07
on revamping the DOJ, the justice system.
00:34:12
So this won't happen to people to any anybody.
00:34:15
It was I mean, it was actually an eye opening for the for the
00:34:18
world to see when they did it to Trump because they've been doing
00:34:21
that for years, for years upon years, especially the inner city
00:34:25
folks. They've been doing it because
00:34:27
they can't afford lawyers. Now you have a billionaire, ex
00:34:29
president billionaire and for for the best.
00:34:33
Larson still got put through the ringer.
00:34:35
But listen, getting getting what?
00:34:39
This is rough. Like what was your reaction when
00:34:41
that verdict came down 22 years for conspiracy and your thoughts
00:34:45
at the moment? I mean, I can just imagine.
00:34:47
I I mean, it's got to be crazy. Like what?
00:34:50
What was going through your your mind at that second, at that
00:34:53
time? I wasn't worried.
00:34:56
I knew one way or another the injustice was going to be made
00:35:02
right. We had three paths to release. 1
00:35:05
was appeals, which we did have a very good case.
00:35:08
The second path was the Supreme Court.
00:35:12
And if because our justice system's all fucked up.
00:35:15
So even if you don't have any faith in those, I did have faith
00:35:18
in one person when human. And his name's Donald J Trump.
00:35:25
I knew for a fact that if Donald J Trump were elected the 47th
00:35:31
president of the United States, that his first act as president
00:35:34
would be to right the wrongs of the Justice Department.
00:35:40
I obviously I couldn't vote, but I supported the president for
00:35:44
one reason, one reason alone. And it wasn't to fix the
00:35:47
economy. It wasn't to fix the issues that
00:35:51
we have with our foreign policy, although he's done all of those.
00:35:55
It was for retribution. It was for retaliation.
00:35:59
And what is retribution? Retaliation.
00:36:01
It's not violence, it's accountability.
00:36:03
And what we're seeing right now, I'm treading very carefully
00:36:07
because we do have legal actions against the government right
00:36:10
now. And just to give you a little
00:36:15
tidbit, and in 2021, when Biden took power and and he appointed
00:36:22
Merrick Garland to be the Attorney General of the United
00:36:24
States by this time, by this time, June 19th, by this time,
00:36:32
he already had arrested 500 January Sixers and taken action
00:36:36
against other Trump supporters. Those people that were arrested,
00:36:45
some of them got to push their trials past the 2024 election
00:36:51
and past the inauguration of Donald Trump.
00:36:55
The reason why I tell you that it's important because if we
00:36:59
don't start seeing these arrests soon by the people that
00:37:03
weaponized the justice system during the Biden administration,
00:37:09
they might, they, they might use delay tactics to go past the
00:37:13
next election, which we don't know what's going to happen at
00:37:15
that election. They could steal another one.
00:37:19
So it, it's important. I understand it takes time to
00:37:23
build these cases, but my patience is is wearing thin
00:37:27
because I know the system, I know how corrupt the system is
00:37:31
and how easily it is to delay justice when it comes to these
00:37:36
people. And, and I think that we need to
00:37:40
really start taking a look at who is leading some of these
00:37:46
departments. And I think the president should
00:37:48
start looking at that inaction. Is is is going to screw us
00:37:54
because we know exactly what's going to come.
00:37:56
If the Democrats win the 2028 election or steal the 2028
00:38:01
election, We will all be in chains.
00:38:05
There is no doubt. I'm not going back, I think.
00:38:08
That's such an important point you just made.
00:38:10
And I think that what people don't realize is that and what,
00:38:13
and what I'm seeing a little bit of a then I'm not thrilled about
00:38:16
is that they seem to be only focused on what happened to
00:38:18
Donald Trump. The Department of Justice and
00:38:21
our judiciary have been weaponized for an extremely long
00:38:23
time against the American people.
00:38:25
Most people haven't had participation in an indictment
00:38:29
or the incarceration system. And when you have that
00:38:32
knowledge, when you when you have that past experience, you
00:38:35
recognize the criminality of so much what goes on that there is
00:38:38
no real relief. And we're going to go into the
00:38:41
details of that. And we I know we've got to take
00:38:42
a short break. After the break, I want to talk
00:38:44
about a little bit about the DOJ and maybe talk about some of the
00:38:48
things that you can talk about because that's one thing people
00:38:51
don't know. And I think we need to pull back
00:38:54
the veil more so than ever now why we've got an administration
00:38:57
that has faced the consequences of a weaponized legal system.
00:39:01
Of course, stay tuned. We'll be back with Enrique
00:39:04
Terrio at Lance Miliaco and George Ballantine here at the
00:39:09
Big Mig Show. It's what we do.
00:39:11
We're going to be at. We're going to be dropping lots
00:39:12
of bombs. We're going to be talking about
00:39:13
lots of stuff, including some of the current events going on.
00:39:16
So stay tuned. The Big Mig Show will be right
00:39:19
back. We'll be right back.
00:39:22
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00:39:25
you guys. That's it.
00:39:26
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Where we at? Well, look, it won't be the
00:45:04
first time you guys have heard me say this is that the majority
00:45:07
of public has had no interaction with the Department of Justice
00:45:11
and even the name is incorrect in my opinion.
00:45:13
I don't believe it's the Department of Justice.
00:45:16
I think the issue we have is that our our judiciary and the
00:45:21
DOJ are, are they conspire together.
00:45:25
What you see a lot of times in judicial orders is that they sue
00:45:28
aspante for the government. They were literally put in case
00:45:32
law. They will put in arguments that
00:45:33
the government's never argued. And you understand as a judge,
00:45:36
what you're supposed to do when you get to the door is you're
00:45:38
supposed to not have any bias. You're supposed to leave your
00:45:40
bias at the door, your political bias, your personal bias.
