Iran’s $10M Bounty Video Targets Barron Trump |EP914

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[00:05:31] Well, any parent out there would probably get angry. I know this. There's a lot of things I would do for my daughter if she was being threatened. I don't think people would like the results. I might end up with a criminal case on myself. But I knew she wouldn't be capable of defending herself in certain situations, and that's where I would come in. We do a lot of things for our kids.

[00:05:54] The question is, when a country like Iran comes out and directly threatens your child, what do you think the correct behavior is? Forget that he's president of the United States. What would you do if somebody came out and threatened your child with a video titled, Where to Kill Barron Trump? And then simultaneously put up a $10 million bounty for the individual that kills Barron Trump.

[00:06:23] Now, I have to tell you right now, I can't imagine what Melania Trump is saying to Donald Trump, George. What do you think is going on at the home? You know, while you were talking, I was thinking that. I said, I would love to be there just listening to when Melania Trump heard this news and when she's talking to President Donald Trump to hear what she was saying. Because, you know, you can't, first of all. A fly on the wall.

[00:06:50] You can't mess with, one thing is you cannot mess with Barron Trump. That's Melania's only child. It's her baby. And you got to be pretty much fucking dumb. I'm surprised we haven't bombed him yet. I literally am. But, you know. Now, the Treasury Department came out with a whole bunch of supposed financial sanctions. But I have to say, if I was president of the United States, this would not be a good day for Iran.

[00:07:19] Not only am I fed up with all their shenanigans of their negotiating, not negotiating garbage, which they're well known for. I don't think they're negotiable. I think we've got a major problem with who the actual leadership, who's really in charge of Iran. Because you've got the Basij, the IRGC, and you've got the Khomeini. I don't really know who's in charge.

[00:07:39] But I have to say that if I was Donald Trump, there would be a major problem when it comes to what I would be doing to Iran today. I would tell you there wouldn't be a road or a bridge left. The Bitcoin mining that I keep talking about, I can't figure out what this administration is waiting for. These financial sanctions, I mean, just bomb the Bitcoin mining facilities. What is the problem, Donald Trump?

[00:08:05] Why are you hesitant to bomb the Bitcoin mining facilities? I just can't figure that out. And I'd have to add another piece to this. Because wouldn't you, George, right now, just go after all those roads where they're bringing in overland resupplies for their military? I mean, and then wouldn't you just seize Karg Island and just take it as possession? Let me ask you a question. How many roads, like major highways or roads, are coming into Iran? It's not like you're here in the States, bro.

[00:08:35] Oddly enough, I looked that up. And there are a lot of them. There are a lot of roads that come into Iran from all sorts of areas where they were getting resupply, China and otherwise. And if you go look up the history of that, that's how most of their resupply has occurred in times of war or in times of conflict. So interesting. It's kind of shocking, George.

[00:09:02] I didn't really realize it until I was told that by somebody else. You were told it? Did you look at it? I did look at it. I looked it up. I actually asked for all the overland routes. There's quite a few maps that come up. You're talking about because you're talking you need like big, you need roads that can handle heavy loads. And you're talking military supplies. Because there ain't no ships getting in. You know, George, I didn't check to see if they were paved. I didn't check any of that.

[00:09:32] I imagine most of them aren't paved. Well, that's what I'm talking about. But I don't think that matters, George, because I think there's plenty of heavy equipment and heavy commercial trucks that can take plenty of loads over gravel roads, dirt roads. I don't think it has to be anything. I mean, we're not talking about mud. We're talking about hardened roads that have been used for centuries that have been driven over. So I personally think I know you this is one of those topics that you normally push back on.

[00:09:59] But I just have to tell you, if you just go do the research, you'll see the information that's out there. You can just head over to Google after the show and take a look. All right. Well, let's talk about this. What do you think, George? George, you're the president of the United States. They just threatened your son. What are you doing this morning? Hold on a second. Iran does not rely on fix or a specific number of designated main highways exclusively to bring in arms. Rather, it's military logistics and weapons supply operations.

[00:10:29] Utilize a vast integrated national grid of arterial roads, freeways, and regional transit corridors connected to major ports and land borders. Okay. Okay. So, okay. What does that mean? Okay. So the ports are not going to be coming through the ports. So if you're watching all the land borders, you know, using your satellites, I don't know how easily you're going to be getting stuff in.

[00:11:00] Regardless, no matter what, it's going to have to come through the border, whatever countries border in Iran. So that could be easily monitored. It ain't coming through mountains and stuff with the military equipment. Well, there's a lot of things that could be easily monitored. The Bitcoin mining facilities could be easily monitored and shut down, but nobody seems to be doing that. Yeah.

[00:11:31] I haven't heard them discuss overland freight. Like they've got all the overland freight shut down. Do they? Don't they? I have no idea. We also know that the Iranians have a vast network of tunnels. Do we know if there's any of those tunnels that go under the border, much like the cartels? I have no idea. I don't know. I don't have that information. But at the end of the day, clearly, they don't seem to be stopping. They seem to have plenty of equipment to use. Do they? It's not like whenever they do do a strike.

[00:12:00] And now they want to talk about strikes inside of Europe. They seem to act like they've got an unlimited supply of equipment. Do they? I have no idea. I mean, anybody can act and talk, but it's all about action. I mean, we haven't seen anything major like missiles coming out of Iran for a while now. Allegedly, I've just seen a thing where a tanker got hit by something. So, I mean, I wasn't able. I didn't have enough time to verify and stuff. So, but we'll see. Yeah.

[00:12:29] I mean, that's all you can do. I don't even know why negotiate with them. I wouldn't at this point. Let's go back to my question. You're the president. They just threatened your son. What's your next move? I'd blivere the motherfuckers. Not the people. I'd blivere the president, prime minister, any fucking diplomats in Iran. Hold on. The IGRC army, all their command centers, wherever they're at, their leaders, out, done. That'd be a rain of hellfire coming from the United States military.

[00:13:00] I'd send freaking tomahawks from my ships and then send the bombers, baby. Boom, boom, boom, boom. Relentless. Just boom, boom, boom. Over a 24-hour period, if we even need that long. That's what I would do. I would be done playing games. Listen, I would be like, listen, I tried to be diplomatic with you guys.

[00:13:25] We had a 60-day agreement, and you guys, every time things got changed, you didn't want to agree to nothing, and look where we're at now. So why should I continue to talk with you guys? And you just threatened my baby son, my son? You think I want to sleep on the couch? Melania tell me to sleep on the couch? Fuck no. I got a bommies now. Just like that.

