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All men are created equal that they are endowed by their
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Creator with certain unalienable rights by.
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Liberty. If liberty means anything at
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all, it means right to tell people what they do not want to
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hear. Welcome back to the big big
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show. Of course I'm your host Lance
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Miliaccio with my Co host George Ballentine.
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Rise and grind doing we do of course, tip of the spear, edge
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of the knife. Because of course, on this show,
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you know what the plan is to educate and unify the country
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one episode at a time. Because we believe it's better
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to be hurt by the truth in comfort of the lie.
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This is not mainstream media. If you think it is, you're in
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the wrong spot. You might as well tune us out
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now. George B, my brother from
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another mother. How are you, man?
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I'm good. You know, it's Friday.
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This is the first show of three. But this is the, this is the one
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I was looking forward to. The most exciting.
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Yeah. You know, we were both looking
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forward to this interview. For the people that don't know
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this lady that's coming on, she is the queen of the insiders.
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She's the insider of insiders. You just don't really know.
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I didn't know till recently, yeah, and I should have known,
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but. You know, you know, it's funny.
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I know when you're dealing with the DC or you're dealing with
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any parts of the administration, it's always funny.
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The people that have subtle influence to kind of ride that
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ride behind the scenes. They go past mainstream media.
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But she's really well-rounded. And, you know, and it's
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surprising in some ways, you don't really always expect
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people, you know, you might see us and you think, OK, well, what
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are these guys really up to? What's their plan?
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And, you know, our plan is always to educate and unify the
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country. We're always trying to give you
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the information so you don't have to do the homework, right.
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We, we go through all the social media.
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We use all the scrapers to get all the latest news around the
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globe. And you know, on this show, it's
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always part of our plan to bring you the right guess.
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And I think today is no different.
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But it's giving a guest that has a wide breadth of knowledge and
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experience. And I think that's what's
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exciting for us because, you know, you do a lot of interviews
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and you get used to people and it doesn't matter who you're
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interviewing with. You just you know, your your
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expectations sometimes or what you know about the person never
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seems to be enough. And social media is a weird
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place, as is the Internet. You can go on and think, well,
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I'm going to go Google this person and what you find in
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there, you know, it doesn't matter who it is.
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What you find in that data isn't always correct.
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And this is one of those situations where I think you, if
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you research, and her name is Martha Benita Fane.
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And I think if you start to research her, there's just a ton
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of stuff out there. And when you don't, you go like,
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gosh, how come I didn't notice this before.
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So she's a nationally recognized policy advisor, strategist and
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media commentator. She holds a juris Dr. from
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Antonio Scalia Law School, serves as the chairman of the
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vote America First in principle of the victory Coalition
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strategies. Martha was appointed executive
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VP of Citizens for the Republic originally founded by President
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Reagan. You know how much we love Reagan
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on this show played a key role in landmark property rights
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legislation in Virginia. Interestingly enough, now known
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as the Bonita bills. She's also the subject of an
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award-winning documentary, Farming and Fear.
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And that's right, she's got a background in farming.
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When, when, when you see her, you're going to be like, what
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farming? How did that all happen?
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I remember that when I saw that. But wait.
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Just George. Said, did you know she's a
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farmer? And I'm like, what are you
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talking about, man? Just to.
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Just to correct it, I believe because I it's Boneta, right?
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It's Boneta thing. Yeah, she's Italian.
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She's she's one of us. Yeah, it's going to be 3
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Italians on here. I'm not sure who's going to talk
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more. I'm going to try to do my best
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to hold back. Oh, God, yeah.
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Honored by the Virginia General Assembly for her service to the
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state and the nation. A native Virginian and farmer at
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Liberty Farm, Martha continues to advise global leaders and Co
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host national radio programs on policy, energy and public
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affairs. And she's in DC right now, but
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I'm going to let her share that with you.
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She's backstage. There's no reason to leave her
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back there for any longer. All right.
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Got her. Welcome to the big, big show,
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Martha Barnetta thing. How you doing?
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How you doing? I am so thrilled to be on your
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show. I've been looking forward to it
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and I'm here in the nation's capital.
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And can I just tell you that since President Trump has taken
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office in the White House for his second term, I have to say
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that the energy is off the charts.
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You know, I talked to everybody. I talked to Uber drivers, Lyft
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drivers, cab drivers. Yeah.
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And I asked them, I'm hardworking Americans, you know,
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what do you think about, you know, President Trump being back
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in the office? I have yet to have anybody say
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that they aren't hopeful for the future and that they aren't
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grateful for what President Trump has done already.
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We just surpassed his first 100 days and you know, the energy
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here is off the charts. Speaking of energy, where the
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hell does Trump get his energy from?
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I, you know, I want to bottle it.
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I think I could become a billionaire if I could just
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figure out how this guy seems to work around the clock, whether
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he's on social media, whether he's holding events, whether
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he's doing a parent. I'm freaking blown away.
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What is this guy? Come on, fill us in.
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What is he taking? Is it Red Bull?
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I mean, what is going on here? I know it's Diet Coke, but man,
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what is the deal? You know, may we all be that
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blessed to have that much energy.
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He is extraordinary. He doesn't drink alcohol, he
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doesn't smoke. He's an avid golfer.
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He enjoys his, you know, Coca-Cola products, right?
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His his soda from here. From now and again you'll see
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him having a soda. In fact, there's even a red
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button not on the Oval Office desk.
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Yeah, I've heard, I've heard about the information button.
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Right, and that and that you push it and no, it's not some
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secret weapons somewhere. He actually then, you know, he
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has his soda delivered to him. But look, this is a, this is a,
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a pioneer, a transformational leader, a once in a lifetime, I
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think once in multiple generations, I mean, I, you
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know, those are tough shoes to fill.
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It will be, we will be blessed if in our lifetime we even come
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close to having anybody of the caliber of the strength, of the
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discipline, of the honor and the love for this country and the
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patriotism that we have right now in the White House with
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President Donald John Trump. Yeah, we, we agree with you.
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This show, we've been ride or die for Trump for a long time.
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And and, you know, the more he got attacked, the more angry he
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got. Of course, George and myself are
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New Yorkers. And now New Yorkers are we're
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like, all right, let's get a couple of bats.
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We'll go deal with this right now.
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You know, it's it's angering to see the weaponization of the
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system. People don't really understand
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it unless they faced it. You know, we've been attacked.
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We got, we were talking about the election interference and we
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got, I got suspended. My account was a minute and 46
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seconds after Donald Trump on X, which was Twitter back then.
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George was a few minutes after that because we were disclosing
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election interference that had to do with the Leonardo Spa
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satellite hack over in Italy. It's called Italy Gate.
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But as they covered it up and they made it worse and worse,
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the more they attacked him, you know, a lot of people referred
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to him as the Teflon Dom. But the truth is the more they
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attacked him, the more that it more that it polarized us and,
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and saying this is bullshit because of course, every time
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you're over the target, you get attacked more and more and more
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the more you disclose the truth. The system's been well, you
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know, well financed, well documented, and the narratives
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are very clear. But I, but I want to give a
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quote. You know, General Mike Flynn,
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Mike's a friend of ours. We spent a lot of time.