00:45:44
And you're supposed to listen to what defense presents,
00:45:46
petitioner or the defendant presents.
00:45:49
And you're supposed to listen with the Department of Justice
00:45:51
presents. And then what you're supposed to
00:45:53
do is make a determination. If it's not a jury trial, you're
00:45:55
supposed to make a determination based on what's presented.
00:45:58
You are not supposed to insert new cases, new political
00:46:05
arguments. You're not supposed to do what's
00:46:08
happened across the country with our own president right now that
00:46:12
the judiciary has been pushed, looking at their political
00:46:17
beliefs to try to stop Donald Trump.
00:46:20
They call him a dictator. They call him a king.
00:46:22
That's not their role. Their role is as a neutral
00:46:25
party. And I can tell you that I know
00:46:28
he can't say too much right now. I can tell you the people like
00:46:30
Enrique Theriot and many others for decades have faced the
00:46:34
consequences of a weaponized, you know, judicial system and a
00:46:40
legal system. This isn't something new.
00:46:43
I've talked about it on this case, Securus Technologies, US
00:46:47
versus Novak, the DOJ and others have been eavesdropping on legal
00:46:52
phone calls and you have a right to legal phone calls that are
00:46:56
not recorded, that are not listened to by the Constitution,
00:47:01
but they do. And they, you, you don't have to
00:47:03
listen. Believe me.
00:47:04
You can go on to Google right now, of which even Google, you
00:47:06
know, you know how the results are.
00:47:07
From there, go to Brave, go to anything else you trust as far
00:47:11
as the search engine and type in Securus Technologies
00:47:13
eavesdropping on phone calls. The reason I bring that up is
00:47:16
not because of that, that one issue, But know this, if that's
00:47:19
a crime, you have violated wiretapping laws, you have
00:47:22
violated people's due process rights, their constitutional
00:47:25
rights. Yet nobody, and I say nobody so
00:47:28
far today has faced any consequences, meaning that there
00:47:32
have been no prosecutors criminally charged.
00:47:34
There have no, there have been no judges ruling in favor of
00:47:37
prosecutors facing those consequences.
00:47:40
This goes on and on and, and, and the oversight bodies, the
00:47:43
OIG, the Office of Professional Responsibility, the public
00:47:46
integrity vision that goes by PIN, the civil rights division
00:47:50
and even the bar associations across the country.
00:47:53
These people don't even face sanctions.
00:47:56
They're supposed to be face consequences for that.
00:47:58
They have committed crimes just like if it was just myself,
00:48:00
Enrique Tero, George, if we committed these crimes, if we
00:48:03
eavesdrapped or wiretapped on the DOJI can promise you that
00:48:07
they would be kicking in my door right now, throwing in some
00:48:09
flash bangs and throwing me to the ground.
00:48:11
Probably because of my background.
00:48:13
They talk about me like I was James Bond and none of it would
00:48:16
go well when we got to court. And that's what they do.
00:48:19
You know, I I know you can't say very much.
00:48:22
You, you know, when you first got arrested, Enrique, you know,
00:48:26
and and I and I know you got bounced around.
00:48:28
They wanted to give you as much diesel therapy as possible, I'm
00:48:31
sure. What kind of stuff did you see
00:48:35
that you can actually talk about?
00:48:36
And I don't know what you can because of your case when it
00:48:38
came to the way you were treated post of your first.
00:48:41
And I don't mean when you got finally to your final spot, I
00:48:44
mean why they were bouncing you around.
00:48:46
What kind of behavior, what kind of crimes did the DOJ commit to
00:48:50
maybe are in your court case? And you can actually say these
00:48:52
are listed in my court case. Is there anything like that you
00:48:55
can talk about? Well, first and foremost, Lance,
00:48:59
I I don't want to take away from the pain and suffering that
00:49:02
Mister Padilla, Senator Padilla went through.
00:49:04
You know, he he had it so much worse than I did.
00:49:07
Yeah, Yeah. Poor bastard.
00:49:09
Yeah. I mean, the tears that that the
00:49:11
alligator tears, I agree with you.
00:49:14
You know, congressional member of Padilla, he suffered.
00:49:17
He suffered unbelievable. Yeah.
00:49:19
The problem is, is because in his his, in his own mind and his
00:49:24
own right, he's above the law. So he shouldn't.
00:49:27
Oh yeah, metal, metal cuff shouldn't be dangled in front of
00:49:30
him. Yeah, I mean, he's a
00:49:32
congressional. How dare they arrest a
00:49:34
congressional? You notice that Enriquez is
00:49:36
gonna be God. All these politicians say it.
00:49:40
They all like how dare you? Arrest you.
00:49:43
I could if I'm a. Member of Congress fucking.
00:49:46
Greta Thornburg. But he he's lucky I wasn't the
00:49:51
one that was arresting him. Oh yeah, me too.
00:49:54
Socked them once or twice, but yeah, he's got the.
00:49:56
Taser and some pepper spray, yeah.
00:50:00
So I'll tell you I, I think, I think I've broken many records.
00:50:03
Number one, I'm a very competitive person.
00:50:06
Obviously, 22 years, longest trial in DC history, biggest
00:50:12
case in DOJ in the history of the DOJ.
00:50:18
And I definitely broke another record.
00:50:20
We're actually looking into this through through FOIA.
00:50:24
I think I am the most moved inmate in the United States
00:50:30
ever. I was moved 40 different times
00:50:32
within three years to different like federal prisons, federal
00:50:38
holdovers and county jails. Can you do me a favor?