[00:13:49] I bet, I'd be honest with you, if Melania's finger was on the trigger, she would go past Donald. Yep. Take him out. That's it. They what? They want to threaten my baron? My baby baron? Oh, no. Listen, there's one thing you go after. I mean, pretty much any mama, and we call them mama bears. You want to go after their kids, they've got problems. Mostly every mama bear is going to tear you fucking up, if they can.

[00:14:19] Not the guys you got to wear. It's about the mamas. They're the ones that carry that little baby for nine months. There's that bond that you just mother-child bond that there's, I mean, I wouldn't know, but they say there's nothing like it. Well, these weren't, you know, threats that didn't have any backing. Of course, they proved that they uncovered Barron's accounts for Xbox, FIFA video games, and Discord, as well as those of his classmates.

[00:14:48] And they named two of his classmates also. So these aren't just the kind of threats that don't have any backing. They're saying that they know how to track him at every moment. And no one's talking about this, by the way, which is crazy. It is interesting that nobody's talking about it because nobody wants Donald Trump, including Congress, to have justification to do what's necessary in Iran. So, of course, they don't want to discuss that they just threatened him.

[00:15:17] Not only have they threatened him, we know about him having to transfer planes coming out of Turkey and all the rest of that stuff. Secret Service is aware of the video and investigates, you know, of course, anything can be perceived as a threat, whether it's the president of the United States or his direct family. You know, this is, don't forget the other video that had come out. That was the IRGC-linked media firm, in which the Tasnim News Agency released a video where to kill Melania.

[00:15:44] And they seem to also indicate that they knew Melania Trump's location. That one didn't get the coverage either, George. And, you know. We covered it. We did. Of course. Because that's what we do on this show. And that's why you can count on us. We're going to cover the topics that mainstream media won't. We're going to cover the topics that they don't want to do. Listen, here's my take. When you start getting a regime that's threatening the leadership of your country and the rest of it constantly. And this has been going on.

[00:16:13] We know about the We Kill Trump video. And, you know, don't forget the Iranian-backed media came out, Where to Kill Trump. Listen, these assassination threats haven't stopped. Now, we've got the clip. We've got the video. Yeah, let me explain. But it's in. Oh, go ahead. No, no. You don't even know. Because, all right, so I got the original video that they put out. Now, they were talking. I'm guessing it was Farsi.

[00:16:35] So, what I had to do was I'd take that clip, create closed captions, take that file, translate it to English closed captions, put it in. And then I was able to create an English voiceover. So, I removed them talking. Wow. So, it's closed captions plus just an American AI thing talking. So, George went all technical geek on this thing.

[00:17:05] Nice job, George. So, some of the, I mean, some of the translation might be awful in a word or two or just the way it is, but that's, it is what it is. It's not my fault. Blame AI. All right. Here we go. The leaked data in. This video is the result of an unprecedented influence. The information was left to us by a girl with the help of the most powerful American.

[00:17:30] Secret Service Protocols was sitting face to face with the Baron on the top of the Trump Tower. These days, the Baron's daily schedule is concentrated in Constance, Milstein Academy, L. Washington, D.C. Northwest of Washington, D.C. Every day with an escort caravan. He gets away from the black tactical high heels in the university environment. He is not even alone for a second.

[00:17:59] The Secret Service staff has put the coats and scars aside and with personal clothing, hoodies and sports clothes are present among the students. This round is so tight that bodyguards in the economy class sit in the last row of the class. The upper floors have academic bedrooms for suites and single-seater rooms. The influence of these scientists is the first step to break the physical barrier with Baron and his achievements. Baron is seriously.

[00:18:29] He never gives his mobile number to his friends, but no one can completely ignore him. Our source has revealed that he has a digital shelter for himself. Its connections, far from the eyes of the authorities, end up in sound and text chats on Xbox. And with the discovery of its classmate's business name, it networks through Discord and gets lost for hours in football games. But being isolated is his biggest obstacle.

[00:18:58] Influence on the first round of Barons and hiring them does not require complicated operations. It is an offer. One of his classmates to become familiar with the lower digital security, such as Instagram or LinkedIn, and reach his Discord or Xbox profile through his business name. Then, using the general Xbox apis, he can come and steal the full list of his common friends without the Baron smelling. Now we have more opportunities to advance our operations.

[00:19:29] Probably when you are watching this video, we have done this. The social relations department of Baron is in the hands of a 19-year-old E-boy named Boo Loudoun. His only connection with the outside world. Loudoun is exactly the same person who is the same person. Who is the same person? Person. Who is the same person? Person who is.

[00:19:58] The same person. Who is the same person? Who is the same person who is? You know, I think they're indicating that they've identified through his aliases that this is the same person. Yeah, possibly. They're trying to say that they've got him nailed down. Doesn't matter whether you use aliases or otherwise. Have they identified his IP address?

[00:20:28] I have no idea. You know, how is he being protected like that? This is pretty unsettling. Whatever's true. It's interesting. Like you said, George, I'd like to know what the discussion is between Melania and Donald Trump right now about this. Well, you know, he's got, you know, they just ramped up Secret Service on Barron and probably whatever friends he hangs out with because now they could be in danger. Yeah.

[00:20:58] And all their phones and equipment and computers all being probably, you know, Secret Service, NSA is probably going through them right now. If not already been monitoring them. Yeah. But I don't know. Could this be like an okie doke, like a ploy in Iran? Just take like a distraction, diversion while they're trying to do something else? I mean, they're always trying to do something else. They always have another plan. And you know that.

[00:21:27] That's the shifty nature of Iran, ridiculously wasteful negotiations, right? They always say one thing and do another. But look, I've said it before. I'll say it again. There's only one thing that solves the situation in Iran, and that's complete and utter total devastation of the current regime, the IRGC, and the besiege. You know, it's funny. They said Bo Loudon, and you know Bo Loudon, that name is on X. Yeah. Is that a friend of his? I don't know. I don't know.

[00:21:57] Is it an alias? I don't know. No, Bo Loudon. Well, no, because you've seen videos of Bo Loudon and stuff of him on X. I don't know. Could be one of his friends. I don't know. I don't know whose friends would. I don't know either. So, and I'm sure they're careful about that. All right. Let's switch up the gears here a little bit, George. Tell me what's going on with the Supreme Court. Well, we were just talking about the mail-in ballots yesterday and stuff and waiting court decisions.

