Gas Cartels Cashed $14.5 Billion Screwing Americans |EP928

[00:00:00] All men are created equal, but they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights. By Liberty and the Beauty of Mountain. If Liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear.

[00:00:33] America Great Again! The Big Mig. Well, good morning. Rise and Grind. It's Monday morning. It's Rise and Shine. Of course, this is The Big Mig Show, and I'm your host, Lance Miliachio, with my co-host, George Balentine. Tip of the spear, edge of the knife. You know how we do it on this show. Of course, nobody's safe because we'll go after both sides of the aisle. We don't follow anyone blindly if you're joining the show for the first time.

[00:01:02] It's all about educating and unifying the country because, of course, I think it's us versus the Uniparty in D.C., the executive branch. On this show, you know, sometimes we wonder if the only solution is 1776 because right now we're not getting what we voted for. They're not delivering. A lot of great things going on, but not everything that we needed. George B., how was your weekend, brother? How are you doing, buddy?

[00:01:28] Oh, weekend was good. Let's see. My Alabama won. Ohio State lost. New York Giants won. Doing all right. Doing all right. Yankees took two out of three in a subway series against the Mets. Doing okay here. Well, even the Jets won, surprisingly. The Jets? Yep, they won. I didn't catch that. Last time both teams won both openers was 2009, I think. Is everybody at your house watching football or is it just you?

[00:01:59] If my brother ain't working, he'll probably watch, I guess. My mother sometimes watches. It was a night game, so. Yeah. Who knows? All right. Well, here we are, of course, doing what we do. And it's all about you guys. We appreciate all the subscribers and listeners. If you love the show, it's easy enough. Just hit that follow button. You can do a paid subscription. It's five bucks a month. We appreciate the support. Rumble Rand tips are always greatly appreciated. It's $1, $5, $10. Any dollars are good.

[00:02:28] You can also tip us in crypto. A lot of discussions, George. You think there's a lot of people saying that they might get the Clarity Act passed. I don't know if it's going to happen. What do you think? There's a lot of people saying they're going to get the Save America Act passed, too. But I ain't going to hold my breath on either of it. I mean, the Clarity Act should have been passed back in March or April. Yeah, I think so, too. So, I mean, we need to do America first, people. Not the lobbyists first.

[00:02:58] Not the politicians first. America first. Which means we the people first. Exactly. Well, that's what happens when you have power constituents, powerful lobbyists, foundations, NGOs, super PACs, all controlling our politicians. And, of course, a crooked election system. But no matter how hard it seems like Donald Trump is trying to fix it, you got the judiciary just pushing back, trying to stop them at every turn because they don't want them to have a legitimate system.

[00:03:26] Because they got to install politicians because, of course, their plan is to win the midterms and then it'll be a shit show. They'll do nothing but attack Donald Trump, try to overturn things. We've even seen stupid things Democrats are saying about what should happen to any of these things that Donald Trump has gotten done, any of the things he's built. Just dumb, hateful, stupid. But, look, some people vote for these people, the far, far left and even the far, far right. They vote for people they shouldn't vote for. That's how it is. I don't know. All right. We've got a couple of set. Do we have a couple set?

[00:03:56] The moods are just one set? The mood, George. I saw you had one in there and then I don't know. I didn't have one in there. You had one in there. What are you doing? No, I put one in there, but there was a video in there, but I think it was the video of the guy with the plane. 60 Minutes. Yeah, that story. You put yourself underneath that. I don't know why. I didn't know. I didn't know what that story is. I didn't know what I'm saying. All right. Got a little set the mood here. Thought you guys might enjoy. Let's start off the day with a little push. How many black people got bowflexes in their house and they never strangled their kids?

[00:04:23] On today's episode of 60 Minutes, we interviewed the black juror from the Lindsay Clancy case. My name is Lock That Bitch Up Jackson, all one word, no hyphens, and I ain't going for the bullshit. For six weeks, Lock That Bitch Up Jackson listened to every detail in the Lindsay Clancy case while biting his tongue. Man, you should have seen that white lady sitting in that courtroom trying to look crazy. I wanted to stand up and say, hey, go suck a dick. But we can't even trust her to do that because there's kids in there. But during the deliberation process, Mr. Jackson was surprised to find out that he was the only juror who believed Clancy to be guilty.

[00:04:53] Listen, bro, I'm from the Pan, River Street. You can miss me with all that she crazy shit. You want to see crazy, go outside and visit that crackhead that live at the bus stop barefoot in the middle of Boston winter. That's crazy. This bitch probably got a fireplace in the house. Well, mental illness can present itself in multiple ways. Real quick, we interviewing you or we interviewing me? That's what I thought. For seven days, Lock That Bitch Up's fellow jurors attempted to convince him that Clancy's actions were the result of a severe mental illness. Listen, I never said she wasn't insane. All white people are crazy.

[00:05:23] You just got to do a little better than that. What's next? Jeffrey Dahmer was just a little hungry? Fuck out my face. Mr. Jackson, she was taking multiple psychiatric medications. And my mama took medicine every day for hypertension. She ain't never choked me out. Despite the mounting pressure against him to change his mind, Lock That Bitch Up didn't budge. They kept asking what would it take to change your mind. And what did you say? I said take George Washington off that horse in Boston and put Malcolm X on that motherfucker. Then we can talk. And how'd they respond to that? Well, juror number three stood up and said this niggas lost it, then he went and got the judge.

[00:05:51] We wondered if Jackson's unwavering position on criminal accountability would apply the same level of scrutiny to every defendant. How would you feel if the defendant in this case was somebody else? Let's say O.J. Simpson. Now why would you bring up an innocent man at a time like this? Let him rest in peace. You got me picked. You know, I'm going to respond to that. Even though it's funny, but what's... I think our system was broke down in this trial in a bunch of different ways.

[00:06:20] Regardless of the trial, right? It's sad. Three kids passed away, got murdered. Should have never happened. Could have been avoided. Possibly. It might have. It could have been. Who knows? But when you have your jurors, I'm going to say this. I'm putting aside my feelings and I'm going towards... Because we're conservatives, right? And Lance and I are constitutional conservatives. And what we pride ourselves in and hopefully the Republicans and everybody is following the rule of law.

[00:06:50] Because Democrats are the ones that don't follow the rule of law. It's rules for thee but not for me type thing for them. So if you look at the case, that juror admitted he had reasonable doubt. He admitted but he didn't want... He couldn't get past that because of the three kids being murdered. Sad, yes. My heart goes out to those three kids. You know, they'll never live again.

[00:07:17] But people are commenting so much and they're not putting that aside, that difference. Look at the rule of law. Well, instructions from the judge and that juror did not follow instructions. So our system was not working the way it should have that day. It doesn't work the way it should a lot of days in reality. I mean, think about it. Here's another perspective to look at. Let's say that juror did vote in favor of not guilty.

[00:07:46] Would that shed light on what women go through with postpartum depression? Would it shed light on all those psychiatric drugs they gave her? That allegedly or possibly screwed her up? That could save potential kids in the future? A lot of people ain't thinking about that one. Something to think about. Just letting you guys think. Apply your critical thinking. Don't go with the status quo because this one says that and this and that.

[00:08:15] So, it's just crazy. Imagine if it was Trump on trial for a criminal trial. Criminal. I don't know. He's in trial in New York for all those charges, right? Eleven jurors want to acquit him. One wants to acquit him, go with the eleven jurors, but he doesn't want to because it's just Trump. It's kind of the same thing in that sense.