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Yeah. George is going to be hanging
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out with him on Saturday because he's going to be in New Jersey
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on Saturday. But he he, he gave me a quote
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for you. I didn't tell you about this,
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but you said that he said that. Martha Fain is one of the
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kindest, smartest and toughest operators in politics and in
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business. She has an indomitable spirit
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that cannot be broken. General Mike Flynn.
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That is those words from General Flynn.
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What an honor and a privilege to have a three star general, a
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great leader, a great patriot, really born to lead our nation.
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Say those words about me. I'm so humbled.
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I'm so blown away. Yeah, he's a good man.
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He's a good man. He's been a hero his whole life.
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I have a photo that he was receiving an award when he was
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an 11 and he'd saved another child from drowning.
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And then if you know his background, you know, even in
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the military, he got in a bunch of trouble for saving a couple
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of soldiers that were drowning. He jumped off a 40 foot Cliff.
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And it's interesting, you know, I always tell people he's a
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better man than I'll ever be. He's the kind of guy that I
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would strive to be. I haven't always lived the way I
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live and I haven't always been the guy that I am now.
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You know, I had a different theory in the world.
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I was a government contractor years ago.
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And I think my, my moral compass wasn't really where it needed to
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be because of course, in that industry, you know, working for
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Blackwater and Halliburton, Wackenhutt and other companies,
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you, you can't really have a moral compass.
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But I think it's interesting that that and I, and I believe
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he's an incredible judge of character.
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Yes, I'm, I'm going to, I'm going to ask you, what's the,
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what's the wind in DC? You know, I was, and again, I
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know it was by choice. You know, I knew that and I was
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there when Donald Trump made a public statement about General
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Flynn on stage at the event. Yes.
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And I know it was by choice by Flynn.
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But now he maybe has changed. Do you think we're going to see
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him back in the saddle? Because now that Mike Davis is
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out, I'm hoping that's going to happen.
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What do you hear in DC? You don't have to give me the
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total scoop. I don't want you to.
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First of all, General Michael Flynn is an American hero.
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We as a nation would be blessed beyond words to have General
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Flynn in leadership. If President Trump were to
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appoint General Flynn, he has said that he will serve in the
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new administration and it would be a blessing to our country and
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really to the world. I, I know a very few, if any,
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that have the, the global knowledge and leadership that
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that General Flynn does. You know, he's an American hero.
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He has great discernment. He is honorable.
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He loves our nation and I can't think of anybody else who would
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be better to serve in any capacity in this administration
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or in any administration when it comes to our national security.
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He is, he is the best of the best.
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He delivers excellence and he surrounds himself with the very
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best people in the world. So I'm going to get my take.
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I'm going to, I'm going to let everybody know Trump is going to
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pick Flynn to be his NSA. It's already set in motion.
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You could just tell because Flynn came out and said he he
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would do it before. He didn't want it.
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He wanted to stay behind the scenes because he didn't want to
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bring any negative attention to Trump.
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But I think this term, Trump, he, he, he don't care.
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He's doing what it needs to be done this time.
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It's not like the first time around you.
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Know exactly that. First round Flynn's going to be
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the NSA. Yeah, that first round, there
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were people like Pompeo, Bill Barr, Mike Pence and many others
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that they immediately gave me an uneasy feeling.
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Maybe it's for my years, you know, my training years ago, the
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hair on the back of my neck stood up.
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I didn't like him. I didn't trust him.
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I didn't think they were loyal to Donald Trump.
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I think they were loyal to themselves.
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I didn't like Gina Haspel. I know there was lots of
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operations going on behind the scene in the intelligence world
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that were, you know, of course, the Russian Kaluzenhoks being
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one of the worst. And of course, Flynn and many
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others face the consequences of this weaponized system.
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And that's what I really want to see.
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I want to see accountability and consequences.
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And that's my hope is not only fixing the country, because we
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always compare turning around the economy and turning around
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our global influence to be in a cruise ship.
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You know how hard it is to turn a cruise ship around.
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It takes a long time to actually go in the other direction.
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And I think that's what we're dealing with.
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And I know Donald Trump has his hands full on there.
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It's very complicated. They left him a mess, but but I
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look forward to more solid people like Cash Patel.
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Will Sharp has been on her show. I love Will Hyper Bright.
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I love every time. Every time I see him handing
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Donald Trump an executive order or something, I'm like, yes,
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will do it, man. Yeah.
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He was on, He was great. You mean wait, wait, you know
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what? I want to bring something up in
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case you want to pass this message to President Trump.
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So we had cash Patel on last year, probably like 6 months
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ago, seven months ago and we're talking, we're talking about
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Kevin and gangsters and all that.
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And I and I said to cash, I says, you know all that, you
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know, the first term, the Russia collusion, everything they
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robbed us and they Trump should get a do over.
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And I said they should give him another term because to really
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feel the full effect of a great president is you give him the
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eight years. So all the policies, everything
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works. And he continues to make sure
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because let's face it, this time around, there's a lot of things
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that need to be fixed. I mean.
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I don't know. Yeah, four years grew.
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The first round, he was too busy defending himself.
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So we're behind like we deserve another round.
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We're behind him if he wants to do it.
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I think he, you know, I think he should.
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But it's up to him, you. Know, but he's done, he's done
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more in his first 100 days of, of this presidency than any
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other president in the history of our country.
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Yeah. And you know, he's had the time
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to prepare and he's doing what he promised the American people.
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How many times have you seen politicians elected to office
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that promised the world before they get elected and then they
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just don't deliver on their word and president every single.
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Time. Every day, but exactly.
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This is all politicians though. That's right.
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And President Trump is delivering on every promise he
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has made to the American people. And he's not done.
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Yeah, But when the entire world saw how, you know, how precious
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that moment was and how lucky we are as Americans, when that
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bullet grazed the presidents here and it was almost as though
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God from heaven brought his hand down and moved President Trump's
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face so that the bullet would miss him and just graze his ear
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and. The side monitor with the
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immigration. That's right, which and he and
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he hadn't really done that before at a rally like that.
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And so, you know, when you think about the magnitude of that,
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that was a turning point in American history.
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You know, I really believe that President Trump is called to
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leave our nation, called to lead our nation to to to be even
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greater than it than it is. And I think that God's hand is
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upon this this presidency. You know, I grew up in a hard
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working family. My parents told us that in the
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United States of America, if you work hard, you can be anything
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you want in life. And those words have meant
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everything to me and have really driven me and been a guiding
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force in my life. And, you know, we came very
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close to the prior administration to losing our
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country. I mean, we are supposed to be
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and we are the greatest beacon of hope in the world.
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People leave everything behind and fight for just the chance,
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the opportunity to live the American dream.
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And we almost lost it in the last administration.