00:50:41
Can you explain to the audience? Because they don't know this and
00:50:45
I've never heard of a situation where somebody got transferred
00:50:48
40 times. Can you explain to them every
00:50:50
time you get transferred, just give them the Cliffs version,
00:50:53
Cliff Notes version of the transfers themselves what
00:50:56
happens? And I understand that process
00:50:59
and then explain to them how your legal isn't there with you
00:51:02
in most cases that your commissary, you've been trying
00:51:04
to get a pair of sneakers, you've been trying to get a pair
00:51:06
of sweats, whatever it is that your commissary gets boxed up
00:51:09
and it often just gets lost, gets stolen, it just disappears.
00:51:14
Can you explain to people because they don't understand
00:51:16
the personal consequence, they hear transfer and they think,
00:51:18
oh, they must take all their stuff and they take the guy and
00:51:20
they move him just like when you move your own household.
00:51:22
And it is nothing fucking like. That so I'll tell you how how a
00:51:26
lot of it works and a lot of money is in the system this way.
00:51:30
So First off, you don't know when they're going to transfer
00:51:35
you. They don't tell you when.
00:51:36
Second, they don't tell you where you're going.
00:51:40
They just kind of knock on your door at 3:00 in the morning.
00:51:42
You got an hour to pack your your shit and then you're on a
00:51:45
bus to somewhere you have no idea.
00:51:48
Even the times they do it, explain to people they
00:51:50
intentionally do it. Oh yeah.
00:51:52
And they wake you up in the middle of the night and they
00:51:54
rack you out of there and it's just, and you're just.
00:51:57
And here's the point, guys, when you when you're in prison,
00:52:00
you're trying to get settled at these different locations.
00:52:02
You're trying to figure out and to get a balance in your life.
00:52:05
And then this is what they do to you when they don't want you
00:52:08
have balance or if they're retaliated meeting because
00:52:10
you're filing paperwork or you're fighting your case that
00:52:13
you're actually trying to appeal, they will retaliate on
00:52:16
you, which they are not supposed to do.
00:52:17
It's against the law. And that's what the BOP.
00:52:20
And what happens if it's not so much the BOP?
00:52:22
It comes down from the DOJ, it comes down from the US Marshals,
00:52:25
it comes down from the federal agencies.
00:52:28
They will claim that you're doing something to tell the
00:52:30
warden, yeah, we need to transfer him out of there.
00:52:32
We're worried about what he's doing.
00:52:33
He's created this dialogue with somebody on the outside.
00:52:36
And the warden really has no choice.
00:52:37
He just goes along with whatever he's told.
00:52:39
But go ahead from there, Enrique, I didn't mean to step
00:52:40
on. You, no, it's OK.
00:52:42
So another thing is since you don't know, you know, most of
00:52:45
the time you're, you're, you're hungry in here, right?
00:52:47
So like you get somewhere and you think that you're going to
00:52:49
be there for a long time. And then like you ask some of
00:52:51
the officers and they're like, yeah, I think you're going to be
00:52:53
here a while. Then you go ahead and you spend
00:52:55
like $200 on commissary and then you buy that in the morning.
00:52:59
And then that night they're like, they knock on the door.
00:53:02
They're like, hey, pack your shit.
00:53:03
You're leaving. Then you can't take that
00:53:05
commissary with you because you're not transferring from a
00:53:08
federal to a federal location. You're at a county jail and you
00:53:11
don't know if you're transferring.
00:53:12
So the county jails and the federal holdovers, you can't
00:53:15
take anything with you even from.
00:53:18
Even from county to state, you can't do it either.
00:53:21
Yeah, what about your legal? Did you find your legal
00:53:23
disappearing in between transfers?
00:53:26
In some cases, so the BLP has this new policy, You can't
00:53:31
travel with your legal documents.
00:53:34
You're supposed to give them to the the people on the bus,
00:53:39
right? And in some cases they don't.
00:53:43
And then other cases they'll supposedly mail it out to you.
00:53:46
I lost so much legal documents, specifically in the beginning
00:53:50
and. Let me add to that.
00:53:51
Did you find that even when you got your legal documents and
00:53:53
you'd pack them up, that it looked like somebody had gone
00:53:55
through them? Oh, always, always they they go
00:53:58
through it. Exactly my point.
00:53:59
And for the audience, do you understand how legal this is?
00:54:02
He's fighting a case. He's got legal documentations,
00:54:05
he's got evidence, he's got all sorts of things that he's been
00:54:08
going back and forth. He's making personal notes of
00:54:10
things that need to be brought up.
00:54:12
And do you understand that the Department of Justice is
00:54:14
probably going through his legal, having the prison go
00:54:17
through it. They're making copies, which is
00:54:19
a crime. And they're doing this not just
00:54:22
to Enrique Terrio. They're doing this to defendants
00:54:25
all over the fucking country. And it's nauseating because
00:54:27
people hear the word felony. They hear this conviction.
00:54:30
And you have no idea how many people are sitting in federal
00:54:33
prison that did not commit the crimes that the federal
00:54:36
government said. But they were.
00:54:37
They were bribery, extortion and coercion, just like what they
00:54:40
did to him, what they did to Enrique Terrio when they said if
00:54:43
you go along with us, we're gonna wipe the case, you'll
00:54:47
never do another day in jail. That is called misfeasance, non
00:54:51
feasance and malfeasance by a government official.
00:54:53
That is threat, coercion and bribery by a government
00:54:56
official. Those are actual federal crimes.