[00:22:23] Well, the U.S. Supreme Court has sided with President Trump lifting the lower court's order that actually blocked Trump's mail-in ballot restrictions to go in effect. This is pretty big. You know the liberals now? They're panicking probably even more. They're probably trying to come up with another way to try and stop this. I mean, the U.S. Supreme Court just ruled on it. So, I don't know what any lower court could do. But, you know, lower courts, they'll try.

[00:22:53] You've just seen Judge... Yesterday we were talking about Judge Indira Talwani. Try. I mean, there's always something. The amount of time, resources, and money that the Democrats waste going to lower courts. Just for all of it to be overturned. Most of everything they've tried. But don't we deserve free and fair elections? I think so. We've seen so many things.

[00:23:22] You know, another official in Michigan came out, put a video out asking for help. Another clerk. Yeah, another clerk. That's what it is, yeah. Yeah, asking the DOJ for help on the voter rolls. So now Trump's orders require each U.S.-United States Postal Service envelope to have a unique barcode with tracking. DHS and SSA create approved voter lists.

[00:23:50] And Post Office only sends ballots to that list. Hmm. Interesting. I wonder how they're going to, like, figure... Those are ballots that got to be mailed. But if anybody fills out a ballot, you know, coming into election, that's where, you know... If we got them on this way, you still have to worry about... If we still have to worry about hacking, even though a Republican now owns Dominion...

[00:24:20] But it's funny because... Have we heard any improvements about Dominion coming out of this alleged Republican ownership? Because I haven't. You know, so far with the... You know, these little elections that we're having, this and that... We haven't heard anything on any attempts or anything where people catch and vote switching or, you know, stuff like that. So I don't know.

[00:24:44] Would you think that the new ownership would come out with an announcement that we've patched up all the holes, if in fact that's really what they've done? I don't know. But, you know, of course, you look at the three liberal leading justices. They all publicly dissented. And I don't know. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, she wrote... That the rule... Just what she says. Let's another shoe drop in the... I don't know. What the hell is this word? Kafoski? Nightmare? Saying, listen to this.

[00:25:12] That our precedents have been steadily creating for certain plaintiffs who seek to bring election-related challenges. You know, she used that word that they're precedences, right? So you think those little liberal justices are a little mad that their challenges to dismiss Trump's mail-in ballots were permitted to continue? Due to legal... And they say due to legal lack of standing, right? What about when... The 2020 election?

[00:25:42] I mean, you had Ken Paxson. I think it was Texas versus Pennsylvania case. Mm-hmm. Or if you have... Was it Sordermeyer and Kagan declined to hear the case on that? And Sidney Powell's cases? They all... And how many others declined to hear the cases on what? On standing. Now, here it comes to them, and they're mad because lack of legal standing, they're saying.

[00:26:10] But meanwhile, when it was 2020 for us, it was a right for none of you guys to hear this stuff based on standing. So what's good for the fucking goose is definitely good for the gander. Yeah. Of course, that's the way they do it. Flip-flop, tick-tock, the clock moves. They flip-flop on their position based on what they want to achieve. I want to write to the SCOTUS. Of course, they don't want free and fair elections. They don't want voter ID. They want to be able to cheat and install. And both sides of the aisle benefit from the cheating and installing. You guys know it.

[00:26:39] I want to write to the justices, those three. I'm like, I'm writing just a quick thing. Yo, this ain't Burger King. You can't have it your way. Exactly. Right? I mean, it's funny. When they want it, they want things their way. But when it comes around, the same thing. But then it goes against them. Now they don't want it. No, you can't have it fucking both ways. No doubt. And this is, but we always, you always talk, especially you, you always bring us up about the judges and stuff.

[00:27:08] And we keep going through the same things with these judges. They just keep these lower court judges rule based on their, their feelings or opinion, whatever. And everything gets overturned. And then when the shit hits the fan and comes back around and blows up in our faces. Or, or when they don't want a ruling to come through because they know it's going to impact a lot of cases because they've got caught with their hand in the cookie jar. That's when the protectionism comes together.

[00:27:36] That's when the good old boy network, the district court makes a ruling against the defendant or against a case that has to do with some criminal enterprise that the DOJ or, or federal agents have participated in. And they don't want that case to be used as a precedent. So they dismiss it at the district court level. Then it goes to the appeals court and the appeal court comes up with a bunch of structural garbage. And they, and they manipulate, of course, because most of us don't understand the law at the level they do.

[00:28:02] Of course, with AI, that's changing, but they'll come up with some theory or they won't even look at the documentation and they'll make a ruling based on a flawed legal theory. And then here we are. You know, Lance, since we're talking about this in courts, I probably should have put this with it. You know, you see number five in our notes. Yeah. I'm going to put that up. George, go ahead. I heard, I heard the puppy in the background. I heard them. All right. I'm hold on.

[00:28:31] Let me bring this up. So we're talking about courts, right? And here's a ruling. So the ninth circuit court of appeals, they just ruled that district courts cannot block immigration and enforcement actions based solely on allegations against ICE agents. So here we go. So you have a higher court, the court of appeals telling these lower court judges that are just

[00:28:59] ruling on, on law, ruling on, they're not ruling on law. They're ruling on their feelings or whatever, or their opinions, because it's plain and simple. You see right here. One judge made a rule, but then you have a bunch of other judges on appeal, on appellate court saying, no, they're overturning. Like you. It could be this or any other cases. And this is what pisses me off. You're back. Let me bring Lance in real quick.

[00:29:31] Lance is more the legal scholar. Yeah. Not me. So where were you, what were you discussing, George? I just discussed about this, you know, the ruling and how it takes a higher court, a court of appeals to overturn one, these, just as a single judge that rules based on, not ruling on the law, because obviously you see it's being overturned. What are you ruling on?

[00:29:58] Like, I like this, but I like to see this, this judge, the law court judge that, that now just got his case overthrown. Where is he basing it? When he made the ruling in the first place, what's he basing it on? Well, they should have to defend their position. And it's a female. It's Judge Indira Tawani. Female, male. I don't give a shit. They're all stupid. Judge Indira Tawani. I believe she should have to defend her position because here's the interesting part about this case.