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And here we are, and President Trump is delivering on his
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promises. He has secured the border, you
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know, national security, making us a strong nation with a strong
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defense, you know, securing us as not just, you know, being
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energy independent, but energy dominant.
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You know, you're seeing everybody come to the table now,
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just like he did in his first administration.
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I mean, did you ever think we've seen peace talks on the Korean
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Peninsula or the Ibrahim Accords?
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I never thought we'd see a president step into North Korea
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that would have the balls to do it.
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And that's the thing I love about him.
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That's The New Yorker in him, right?
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That he would actually step in when all the rest of them were
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there with binoculars, like staring.
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That's not leadership. Leadership is you need to put
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yourself on the line. And I do agree with you.
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It's divine intervention. I think at this point, anybody
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that refutes that is, is, you know, really isn't, you know,
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paying attention to God's signals because let's face it,
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that was a very close event up in Pennsylvania.
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Well, how about this? Five consecutive presidents, 5
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promised to move the embassy to Jerusalem, including the
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Clintons, Obama, the Bushes. They all promised they were
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going to move the embassy to Jerusalem.
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President Trump was the only one who did it.
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And did it without building new building.
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They had the building. They cost money.
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Exactly. He declared sovereignty over the
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Golan Heights. I mean, I can go on and on and
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on with this great man, this great businessman, this great
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leader has done for our country that everybody else promised to
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do, never even came close to doing it.
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And the American people are sick and tired of politicians
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promising the world and not delivering.
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And we finally have a president, a leader who does exactly what
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he says he's going to do. And it's let me tell you, those
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are those are big shoes to fill. It's, you know, so this is this
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is he has set the bar forever for for our nation.
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Martha, you know what makes great leaders is having great
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people working with them. And you know, they're people you
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trust and you're, and actually you're one of them so well.
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I mean, just to be clear, I, I don't serve in the
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administration, so I, I don't work for the president.
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But I've been a supporter of President Trump since long
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before he ever went down the escalator.
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I've used him as a great businessman, incredibly
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accomplished. They called him the blue collar
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billionaire. He and his children for that
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matter, are, have have worked alongside with with his
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employees and they know first hand what it's like to work
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hard. And you know, not only is
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President Trump a great leader, but if you look at all of
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President Trump's children, they are all accomplished, hard
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working individuals. They love the American people.
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And you know, who knows, maybe one day one of president
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children will will also run for president and God willing, you
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know, be be president of the United States as well.
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They certainly have had that the best role model as a father and
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as president. Yeah, there's no doubt.
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And I think when you lead by example, you know, even being
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around his circle, I think it's obvious that he he's he's taking
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a different tack this time. He's not listening to the
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misguided representation of individuals who shouldn't be
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there, people that are getting vetted even late in the game.
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He's getting rid of them. He's moving them out, which is
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what we want to see. We want to keep those unvetted
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individuals around. But let's talk about you.
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This is a weird thing for me, farmer.
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And that and then politics, you know, there's usually an
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epiphany moment for me. I was never really politicized
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up until about 2009 or so. And the truth is, I started to
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see the government in a different light, maybe because
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of my background. And I started to be concerned
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about my daughter's much older, but I started to be concerned
00:18:54
about what kind of a country I'd be leaving for her and maybe my
00:18:58
grandkids down the road. And it's concerning.
00:19:01
But, you know, there's always this moment when you said, all
00:19:04
right, enough is enough. I can't just sit this out.
00:19:07
I'm going to do this. But this is a weird route you
00:19:09
took. So explain that to the audience
00:19:10
so they know a little bit more about you.
00:19:12
So I grew up in in Virginia, I'm the youngest of three girls.
00:19:17
And you know, in my family growing up, we really didn't
00:19:20
have much of A choice. My parents stressed education.
00:19:24
They wanted us to live the American dream.
00:19:27
And so for my parents, that meant getting going to college,
00:19:32
going to Graduate School, that was meant everything to them.
00:19:35
So I went to law school. I went to George Mason School of
00:19:39
Law, now Antonia Scalia School of Law.
00:19:41
And but my real burning desire was to be a farmer.
00:19:45
I grew up in Virginia. Agriculture is virginias #1
00:19:48
industry and I became very involved in the food movement
00:19:54
and, you know, very much very similar to Bobby Kennedy, right?
00:19:57
You know, making America healthy again.
00:19:59
But I, I was Maha before Maha was cool, right?
00:20:02
So you're talking about back in 2006, I purchased a farm, a
00:20:08
working farm about 15 minutes outside of Washington, DC.
00:20:12
And I wanted to create an environment where any families
00:20:16
could come and see where their food came from.
00:20:18
So, you know, you'd come out from, you'd work in Washington,
00:20:20
DC, You wouldn't necessarily have access to locally produced
00:20:24
organic food. You'd come out to the farm,
00:20:27
you'd get your fresh eggs, you'd eat fresh vegetables, fresh
00:20:30
tomatoes. I had an apiary.
00:20:32
I produced organic honey and I wanted to have families and
00:20:37
individuals come to the farm, bring their children, go on a
00:20:40
hayride, you know, experience something so close to the
00:20:44
nation's capital and, and really be around animals and, and their
00:20:48
food system and, and really understand what, you know,
00:20:51
healthy, wholesome food looks like and tastes like, right on
00:20:55
the family farm. It sounds really horrific,
00:20:58
right? You'd think I was doing
00:21:00
something terribly wrong because before the ink was even dry,
00:21:04
really, we were operating the farm and I received a cease and
00:21:09
desist stand down notice from the local bureaucrats in the
00:21:12
local county demanding that I shut down my farm operation and
00:21:18
threatening me with $15 a day if I kept my doors open.
00:21:22
And I thought, my goodness, what do they think I'm growing on
00:21:25
this farm? I mean, who knew having a
00:21:27
wholesome organic farm could be considered so threatening?
00:21:31
And it turns out like so many of these things, there's always a
00:21:34
back story, right? Well, it turns out that some
00:21:36
Realtors working hand in hand with a radical environmental
00:21:41
group, in part funded by George Soros, wanted my wanted my
00:21:45
working farm. And the, of course, at that
00:21:48
point I was, you know, very much involved with, with what was
00:21:52
back then the Tea Party movement.
00:21:54
If you remember the Tea Party movement, which is now in many
00:21:58
ways the, the MAGA movement. And that, that I was very active
00:22:04
in that because to me, property rights are essential to freedom.
00:22:08
I mean, freedom stands on the shoulders of property rights,
00:22:10
the ability to own your own land and to do what you wish on your,
00:22:14
on your own property, in particular a farm.
00:22:17
This was a working farm zoned agricultural in a right to farm
00:22:20
state and I couldn't understand why the locality was coming
00:22:23
after me. And lo and behold, these
00:22:26
Realtors wanted my land and one of my family's land that we had
00:22:30
worked so hard and put so much money and love into creating
00:22:34
this beautiful bucolic agrarian farm environment.