[00:08:44] Put your feelings aside, people. Make sense? Make sense? Listen, I hear what you're saying. You know, I struggle with a lot of things when it comes to the legal system. You know that. You know, I'm not confident in our legal system. I'm especially not confident in our federal legal system. I think lots of crimes in federal cases are getting committed against defendants, and I think that there's no real relief for them, even when they find out about horrible things that have been done in their cases, horrible things that have been done to them.

[00:09:12] And they make the system so that you really can't get any relief or any equity. It's damn near impossible. So I don't like the legal system currently. I think there's a lot of problems with it. You know, listen, but, you know, I think there's a weird thing in the country, because, of course, I think he mentioned Jeffrey Dahmer there. We could talk about, you know, Gacy, lots of other serial killers. They probably all had psychological issues, but that doesn't stop the horrendous crimes they did. I don't know.

[00:09:38] Sometimes I see these cases where they say, you know, innocent by way of insanity, and then you wonder, were the people really insane? And if they were insane, does that change the nature of the crime? In this case, three children died. You know what, Lance, I want to add. So how many people actually sat every day watching that trial when it was live streamed, hearing every little thing like a juror would? I'm doubting a lot of people did. There's a bunch of people that did listen all day, every day.

[00:10:09] But people want to, like, try to influence decisions and make this and that? No. I mean, granted, this lone juror is being, he was doxed now. I feel bad for him because, you know, he's being doxed. They did a GoFundMe. He's got, like, $115,000. Well, they've offered, you know what, DeSantis wants him to come to Florida. DeSantis went on and said, you know, listen, we welcome him here in Florida. So it's interesting. You know what I mean? And he's got $115,000. Maybe he can move if it makes sense for him. I don't know.

[00:10:39] Listen, you know, standing up for yourself, let's face it, it doesn't matter whether you're standing against the federal government or otherwise. We've seen many people attacked. Some have been attacked by the legal system. Some have been attacked by other people. We've seen people that have gone out and, you know, tried to, you know, go up against abortion clinics, an example. And they've been attacked by far-left psychotics. You know, it's a tough thing. At the end of the day, I'm not sure. I don't know enough about the case.

[00:11:07] I just see that three children died. And I don't know if definition, I don't think by reason of insanity is enough of a plea for me. I'm not sure. Did the medical system fail her? I don't know. The medical system fails a lot of people. Maybe. Who knows? All right. Listen, let's dig in here. We've been talking about this on the show. Donald Trump even supposedly brought them to the White House and chastised. Well, he did. But. Well, yeah. But did it do anything? No.

[00:11:34] So he brought all the oil companies allegedly to the White House and the discussion was supposedly telling them that they needed to lower their prices and do something about it. I think there's a horrible thing that's going on. Whenever there's, you know, you see the oil cartels, right? It's basically a criminal cartel. It's price fixing. They just cashed in, announced $14.5 billion in profits on the backs of Americans. You guys are paying record prices at the pumps. And they're getting record bonuses.

[00:12:03] So, you know, basically they're saying, bend over, America. We need to make more money. And that's where we're at. Look, Exxon made $14.5 billion in one quarter. Chevron booked another $12.1 billion. And, you know, so my original number, that $14.5 billion was just Exxon. Chevron booked $12.1 billion. Shell more than doubled to $9.8 billion. And you're looking at $4 and up at the pumps. Some people are much higher than that. Diesel, $6 and up. Some people are paying $8, $9 for diesel.

[00:12:34] I was just below $4 yesterday. So you're looking at the war raising every price of every barrel they could still sell. Now, what's always interesting is how the prices go up the second there's a kinetic event. It's not because the oil is out of the ground. It's not because the price has been raised. It's OPEC. So what did they do? They kept the upside every single time. They jumped on it the second. But the prices don't go inversely down. The minute there's good news, you don't see the prices of the pump go down. They trickle down, right? So it's not a mystery.

[00:13:03] You know, this is a business model that the oil, the big oil, the big oil cartels with their powerful lobbyists are just fucking over Americans. Congress isn't doing shit about it. So the profit numbers are real. They're posting them. They're showing you that their profits are way up through the roof. But they're saying, of course, Gulf oil is the reason, right? Because it's missing. Now, they say the straight is fine, but it's not.

[00:13:31] I mean, and the record diesel is the tell that, you know, it's tight. They're bringing that diesel prices. They're going through the roof. So, of course, that's translating to higher prices everywhere at the grocery stores, at Amazon, you name it. Now, we haven't seen any proof of price fixing, but the administration seems to have some proof. They haven't released it. We haven't heard about it. But, you know, the wartime price machine just continues on.

[00:13:59] So a lot of people say if the crew were back at pre-war levels, the national regular would not be 431, and that's the average. It'd be closer to $3. Now, when you look at these profits, George, what do you think? I feel like it's intentional. They've taken advantage of the opportunity. And I don't think Donald Trump's, you know, lunch at the White House or whatever the hell they got had any impact whatsoever.

[00:14:26] I mean, since he had that meeting, gas prices went up even more. It's like, I think, $4.20 or $30 a gallon. You know, Costco just put a purchase limit on motor oil as these prices have been going up. So you want to think, you know, go grab some cheap bulk oil? That didn't happen. You look at, they have a 10-quart box of Kirkland Signature synthetic oil. Used to retail for like $30. Now it's $58.

[00:14:56] And Costco is, I think, putting like a two-box purchase per customer weekly limit on it. You have Mobile One. It's currently at $44. And you're capped at five per member. It's crazy. I mean, why? They're saying, so I'll give you examples of what they say has happened. The massive, the facility in Qatar where they are refinery. I think it's called Pearl GTL.

[00:15:24] They said it sustained heavy damage from Iranian airstrikes in March of 2026. And it's not going to be done fixing it until next year. And that's, they say, crippling a major portion of global production for at least a year. George, how do you feel about the fact that we haven't done anything with our production here? It's kind of like the XL pipeline when Biden shut that down and other things like that.

[00:15:49] I just don't understand why we haven't doubled down with American dollars, with government dollars, and gotten our production where it needs to be here in the U.S. You know why? They might be building them. But between trying to cut to red tape and regulations, it probably takes so long to build them and design them and stuff. I mean, here. I think that's what the administration would be focused on is expediting that stuff in a manner that would benefit the American people immediately. We've got this major deal done with Venezuela, right?

[00:16:18] We've got tons of oil here in the United States, but we haven't done anything to really enforce or really build up our infrastructure. What about the oil when we get it from Venezuela? So here's, like, look at supply lines, like, especially in the Middle East when they get fractured, they get broken up, whatever. So then you look at, and I didn't know this, South Korean refineries, they step in to pick up the slack, right? That's what happens. But those refineries are struggling to secure crude oil.

[00:16:47] Where's all the crude oil? There's all this crude oil. Figure out a way to get it out. How about we just bomb the shit out of fucking Iran and get it over with instead of playing all these games? And let us live instead of get us all paying higher prices. But you know another thing? What these big oil companies, they're all profiting. Why are they profiting more? Because they're shifting their manufacturing priorities. For who?

[00:17:16] The bigger corporations. Why? Because if you look at aviation fuel, they make more money from aviation fuel than they do from gas. And the aviation fuel all comes from the same barrels that, you know, crude oil that we make gas for our cars. So what are they going to do? They're going to make for the big corporations that use more of the oil and get more money out of it. Who gets screwed? Everyday Americans. Us.