[00:30:24] The 18 U.S.C. 1015 and 18 U.S.C. 611 prohibit foreign nationals from registering to vote or voting in federal elections. It's very clear. We have laws on the books. Tawani ignored those laws and basically said, oh, no, no, no, we're not going to do this. So she went against the law. And this is not uncommon when federal judges take a position when they don't want a case to move forward or they don't want a case to be cited as a precedent.

[00:30:52] Or they know that federal agents or prosecutors violated the law. They all come together and they all conspire to manipulate the American public. And this is one of those cases where Tawani shouldn't have this job. She should be fired. But, of course, lifetime appointment. One of the biggest flaws in our judiciary, our judicial system. It's absolute immunity. It's all those things.

[00:31:19] Here she is going against the statutes like many judges do and coming up with some nonsense. So I believe she should be fired, removed. But, you know, the process is unwieldy. There's no oversight. The OPR, Civil Rights Division, Public Integrity Division, OIG, all of it's bullshit. And it doesn't happen. Even right now, Todd Blanche is in place. I didn't hear. Did anybody hear about any deep state arrests today? Did Todd Blanche give us some deep state arrests? Nope, I guess he didn't.

[00:31:49] You know, moment every day. Until we get some deep state arrests, Todd, you're just another one of the problems, not the solution. Okay. American schools. You know, wait, before we do this, because we want to go to break. Today, you have the special primary in South Carolina. Yeah. With, I don't even know her first name. Donna Graham? I think it's Donna. Donna Graham and the other person, yeah. I don't really understand. I'm curious to see how this is going to play out, because Trump won't.

[00:32:19] I don't understand the Donna Graham endorsement by Donald Trump. I don't understand. She's getting all. Did you see this thing that Caroline Levitt is now going to be in charge of MAGA Inc., which I guess is the billion dollars that Trump has raised? Are you aware of this? No. I guess Caroline Levitt has been put in charge of MAGA Inc., which is that billion dollar fund that Trump has raised. And you have a problem with that? No. No, I just think it's interesting.

[00:32:47] I mean, someone's got to be able to dole out the money and stuff. I didn't really have a problem with that. I like Caroline Levitt. I just think it's an interesting position. And, of course, MAGA Inc. is endorsing and paying for the entire campaign for Donna Graham, an unknown, inexperienced politician, when the person she's going up against is actually kind of an America First guy. And he's a career politician. So I don't know.

[00:33:13] I'm still curious as to why Donald Trump picked Donna Graham to enforce. I don't know if I get it. I don't know. This is a clear thing where I don't agree with Trump. I know Lance doesn't agree with Trump. No. And I don't support. It's Darlene Graham. Thanks. Darlene Graham. I thought it was Don. I apologize, guys. And it was funny because I was watching it. It was Fox and Friends in the morning. And I forget the guy's name. And he was talking about it.

[00:33:42] And he was saying, like, and I was shot. But he actually said the more qualified candidate is, I don't even know the other guy's name. That's how. Yeah, he is. Sam mentioned it on the radio. I'm so horrendous we're talking about. Hold on. At least we got to give the guy his name. Just keep talking for a second. Yeah. But, you know, you guys in the audience, was anybody like me? When I heard about Darlene Graham, I just was like, who? Oh, Lindsey Graham had a sister. Okay. Well, and I thought maybe she was in politics and it was like a natural transition

[00:34:10] or maybe she'd always been working with Lindsey and maybe she'd been his campaign manager or something. I didn't know. Ralph Norman. I looked her up. I was like, she's literally got no experience. She runs some kind of a nonprofit or something, I think. She has an education in some government stuff. But I just, I'm kind of dumbfounded about this one. I don't understand why Donald Trump thought she was the right choice. His name is Ralph Norman. Ralph Norman. I don't know if they're going, if they're trying to go by like name recognition.

[00:34:41] What was the movie with Eddie Murphy where he was a congressman and he won because of name recognition? Yeah, I remember that. It was a funny movie. But I mean, it's like, that was, that was a great movie. And pretty much in that movie, a lot of stuff, what they portrayed in there, it's really how it works back behind the scenes. Believe it or not, with donations and funding of money. All right. Well, you know what time is. I'm trying to name that movie, man. We're going to take a short break here on the Big Migs show. Take the live link, share it far and wide, get other people in here.

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[00:39:09] George Balentine. Strength and peace. That's the way we do it, baby. Strength and peace. Big MIG Mafia's in the chat. A lot of people in chat today. I'm loving it. A lot of good feedback. A lot of things going on in there. So if you're out there watching or listening, come join the chat. If I haven't seen you in a while, if you're new, I'll definitely give you a shout-out. We always do. We like to welcome you properly to the Big MIG family. We can make you become a Big MIG Mafia member.

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[00:40:10] And I'm just curious. He said, every public school in America is now unnoticed that if they tell a child that they're trapped in the wrong body, they're committing child abuse. Okay. But who's going to enforce that child abuse? I didn't hear who. Because I can bet your bottom dollars that there's probably still a lot of schools doing that. Just go to, like, Washington State or California. Go ahead, Lance. The gentleman with his hand up

[00:40:40] in the first row. Yes. I have an idea. Hold on. Let me put you on solo. Go ahead. Do your thing. I think that the administration should hire George and myself to enforce this. We'll create our own child abuse Stasi police, and we will make sure that the public schools, if anybody steps over the line, we will be there to enforce it swiftly and viciously to protect the American children.

[00:41:10] Yes. The gentleman, the man with the amazing hair in the front row. Oh, thank you. Thank you. Thank you for the compliment. You with the incredible hair. If you're going to put us up for that position, we need a private jet because we're going to be flying around to different states and stuff because shit's going to be going on. I concur. All right. I think maybe with some hot stewardesses too. What the heck? We might as well have some good... I don't want no distractions. I'm not going to cross over, but just some eye candy for when I'm on the plane. I think it's okay.

[00:41:39] No such thing as eye candy for this guy. No. I'm single now. Anyway, my point is hire some pipe hitters to enforce this and I guarantee these teachers, we will vet them out and they will face the consequences for their actions. And I love kids, so I want to protect kids. I love children. So do I. Kids are innocent. They're beautiful. Yeah. And they should not be harmed in any way. You know, I loved being a dad. It was a great job.

[00:42:09] One of my best jobs. Well, let's play this clip. Let's. We stopped it. Every public school in America is now on notice that if they tell a child that they're trapped in the wrong body, they are committing child abuse. And as we remove the far-left extremism from the classroom, we're taking historic action to ensure that every child in America has access to a first-class education.