00:22:38
So a Long story short, I became heavily entrenched in fighting
00:22:44
the bad guys. And in this case it was, you
00:22:46
know, radical environmental group and these Realtors and it
00:22:49
turns out that they were conspiring to steal my family
00:22:52
farm. They went to great lengths to
00:22:54
steal my family farm, including trying to buy my mortgage.
00:22:57
They called every government alphabet soup agency you could
00:23:00
think of to come after me. The, the Department of
00:23:03
Transportation, the Agriculture Department, animal control,
00:23:08
zoning, anybody you could think of that could harass me on the
00:23:11
farm they sent until finally they got the locality involved
00:23:16
and we fought back and we won. And that experience changed my
00:23:22
life forever because I never want anybody who's just trying
00:23:26
to live the American dream to be forced off of their land or out
00:23:31
of their business because of bureaucratic red tape or because
00:23:35
somebody doesn't like what they're doing.
00:23:37
And it goes back to living the American dream.
00:23:41
And that means being able to live free of harassment from
00:23:44
your government or from your neighbor who may or may not like
00:23:47
you. You, you have the right and the
00:23:48
freedom to to live the dream. And so we fought back and we
00:23:52
won. But that wasn't enough.
00:23:53
We also changed the law to make sure that hardworking Americans
00:23:57
all across Virginia, And I'm proud to say that the two laws
00:24:01
that are named after me are now being used as a a foundation all
00:24:05
across the nation can be left alone to farm in peace without
00:24:09
the bureaucrats or and you know a neighbor who doesn't like you
00:24:12
coming after you and trying to force you off of your farm or
00:24:15
out of your family business. Yeah, you know, it's, it's
00:24:18
interesting. We the the cash made a comment
00:24:21
about how he was talking about the weaponized FBI.
00:24:25
And this is how do I know? Because they they came after me.
00:24:27
And we look at the misuse of government agencies, state and
00:24:31
federal. And it's interesting when you
00:24:32
think something that was as wholesome as this farming
00:24:35
environment you're trying to create, that people could have a
00:24:37
a great experience, maybe get out of the city, maybe show
00:24:40
their kids a different version of the world.
00:24:42
And because some land developer, a real estate developer, wanted
00:24:47
that land for some project that was going to make him wealthy,
00:24:49
they tried to use the system and weaponize it against you, which
00:24:52
I think is always interesting. You know, from my perspective,
00:24:55
it's hard when you mention George Soros or even Alexander
00:24:59
Soros to me, he should thank him every day.
00:25:02
He should get up and thank God that I'm not the president
00:25:06
because if I was, he would be on the international terrorist
00:25:08
watch list within my first 3 minutes of being in office.
00:25:11
And I would use military force against him and I would send him
00:25:15
down to Guantanamo and he would never get out, I think, I think
00:25:18
and and and of course, the 64 NGOs that funded so much of his
00:25:21
operation. Here's a billionaire that was
00:25:23
stealing just unlimited amounts of money through USAID and other
00:25:27
sources. So when I hear his name, you
00:25:29
know, he, he financed Jenna Griswold, who went after poor
00:25:32
Tina Peters here in Colorado. Yes.
00:25:34
And I, and I look at what he's been doing and I wouldn't allow
00:25:37
it to go on. You know, if I, if I had one
00:25:39
discussion with Donald Trump, I said, hey, can we get, you know,
00:25:41
can we get Alexander Soros and George Soros on the
00:25:44
international terrorist watch list immediately?
00:25:46
I'd love to see some accountability and consequences.
00:25:49
I, I don't know if that would be our entire conversation, but I
00:25:51
would try to put that zinger in there.
00:25:53
But when I, when I see that, how did it feel?
00:25:56
Because I know you didn't start out like this.
00:25:58
What a, what a, what a really, you know, amazing thing that
00:26:00
they named these bills after you.
00:26:03
I mean, how'd you feel about that?
00:26:04
Because that's a, that's a big honor.
00:26:06
Really it? Really is and it and it changed
00:26:08
my life, believe it or not. I used to be very shy and now
00:26:11
you can't get me to be. Get the hell.
00:26:13
Out of here. I saw you at I saw you at Mar a
00:26:16
Lago. You were glad handing and moving
00:26:19
all around the room. I knew right away because Trevor
00:26:21
had mentioned you to me. So I kind of saw you, but I
00:26:22
never got a chance to engage with you because you were so
00:26:25
busy. And I understood because it was
00:26:26
your event, but you just work in the room, girl, what are you
00:26:30
talking about? Shy I'll.
00:26:31
Tell you how having the government come after you with
00:26:35
think about, think about the government that has unlimited
00:26:38
resources. By the way, our taxpayers, our
00:26:40
taxpaying dollars pay for those unlimited resources.
00:26:43
Think about having the boot on your neck of the government with
00:26:46
unlimited resources that can, that can attack you and your
00:26:50
family and everything you've worked hard for and use every
00:26:54
government agency at their disposal to do it.
00:26:57
It's the weaponizing of the federal government to come after
00:27:00
hard working citizens just because they don't like your
00:27:03
opinion, your views, or what you're doing.
00:27:06
And that's what happened to my family.
00:27:08
And that inspired me to not just stop there.
00:27:13
When, when we, we succeeded, we'd fought back.
00:27:17
My father, God bless him, he's in heaven now.
00:27:20
But at the time he said, you know, you pick your battles in
00:27:23
life and this is one that you that we're going to go all in
00:27:26
on. You know, we just want to be
00:27:28
left alone on our family farm to live the American dream.
00:27:31
And, and these, these evil monsters are coming after us.
00:27:35
And that's what they are. I mean, these are not freedom
00:27:38
fighters. These are not people who love
00:27:39
the the Constitution, who love the American dream, who love our
00:27:43
beloved country. These are people who want to
00:27:46
destroy the American dream and anybody that they view as a
00:27:49
threat, they want to come after and destroy.
00:27:52
So I know first hand what that feels like.
00:27:54
And that really inspired me to get involved and to and to fight
00:27:58
for freedom and to fight for freedom, not just for myself,
00:28:01
but for everyone. And ever since then, I, you
00:28:03
know, I want to be, I want to be on the front lines fighting for
00:28:07
freedom, for, for our nation and, and really, you know, doing
00:28:11
everything possible to make sure that we live up to the high
00:28:16
standards that are the American dream.
00:28:18
And this president, President Trump delivers excellence.
00:28:22
And so that's why I've been an unapologetic, unshakable
00:28:26
supporter of President Trump from day one.
00:28:28
And I will continue to do that because he has saved our nation.
00:28:33
So. You I want to talk about
00:28:35
something I we call it Martha's David verse Goliath.
00:28:38
You have actually a documentary farming in fear.
00:28:41
You know, that's that sparked the movement, right?
00:28:43
And you got You received national acclaim, including the
00:28:47
People's Choice Award at the Anthem Film Festival at What was
00:28:51
it like reliving your battle on screen?
00:28:55
Yeah, that was that was difficult.
00:28:57
I actually choked up and cried several times.