[00:17:47] What are you going to do about it? I don't know. You know, there was a big project. You want to know something here? Look at Texas, right? They have the Permian Basin. They bring crude oil. They get oil out of the ground there. You know, if the governor was smart, he'd build his own refinery for Texas. Refine oil and put Texas gas stations and give, at least he can give his state cheaper prices. Right? Think about that. That's a good way of doing it.

[00:18:16] Bypass all the middle and everything. Texas gas station. Well, you know what I think is interesting? The Strait of Hormuz leaving, you know, I ran in charge of that. You know, the fact that they control it primarily. There were a lot of other projects where they could build a canal, much like the Panama Canal. You've got the Union Strait project. That was Dubai to Fuhara. I don't think that's how it's pronounced. And then you've got the Musa Dam Canal concept. Both those canals could be built. I'm not sure why the Middle East doesn't do that.

[00:18:46] And then the Strait of Hormuz wouldn't be as important as it is. And we wouldn't have a crazy country controlling it. When you think about what's going on here, when you think about that intentional strike to ruin some other delivery systems, it's stupid that we're this vulnerable. And you would think with this kind of vulnerability, this would be a national security interest. Now, the refineries here in the U.S., we need more. We still ship oil out to have it refined. That doesn't make any sense. We also haven't developed our own oil as much as we probably should have with the opportunities we've had.

[00:19:16] But that is interesting. So the Venezuela deal is a big deal. But I look at the profit here. Aramco took in $91 billion in one quarter. $91 billion. Now, you think about that. You know, before the February 28th war, oil was sitting at about $70 to $72 a barrel. And then it hit $126 in April.

[00:19:45] I think it's sitting around $105, $6, $7 right now. That's a 40% to 50% crude jump since the war started, basically. Now, you're talking about the Strait of Hormuz. It normally moves about 20 million barrels a day. August is about 7.6 million. So that's still 13 million barrels a day still missing from the main choke point. That's what I don't understand. Why not dig that canal?

[00:20:11] Why aren't all the OPEC nations, even the U.S., chipping in to dig these other opportunity canals? It would seem to me, I know it'll take a couple of years. It doesn't solve the problem now. But why make yourself this vulnerable to a bunch of scumbags like Iran? I just don't understand. I knew this all along. Lance, hold on. You can put pipelines up faster than building a canal. Yeah, but maybe the opportunity is to do both, George. Because you wouldn't want them to just maybe leave. You know what? I have a better idea. Totally better.

[00:20:40] How about we bomb the shit out of the fucking Iran, free the people, and make it a free country again? Then we won't have problems with the Strait of Hormuz. How about that? Listen, I agree. I'm not a believer. And then we can get cheaper prices now, gas prices now, instead of waiting two years or whatever. My thought is, I've said it before. If you're going to get into a fight, I don't care whether it's a bar fight or it's a global fight. I don't think you should get in that fight unless you plan on winning.

[00:21:08] And if you're planning on winning, you do everything that's necessary and everything possible. You don't sit around and negotiate with a bunch of assholes. I fault the administration for this. I fault Congress for this. Congress doesn't want to declare it a war. They want to use this as a way to impeach Donald Trump. It's one of their plans after the midterms. They want to turn it into a total shit show. You know, they're going to just go into overdrive on these midterms. I don't see us being successful in the midterms. Somebody got into a dialogue with me on X.

[00:21:37] The problem I have is they just haven't delivered. And there are many people that are very unhappy with the delivery of what the promises were. We still don't see the people from the Russian collusion hoax, the dirty 51 plus eight, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, you know, Ray, you know, Clapper, Comey, Brennan. Nobody's getting arrested. We were promised it. I just don't understand. You know, I don't understand what the fuck Kash Patel was talking about when he went on all the shows and he wrote his book and he did all this stuff. I just don't see it. I don't understand the administration.

[00:22:07] I remember Donald Trump saying many times we caught them all. Well, if you caught them all, that means you have enough evidence to indict. I don't I don't understand what's going on. You know, listen, at this rate, people, people, what what your Americans are looking at and we're going to get into this because we have a segment. Yeah, I don't want to spoil it. But as I look at right now, we're doing for the midterms. I don't think I don't think the Republicans are going to pull it out. And what I agree with you, I think the midterms are going to be really bad.

[00:22:36] I mean, I keep hoping that there'll be enough done. Now, listen, I said it before. The National Emergency Act is the solution. There's two things this administration needs to do right now. They really want to empower their voter base, if they want to empower American citizens, because there are people sitting on both sides of the aisle that do not like what's going on in Washington, D.C. They don't trust our Congress. They don't trust the people there. And they're both sides of the aisle. And I think a unifying moment would be a massive amount of arrests.

[00:23:04] I'm talking hundreds, not a couple, not just like Brennan or just not a clapper. I'm talking about hundreds of arrests. I'm talking about, you know, proving once and for all that Joe Biden was an installed presidency and overturning all his presidential pardons. I don't see any efforts there at all. We know about the auto pen. But nothing. Now, let's just let me go back here for a minute.

[00:23:29] So Chevron's refining profit was reported at six times the year earlier level. Of course, why processing less crude, not more less. So their profit went up by six times. Does anybody in this audience think that Chevron, if they weren't being a bunch of manipulative scumbags, that their profit should have gone up six times? Maybe double, right? But you're talking about six times higher profit.

[00:23:58] Now, they're processing less. You would think with less oil, maybe the profit would go up some, but it wouldn't go up six times. And that just tries to tell you, you know, look at the trading desk. You got, I think it's pronounced Trafigura, Dittal, Glencore. They booked huge first half gains off the same dislocations of the pricing. I mean, it's so war, you know, that's interesting about war volatility. It's definitely a profit center if you control the books, right?

[00:24:28] So you got to look at those profits. They fund the buybacks of stock. There's dividends for shareholders. And then look at the executive pay increases in bonuses these guys are getting. So the public oil companies, that's what they built. They built when prices spike, they call it just the markets. But that's not the truth. Chevron six times, I don't believe that's the proof. I think they're just screwing us. I don't see, and it's interesting at the pump prices. They don't move one-to-one with crude, right? You get this lag.

[00:24:57] Like I told you, when the prices go up, it happens instantly. You go yesterday, you go to the pump today, and it's $5, $6 at your pump. And then you go tomorrow, and there's good news. Donald Trump just settled the war. It'll be down. Oh, it went down to $5.75. They don't move in the same pattern, right? And that's the part that's really a bunch of bullshit. Because if they're going to go up that quick, why don't they come down just as quickly? See, that's the thing about it. When the good news comes, and all of a sudden the price is down, right?

[00:25:27] You know, a price per barrel is down. It doesn't translate immediately. Now, this lag is exactly what Donald Trump told the DOJ in June to look at Exxon, Chevron, Shell, and BP. What do you mean look at them? Why don't you just tell them, listen, we're going to start indicting you guys that these prices don't start moving at equal speeds in both directions. So the prices never move in lockstep. And the question is, what is he going to do to help the public? I mean, to me, this is collusion. Because it's not like Chevron's the only one.

[00:25:57] Chevron's prices go up at the pump immediately. The minute, oh, there was a strike in Oman. Okay, we've got to take the prices up. Well, why is it that all the prices go up simultaneously, and they all go down at the same slow speed? It's because somehow these guys are communicating. And that's price fixing. And I don't understand why the DOJ isn't saying, look, we're going to start indicting you guys if you don't do something about it. We're going to start fining you. They have to get, oh. Yeah.