[00:42:42] Yeah. I actually appreciate the administration making this move. Did you hear about they're going to do a new school lunch program? George is going to put $100 billion in the school lunches. Have you heard about this? No. Another announcement by the administration. I'm worried about the grift. I'm worried about people scamming, but I'd love to see children's lunches because, of course, I think nutrition is the key to a healthy person

[00:43:12] and especially a child. Of course, their brain needs all that. I think school lunches have really gotten awful. I've heard a lot of stories about it. So hopefully the money will be put to good use. It won't be scammed out of the system by nefarious actors. But yeah, they're talking about $100 billion in the school lunch programs. So interesting stuff. Owner of the 49ers. It's not enough that you own a professional team that you can just about do whatever you want because, of course, it is a celebrity role when you own a professional sports team. George.

[00:43:41] What happened here? This is a fall from grace for the owner of the San Francisco 49ers. I'll never understand. I just want to just... Dude, you're the owner of the San Francisco 49ers. You got tons of money and you're in Ohio trailer park in a prostitution bus. So you're going for a little trailer park trash, I guess. No disrespect to anybody in trailer park. But, I mean, come on. I mean,

[00:44:10] you need a broad that bad. Go to one of the escort sites. You know, you have... I think it's... Let me look it up. Hold on. Eros. Like, Eros.com. E-R-O-S.com. Those are high-class escorts. Hot looking. As long as you got the money, you can get what you need, buddy. But, I mean, I don't just... I just don't get it. The owner of a football team. I'm just shocked at his... What? I mean, this is a $140 arrangement he made from some woman

[00:44:40] that lives in a trailer park. By the way, Eros.com does not sponsor the Big Mig show yet. So that wasn't... That wasn't a sneaky endorsement by George Malentine when he gave out her URL. But here's the point. Here's a guy that seems to have a lot of money. I mean, if you own the 49ers, you probably got, you know, a multi-billion dollar franchise. But he needed to arrange sexual activity for $140. Is his wife monitoring his cash? He's only allowed to leave the house with so much. I just...

[00:45:09] And this is interesting that this is the plan he had. He was also convicted of possessing criminal tools. Now, what criminal tools do you need to arrange an escort... George, I'm lost here. What exactly did he get caught with? Was he caught with some dildos? I mean, what become the criminal tools when you're caught in an escort sting? Well, condoms? No, no, no. Lubrication? I mean, give me a description of what he... We know what he got caught with,

[00:45:39] what kind of tools these were? It did not say, but criminal tools, they would be referring to, like, stuff to break in. That would be... Yeah, but this is an escort bus, so do criminal tools become a strap-on or maybe a... I don't know. Maybe he wanted to get spanked. Maybe he had them in his car, dude. I don't know. I don't know. Interesting. But just because you have... I don't know, a hammer or whatever. Let's just say you have... I mean, if you go in my car right now, I got tools in the back. I got drills.

[00:46:09] I got crowbar, hammer. What? Is that criminal? That can be considered criminal tools, but I think... I don't know. that the criminal tools for an escort sting would have to include sex toys. Like, if you look at Kraft, the owner of New England Patriots when he got busted. I think it was in Florida. Yep. And he was a massage parlor. Here's another... Here's another guy who was a multi, multi, multi-millionaire. Maybe he's a billionaire. I don't freaking know. Dude, you could have a massage... Like, a high-class massage

[00:46:38] and it'll come to your fucking house or your apartment wherever you're at. Hotel. So he went to a massage parlor. Was it a happy ending massage parlor, George? Yeah, it was. That's what they said. Happy ending. All right. Well, listen, my advice to you billionaires that are in the media, you know, that owns professional sports teams, don't be so cheap. You know, Lance, we have Sears B in the chat. You know, Mel? Yes. I didn't know. So she lives in Indiana. You know, got hit in some tornadoes

[00:47:08] and a lot of people been out without power 14 days. I think there's still people suffering. I don't know. I hope you got power back, but, you know, she lives with oxygen. So she had a neighbor help with a generator. But Sears, when you have a situation like that, medical, you can, I don't know if you did or not, but you call the electric company and you tell them that, even that or elderly, they'll make it a point to try to restore your power first before they go to different areas or where,

[00:47:38] so you know. And then you might want to consider, I don't know if you're going to afford it or not, like a backup generator for the house. Yeah. If not, maybe we should open up a GoFundMe for her. Yeah, I mean, it would be a good idea to have that wired into the house just in case. That's a serious situation, so hopefully you're okay and hopefully you've been able to get that situation remedied quickly. I hope you do. It's always tough when people go through things like that. That's what I'd like to see, you know,

[00:48:08] our government agencies really focus on is helping in those kind of times and it seems like a lot of the money gets wasted, but there's a reason right there for a good thing. All right, let's talk about the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. You want to know something though? I want to know what the San Francisco dude was doing in Ohio when your team is, you know, were they playing somewhere in Ohio for a preseason game or something that he did this? I don't know. I don't know. What's his name? Jed York. That's his name. Yep. Fucking dumbass.

[00:48:37] 46 years old. Let's talk about the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. No, we did that already. Oh, okay. I'm sorry. That's right. You did. Apologize. All right. How about Abdul on sex change for minors? How about it? Let's say you. He was on Jesse Waters and I mean, I don't know if they did a whole segment, but you know, he's typical trying to flip-flop not answer questions, but he pretty much does support sex changes for minors. You know, if you read his comment,

[00:49:07] I'm going to play the clip. Jesse asked him if you support sex change for minors and you know, they try to like, I don't know, he tried to frame it like as legislation. Abdul Saeed, correct? Yeah, from Michigan. He's running for Senate. Saying the government shouldn't tell people what kind of health care they can have and that decisions should be left to the doctor, parents, and patient. Well, first of all, if a patient is under 18 years old, they shouldn't be consenting to anything

[00:49:37] without parents' consent, first of all, number one. Second of all, why should insurance pay for anything like that? Then if you're saying that, then insurance is going to pay for a boo, jobs, facelifts, whatever. Imagine that. question, George. I don't even think that we can count on parents. This is a very serious situation and I often wonder if children should have to make the age of 18 before a decision like this can even be made because let's face it, there are some

[00:50:06] horrible stories about parents leading their children down a road that maybe the children are going to regret later. I'm not sure a decision as major as this, maybe it should just be flat out, no go, the child can make the decision when they become 18. I just don't know what happens if you have crazy parents, George, and they said I was just going to say the parents should be charged with child abuse then or endangering minors. So should parents be able to make a decision

[00:50:36] for a sex change surgery for minors? Let me hear from the chat. I don't think that this is a decision because mental health issues across the nation and I would be concerned that the father and mother might make a decision for their own reasons, maybe for notoriety, maybe for cliques, maybe because they want to be noticed. I don't know that this decision should be made by anybody except the individual who's making that decision to modify their body and I think they should be an adult to do so. I just don't, you know,

[00:51:05] you guys have seen this, right? How many people have seen famous actors and actresses that seem to have a bunch of trans children? By the way, this dude's a doctor. She has three trans sons. What are the odds of having three trans children in the same family? Who's that? Megan Fox. Oh, isn't Angelina Jolie too got something like that? But hold on, Abdul here. A lot of celebrities do. Abdullah here, he's a doctor too. He's a medical doctor.