00:55:00
The question for the audience, and you can go do this yourself,
00:55:02
your own homework. Why don't you go and spend some
00:55:03
time on social media, go spend some time on all the search
00:55:06
engines and find out the last time a Department of Justice
00:55:10
prosecutor was charged criminally for committing
00:55:13
malfeasance, nonfeasance, misfeasance by a government
00:55:15
official participating in obstruction of justice.
00:55:20
Because what they tried to get Enrique Terrier to do to flip on
00:55:23
Donald Trump when he's facing the sentence, he was, those were
00:55:28
multiple crimes. And not only should he win civil
00:55:31
settlement, and I'm saying this, we did not rehearse this.
00:55:34
This is not something that Enrique and I have ever
00:55:36
discussed. I'm saying not only should he be
00:55:39
civilly rewarded for what they did, all those people on the
00:55:42
case should face federal time. And I can tell you with the
00:55:47
number of crimes they committed, and there's many more than what
00:55:50
I just title 18241, title to 18242.
00:55:53
I can go on and on. They should face penitentiary
00:55:56
time and I'm talking about 10 years plus.
00:56:00
So take it from there, Enrique. So, so those transfers also you,
00:56:06
you have your custody level which dictates what kind of
00:56:10
prison you're going to go to. I had points to go to a camp, a
00:56:14
federal prison camp, and they boosted me twice, even against
00:56:19
their own policy to put me in a medium high facility.
00:56:24
And what we saw what you, I mean, what you see there, you
00:56:28
don't see anywhere else. I mean, it's, it's like movie,
00:56:32
like people think prisons like movies.
00:56:34
It's it's a lot more political. And you could you could get
00:56:38
stabbed in the stomach for a lot for very, very little for, for
00:56:44
something that you wouldn't think that you'd get stabbed in
00:56:46
the stomach for like if you walk behind somebody or certain
00:56:50
things like that. So there's certain rules to
00:56:51
follow. But another thing is custody
00:56:55
level is one thing and then security level's another.
00:56:58
They had me at the same security level that they have El Chapo
00:57:03
Guzman in prison. So when they would move me, it
00:57:07
was very specific they they would have to lock me in the van
00:57:12
and they could not open that van until I reach my destination.
00:57:16
I also had to be carried with a set of box cups.
00:57:19
For those that don't know who what box cups are after the show
00:57:22
Google it looks like a medieval torture device.
00:57:24
It's a black box that goes around your wrist and your hands
00:57:27
and then that's tied to your stomach by by by UN standards,
00:57:35
which are already low to begin with.
00:57:37
An inmate should only be put in these box cuffs for a maximum of
00:57:41
four hours. I was held in box cuffs for 26
00:57:47
hours straight and they didn't open the door to the car.
00:57:51
I had to urinate inside a Gatorade bottle with my hands.
00:57:54
I mean, I mean, picture that with my hands tied to my, my
00:57:59
wrist tied to my stomach. And you know, I that's almost
00:58:06
every transfer, not 26 hours, every transfer, but every
00:58:09
transfer was like that. I had to, I had to be whisked
00:58:14
around with armed personnel everywhere I went.
00:58:17
If I went to a county holdover, the marshals had a rule where if
00:58:22
I'm walking down the hallway, the hallway has to be the the
00:58:25
entire floor has to be clear of any other inmates.
00:58:29
So I had most of the time I had zero contact with anybody else.
00:58:32
I was in solitary confinement for the most part to the entire
00:58:35
three years. You said my final, my final
00:58:38
destination, which for the viewers, that's where you're
00:58:42
designated your final designation.
00:58:45
I didn't really end up in a final designation for the entire
00:58:49
three years. So the entire time I was there
00:58:55
for three years. And then when you're talking
00:58:57
about the injustices and, and the eavesdropping of things,
00:59:01
you, we're suing the federal government.
00:59:05
And one of those, a portion of that lawsuit is for
00:59:10
eavesdropping on attorney-client privilege phone calls.
00:59:13
That was done by Special Agent Nicole Miller.
00:59:17
And she deleted on the stand admitted that she deleted
00:59:22
evidence in our case, some of which could have been
00:59:24
exculpatory. She also made the mistake
00:59:28
because you when when you go to trial, we get to get all the her
00:59:33
messages with her Co workers, her colleagues.
00:59:37
And she before you send it, you put it in an Excel spreadsheet
00:59:40
and you're supposed to delete anything that's not relevant to
00:59:43
the case to to this specific case.
00:59:45
Well she made the mistake and I guess they didn't teach her how
00:59:48
to use Excel and instead of deleting it she hid those
00:59:52
documents, send us the excel sheet and our attorneys were
00:59:56
able to unhide those messages. In those messages she was
00:59:59
showing a lot of bias towards us.
01:00:01
She was hoping that our wives cheated on us while we were in
01:00:04
prison. She she also showed animus
01:00:09
towards us because we made more money than her and.
01:00:12
And let and let me point that out.
01:00:14
They want you to lose your families.
01:00:17
They want you to lose your wives, your loved ones, your
01:00:19
support from your family members, and what even he just
01:00:22
referred to about the eavesdropping.
01:00:25
I just got to say this. These are crimes that that
01:00:30
agent, FBI agent or otherwise should be arrested.
01:00:34
If you're destroying exculpatory evidence, it becomes fruit of
01:00:37
the poisonous tree doctrine parts of it.
01:00:40
And that's my point. There's actual crimes on our
01:00:43
statutes right now, but between absolute immunity and qualified
01:00:47
immunity, they operate above the law.
01:00:49
They're committing Brady material violations, Giglio
01:00:52
material violations, what they present to the grand juries.