[00:26:28] If they're going to fine them, those fines have to be enough to hurt their pockets and stuff. Because you fine them a million a day while they're making like 10 million a day. What's a million? How about you do it mechanically, George? You do it by the math. I agree with you. How about if their prices are up 10 million at the pump? Then the fine is, if they're $10 million a day, then the fine is $30 million a day, not a million a day. See, that wouldn't make any sense. You're right.

[00:26:54] But, you know, I mean, Trump came out and said, oh, prices should be 225 at the pump. But that number, when you reverse engineer, it doesn't survive the $100 crude price if the prices were moving in lockstep. If they went down and up the same way. I mean, right now we're looking at a war premium on regular gas of anywhere from $1 to $2 a gallon. I mean, diesel, we've heard some prices in California that are just insane. Forget about California. But let's go to Texas.

[00:27:23] Diesel's over $6 a gallon right now. George, do you remember when diesel used to be much cheaper than gas? I know. I remember that. Now, if you realize that you understand that you guys understand that diesel takes less refining. It has less costs. There's no reason that diesel should be more expensive than gas, from what I've been told by people that know about oil. You know what you guys do if you have a diesel? Why is that, George? Why is diesel more expensive than gas when it takes less money to refine it? You know, you could take, if you have a diesel truck,

[00:27:52] you can put a converter thing in there and put, like, a tank in the back of the bed and get, like, used cooking oil from, like, restaurants, and your truck will run on that. Oh, yeah. They've been doing that for a long time now. And those restaurants are trying to get rid of that used cooking oil. You see those tanks in the back where they just dump it in there? Yeah. Go figure, right? It doesn't cost a lot to convert. It's just, like, a couple, I think, some filters and stuff.

[00:28:20] Right now, they've hyped up this Venezuela deal, but that's years down the road. I mean, even the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, it's at a 40-year low. You know, the Venezuelan barrels could go to the reserve on a public schedule, but I don't think it's a press release because we're talking about way down the road. And, you know, why isn't the administration, we're always doubling down on money, but why don't we double down on money for refining? Why doesn't the U.S. come up with its own refining? How about they fund the refining company?

[00:28:51] I just, we're looking at something here that's intentional, guys. You should be voting about this. You should be telling your congressmen and senators you're sick of their ineffective congressional moves. I mean, look, they can't get the Clarity Act passed. They can't get the Save Act passed. What the fuck? I mean, do you remember all the boasting they did? Oh, we control the House and the Senate. We got a Republican president. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. I'll get into it more.

[00:29:19] I don't want to talk about, I'm going to save it for a different part of the segment, Michelle. Well, this is straight up greed. I just want to make sure you guys are aware of this. They're not suffering. They're going to be celebrating. When these executives get their bonuses at the end of this year, you're going to see these guys buying luxury cars, luxury homes, more stock, more Bitcoin, whatever they invest their money in. And they're going to be living the life of Riley while you're just sucking, you know, hind tit. This is bullshit.

[00:29:48] And, you know, the administration has the power behind it to tell them, OK, well, listen, we're going to take your profit and we're going to fine you triple if you don't get this under control. And they're not. And I want to see the administration double down and try to straighten out our supply chain when it comes to oil. Maybe it's time to build that second canal. I don't think we should allow Iran to continue to control the straight-up moves. I don't know what they're going to do about it. They're not doing what I would do. They haven't bombed any of the Bitcoin mining.

[00:30:17] Haven't heard anything about that. So, you know, they're doing things that it sounds good. It sounds like a great soundbite on the news, but it's not changing anything for us. So I'd like to see some real change here. There's a lot of things I love about what Donald Trump's done here during this administration, but there's a lot of things I think he can improve on. And I would say that to him if I had a personal connection to him. I would tell him, I think you need to do this. You have a personal connection. Well, I do what I can from behind the scenes.

[00:30:44] All we got to do is call our one friend up and say, yeah. Well, they should know. I've said it before. I went on True Social and said it. A lot of people weren't happy about what I had to say. Got two options here. Massive amount of deep state arrests or the National Emergency Act. Otherwise, understand this. Those midterms are going to be a shit show. Get ready. And we got more on that, too, about why it's going to be a shit show.

[00:31:10] He's one guy with a lot of power, and you're one big guy who's got, wills his power. So, okay, a good boss, a good CEO, hires good people to work underneath them and directs them. That's a good person. Lance, take us out. We're going to go to break. All right, we're going to take a short break here on the Big Ming Show. When we come back, we're going to be talking about God is good. Some good news for this Air Force officer, that's for sure. Stay tuned.

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[00:34:41] All right. Welcome back to the The Big Mig Show. Here are your hosts, Lance Miliachio, George Balentine, Big McMuff in the chat. If you're out there watching, lurking, listening, come join the chat. Give you a shout out. If I haven't seen you before or for a long while. Who's that? Wiz Jimmy? Jimmy is? What's up, Wiz Jimmy is? Anyway, don't forget to hit the thumbs up button.

[00:35:11] Follow, like, share. If you can subscribe for $5 a month, truly appreciate it. Every little bit helps. Most importantly, as long as you're here, your support. We love you for that. All right. God is good. God is great. Me and Lance were just talking backstage. We were talking about the Air Force officer who was shot down over the mountains in Iran. He's actually, he did a 60 minutes interview.

[00:35:37] And me personally, I was like, I was shocked that the military is even letting him do an interview. Then, see, then I was applying critical thinking. And I'm thinking, like, why are they doing this? Is there reasons behind this? Is it just to bring up morale with the military? Or is it just to show our American might? Or is it to be where there's going to be boots on the ground after the midterms? And they just want to let people, you know, military know that. No man will be left behind. Could be anything.

[00:36:08] I don't know. But those are questions I have. But imagine being shot down in your plane. You have to eject that. How many Gs is it, Lance? Three, four Gs when they eject? Maybe more? I forget, but I think it's three, four, five Gs, the ejection speed. It might even be more than that, George. It's pretty crazy. Yep. And you're out in this chair. And we were just talking about it backstage. And his parachute got damaged when his plane got shot down.

[00:36:37] And I was talking to George about it. Can you imagine? You realize your parachute is not functioning. And now you're trying to get it loose while you're in this chair. And, of course, I'm assuming the chair is probably spinning. It's probably not very aerodynamic at this point. And the parachute isn't fully deploying. I can't imagine what's going through your head. You're probably thinking, I'm on my way out. But you're trying to do everything you can. You don't want to panic. You're trying to loosen the parachute.

[00:37:00] For anybody that's jumped, that's spent any time doing, you know, hey-ho or halo or done any kind of jumping, you know that thought that you have right as your parachute is deploying that you hope it deploys. It's always in everybody's head. And I can't imagine the feeling. You know, you're already shot down. And now you're going into enemy territory. That's probably in your head also as you're ejecting. Let me tell you something. If you never jumped out of a plane and if you're physically able to, do it. It's great. No rush like in the world.

[00:37:29] But if you're going to jump, don't do that. You want to jump where you're free falling. Because you do it where you're connected and as soon as you jump out, your parachute opens. Then you're just floating out. It's like, eh. You want to free fall. You want to feel that air to rush, to speed. You just, it's crazy because it's a movement of your hand can move each certain ways. It's fun. So, if you can do it, I would suggest doing it. Think about it. It is a rush.