[00:51:35] And I mean, he's stupid. Let me tell you, listen, they're all trying to push this Medicare for all, Medicaid for or whatever, insurance for all. For all you people that just don't know how it works. I'm going to give you some insight. You can take Canada, even Israel. They have that, but you know, in Canada or Israel, in order to get like see a specialist or something, you have to wait. You could be waiting months upon months. My mother's cousin needed

[00:52:05] to get, I think it was an x-ray MRI. It was due for something for cancer. And she had to wait over six months. By the time they did it, it was too late. So, why do you think people from Canada come here for medical stuff? The people that can afford it to come and pay? Because we have the best doctors, best, you know, facilities. You don't got to wait. I mean, it's ridiculous. You people have no idea. You just think free,

[00:52:35] but okay. Everybody's getting it free. You think there's going to be a free fall that every x-ray or thing is going to get approved automatically? That means if that happens, that means if all these doctors kept writing all these scripts for x-rays, how much more money it would cost the government? It's not going to happen. Think. Use your brain. Critical thinking, people. I agree. Let me play this clip. You know, I remember having great conversations with my

[00:53:05] conservative friends about right-to-try legislation. The idea that the government shouldn't tell you what kind of health care you should have. I just think the government shouldn't tell you what kind of health care you should have. If you're a minor, it's between you, your doctor, and your parents. If you disagree with that, if you disagree that health care decisions need to be made by a doctor and their parents and a patient, then I think we agree to disagree. You want to put government inside a hospital. You're a doctor, right?

[00:53:34] I am. You think it's okay for a parent to slash his thing stupid. You know, the ding-a-ling, you know what I'm concerned about? A lot of the media, even conservative media and influencers,

[00:54:04] a lot of them are focusing on El Saeed here, Abdullah. And while they're using him as a patsy, you have to watch out for all the other ones that are trying to get in. Because people may say, oh, it's just 20 members that are trying to get in Congress right now. Yeah, sure. 20 get it now. Then two years from now, what, another 20 more? 30 more? All it takes is now majority numbers. You take

[00:54:33] 20 DSA candidates and they don't agree with the Democrats, that's going to cause chaos. And then they're going to end up getting their way because Democrats are just wanting to pass shit, pass shit. That's what's going to end up happening. Well, seems like a lot of these policies aren't winning over the youth in America. Democrats favorability polling plunge among white non-college voters. Non-college voters are

[00:55:03] over the 14-year period, they're not getting groomed in all these socialist liberal programs in college. They don't have all these professors jamming it down their throats. They're making their own decisions. So, I guess the Democrat net favorability among white non-college voters dropped from minus two points in 2012 to minus 36 points in the recent data polling, while Republicans hold a steady 16-point edge on economy and

[00:55:33] inflation trust. And I guess support for Republicans on the generic congressional ballot remains unchanged, plus 26 points since October 2024. That's an interesting statistic there. But, listen, common sense, right? We always talk about common sense on this show. It's not so common. In this particular case, you would think that, well, working-class Americans realize that there's major economic issues and that currently our administration is somewhat blind to it, and Congress is clearly blind to it.

[00:56:03] They don't want to balance the budget. They want to just continue to waste money. Let's play the clip. ...economic net approval rating is negative, that all trust more. Look at this. Party the, well, isn't that interesting? Sometimes you get the slide cut off a little bit here, but there we go. We'll put that P right there. Party white non-college trust more on the economy. Look at this. It's Republicans plus 16 points. Republicans are still

[00:56:32] trusted more on the economy. And this gets back to what I'm saying here. What is this? What is this? Hold on. It's not a, give me, give me this. It's not a question mark. It's an exclamation point. It's an exclamation point from Kate, my producer. Everyone sucks. Everyone sucks. Everybody sucks. That's what's going on here. Everybody sucks. And you can see this right here. Look at the inflation. Look at the inflation. Which party do white non-college voters trust more on inflation? Despite Trump's

[00:57:02] absolutely devastating decline, going down to what? What is that? A 60-point switcheroo? On inflation, the Republican party is still trusted more by 16 points. So even if Trump isn't liked, it's not all of a sudden like the Democrats are all of a sudden trusted on this. Yep. Common sense. You know, the non-college voters have common sense. The people that are out there and they understand that the economy is being delivered.

[00:57:32] The Democrats don't care. And the Republicans in general, they're not worried about that the groceries are so expensive, that our insurance rates are through the roof. Still got that 30% plus credit card interest. You know, the bank's got to hold onto that like a pit bull. Donald Trump didn't deliver on that 10% credit card interest. Would have been nice. A lot of people could have paid down their debt. But no, can't pass the Clarity Act because those banks got to hold onto their stranglehold. You know, you give them money and they only give you 1% interest. That's how you get on your money markets and your

[00:58:02] savings accounts. And then, of course, oh, but you got to pay 30%. Oh, you got to pay 20% on your car loan or 15% or whatever it is. Car loan interest rates through the roof. All right, Royce White. Yep, here we go. I'm appalled at this one. Not appalled, but shocked and appalled. This is a statement. I don't know. We don't, I haven't heard it. I don't know if this is 100% true from the WNBA, but this is what is being said on put up.