01:00:56
I can ask you this, Enrique, did they ever give you the grand
01:00:58
jury testimony for your, and I know it was probably a sealed
01:01:01
grand jury hearing. Did you ever get a copy of the
01:01:03
grand jury testimony? Yes.
01:01:05
OK, which is it's unheard of that he even got that because
01:01:09
his case is a fight. For it, and the reason why we
01:01:11
had to fight for it, because the only reason they attempted to
01:01:14
get a grand jury indictment a couple times.
01:01:17
They were finally successful when they unlocked my phone and
01:01:22
they found this document called the 1776 returns document, which
01:01:28
is a document that's not nefarious.
01:01:30
Like if you read it, it's just like how to stage a sit in,
01:01:33
right? And there's no way I should have
01:01:35
been exonerated just for that because there's no fucking way
01:01:39
that my guys would have gone with a plan to do a sit in.
01:01:43
You imagine like these big these big dudes doing a sit in in
01:01:46
Congress and waiting to get arrested, like they'd kick me
01:01:48
out of the Proud Boys if I even even suggested that.
01:01:53
But regardless of the fact the document was sent to me, but the
01:01:57
document was never read or opened, meaning like it was sent
01:02:00
through Telegram. And if you you're a Telegram
01:02:02
user, you know, Yeah, I know if two checks means read.
01:02:06
So this was a document among the millions of messages that I
01:02:10
received on Telegram that I never read.
01:02:14
And they know that because at our trial, the forensics team
01:02:18
for the FBI said we asked a question, did Mr. Atari ever see
01:02:22
this document? She said no.
01:02:25
Did did he ever share this document?
01:02:27
No, my point is right there, that should have stopped the
01:02:30
entire case, but that should have been enough.
01:02:33
And here's my point. Enrique Terrio, that question I
01:02:36
just asked him about the grand jury testimony, which you're
01:02:39
supposed to be able to face a jury of your peers and you're
01:02:42
supposed to be able to face your accusers.
01:02:44
That's what our law says. But the Department of Justice
01:02:46
and the judiciary came up with this thing called a sealed grand
01:02:49
jury indictment. They get to go in there and they
01:02:52
could have said that Enrique Terrio was a pedophile, that he
01:02:56
was a racist, that he was part of the Ku Klux Klan.
01:02:59
They could have presented any line of bullshit they wanted.
01:03:02
And he literally had nobody there to argue otherwise.
01:03:06
Well, how can you say he's part of the KKK?
01:03:07
He's Cuban. They wouldn't have a Cuban and
01:03:09
the KKK. How do you say he's a pedophile?
01:03:12
Well, they went further than that, Lance.
01:03:14
You get no opportunity, but let me finish and then I want you to
01:03:16
jump in here. Nobody ever.
01:03:18
He's the first guy I've ever asked that question to that's
01:03:21
ever faced federal consequences. It's ever gotten a copy of his
01:03:23
grand jury testimony. They fight tooth and nail
01:03:26
because I'm going to tell you something.
01:03:28
Here's my accusation. My accusation is that most of
01:03:31
the time that grand jury testimony that's presented by
01:03:35
the Department of Justice is full of lies.
01:03:39
They're trying to convince an audience of the jury to, to, to
01:03:43
bring an indictment against Enrique.
01:03:46
And what are they going to present As much bullshit as they
01:03:50
possibly can to get the indictment.
01:03:52
They're never going to say the confidential informant was a,
01:03:54
was, was fighting another case and he was cooperating so they
01:03:58
back pocketed his charges. They're never going to do any of
01:04:00
that kind of stuff. They're going to only present
01:04:02
what they call the inculpatory evidence, the evidence that
01:04:05
would make him sound guilty. They never present the
01:04:08
exculpatory fact that he was a peaceful guy.
01:04:10
There was nothing else in his paperwork that ever said he was
01:04:13
calling for violence. He just doesn't like what's
01:04:15
going on politically, which he has a right to do the First
01:04:17
Amendment. Take it from there, Enrique.
01:04:19
This is a major flaw in our system and this bullshit needs
01:04:22
to stop. If they're going to call a grand
01:04:24
jury, you should have to be present for them to try to
01:04:26
indict you. Because I can tell you this, a
01:04:28
96 or 98% conviction rate by the federal government, which I
01:04:31
really believe is probably 100%, but let's call it 96.
01:04:34
It's fucking impossible mathematically.
01:04:36
If they were playing fair honestly, and they weren't.
01:04:39
Go ahead, Enrique. So they went above and beyond
01:04:42
that. What you just said in the grand
01:04:44
jury indictment, they physically said to the jury that I had this
01:04:54
on my phone. They didn't tell them what they
01:04:58
already knew, which was I never opened this document.
01:05:01
The grand jury indicted me because of this document,
01:05:04
because there was no, there was no other evidence leading to me
01:05:12
committing an act of seditious conspiracy.
01:05:16
Did I celebrate the things that I saw that day?
01:05:19
Absolutely. I think, I think a lot of people
01:05:21
did it. It felt like sweet justice.
01:05:25
I don't agree, you know, that I, I, I can't tell you that I agree
01:05:28
with like some of the things that I did see after the fact,
01:05:30
you know, the, but regardless of the fact we did see the sedition
01:05:38
charges came from Biden's mouth himself.
01:05:40
So a lot of people don't know this.
01:05:41
He, he, he called it sedition on that day.
01:05:45
And that's why the DOJ move forward.
01:05:49
Anna Paulina Luna referred Merrick Garland for criminal
01:05:54
charges to the DOJ, while Merrick Garland was the acting
01:06:01
or the the attorney general at the time.
01:06:04
Obviously they denied them his charge.