[00:37:58] There's no doubt about it. You know, you do nighttime jumps and other things. Halo, hey, ho. There's a lot of things that I did over the years. But I'll tell you something. There's no doubt. There's that little thought as you're getting ready to go out that door. Everybody has it. Can't help it. It's just there for a second. And then you're like, ah, you deploy. And then you realize you're all good. All right. Let's play this clip. When were you first able to send a signal?

[00:38:23] As soon as I found a spot that I felt provided some concealment, I started working toward communication. What did you say in that message? When I got to the moment where I could review and think about all that I'd gone through, I sent God is good as a recognition of all that he had brought me through. There was a, um, I'm hurt. I'm moving.

[00:38:51] And there was a God is good message that came in there. Now we knew he was alive. He's moving. Okay, let's keep planning. There was the thought of maybe going on Friday night, uh, first. But they're just, it just didn't line up. That was a really tough decision. I'll never forget being in the situation room and saying, okay, I guess we're going to roll 24. Which means, hey, Bravo's going to be out there for basically 24 hours more.

[00:39:15] Bravo would have to survive with almost no water and no food in the wind and the cold of the high mountain desert for another full day. In the end, it was the CIA that played a pivotal role, launching a multi-pronged campaign, which included deception to confuse Iranian forces and top secret technology to pinpoint Bravo's exact location. Awesome.

[00:39:45] Yeah. Uh, they're talking about, uh, the U.S.'s ability to identify an individual by his, uh, biometric. Part. Pulse. Pretty interesting stuff. This isn't just thermal. They've got a whole sophisticated system. I'm not going to go into the details, but pretty interesting that they can actually identify an exact person by their biometric. Listen, they might have chips in the pilots, but they don't want you to know about it. Yeah. All right.

[00:40:15] Um, you know, I, this is incredible, but, uh, I got, I got to imagine those 24 hours were tough. Mentally, you're behind enemy lines. Like they said, he didn't have much water and I'm sure he only had, uh, they have a weapon that's, uh, they have when they eject. But I'm sure he, he was thinking to himself, man, if there were, you know, any moment. So the thought of when they showed up, can you imagine that, uh, feeling? I can't, I, I've never been in that situation show.

[00:40:44] Uh, let's play this clip. Hmm. This is Bravo on the Ridgeline waiting to be picked up. The Pentagon declassified this video of the rescue. We asked General Kane to take us through it. Well, we're looking at a feed from an intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance asset. That's four, four Bravo up there. I'm quite sure.

[00:41:09] And we've got two special forces folks coming forward and it looks like they're bringing them out. The two service members on either side of Bravo were elite Air Force pararescue operators known in the military as PJs. The moment a PJ showed up, uh, to me on that Ridgeline was one of the greatest moments of my life. And I don't know how to say it any more clearly than thank you for all that they did. What did your rescuers say when they got to you?

[00:41:40] The specific conversation, I think I'll leave for another time as I don't want to release anything that's not just my story to tell. Mm-hmm. What did you say to them? Let's go. Bravo was in American hands, but not out of danger. Back at the makeshift airstrip, the rescue plane's landing gear was stuck in the desert sand and the planes could not take off.

[00:42:05] You had more than 90 service members on the ground that then needed to be rescued. We had more than 90 of America's most elite service members on the ground. And our focus at that point was to make sure we got them safely out. It took a clandestine unit of the U.S. Air Force to get Bravo and the 90-plus special operators out of Iran.

[00:42:29] The U.S. then bombed its own marooned aircraft, so no technology fell into Iranian hands. Notice how they bombed the planes so no technology was getting in their hands, unlike fucking Biden did in Afghanistan withdrawal? Yeah. Yep. Yep. There's a lot of bad stories that came out of that. Horrible what he left behind. Yeah. A lot of people that have theories about it.

[00:42:58] But that in itself, you want to talk about an impeachable defense, an offense. God. Horrible. You know, we tracked a lot of those weapons. You can go look at the Gateway Pundit. You can type in my name, the Big Link Show, or George, and you'll find lots of information that we got from people on the ground. I had a friend that used to be MI6. It was on the ground. He gave us a lot of information back then, so we supplied that stuff to the Gateway Pundit. You can see the amount of armament and equipment. And that was a very exact list back then. I had really good intel at that time. So, all right.

[00:43:29] Man, I don't know how I feel about this. I got it. I'll handle it. Let me handle this before you even start. Let me just say this. No, I don't want you to say nothing. I don't want you to say it. I don't like the surveillance. I'm going to say that. I wanted you to wait, but okay. I mean, of course you. So, all the people that blindly follow Trump, because Trump said this and said that, oh, it's got to be this and that. I want to know how you all feel about this one. Because Trump says he likes flock cameras.

[00:43:56] I mean, I just want to know because I hate flock cameras. I mean, Trump, he's a president. Even when he's done being president, he's got a flock camera following him everywhere. But it'd be the press, the security service. It's been like that for how many years now with him? So, he's used to it. He don't care. But as a private citizen, I hate flock cameras.

[00:44:21] And just because Trump says he likes it, I'm not going to toe the line and be a sheep and say I like it too. I'm waiting to see all these people, what they're saying. Because some people just go with anything he says. And we seem like, what, a couple weeks ago we said where the flock said, oh, they deleted that after 30 days. But we found that it wasn't true. Texas is banning them. I think Florida is banning them now. So, let's ban them.

[00:44:52] You know what I should do? I mean, maybe have a camera on an intersection. Not every intersection, but maybe where one's going in and out or something to catch, like, bad criminals. But not the way these motherfuckers have it. Every corner and this and that. It's getting crazy. I don't want to be surveilled constantly. Not because I'm doing anything. Simply because I don't feel like it's necessary. If you want to be surveilled like that, go to China. Live there. Yeah. They do that.

[00:45:21] Let's play the clip. Trump says so. Speaking of AI, flock cameras. You haven't talked a lot about these flock cameras. A lot of law enforcement say they really help them. Would you be willing to back that? Yeah, no, I sort of like them because of that, because of law enforcement. But some people don't. They think it's an infringement. They help catch a lot of criminals. But I like them. Thank you, everybody. We side. I like them. I like them a lot.

[00:45:53] He likes them. Okay, good. Well, this is a story. I don't like them. I want you to think. Yeah, I agree with you. I'm on your floor with you. This next story, this is what I think is always interesting. You know, I always tell you, common sense. It's interesting how hateful people like Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego are. Democratic Senator from Arizona. You know who he is. He's a big mouth.

[00:46:23] And I always think it's interesting that when there's something good that Donald Trump has done. Remember, Washington, D.C., we have lots of dignitaries that come in there, lots of people. Up until Donald Trump, during the Biden administration, there was just tons of graffiti, tons of damage, homeless encampments. George and I went there during that time period. It was horrible. Okay? It looked like shit. Now, remember, this is the capital for the United States. This is a place that people from all over the world look at. They see it. They come in to visit.

[00:46:52] We're talking about people that travel here just to go to Washington, D.C., just to see what the United States is all about from other foreign countries. And it didn't look good. There was trash everywhere. It was horrible. Now you've got Donald Trump who comes in and says, you know, we really need to work on this. It doesn't look right. And he's got that eye for detail. Anybody that's been to Mar-a-Lago, there's one thing you can say about it. It's gorgeous. Right? The grass looks like they've maintained it with a toothbrush. Everything's perfect. That's the way the place looks. So he wanted D.C. to have this kind of feeling.