[00:58:32] And so we're going to find out and I'll read for you. Former NBA players, Janus Cantor Freedom and Royce White will not be eligible to play in the WNBA after both declared themselves women and eligible for the draft. This has come from league sources told this front office sports. So we don't know if this is 100% true, but the recent declarations of Freedom and White are simply publicity stunts and the league is not going to give oxygen to efforts designed to mock the

[00:59:02] league or use this topic to demean and marginalize others once league sources said. We're not bound down to pressure none, but you know, however, Royce White has some other words of his own. And I mean, look, I kind of agree with him. He's a black trans lesbian. I don't know if you caught that. Royce White, black trans lesbian. Trans what? He is a black

[00:59:32] I haven't heard lesbian, but yes. He, he, he said, as a, oh, let me put it up. I will say as a black trans lesbian. Let's read it. You want to read it? You want me to read it? You go ahead and read it, George. All right, this is coming from Royce White. He says, update. I have not received any official or unofficial communication back from the WNBA regarding my eligibility. I will say as a black trans lesbian, the rumors of denial for my multi-spirit existence are

[01:00:01] concerning. I'm just dying. Oh my God. I'd also like to remind everyone there is a trans genocide taking place right now in America. These kind of casual comments lead to violence and our debts. If the sources are true, I would like to see the league take immediate action to correct anybody who refuses to affirm my identity or use my pronouns, baby. Oh God, I'm dying.

[01:00:31] The WNBA leadership has to show up and do the work to tell a black trans woman she is not a woman or that the trans experience is a stunt is transphobic, bigoted and racist. It's literally Nazism and white supremacy. I think the white privilege, no? Question mark. Rice white for president. Rice white for president. Yep.

[01:01:01] And now he announces his campaign as a black trans lesbian that he'll be running for president of the United States. It appears that there's some credibility to this. So maybe he'll be playing in WNBA and he'll be running for president of the United States as the first black trans lesbian. I don't know he might be listening. If I mean, she could try to be asserting her white privilege. I don't think

[01:01:30] she's asserting white privilege. I think she's just being bigoted and racist. That's my feelings. Shame on WNBA commissioner. Shame on you. Terrible. Terrible to treat a human being like that. Well, I'm sadden today. Flock you, I say to the CEO of the Flock camera company, CEO Garrett Langley, go flock yourself, is discussing AR surveillance. Of course, there's major

[01:01:59] backlash over privacy, lots of vandalism, which I support the vandalism. I don't want these Flock cameras on every stinking corner. I feel like the UK's already got that and it's unsettling. I don't want somebody to be surveilling my every move, but he comes out. Kaylee McKinney, of course, comes out and does a little piece on this. Boy, I got to tell you, block you, George. Yeah, you know, it's funny because the CEO has no problem, you know, putting up

[01:02:29] cameras and viewing everybody when it comes time to cameras following and viewing him. He's got an issue with it. Same with, matter of fact, Darlene Graham, she was in a, I don't know, some established a restaurant, a bar, and it was, I guess, a regular person interviewing, and she was videoing the interview, and Darlene goes, are you videotaping me without my consent? I'm not comfortable with that. There's just like, wait a minute, but you're for flock cameras. Yep. Flip-flop, tick-tock, that's what they do. Of course, whatever's good for them, you know,

[01:02:59] is not supposed to be good for us. I don't know what compromise you put. But this flock thing, I'm uncomfortable with it. I don't like the locations they're picking. I understand quite a few flock cameras are showing up in front of gun stores and gun dealer locations. I understand there's a couple of them here in Colorado that have been pinpointed that were placed right outside of gun facilities. Interesting. Why they're picking these locations. Let's play the clip because Kaylee, you know, I always liked her and I think she has a long

[01:03:29] clip, it's like six minutes, but here we go. Now it has the potential to do a lot of good, but despite that, the uproar over flock's AI-powered license plate reader cameras has been quite swift. Everyone has an opinion. People are actually taking to the streets and destroying them. Flock cameras have been shot at, spray painted, cut down, and how-to videos for how to get rid of them are spreading online. But why are people so upset?

[01:03:58] Now over the past few months, we've seen cases of flock cameras appearing to make mistakes. And we've seen at least three alleged cases of police officers improperly accessing the flock system. On Capitol Hill, there is bipartisan effort to either ban the cameras outright, that's a Bernie Sanders proposal, or to stop federal funds from being used to install them. Now Tim Burchett has told us about that on this program. But what about the good? What have these cameras done to help us? Flock's CEO has said that over one million

[01:04:28] crimes were solved as a result of the technology, with another 10,000 missing people detected. 10,000. Now that's huge. And Flock's founder are also confident in their cameras that they could be used to solve cases like the Nancy Guthrie disappearance. And in Georgia, flock cameras are credited for helping police track down the suspects in a $200,000 auto parts heist. Now the CEO of Flock Safety, Garrett Langley, joins me now. Garrett, I was very excited to speak with you because there's

[01:04:58] a lot of discussion about Flock online and elsewhere. I was struck by the fact that 10,000 people who have been missing have been found as a mother. It is my worst fear and I would hope that a Flock camera was there if I was a victim of this. But tell me some of these stories of these 10,000. Yeah, I mean, I can remember so vividly five, six years ago our first ever missing child case and there was a 911 call in Chamblee, Georgia and a mother was walking her five-year-old son on the street.

[01:05:27] A car pulls up, a man jumps out, rips the child from the stroller and drives off. Wow. It's the mother's worst nightmare and she was targeted. This is a Hispanic woman who was targeted because they believed she wouldn't call 911 but she did. Now, she recalled the license plate, provided that to law enforcement. They then plugged that into the Flock system. We detected the vehicle leaving the city getting on the highway. Georgia State Patrol was able to determine that individual's residence. They were silently waiting as they pulled

[01:05:57] into the house and within under an hour that child was returned safely. And that's one story. This exact same thing happened two weeks ago in Atlanta where there was a carjacking. There's a two-year-old in the back seat. With Flock's help and obviously the incredible work of Atlanta Police Department, that child was returned safely to his mother in less than 30 minutes. And so, look, as a parent as well, it's my worst nightmare and every day across the country, whether it's through Amber Alerts, through local law enforcement, and whether it's Silver Alerts or Amber Alerts, like, this is an important problem that we have to address.

[01:06:28] Gary, you're convinced that Flock cameras could have helped solve the Nancy Guthrie case. How would that have worked? Yeah, I mean, look, sadly, whether it's the assassination attempts against our president or it's the brown shooter, in these national stories where crimes cover states, when crimes are happening in the middle of the night, it's always with a vehicle. The majority of crimes in America are committed with a vehicle. And so, you know, while we would have loved

[01:06:57] to have been in that county, in that situation, the sheer detection of a vehicle often is the beginning of an investigation. It's very rarely the end-all be-all, but more often than not, a license plate, a vehicle, can be that first piece of evidence to start to lead into a larger investigation. So people do have privacy concerns, and that's why we've seen Bernie Sanders, who wants to ban these cameras. Burchette wants to ban federal funding to fund these cameras in local jurisdictions. What's your reaction to the privacy concerns that many Americans have?