00:28:59
And I would say, I would say, you know, please don't put that
00:29:03
in the documentary. It makes me look, you know,
00:29:07
because I am a fighter and I'm not afraid and and I'm, I'm, you
00:29:11
know, I will lead. I'm not, I'm comfortable leading
00:29:14
the battle. But there were times when it was
00:29:16
so emotional because you know, you feel helpless when you're
00:29:20
going, when you're fighting against the, the enemy and it
00:29:25
and the enemy was this radical environmental group colluding
00:29:29
and conspiring with the government and with these
00:29:32
Realtors and were unwilling to stop until they had taken
00:29:36
everything, everything my family had.
00:29:39
And I know, I know what that's like, but I also know what it's
00:29:43
like if you don't give up. And if you say I'm going to
00:29:46
fight this, I know I'm right. I know I have a right to farm on
00:29:50
my land or to pursue my dream, whatever your business is, and
00:29:55
to not give in to the pressure that that the bad guys will try
00:30:00
and put on you and your family to take what's rightfully yours
00:30:03
in the greatest nation on earth. And so that really inspired me.
00:30:07
It was surreal because I all of a sudden was on every major talk
00:30:12
show in the country, globally. I was doing interviews all over
00:30:16
the world and every, every right of center organization came to
00:30:20
my defense. And I'm forever grateful.
00:30:22
I mean, there are people I'll never be able to properly show
00:30:26
my gratitude because I don't know who everybody is.
00:30:29
But you know, every major right of center organization came to
00:30:32
my defense. You know, members, elected
00:30:37
officials that saw that what was happening to my family was was
00:30:42
just completely corrupt and not right came to our defense.
00:30:46
And ever since then, I want to be, I want to be the first phone
00:30:51
call that these farmers and land rights, the people that are
00:30:56
fighting for their land rights and their property rights, I, I
00:30:58
want to be the first call they make because I've been there.
00:31:01
I, I know what it's like. I know what it's like to go to
00:31:03
sleep at night and think to yourself, what are they going to
00:31:05
do to me next? You know and and really have no
00:31:09
idea so. Barbie's a struggle, but go
00:31:12
ahead, George. I just step on.
00:31:14
Dinner. Besides you tearing like looking
00:31:17
at reliving it on screen, was there anything else you didn't
00:31:19
want the public to know to see any moments?
00:31:23
You know, I don't know, I'm, I'm, I'm thinking about it.
00:31:28
I, I, I think that, you know, when you're, when you're doing a
00:31:32
documentary and people are following you around with a
00:31:34
camera, you really don't have any control over what's being
00:31:39
videotaped. I mean, you kind of forget that
00:31:40
the cameras are there. So, you know, like it or not, I
00:31:44
was going to, you know, they caught me crying quite a bit at
00:31:48
different moments. I mean, I would, I would go
00:31:50
before hearings and boards and I would have to, you know, argue
00:31:55
and fight for for our property rights and for my family's
00:31:58
rights. And we organized pitchfork
00:32:01
protests. Literally, you'd have farmers
00:32:03
and we weren't allowed to have actual pitchforks, but they
00:32:06
would bring, you know, cardboard pitchforks.
00:32:09
And this happened all over the Commonwealth.
00:32:12
Thousands of people, whether they were farmers or not, you
00:32:14
know, came, came to defend property rights.
00:32:17
And, you know, I, I hope that my story inspires people.
00:32:23
The film has been shown in universities and high schools
00:32:26
all over the country. And it, what it does is it helps
00:32:29
to teach. You can community organize and
00:32:32
you can't fight back and you can win against over regulation.
00:32:36
And, you know, the, the, you know, really weaponizing these
00:32:39
agencies to come after innocent people.
00:32:41
And so I do talk about that quite a bit.
00:32:45
And I'm just, you know, very grateful that I went through
00:32:49
that experience because I'm living, breathing proof that you
00:32:54
can fight back and win. And and I hope that inspires
00:32:58
other people to do the same. Lance I want to show a picture
00:33:01
because every time I I see pictures of her or anything,
00:33:05
she's always dressed very eloquently.
00:33:07
So I'm going to show a picture. I don't know.
00:33:09
Do you? Do you see her in farming
00:33:12
clothes? Do you do you even have any
00:33:13
farming clothes? You know, she may own some
00:33:16
farming clothes, but that's what was such a it's an interesting
00:33:19
dichotomy when you see people that their background, you know,
00:33:22
I have my own background. Everybody does.
00:33:24
But you know, I think it's, I think that you have to, in your
00:33:27
case, you've gone kind of like the full gamut, you know, scale
00:33:30
one to 10 of farming's, you know, ultra, ultra conservative
00:33:34
world in a lot of ways. And then you your, your, your
00:33:36
full spectrum that you've been involved in so many things.
00:33:40
When we come back from the break, we're going to talk about
00:33:41
your human trafficking and what you've been involved as far as
00:33:44
fighting against it, doing what you can.
00:33:47
Of course, Mary Flynn O'Neill's a good friend of ours.
00:33:49
She's been on the show. Tara Rodas has been on Aaron
00:33:52
Stevenson, you name it. We're anti trafficking people.
00:33:56
I think that pedophiles and traffickers are some of the
00:33:58
worst of the worst. We want to see some changes
00:34:01
there. But you know, you've been forged
00:34:03
in fire. And I think that's what makes a
00:34:04
difference, Martha, being forged in fire.
00:34:07
You have to go through some some of that in your life to be
00:34:11
effective and I think it really made a difference for you.
00:34:12
Of course. OK, baby mafia and subscribers
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00:36:43
fence and they would be shooting between the bamboo at the
00:36:46
buildings, you know, just shooting inside.
00:36:49
The Wanted man is Joseph Kony, charged with abducting huge
00:36:53
numbers of children, forcing them to kill and mutilate
00:36:57
innocent victims. Somebody had to pay the price.
00:37:00
Sam did that. Sam Childers never stopped,
00:37:03
because the bad things never stop.
00:37:05
There is only one Sam Childer. There is no one else like him in
00:37:09
the world. And I said to him, I said.
00:37:11
Would you go? Now to get Kony in the Congo, he
00:37:15
says, without a doubt in a second.
00:37:16
Now it's the DRC. Tell us what's happening to
00:37:19
children in the DRC. Do you have ISIS there?
00:37:22
You have Islamic State and you have ADF?
00:37:25
Hey, Sandy. Joseph Kony's still alive.
00:37:27
He's in the Congo, and now God has me in the Congo, you know,
00:37:31
So hopefully we'll meet up one day, but maybe I can lead him to
00:37:36
the Lord or send him there, one or the other.
00:37:53
All right, welcome back to the Big, Big Show here with your
00:37:56
host Lance Migliaccio, George Bounty, and our special guest,
00:38:00
Martha Boneta Fain, attorney, lobby lobbyist and consultant.
00:38:04
But before I go further, Martha, just so you know, the followers
00:38:09
in the chat point themselves, the big, big mafia.