01:06:08
There was contempt of Congress, which as we know, Peter Navarro
01:06:12
and Steve Bannon served three months for contempt of Congress.
01:06:15
You want an easy target, go back to that referral.
01:06:20
I, I asked Pam Bondi to go back to that referral and at the very
01:06:24
least Merrick Garland should do the three months that Peter
01:06:28
Navarro and and Steve Bennett did.
01:06:31
At the very least. We didn't vote for cheaper eggs.
01:06:35
We voted for retribution. We didn't, we didn't, we, we
01:06:38
wanted to, for this to stop. And the only way it's going to
01:06:42
stop is for us to put the perpetrators in prison.
01:06:47
They did it to us. We have to do it to them and we
01:06:51
have to do it correctly. I get that.
01:06:54
But that they need to go to prison.
01:06:56
And I'd give up every single dollar of this lawsuit if it
01:07:01
meant putting every single one of them in prison for what they
01:07:04
did to us, for what they did to the president, for what they did
01:07:09
to the American people for for four years.
01:07:13
I agree. Do you think, and I think this
01:07:16
is an important question, do you think America?
01:07:22
Because I, I have an opinion and I know and I believe that George
01:07:24
has an opinion. In fact, George, I want both of
01:07:26
you guys to answer this. Do you think America is still a
01:07:30
nation of laws or has the justice system become a
01:07:36
political weapon? George, why don't you go first?
01:07:39
I'll go first. We are a nation of laws, but
01:07:41
those laws apply to A2 tier justice system, meaning if
01:07:45
you're a regular Joe or a woman, whatever you want to call it,
01:07:49
like three of us, the laws apply.
01:07:53
And if you're on a different viewpoint from what they view,
01:07:57
they even apply harder. If you're in political positions
01:08:02
most of the time, if you got big money, most of the time, I'm
01:08:04
going to say laws don't apply. But definitely when it comes to
01:08:09
our government institutions, the people that are that are running
01:08:13
the government from the House, the Congress, everybody seems
01:08:17
like laws don't really apply to them so much.
01:08:20
Once in a while something will get thrown at them.
01:08:21
Like, you know, they'll, they'll put somebody away just to, you
01:08:25
know, look, it's working. Like you look at Senator Mendez
01:08:28
from New Jersey, my state, he definitely did what he did and
01:08:31
he's locked up. He's trying to peel it.
01:08:33
He's crying wolf, whatever. But you know, they do that once
01:08:35
in a while. Let's see what happens when we
01:08:38
had the judge from Wisconsin who got who got charged.
01:08:41
You have the congresswoman from New Jersey who also just got
01:08:44
charged. Let's see how they play out.
01:08:45
Or they're going to get a slap on her wrist, right?
01:08:48
We'll see what happens. But no, it's it's screwed up and
01:08:51
that's the problem. That's why I keep saying this.
01:08:54
And maybe it's not a good word to say on the show, but the only
01:08:58
way things are going to get fixed if we 1776 this country
01:09:01
again. That's the only way.
01:09:03
I think it's when you have the Trump, right?
01:09:08
He won. Then he put in people that we
01:09:11
trust that always said the good things that you know, you want
01:09:14
to hear. And I'm going to say it, and
01:09:15
there's still a lot of time for them to fix these things.
01:09:17
But Cash, Patel, Bongino, all the other ones, let's see what
01:09:21
happens. We still got time.
01:09:23
But if they don't do nothing, it'll never get done ever in
01:09:27
this country. Never until we start over.
01:09:30
Now is the time for all this to get done.
01:09:33
And if they don't, if they don't fix our judicial system, it's
01:09:35
screwed. If they don't fix the voting
01:09:37
system, we're screwed. Do you think they're going to
01:09:40
allow this to happen again like another person like Trump to win
01:09:43
or people like Cash Patel, Dan Bongino be put into positions?
01:09:47
Fuck no, no way. Ain't happening.
01:09:49
So we got to get it done now. That's the only way.
01:09:52
And number one thing is the voting.
01:09:54
They can fix our voting systems. Maybe we can vote people in that
01:09:57
we really want and then maybe things can get changed.
01:10:00
But until I until we start seeing it, I don't know.
01:10:03
I don't have high hopes. I might be moving to Mayor
01:10:05
Arcus. Get the fuck out of here.
01:10:07
Yeah, my orca, my orca, my orca. But you were you were wound up.
01:10:10
But I understand it. National laws or political
01:10:13
weapon, Enrique. I, I don't think that justice
01:10:19
exists in this country and I don't think justice I'm, I'm
01:10:21
sorry to black hell some of your viewers here.
01:10:23
I don't think justices existed in the United States for a very
01:10:26
long time. What what I saw at trial, they
01:10:31
didn't learn to do that right there and then with January
01:10:34
Sixers or our trial, it was methodical, it was conniving.
01:10:41
And this is something that has been passed down through the
01:10:44
Department of Justice. The United States has a history
01:10:47
of getting political activists and, and turning them into
01:10:52
extremists and putting them in prison.
01:10:56
We've seen this for a very long time.
01:10:58
And I think that now with the election, Donald Trump, are we
01:11:01
going to get better yet? Are we getting better?
01:11:03
Yes. I, I, I think we are.
01:11:06
Do I think it's going to maintain?
01:11:07
I don't know. Are we getting better?
01:11:09
No. Enrique, how do you think we're
01:11:10
getting better? Let me, I'd like to know.