[01:07:27] Yeah, look, I think these are important conversations to have. I value my privacy. My family values their privacy. My employees value their privacy. But what we're going to What we're talking about is safety as well. And so I think when people talk about just one of these, privacy or safety, they're prioritizing the wrong thing. And what we have to prioritize as a country is compromise. How do we have our safety, and how do we balance privacy? And so when I think about legislation that calls for an outright ban, that's like banning vehicles. That would never have made sense. Instead, what we did is we introduced laws

[01:07:57] against drunk driving. We introduced laws around seat belts, laws around airbags. And when I look at this type of technology, there's two key things we have to get right. We have to get data retention right. So how long is this data stored? Now, we most recently updated our recommendation to seven days. The most strict state regulation today is 21 days. The second thing we have to get right is accountability. What happens if law enforcement abuses this powerful technology? Today, it is too often that in flock and other technologies,

[01:08:27] there's no regulation. There's no accountability. And we think that's wrong. And so last week, we announced changes that required auditing, that required using our audit assistance tool, which detects abnormal behavior. And we're calling on state regulators to focus less on banning this type of technology and more holding our law enforcement community accountable. Because look, the person who wants a bad cop gone first is a good cop. And 99.9% of cops are good. And they need and want this technology to be more effective. Garrett, final question for you. I just have a few moments,

[01:08:56] but there was a wired report about a new powerful AI tool that partnered with flock that police were using. It would allow them basically to have prompts to not just read a license plate, let's say, but get identities of people who are driving those cars. Your reaction to that report? Yeah, look, I mean, we are a technology company. And when you think about AI, it is an incredibly powerful, but also a very dangerous tool. And you have to think about this kind of technology very responsibly. So for us, we're not recklessly

[01:09:26] moving into the AI wave. For us, it requires more third party attestation, more support from the community. And if I think about the comparison to the business world, you might call Delta and have a challenge with an AI agent while you're booking a flight. Not that big of a deal. When you call 911, it has to work. There's no space for hallucinations. So as we think about introducing AI and public safety, it's critical that we do it as responsible as possible with community support and third parties that can attest to it's safe.

[01:09:56] It's got guardrails. It's going to be effective for the community. Well, I know those 10,000 rescued missing persons are very thankful that your technology was there to assist Garrett Langley. Thank you. Yeah, no, still against it. I mean, I can maybe get a camera at like a major intersection or a major point of leaving that like the town or city. But when they have them all over the place, no. And then like if you're just reading the license plate with the aspect of it, just have just one

[01:10:26] camera like leaving it. Okay. But when they're doing all this other stuff, it's out of control because you give them an inch. Believe me, they're going to be adding more and more and more. Look at look at CCP China, communist China. They got face readers everywhere in the streets. And that's where they're going to like those cameras will end up reading reading faces. And there's flock cameras that were not just license plate readers. You'd be walking and the camera follows you. That's not a license plate reader. It's not supposed to be tracking and following you. And I agree with you, George.

[01:10:55] And that's the problem with the federal government and any government. It's abuse of discretion. You give them an inch, they take a mile. I think it'll be intrusive. I think we're going to find out. And what about if it gets hacked? What about people getting exposed in their daily lives because somebody gets into the flock system? Hacking is going to become easier and easier as quantum computing and AI becomes more prevalent. And I don't think the nefarious actors aren't thinking, wow, how about blackmail and extortion? How about somebody that maybe is

[01:11:25] committing infidelity or otherwise? They get into the flock camera. They can see they went to their mistress's house. They could contact that person directly and say, hey, we've got the flock footage of you doing this and this and this. And now we want a check. I just think abuse of discretion. You give the government an inch, it takes a mile. I'm not looking for a surveillance state. That's not why I believe in this country or the American people. And I think this is one step closer to a full surveillance state. I don't trust governmental agencies, the three-letter agencies, the FBI, the CIA, the DI.

[01:11:54] I don't trust them to do the right thing. So who's going to do the oversight? What, another government agency that won't do the oversight? Yeah, I know. This is a recipe for disaster. I don't like it. And to be honest with you, I think Kaylee was going fairly softball on and I expected a little bit different. But she kind of took the position that she sounds like she kind of likes the flock system. So, you know, if you look at recently, there was a video where a sergeant came to house to give the lady charges to appear in court

[01:12:23] saying she stole a package from another house. Oh, it's 100% you. We got the car. He didn't want to see nothing. He didn't want to hear nothing. He was so adamant. It was 100%. He was right. And of course, now this lady had to jump through hoops. He didn't even want to show her the video or nothing. And she had to jump through hoops, do all the legwork to prove it wasn't me. I was here. Here's my evidence showing. And she was right. He was wrong. Yeah. That's what you're facing.

[01:12:52] Abuse of discretion. And the problem is there isn't any discretion. There isn't any oversight. It doesn't matter what federal or state. And then also you look at how many police officers recently are being caught using, you know, using a fly cam as a track, an ex-girlfriend or a girlfriend, a husband or whatever they're doing. 100%. That is a great point. So use of single individuals, rogue agents, rogue police officers that decide they're going to keep an eye on their ex-wife, their girlfriend or otherwise. Maybe it should be.

[01:13:22] They're going to use government systems to do so. Who does the overwatch on that? And when does the accountability come, George? When do we start seeing government officials that have violated the laws of these United States prosecuted? We're not getting it from this administration and I don't trust them with more surveillance. Well, that's on each individual municipality or county or whatever. But I think it should be like if it's a police department, two people should have access to that if they need to look something in the flock system. And you have two because if it's

[01:13:52] somebody's day off on a vacation, you have the other one that could do it. And that's it. Nobody, not, not everybody, all of them should have access to it. Because cop or not, there's a lot of bad apples too. Because they say they're police officers. Doesn't mean they're, they're abiding by the law. Unfortunately, I've seen that firsthand. Just saying. All right, Lance, take us out. Done. All right. Listen, if you love the show, it's easy enough. Take the short form, take the long form, help us grow.

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