00:38:12
Now you're big mafia. So she's a friend of ours.
00:38:15
Everybody now as you can't leave, Martha just want to let
00:38:18
you know. So that's it, you're in.
00:38:19
Can't leave. Familia.
00:38:21
Me Familia. Yeah, so you so Martha hosts
00:38:25
events at Mar a Lago with some of the most famous people Live
00:38:28
Today from around the world right.
00:38:30
Her passion is defending the most innocent of our society,
00:38:35
exploited and trafficking children, which I can't stand
00:38:39
those people, they're scum. I know Lance hates them.
00:38:41
And she does it with with the legacy nonprofit organization
00:38:45
America's Future that is led by Mary Flynn O'Neill and her
00:38:49
brother, General Mike Flynn. I mean, Martha, you're
00:38:53
one-of-a-kind. There's there's nobody like you
00:38:55
to all the fighting you do. And and I know that's a passion
00:38:59
because I we always say like kids are innocent.
00:39:01
Nobody should farm a kid and got like, if I'm out somewhere and
00:39:05
somebody like even as a parent, they smack their kid and they're
00:39:08
in front of me, I'm going to go over and say something because
00:39:11
they're kids. They don't know anybody.
00:39:12
You have to explain and teach them.
00:39:14
And it's just but the exploitation, especially by by
00:39:17
our own government, what's going on?
00:39:19
You know it's crazy, you know, so you know, it's it's
00:39:22
interesting. I struggle when you hear about
00:39:24
the Epstein files P Diddy or other groups around the country.
00:39:28
You've heard about this new organization BX came out.
00:39:31
I think it's what is it, 764 George is. 764, yeah.
00:39:35
Yeah, so that that just got out and we covered that story
00:39:37
literally months and months ago. We've had Tara Rodas on the show
00:39:40
and Aaron Stevenson and I I struggle, I'll be honest with
00:39:43
you, you know, from years ago, probably from all my training.
00:39:46
And, you know, I was in 41 different countries back then.
00:39:50
You know, I have a little bit of a dark side that I try to, you
00:39:52
know, keep in in check. But when I think of traffickers
00:39:56
and and pedophiles and what's happening around the country and
00:39:59
the world, I can't help but get really angry.
00:40:02
And, and I start thinking of solutions that include
00:40:04
industrial wood chippers, 'cause I don't think these people are
00:40:07
fixable. And it's a horrible thing to
00:40:08
say. But you know, what I love about
00:40:10
you is you got honed in the toughest of ways by getting
00:40:14
attacked. You've seen the system.
00:40:16
From both sides, you've seen the amazing part of this
00:40:18
administration, and then you've seen the dark side of what
00:40:21
weaponized government can do. And I always often feel like our
00:40:25
intelligence agencies have gotten involved in compromising
00:40:28
individuals, and I think this is part of it.
00:40:30
But having somebody like you fighting on the ground always
00:40:33
gives me hope. But what made you, what made you
00:40:36
go in this direction? Not that you always didn't seem
00:40:38
to be, you know, of course, you talked about the wholesome
00:40:40
environment of a farm and kids. But what kind of made you get
00:40:43
involved? Because I have struggled with
00:40:45
this. Sometimes I have to stay away
00:40:46
from this online because I see it and I think to myself, well,
00:40:49
I know how to solve this and it's not necessarily the way to
00:40:51
do it. Well, when you put yourself out
00:40:56
there to fight for what's right, you become attacked.
00:41:00
You become the target, right? Because evil likes to go after,
00:41:06
they thrive on destroying goodness.
00:41:09
And I believe that we are all called to fight for the most
00:41:14
innocent in our society. And if you're given a platform,
00:41:18
if you are so blessed to be given a platform and to be given
00:41:22
a voice, we have a duty to protect the most innocent, the
00:41:25
most vulnerable, and the monsters that are out there that
00:41:29
are trafficking innocent little girls and boys and the abuse
00:41:34
that they suffer, It's darkness, it's evil, and it has to stop.
00:41:40
And for far too long, you know, administration after
00:41:43
administration has promised to put an end to this.
00:41:46
And we finally have an administration that has pledged
00:41:50
to stop it once and for all. But more than that, I had the
00:41:53
privilege to meet Mary Flynn O'Neill, and this is one of the
00:41:57
strongest women I've ever met in my life.
00:42:00
We love her. Yes, I, I, I consider her to be
00:42:04
family. I would walk on broken glass,
00:42:07
burning flames and take bullets for Mary Flynn O'Neill.
00:42:11
Yeah, she's the real deal. What?
00:42:13
She is the real deal, Yeah. She is not looking for anything
00:42:17
of fame or glamour or any of that.
00:42:20
She is fighting to Save the Children.
00:42:24
And every morning when I wake up, I thank God for for my
00:42:27
husband, for my family, for the blessings of being born in the
00:42:30
greatest nation on earth. And I thank God for Mary Flynn
00:42:33
and the Flynn family, for this organization.
00:42:36
This organization is called America's Future.
00:42:38
It's 80 years old. It's been around for a long
00:42:42
time. And the money that goes to
00:42:44
America's Future, it's a 5O1C3 goes to help protect and save
00:42:49
these children. I have never seen an
00:42:51
organization fight so hard with every breath they take than this
00:42:57
one to Save the Children. They're they, they, their impact
00:43:01
is so vast. And so far they are all across
00:43:05
the nation, educating, teaching, providing summits and forums and
00:43:11
environments to educate the people.
00:43:15
Because you have to be able to be aware, to spot, to spot the
00:43:18
darkness and the evil. You know, it isn't everybody's
00:43:22
backyard, but most people don't even know.
00:43:24
They don't even realize that it's there.
00:43:26
And to your to your point, these are monsters.
00:43:28
And. And they need to be put away.
00:43:31
They need to be put away for good.
00:43:33
They need to be held accountable.
00:43:34
You see on social media this like the same people that are
00:43:37
attacking, let's say General Flynn attacking anybody
00:43:40
associated with him constantly and then they go down.
00:43:44
They'll even attack his sister and and the cause and these is
00:43:48
the so-called Republican make America great people.
00:43:52
I doubt it, but they're always the same.
00:43:54
They always want to attack. And those are those are the evil
00:43:56
ones because it just seems like you're doing something for the
00:43:59
children. Why would you be against that?
00:44:02
I agree. And I, I get attacked as well.
00:44:04
And, and every morning when I wake up, I know that I'm walking
00:44:09
in the light. I know that what I'm doing is,
00:44:12
is that I'm, I'm called by God to serve in this way and to
00:44:16
protect these innocent, precious lives.
00:44:18
And to anybody who criticizes I, I really think they need to
00:44:23
really think about what they're doing because this is an
00:44:25
organization that's been around for 80 years.
00:44:28
And I, as I said, there's nobody else that's doing what this
00:44:32
organization is doing every single day.
00:44:35
The Flynn's roll deep. I want to show something because
00:44:38
she mentioned her husband, so I just want to show a beautiful
00:44:40
picture of her. What?