[00:47:21] He's done a great job in doing that. It's one of the really positive things that I think about this administration because he realized how important it is. Now you've got this Senator Gallego, George. And this, to me, this is like total TDS. It's ridiculous. He said he – once they – it says next Democrat president should tear down Trump's ballroom and wipe him out from D.C. Now think about how arrogant that is. Now the ballroom is for everybody. They needed a facility to entertain foreign dignitaries and other people. It makes total sense to have it.

[00:47:52] It's a secure facility. We know that they wanted also a national security, you know, basement, which, of course, never should have been released. But you couldn't – the courts couldn't wait to disclose that. So we can talk about it now. And now he's saying, oh, when they come in, we've got to tear everything down. He wants to tear down the ballroom. He wants to tear down the beautification of Washington, D.C. Now this is a congressional member that should want Washington, D.C. to be gorgeous.

[00:48:19] He should just say, you know, Donald Trump's done a lot of things to make Washington, D.C. better. Because there's no way Gallego hasn't seen that the homeless are out of there, that the graffiti's gone, the beautification, the cleanliness. You know, and you talk about cleaning the vandalism and restoring the statues and the monuments across the city and cleaning them up. And then he's got this triumphal arch, which, by the way, George, I don't know if you knew this, that artist that came on our show, he's the one building it. Same one that built the military install that we had on the show.

[00:48:49] So you've got this beautiful arch they're going to build, which I think is great. You know, he fixed the reflecting pool. He got the graffiti off the Lincoln Memorial. You know, he built it. George, how do you feel about this? This is what I often wonder why anybody would vote for a guy like Gallego, why you would want a guy like Gallego. And I don't care what political party. Why would you want somebody this hateful in Washington, D.C.? Well, I think everybody's forgetting that this is the same Senator Gallego that was in cahoots with Eric Swalwell.

[00:49:19] And allegedly on that video with our kid, I don't know if they're underage, but extramarital affair, whatever, however you want to call it. That's his buddy. They're buddy buddies. So that in itself should, um, this dude Gallego shouldn't even be a sitting senator right now. I mean, we haven't heard anything on that on the back on information. What's going on with that with him? But he's got the audacity to come on and say all this. It's just, it's just stupid.

[00:49:47] They're so blinded by, by like the name Trump. That ballroom is going to be for any president gets elected, whether it be Democrat, Republican, socialist, communist. And I'm just saying that just to say independent, whoever they will have use of that ballroom. It's for everybody just because Trump did it. Now it's no good. I mean, that's how they're just stupid. Ah, and this guy's talking about tearing everything down, like including this, this arch they're going to build, which I think is amazing.

[00:50:16] I think DC is supposed to look like this. I don't think we need hobos and homeless and vandals and, and, and, and drug dealers and you name it. The place was awful. I was shocked when George and I went there. I thought, wow, this place really looks like dog shit. Now this was before Donald Trump won, but it was, it was terrible. And I think that's, you know, this, this is being done for all the right reasons. And this is what I mean. When you think about common sense and you think about the Democrats in general, it's not what they care about the American people.

[00:50:45] It's not that they care about better gas prices or, or protecting you and defending you. They want illegal invasion. They want to be able to cheat in elections and they want to do stuff like this. I can't see why anybody would vote Democrat. I really can't. And again, I believe it's a unit party in DC. I'm not really that happy with either party, but here we are. And at the end of the day, this doesn't make any sense to me. I mean, the triumphal arch, I don't know if you guys have seen the early designs and you should go look at them.

[00:51:13] This, this guy, this guy's calling it an ugly monstrosity that would desecrate the Arlington National Cemetery. And it's, and he said, it's an example of Trump's very fundamental things that these men and women have fought for, which is to save this country. This guy is so full of shit. Honest to God, I'd like to crack him across the face. I'd like to give this guy a slap, like from, you know, bring it from the West Coast to the East Coast. This guy needs a power slap like nobody's business.

[00:51:40] I'm so sick of this kind of crap, this divisional chaos that these scumbags are doing. And Jake Tapper should have literally eviscerated this guy. I would have hammered him at that. I wish I was doing the interviewing on CNN. Not that they would ever hire me. I would have ripped this guy to shreds. I would have been like, so why are you such a hateful son of a bitch? Because everything that Donald Trump is doing is for the American people. Why are you such a scumbag, Gallego? And by the way, what about that Solwell situation? Did you cheat on your wife?

[00:52:08] I mean, how much sex did you actually, I would have ripped this guy to shreds. He would have stormed off the set. I would have been so ruthless. And that's the problem with most of these softball reporters and interviewers. When it really comes time to drop the hammer and get for the truth, no, they just sugarcoat it. Let's play the clip. President Trump is putting his mark on Washington, D.C. quite a bit. Building a White House ballroom. He plans to build an arch.

[00:52:34] Attempts to rename the Kennedy Center, the Reflecting Pool, and on and on and on. It seems clear to me that this is going to be a big issue for Democrats running for president in 2028. I know you haven't made a decision yet about whether or not you're going to run for president. But if you do, would you advocate for tearing down the ballroom or tearing down the arch? I think I'd be advocating for almost all of that. You know, the real state that this president has put on this country has been the fact that he wrote a democracy.

[00:53:04] Let's start with January 6th, the fact that the first time ever a U.S. president attempted an actual coup. That right there is a reason why we should not have anything named towards him. The fact that he has destroyed the institutions that have kept this government together through some of the hardest times and eroded, for example, our Department of Justice is another reason why we need to be taking down all these, you know, honorific situations or emblems of him. The fact that he wants to destroy the Kennedy Center, a man that contributed so much to this country

[00:53:33] to replace it with his name, who's done everything to destroy this country, is another reason why we have to make sure that we wipe him out. So this is not me trying to get to Donald Trump because I don't like Donald Trump. It's what Donald Trump has done to this country. And as somebody that visits a lot of my friends at, you know, Section 60 of Arlington National Cemetery, the fact that we're going to have this ugly monstrosity in the view of this very sacred site. The arch, I mean. Yeah, the arch is another reason why that needs to be taken care of because, again,

[00:54:01] this man has said nothing but actually destroy the very fundamental things that these men and women have fought for, which is to save this country and continue this democracy. Senator Ruben Gallego, Democrat. I wonder if Ruben Gallego is going to run. Why does he run for president in 2028? That'll go well. Fucking jerk off. Listen, he can run on the sex campaign. You know, more sex for everyone. Why is he still in the Senate? He should be tossing his ass out. Because they don't do that. They don't sanction anybody.

[00:54:29] They don't really hold their feet to the fire. They don't care about God, country, family. They only care about themselves. This guy's a dumbass talking about what the good things of Donald Trump. And it's always interesting to me. You know on this show we'll call out, you know, Donald Trump for the things we don't think that he's doing, that he should be doing. But we'll also want to say when he does something right, he should get that credit. I think what he's doing to D.C. is right on spot. The place looks way better now. And it's a major improvement over what was going on. And it's the nation's capital.

[00:54:58] It should be absolutely perfect. It should be amazing. It should be incredible. And, you know, this arch, it's an incredible piece of artwork that's getting built. Unbelievable. And the artist they hired to do it, he's incredible. All right. All right. We have Brock here and people asking Brock to, you know, look through all the posts. And, you know, the question was, why are people, why do people say they won't be voting?

[00:55:28] I'm going to put up the list and go over it. But top 10 issues. One was ongoing wars. Iran, Ukraine, Gaza. All right. Well, Gaza's over with Ukraine. We're not involved in that war as far as our military and stuff. Money-wise, we were, yeah. But Iran, we've been saying it. You should just bomb it and get it over with. Finish it. Second one.