01:11:13
Well, maybe I, I'll tell you, I, I guess, I guess in that
01:11:16
portion, we're not putting away fucking people for their
01:11:19
political views. So I guess that's a step in the
01:11:21
right direction, even though it's like a like a 2% step in
01:11:24
the right direction. I honestly, again, I'm, I'm
01:11:29
being careful and I want to tell you why I'm being careful with
01:11:31
my words. It's because, you know, I've
01:11:34
never been afraid to speak out, but I have a lot of people that
01:11:37
are depending on me right now and depending on these, these
01:11:41
lawsuits to put their lives together.
01:11:43
So I am being careful with some of my criticisms right now
01:11:47
because it is important. I, I do encourage people to, to
01:11:50
speak out when they see something when it comes to the
01:11:55
Justice Department. But I, I'm sorry, I, I, I just,
01:11:58
I, I haven't had that feeling for a very long time.
01:12:01
And I don't think it's, I don't think I'm going to get it back.
01:12:04
You know, the West unless something, unless there's a
01:12:08
major course correction, we're watching the death of the West.
01:12:12
I. Mean if you look at hold on a
01:12:14
minute, if you look at, I mean, 2, two major things like when
01:12:18
Elon Musk was there with Doge and they're trying to cut money
01:12:20
and they're fighting him. And you know, the first day he
01:12:23
looked up to him and his cars. Now they're fighting him because
01:12:26
why? Because he's trying to cut
01:12:27
government wasteful spending. And then you look at every,
01:12:30
everything that Trump does, every executive order, every
01:12:33
damn thing is getting challenged in court and, and he's losing
01:12:36
the first challenge and he's liberal courts and then it has
01:12:39
to go to the appellate courts and he's, and he's winning.
01:12:42
I think most of them, if not all of them, but look at the time,
01:12:46
the effort, the money that's being wasted.
01:12:49
They should the AG Trump and and the Republican Congress could,
01:12:54
should do something right now to stop these stupid judges from
01:12:57
doing this crap. And they shouldn't even it's.
01:12:59
Racketeering. George.
01:13:01
It's racketeering. We have an article one problem
01:13:05
in the United States and we. Have a constitution problem?
01:13:09
I, I think, I think Trump is doing an amazing job and he's,
01:13:12
he's using these executive orders to, to, to make America
01:13:16
great again. But Congress isn't codifying
01:13:19
these executive orders and to think, and, and they've been the
01:13:22
most useless Congress in, I think it was like the past like
01:13:25
50-60 years. So to think that we, I, I don't
01:13:30
know how we win the midterms, but I'm going to, I'm going to
01:13:32
predict the future here. I think we lose the midterms.
01:13:36
I think we lose. We'll, we'll be down for about 5
01:13:39
seats. I think that they will impeach
01:13:42
within the 1st 30 days. I don't think it'll, it'll go
01:13:44
through the Senate. And then I think that they're
01:13:48
going to start ramping up pressure.
01:13:51
And I think that maybe they figured out how to steal the,
01:13:53
the next election. And then if that happens, the
01:13:56
next Democrat that comes in even one day undoes everything that
01:14:02
probably. Executive orders right?
01:14:03
Executive order is only as good as till the next person that
01:14:06
wants to wipe them. Out 100%.
01:14:07
The separation of the separation between the articles of our
01:14:13
Constitution, I mean, between the three branches of
01:14:17
government, you know, they're, they, they are equal branches.
01:14:21
And we have one that's not working at all.
01:14:24
We have one that's working against the American people,
01:14:26
which is the Supreme Court. I, I, I yelled at the sky and I,
01:14:32
I got crapped on for it when I was against his nomination of
01:14:37
Amy for the Supreme Court. And, and look where we are now.
01:14:42
She she's from the first term to the second term, she's increased
01:14:47
30%. She's sided with the Democrats
01:14:49
30% more than she has in the first term.
01:14:53
So, like, the president's doing an amazing job.
01:15:00
Congress is not codifying anything.
01:15:02
The federal courts are are staging A coup against the
01:15:06
government. I hope, I hope Republicans take
01:15:09
note and I hope other conservative constitutionalist
01:15:12
judges take note the next time that we have a liberal and then
01:15:18
we have a Supreme Court that just doesn't care.
01:15:20
You know, we have two great Supreme Court justices out of
01:15:23
nine. Yeah, And it's, you know, and I
01:15:26
want to leave the audience with at least some kind of hope.
01:15:30
You know, the men and women in this country, I think they're
01:15:32
angry. I think they're disillusioned.
01:15:35
I think they feel censored. They feel attacked.
01:15:39
They feel disrespected. If you could save one unfiltered
01:15:43
message to the American people today, if you could share with
01:15:47
them one motivational comment, what would it be?
01:15:52
I would tell them to get angry. I I, I, I wouldn't want to give
01:15:56
them any hope. I want them to be angry because
01:15:58
that's the only way that you're going to you're, you're going to
01:16:00
get out of this mess. We've we've, we're going to lose
01:16:05
this country if, if we don't get off our ass.
01:16:09
It's like President Trump is doing an amazing job, but it
01:16:12
takes, it takes a village, it takes you guys that are
01:16:15
listening in, it takes Lance, it takes George, it takes all of us
01:16:20
to make America great again. He can't do it by himself.
01:16:24
So when when midterms comes, knock on doors for candidates
01:16:30
that have the the president's agenda, pass out Flyers, work
01:16:34
the polls that day. And if you can't find the right
01:16:37
person to to support in these local elections or the elections
01:16:42
for Congress, run yourself. It's so easy.
01:16:46
People think that it's like super difficult.
01:16:49
Like if you're dedicated, you could gain a seat, whether it's
01:16:52
in your local REC, whether it's in your City Council, whether
01:16:56
it's your school board. You want to make a difference.