00:44:41
Her husband Stewart, correct? That's his name, Stewart.
00:44:43
That's Stewart, Yes. Right.
00:44:44
Yeah, that's a great picture. And then if you don't think this
00:44:46
woman's a fighter, she got back up too, because look at a man
00:44:49
with him with her. Yes, yes.
00:44:53
Iron Mike, I got to talk to him when I was at Mar A Lago.
00:44:56
He's a great guy. Yeah, So Iron Mike, you know,
00:44:58
here's a man who's been who's been criticized and, you know,
00:45:03
he came from a very difficult home life.
00:45:05
He, he's been through a lot. And listen to how he's devoted
00:45:11
his life to helping young people.
00:45:13
He's devoted his life to helping young people who come from
00:45:17
difficult family backgrounds to teach them how to have to be to
00:45:22
be athletes, to be involved in this sport of boxing, which is a
00:45:25
sport of discipline. It is a great sport of
00:45:27
discipline. And he's devoted his life to
00:45:30
these young people. And so we talked about this a
00:45:33
little bit offline when we when we weren't on camera.
00:45:35
We talked about how, you know, when we're forged through fire,
00:45:39
when you go through difficult times in your life, you know,
00:45:42
maybe you've gone through, you know, divorce or your family
00:45:46
breaking apart or you come from a, a place of abuse or violence.
00:45:50
You know, these, these experiences create can create
00:45:53
character and you can come out of them and help people overcome
00:45:57
difficult situations in your life.
00:45:59
And that is exactly what I see when I look at Mike Tyson.
00:46:02
This is a great man who loves our country.
00:46:04
He's overcome so much and now he's fighting for the children.
00:46:08
And, you know, we can all be warriors in our own way.
00:46:12
We can all be on the front lines fighting for our country and for
00:46:15
these children. And we have the ability to do it
00:46:18
through our, you know, maybe we're out there educating.
00:46:20
Maybe we're out there actually, you know, saving these children,
00:46:24
taking them out of these horrific situations, giving them
00:46:27
a safe home. Or maybe we are somebody like
00:46:29
Mike Tyson, who has a global platform, a household name, and
00:46:33
using that name to fight for the children.
00:46:35
So I'm a huge fan of Mike Tyson, you know, God bless you, Mike,
00:46:39
and thank you for everything you've done to support America's
00:46:41
future. I always say God gives his
00:46:43
toughest battles to his strongest warriors.
00:46:47
Absolutely. You know, and at the end of the
00:46:49
day, that's what it takes. I agree with you.
00:46:50
We've been big Flynn family supporters for a long time.
00:46:54
Our show at every opportunity, we've always tried to expose the
00:46:58
darkness that's out there, kind of forewarn people that it's way
00:47:01
closer to home than you realize. There are more participants,
00:47:05
whether it's, you know, influencers, celebrities, there
00:47:08
are lots of people that seem to be drawn to this kind of
00:47:11
behavior. We've exposed the cartels on the
00:47:14
show. It's funny, a lot of people
00:47:16
don't realize, I think the Flynns, what they run deep,
00:47:18
whether they're eleven brothers and sisters.
00:47:20
Do I have that right as 11? I.
00:47:22
Think it's more. I think it's.
00:47:23
More than 11, I might have the number.
00:47:25
I'm always shocked that people have big families.
00:47:27
But Mary Flynn O'Neill, you know, when we first met her, you
00:47:30
know, we've been talking to Mike for a long time, but we first
00:47:33
met Mary. She is such a diehard.
00:47:36
You know, I love, I love how tough she is.
00:47:40
I love how, you know, and she's articulate and she's no
00:47:43
bullshit. And even just what happened to
00:47:45
her family because of what they did to Mike, You know, her, her
00:47:48
response when we talked to her backstage, It's just, it's
00:47:50
unwavering. And that's not easy to find that
00:47:53
ethical kind of a person that that won't sell out the people
00:47:57
around them. You know, I always say it's
00:47:58
your, your table's always fullest when the champagne's
00:48:01
flowing. But take that champagne away and
00:48:03
then all of a sudden everybody leaves the table.
00:48:05
You never hear from them again. And you know, that's the that's
00:48:08
the thing when you've been through hardship or you've been
00:48:11
been attacked or undermined, you know, we, we, I, you know, I get
00:48:14
into my DMS and I'll get death threats and all kinds of stuff
00:48:17
and it's hard to get under my skin as a New Yorker.
00:48:19
George gets the same thing suspensions like we have a
00:48:22
permanent suspension on YouTube because we put up CDCS and
00:48:25
Vera's information. But when you get people that are
00:48:27
unwavering like you or Mary Flint O'Neill or Mike Flynn or
00:48:30
Mike Tyson, you know, they all shot it kind of share a common
00:48:34
spirit because because we've been attacked, we recognize
00:48:37
that. And the other people around us,
00:48:38
you kind of are drawn to them in kind of a weird way, not because
00:48:41
of fame or celebrity status, because you can identify that
00:48:45
look in their eyes. They're like, yeah, yeah, we
00:48:47
went through it. And, you know, the difference in
00:48:49
those people, I think those are some of the most trustworthy
00:48:51
people. You made a comment about Donald
00:48:53
Trump earlier. You know, I, I'll be honest, I'd
00:48:55
rather do business with a, with a felon and somebody that's had,
00:48:58
you know, got, you know, you know, hammered in the news.
00:49:02
You know, I'd, I'd rather go with that because that person
00:49:04
knows the difference. The people that have had success
00:49:06
in their whole life and have had things easily handed to him,
00:49:09
those are great people you can trust in the long term.
00:49:12
You know, I love Trevor. Trevor.
00:49:14
Look at the way they went up to Trevor Fitzgibbons and I love
00:49:16
Trevor the way that and behind the scenes, he's always been
00:49:20
loyal to us. We've always tried to be loyal
00:49:22
to him. But because the message that he
00:49:24
brings is that of hope, trust, integrity, morality, ethics, you
00:49:29
know, these are the, these are the catch phrases that I want in
00:49:32
leadership. But you always say is, is, you
00:49:35
know, what we have in DC? Is this the brightest and best?
00:49:38
And I, you know, my answer always is no, it's not the
00:49:40
brightest and best. We're getting installed puppets.
00:49:43
We're getting you to party members.
00:49:44
But you've been in, you know, you've been, you've been on,
00:49:47
obviously, from the farm fields to Fox News.
00:49:50
You're a national policy commentator, A lobbyist.
00:49:53
You know, this is also another transition for you.
00:49:56
You know, you wear a lot of different hats.
00:49:57
There you are sitting next to Mel Gibson and Tucker.
00:50:00
Tucker's another great guy, amazing, brilliant, you know,
00:50:04
But let's talk about some of the policy stuff that you believe in
00:50:07
and where you're trying to head there and maybe what you're
00:50:09
trying to do in DC to kind of move those initiatives forward.