[00:55:56] How can you have accountability for COVID when the number one suspect has a pardon? Oh, wait. Wait. Go back. Maybe try to take the auto pen and prove that Biden didn't know he was auto penning the pardon for him and get it overturned. Can we do that? Possibly. Did we try? No. Exploding deficit and debt.

[00:56:25] You know, Lance, I know you always talk about it. We talk about it. I wonder if we will ever get our debt down or just keep adding to it. And this goes for both sides of the aisle. This is not just one side. They both do it. Granted, Trump says his tax plan initiative, you know, over 10 years, it'll bring down the debt. But, well, he said that the first term, but because election got stolen in 2020, we wouldn't know.

[00:56:55] Oh, well, maybe we can overturn that election because we say we have all the evidence. We have it all. Maybe give him a do over and get consecutive eight years of his presidency. And that takes me to number. Where is it? No accountability. Should be on there, though. For his unreleased Epstein files. No arrests. I agree. I agree, too. No arrests.

[00:57:25] They say there's still files of release. I can't take Massey's word for him because now if you ask him, he'll call you a troll. So, or he was all for it. Now you're a troll if you bring it up to him. Israel's support and censorship. But most of the politicians, the government will be so blinded by that one. And you have to ask yourself why. How much influence does Israel have? Oh, yeah. We know why.

[00:57:52] It's probably they worked their catfishing and all their blackmail through Epstein. Hmm. I wonder who's going to replace Epstein for Israel. Allegedly. Broken promises. No follow through. I'm sure Lance, he's brought it up multiple times. No consequences. No one's been held accountable for the 2016 Russia hoax. He wanted to try to interfere in 2016 election, 2020 election, 2022 election.

[00:58:21] Even this past election. Now one coming up. What do we have? Nothing. Granted, he secured our borders. Great job. Love it. Let's hope it stays like that. They did pass some tax legislation. Great. I didn't. Lance, you get a 10% interest rate on your credit card?

[00:58:51] No. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. We have a lot of stuff in court, but we are getting it done.

[00:59:18] And it's not, I don't think that has any bearing on Trump admin. They're doing a great job. Ice and all them. High prices economy. Oh, we were just talking about it. Gas prices. Food prices are still high. They haven't gone down. What affects food prices? Oh, hot gas, right? Because all the trucks got to use diesel and everything to transport all the food. That's one thing.

[00:59:45] But I ain't feeling the tax cuts. I don't know how anybody else out there is, but it's just, you ain't feeling it. When I go to grocery stores, it still costs a lot of money. If I go to the gas pump, it still costs a lot of money. It's two things that Americans use every day. You know what would be nice? We can get a majority of Americans to boycott buying gas for a day or two. Figure out a different way. Just to show some unity.

[01:00:15] Try to work it down. Speaking of unity. Uniparty. Both sides the same. Definitely. And how do you know that? Brings us to number 10. Lack of election integrity reforms. And that goes to number nine. Uniparty. You have Republicans that don't want to jump on board with other Republicans and get some legislation passed. You guys look at... And this is why I didn't want to talk about why I think the Republicans are going to lose the midterms. I pray to God it doesn't happen. I really do. But if you look at...

[01:00:45] Besides the tax cuts that mean anything to Americans, what really has... That you feel... What has the GOP, Congress, have done to make your life better? I'll wait for the answers in the chat. I'm going to look in the chat because... They could have made our lives better. They could have passed the Save America Act. Maybe then our vote would matter more.

[01:01:14] They could have passed the Clarity Act once again. But all these big corporations and lobbying has taken over. And, you know, I wanted to bring this up, Lance. Your comment from Friday's show has actually... Took off on social media. You're talking about civil war. But a lot of people say, no, we don't need a civil war. Which is right. We don't. It's a revolutionary war where it's us against the government. Because I think this government is too far gone. A lot of people are commenting, I'm in, I'm in, I'm in.

[01:01:43] I want to ask you questions to those people. You're in, you're ready to go. But do you have a GOP bag? How ready are you? If it was a pop-off now, you have a bag ready to go and get in the fight? When I post this clip, I want to see you guys pictures of your GOP bags and stuff. Because we don't need talk. We need action. How we get that? Believe me, I want it peacefully and done in the courts. But you always got to be prepared for the worst. I mean, look at AI.

[01:02:11] We're getting all warning signs about AI that AI is going to destroy us. Even somebody from China, a defense guy or something, said AI is a big threat. So if there is like a, let's say like a terminated type thing, how do we, how do you prepare yourselves to fight something like that? That's where people need to start thinking and come up. We need to come up with ways where people can just have something for their defense.

[01:02:43] If, if it's even possible. I know AI can't work without electric or, or, or internet, right? We need Wi-Fi, take out all that infrastructure. That should be the first priority. We should have a kill switch for that. Just in case. Right? What do you think? Kill switch? It's complicated. You know, there's a lot of people that, that theoretically, you know, EMP,

[01:03:08] E, PERF, high energy radio frequency weapons, you know, but you know, I think we've got a much bigger problem. We've got a corrupt government and that corruption, I'm not sure it's fixable at this point. Let me, let me say this to you. If Donald Trump doesn't fix this, it's never going to get. So this is the one chance we have. I'm hoping that he's still got some kind of an ace up his sleeve.

[01:03:35] Not sure if he does or doesn't because right now hope for the best, but expect the worst. All right. Let's talk about this North Carolina Democrat, George running for the state house. Hmm. Yeah. Go figure this one. This is a North Carolina Democrat. Who's in North Carolina chat? I know somebody's got to be in there running for state house, put up this Facebook post, deleted it. But you know what? The smart people, they screenshot and she,

[01:04:05] they put up a post wishing for an attack on U.S. soil. But in quotes, Alabama or where the stupid people live. It's what this North Carolina Democrat was saying. It's freaking horrible. What? What's wrong, people? Crazy. This actually, the state party just withdrew all financial, operational and organizational support. And her name is Shelly Hendon's campaign.

[01:04:35] And I was saying also police reports also list her in a two separate incidents of assault on her husband. What'd she call it? She called it a high stress marriage. Doesn't give you a right to assault your husband. Bitch, what about if you stress the shit out of your husband? Is it okay for you if he fucking cracks you a couple of times? I wouldn't think so. Yeah, this is the insanity that these people are running to be elected, hoping that their dirt doesn't come out.

[01:05:05] And asking for an attack on U.S. soil. This is, and again, I don't see the Republicans doing as much of this. And I'm not defending the Republicans. I'm just saying I don't see as much of that coming out of them. Where do they find these people? It's pretty incredible. All right, let's go ahead and play the clip. Backlash and cratering support over resurfaced posts seemingly calling for attacks on U.S. soil. Jonathan Sari has the details. Hi, Jonathan. Hi, Dana.

[01:05:34] Well, as a candidate, Shelly Hendon promotes education and affordability. But it's some of her older social media posts that may have tanked Democrats' chances of flipping a North Carolina state house seat in the state's Piedmont region. Republicans have been circulating a screenshot of her now-deleted Facebook comment from last year, stating, I think our only hope is an attack on U.S. soil, preferably Alabama, Louisiana, where the stupid people live.

[01:06:02] The Guilford County Democratic Party issued a statement saying, we unequivocally reject and condemn the social media posts made by Shelly Hendon. These statements violate everything our party represents. Effective immediately, the county Democratic Party is formally withdrawing all financial, operational, and organizational support from Shelly Hendon's campaign. Additionally, police reports have surfaced, listing Hendon as the suspect in two separate incidents involving simple assault on her husband.