01:16:59
You need to get off your ass. So I don't want to offer hope.
01:17:01
I want you to get angry and I want you.
01:17:04
I, I, I, I want that to be a motivator for you.
01:17:10
I think that's powerful message. Did he freeze there, Jordan?
01:17:14
Oh no, I thought. You.
01:17:14
I'm here. I'm here.
01:17:15
Don't forget we lost you. I think that's a powerful
01:17:18
message and I think it's right over the target.
01:17:20
All right, listen, you guys, I think we had a great interview
01:17:23
here. Enrique, first of all, I want to
01:17:24
thank you very much for taking the time.
01:17:26
I know you, you're fighting still you, you've got lots going
01:17:29
on that that's of course why he wasn't able to be here on
01:17:32
Wednesday because they continue to go after and they continue to
01:17:36
attack him. And don't think Enrique Terrio
01:17:38
is an exception. Don't think that when George and
01:17:41
Lance are attacked that we're an exception.
01:17:44
We're just a target at that time.
01:17:46
They choose and pick where they think they need to go after
01:17:49
people. And it could be you next.
01:17:52
Don't underestimate. I know a lot of people are
01:17:53
confident of this administration fixing everything.
01:17:56
If you guys don't participate, if you don't start screaming
01:17:59
from the top of the Raptors. Anna Paulina Luna today said
01:18:02
that she wants George Soros and Alexander Soros investigated.
01:18:06
And I agree with that wholeheartedly.
01:18:07
I think they're they're enemies of the American people.
01:18:10
Call her office. Tell her you support her.
01:18:12
Call your congressional members. Tell them that you want George
01:18:15
Soros treated as an international terrorist because
01:18:18
that. Is in fact what?
01:18:19
He is, he is undermining and destroying our country from
01:18:22
within Lance. Hold on, hold on.
01:18:24
So I just want everybody to know I have Enrique Terrio's website
01:18:27
up. It's 1776 dot shop.
01:18:30
You can help support him and his 'cause there, right?
01:18:33
Is that right? Yeah, that is right.
01:18:35
It's also it's a community based website, so it's kind of like an
01:18:38
Amazon of conservative merchandise.
01:18:40
So it's not just me that sells on there.
01:18:42
There's a whole bunch of different vendors and know that
01:18:45
we verify that they are conservative before we let them
01:18:50
sell on our shop. We're going to be expanding this
01:18:52
week. I don't ask for donations, but
01:18:55
if you enjoy one of our shirts, I'd encourage you guys to go
01:19:00
purchase. They're high quality and they're
01:19:02
here, made right here in our studio.
01:19:05
Cool. Yeah, That's, that's great.
01:19:06
And then Enrique, just really quickly give me your social
01:19:09
media and give me your show before I say what I wanted to
01:19:12
say. OK, sorry.
01:19:13
So you can follow me on X right now.
01:19:16
It's at Noble NOB LE1 spelled out ONE and then we have a
01:19:23
podcast network that runs about 5 shows a day.
01:19:27
And it's actually right behind me right here.
01:19:29
It is at War Boy studios. I'm about to start the morning
01:19:34
show in the next like 30-40 minutes and that's, that's where
01:19:40
you guys can find me. So I Lance, I appreciate you
01:19:43
guys for having me on today. Now, and, and we're thankful and
01:19:47
I just want to tell people, don't sit on the sidelines.
01:19:50
You can e-mail these people. You can call them the members of
01:19:54
Congress. Maybe you should warn them and
01:19:56
tell them that they don't get off their ass and do what needs
01:19:58
to be done, that you're going to vote them out, that you're going
01:20:01
to insist in getting them out of Congress.
01:20:03
These messages are compelling and you need to do it over and
01:20:06
over and over again. If you did it daily, if you did
01:20:09
it every other day, it may have an impact.
01:20:11
And the point of the matter is when we, when we unite and we
01:20:14
don't stay divided, that's the power, right?
01:20:16
There's 300 + 1 Americans, and there's only 500
01:20:19
and some odd. Members of the executive branch
01:20:21
and of course then you can go into the judiciary.
01:20:24
There aren't that many of them at the end of the day.
01:20:26
Well, you can make a difference and you have to.
01:20:28
Now listen, don't forget we've got the Crypto Power Hour 3:00
01:20:31
PM on Friday. We've got the Global Finance
01:20:35
Forum 1:00 PM. And don't forget on Friday,
01:20:36
we've got an amazing interview. Basil Baz for you guys that know
01:20:40
him from the blacklist. He's also a, a, a real pipe
01:20:44
hitter from the CIA. You're going to want to hear
01:20:47
this interview, man. We're going to be going in deep.
01:20:49
We've got some great stuff to talk about.
01:20:50
And if you're a blacklist fan, you know, he was on there for
01:20:53
Four Seasons and he brought a lot of truth into the blacklist
01:20:57
about the CIA and what kind of operations they were up to.
01:21:00
Interesting character. You're going to love him.
01:21:02
So be here 11 AM tomorrow. I definitely want to check that
01:21:07
show out. All right, Enrique, my brother,
01:21:09
stick around for just one minute.
01:21:11
George, what are your last words on the way out of the gate for
01:21:13
the audience buddy? Enrique, thank you so much for
01:21:16
the interview. It was great having you.
01:21:18
We, I hope we've always been fighting for the J Sixers from
01:21:21
that time that shit happened. Me and Lance were almost there.
01:21:24
Last minute decision that we didn't.
01:21:26
Go. I was jealous of the guy that
01:21:27
put his feet up on Pelosi's desk.
01:21:28
So anyway, everybody have a great day.
01:21:32
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