[01:06:30] In a statement on her campaign website, Hendon explains, in 2024, during a high-stress time in my marriage, my husband and I had a couple of arguments that escalated. During one argument, my husband grabbed me and I fell backward and hit my head. In my fear and confusion, I sought support and protection from those I trusted. I called 911. The statement does not explain why both police reports list her husband, not her, as the victim.

[01:06:56] With official candidate filing deadlines passed, it's too late to remove Hendon's name from the ballot, but the local Democratic Party says just because your name is on the ballot doesn't mean it guarantees their support. Dana? Okay, Jonathan. Well, 50 days to go. Things are happening. Thank you. Certainly. Unfortunately, her name will still be on the ballot, though.

[01:07:23] But I hope people don't vote for her, even though it's a statehouse. Let's have some common sense out here. These people shouldn't even make it onto the ballots. These are horrible human beings. This is a horrible person. So much of it. And every time we turn around, it is the Democrats, as much as I only don't like the Democrats. Lance, I have a question for you. This is coming from Ornery Old Fart. Yeah. And I kind of agree with you, bro, too. He says GOP are closet retards. Listen, I have to agree with you.

[01:07:50] You know, I had hoped for a much better result coming out of D.C. You know, we got the House, we got the Senate, we're going to do this. This is just, this Congress is going to go down in history as one of the most ineffective, worthless set of congressional members ever. And just the insanity in there of the people that are in there, they're just hard, like Gallego and others. I just, you know, you look at Schiff, you look at, so many of them are just such. He's being very quiet, too, Schiff. Yeah, well, he doesn't, you know, you know, he's awfully quiet. Do you hear all the, as a matter of fact, I didn't put this story in and talk about it,

[01:08:20] but did you hear all the news popping up? I think it was Mark, the secretary of BNI, is it Mark Mullen? He said about Ilan Omar, that they're still investigating her, or it's something that they know she married her brother or something to that effect. But how much, how much investigation does it take? Well, you know. If that was a regular American, you're going to tell me they wouldn't already be a Russian? Hold on, Lance.

[01:08:47] I'm going to, I know you're mad, and I get mad too, but you're going to remove a sitting Congress person? You want to make sure your shit's on point. You know, the evidence is out there. The shit is on point. I'm so fucking sick of them saying we've got an investigation. All I want are some fucking arrests. I'm tired of this. Every time they turn around, oh, we've got an investigation. But if it was a regular American, they would have already, that person would already be sitting in jail. They would have already been indicted. See, that's what, I don't understand it. They're not a higher level status.

[01:09:14] Yes, she's no better than any other American. If the system weaponizes that quickly against a regular American, why doesn't it weaponize against congressional members the same way? This is a bunch of horse shit. And that's my problem with this freaking administration. The laws are the laws. Equal application of the law, equal protection of the law, rule of law. Arrest that fucking bitch now and stop talking about it. I'm tired of you guys in D.C. I'm tired of this administration talking about it.

[01:09:40] I want to see some fucking arrests of high government officials, and I want to see them now. If anybody in the audience doesn't agree with me, you don't need to watch the show. My thing is, if it's going to happen to me and it's going to happen to you, then it should happen to them at the same speed. They are no higher level. I don't care. Member of Congress, federal agent. They are just regular people with a different job, and that's it. They don't get a higher status. They don't get a deeper investigation. If the investigation is clear, she married her brother, it's clear that's criminal.

[01:10:10] Okay? It's not legal. She should be denaturalized and ejected out of the country right now. I just, I'm tired of this, oh, because it's a congressional member, we've got to do a better job, or because it's an FBI agent, we've got to investigate further. No. Same level of investigation that a regular American citizen gets. No higher level of investigation. It's just a bunch of crap. I'm tired of these excuses. You know, excuses are like assholes. We all have them, and they all smell. All right. Let's talk about this Trump-appointed judge, another jackass. Hold on. I want to say something.

[01:10:41] If you, if you, I still want you to watch the show if you don't agree with Lance, because if we can agree to disagree, I value everybody's opinion, as long as you're not dumb or retarded. I still want you to watch the show and participate. Yeah. Lance just gets a little, you know how Lance is. No, I'm wound up. I'm tired of it. I'm tired of being told I'm going to get arrested. I'm tired of government gangsters. I'm tired of deep state. Stop. You know what? Your word is your bond, Donald Trump. The administration, your word is your bond, Cash Patel.

[01:11:11] We've got a new AG in there. Todd Blanche. Get off your ass. I want to see some government, federal agents, judiciary, congressional members, you name it. I want to see some fucking arrests. All right. I want you guys to prove that you didn't lie to us. All right. Let's talk about this Trump-appointed judge, George. Here's another guy. This is a Trump-appointed judge, D.C. judge. He just blocked Trump's United States Postal Service mail-in ballot safeguards.

[01:11:36] This is coming after a Democratic lawsuit claiming postal service lacked authority. You know, we're going back and forth on so many different aspects of the mail-in ballots, whether it be if it's legal, not legal. If this safeguard is good, not good. It's just, it's crazy. Once again, Democrats are using good tactics. I got to give it to them.

[01:12:04] But at this point, it shouldn't, there should be no rulings or anything. It's too late to add or do anything now. They shouldn't be allowed. It's September 14th. We're a month and a half and a few days away from elections. How is the Postal Service going to do anything when they keep switching shit up? I mean, it's just, it's ridiculous. How do we even know what rule, what's going on?

[01:12:34] Talk about confusion setting in. That's exactly what they want to do. So some confusion and chaos. Why? What are you really doing? They want you focused on this while the Democrats are probably sneaking their way in and do something else. You know them bastards, what they're doing. Crazy. Can't wait. Enough's enough. This is another reason for the National Emergency Act. Again, I've said it once and once. I've said it many times. Arrests, National Emergency Act.

[01:13:03] The only way to move in the midterms. Because I can tell you this judiciary, they're going to do everything they can to block. I don't trust them. I don't trust the judiciary. I don't trust the Department of Justice. I don't trust our federal agencies. Too late for all of them. If they want to prove me wrong, well then go ahead. It's the show me state here on the Big MIG show. That's how we do it. Okay, listen. Well, thanks for joining us today. We'll be here Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. Eastern Standard. I'm working on an interview with Peter Tickton. Of course, you know, well connected to Donald Trump. Great legal mind. We met him down at Mar-a-Lago, George and I.

[01:13:33] And he's talking to his people hopefully today or tomorrow. I'll let you know as that updates. Also got some other interviews that are online. We'll be getting unbooked very soon. So don't forget, follow us on YouTube. Follow us on Locals. We need all the support. Follow us on every major podcast platform. We're on all of them. We love you guys. Thanks for tuning in. Of course, thanks for putting up with my rants. I'm angry. I want a better country for the American people. And that goes for everybody. I'm not trying to put political bias on this. I think division and chaos is a tool of a deep state.

[01:14:02] They don't want us to unify. I say unify. Enough is enough. Let's do what we can to fix this country and make it the greatest country in the world once again. Because we're struggling right now. I can tell you that. It doesn't seem like it, but there's plenty of things that need to be fixed. All right. Love you guys. Thanks for tuning in today. George, last words, my brother. I'm just going to leave it with you. You said it. Bye. I'll see you guys tomorrow. Love you guys. Peace.

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