00:50:13
Well, there's a lot. And fortunately, you know, this
00:50:16
president, President Trump, President Donald John Trump, he
00:50:20
has brought together the best of the best.
00:50:21
You know, you mentioned cash a little bit earlier, and I don't
00:50:25
know if you've been watching him in some of these hearings, but
00:50:28
he is unshakeable. He, he and you know, Pam Bondi,
00:50:33
she has said, you know, you know, we will come after you and
00:50:36
find you, you, those of you that, that break the law and are
00:50:40
continuing to break the law where we will find you.
00:50:43
And you know, and the, the, the predators, the monsters that are
00:50:47
going after our most innocent children.
00:50:50
You know this administration is going to find you and come after
00:50:53
you and make sure you are in jail forever and that you never
00:50:57
see the the freedom that you get to enjoy now because you have
00:51:02
gone after and harmed the most innocent of our society, the
00:51:05
innocent children. And so, you know, to that end,
00:51:10
we, I have dedicated myself and my life to fighting for these
00:51:15
children. And you know, if you want to
00:51:19
hear from someone who is fighting the fight in Washington
00:51:23
DC, talk to Mary Flynn O'Neill you will never hear a more
00:51:28
passionate voice to save these innocent children.
00:51:31
Yeah, there's no doubt. You know, I'd be remiss not to
00:51:35
bring this up. Of course, you've been hosting
00:51:37
events, putting on events, you know, all over the place, not
00:51:40
just Mar a Lago. Maybe you can share with the
00:51:42
audience some of that. You know, I know, I know about
00:51:45
events I've thrown. I used to do music events up to
00:51:48
10 people here in Colorado and other states have lots of
00:51:53
events, help people put on events across the country.
00:51:55
So I know the complications of doing events.
00:51:58
Most people don't see it. They see the speaker on stage.
00:52:00
Like I was watching Gary Breck at the last event.
00:52:03
You see the celebrities, but you don't understand the process
00:52:06
from everything from the catering to preparing behind the
00:52:08
scenes to troubleshooting security, you name it.
00:52:12
But doing events at Mar a It just reeks of the perfection
00:52:36
and the OCD that is Donald Trump.
00:52:39
But let's talk about how you got into that because here's
00:52:41
another. It's like, here's another hat.
00:52:43
We're going from hat to hat farmer and now we're into world
00:52:46
class event planner man. There's a lot of stuff.
00:52:50
Explain that to the audience. Can we share a little bit with?
00:52:52
Him. Well, first of all, you know, so
00:52:54
Mar A Lago is President Trump's personal private residence.
00:52:59
There's also a private club. He does not open up his
00:53:03
residence to the general public. He really to do an event there
00:53:08
is very special, very rare. It is unlike any place in the
00:53:14
entire world. I've I've been to now over 100
00:53:18
countries. I've been everywhere.
00:53:20
I've been in some of the most beautiful places on earth.
00:53:22
And I have to say that being at Mar a Lago, sometimes I get
00:53:28
goosebumps being there. It is magnificent.
00:53:30
President Trump delivers excellence.
00:53:32
His staff is the great of the best.
00:53:36
They deliver excellence. It is meticulous and everything
00:53:41
is done with that in mind. It is, it is a, you know, when
00:53:45
you have an event there, all of the, the catering, the service,
00:53:49
it is at a level unlike anywhere you could find in the world.
00:53:53
And there is so much pride and I have to say love because to be
00:53:59
there, you, you can't help but feel very honored, very blessed
00:54:04
to be there. You know, this is the greatest
00:54:07
president of my lifetime. And to know when I'm hosting
00:54:11
these events or when I'm attending events that this great
00:54:15
man who's touched so many lives, this is where he he has chosen
00:54:19
this magnificent Mar a Lago as his home.
00:54:23
You can't help but feel just so honored and humbled for the
00:54:27
opportunity to be there. And you know, everything is done
00:54:31
with such perfection. It's not just, it's, it's not
00:54:34
just the, the physical beauty which is unsurpassed.
00:54:37
I mean, everything is gilded and just the, the, you know, gold
00:54:42
laden. It's, it's beyond that.
00:54:44
It's the level of pride that everybody who works there
00:54:49
delivers. He's got the he's got the Ark of
00:54:51
the Covenant there that he made right on gold, Yeah.
00:54:54
Well, I'll tell you this, a lot of people don't realize this,
00:54:56
but he has people, you know, that have worked with him for
00:55:00
30-40 years. They could work anywhere, but
00:55:04
they choose to be there because they love President Trump if you
00:55:08
ask. Rona Graf.
00:55:10
Keith Schiller. Yeah.
00:55:11
You know, I met Rona Graf years ago, a couple of times in New
00:55:13
York. You.
00:55:14
Mean Scavino. Scavino's been working for him
00:55:16
for a long time. Yeah, the people that are with
00:55:18
him are loyal because they know they can trust him.
00:55:21
So many people only see what the media wants to tell about him
00:55:24
and and he is so modest. I know lots of the stories from
00:55:28
insiders about him helping people.
00:55:32
You know, there's a story about when he was in a snowstorm, his
00:55:34
limo had a flat tire. A gentleman stopped to help him
00:55:36
with the flat tire. He paid off his mortgage, He's
00:55:39
paid off mortgages. He's paid for educations where
00:55:41
people lost parents. He goes on and on and on.
00:55:44
So when they come out and say, ah, Trump's a misogynist, he's a
00:55:47
rapist, he's a foul. You know, internally I get angry
00:55:50
because I know that's such a crock of shit.
00:55:53
When they do that, it makes me, it makes me angry.
00:55:55
You know, he brings that out. Listen.
00:55:56
He's lifting did more women into higher office in his
00:55:59
administration. Let's talk about the Clintons
00:56:02
and the Obamas. Remember the whole Me Too
00:56:05
movement and this, all of this? Oh yeah.
00:56:08
First, White House chief of staff female.
00:56:13
Who did it? It wasn't Obama.
00:56:14
It wasn't the Bushes, it certainly wasn't the Clintons.
00:56:18
And you know who it was? It was President Donald John
00:56:20
Trump. Susie Wiles.
00:56:21
Susie Wiles is President Trump's chief of staff.
00:56:24
First woman ever. You've got Pam Bondi as the
00:56:27
attorney general. I can go on and on and on.
00:56:30
Of all. Doctor Kelly means right now,
00:56:33
Surgeon General, he's just. Tulsi Gabbard, I mean.
00:56:37
Christy Gnome. Christy Gnome, the number of
00:56:40
women that he has lifted up, you know, secretary of agriculture.
00:56:44
I can go on and on and on. These are all brilliant, but you
00:56:47
know, and you're. Spot.
00:56:49
On Yeah. But that's all part of the
00:56:51
operation that I'm disgusted about.
00:56:53
It's it's this controlled narrative operation called the
00:56:55
deep state called I don't care. Give it any name you want, it
00:56:58
doesn't matter, called global elites.
00:57:00
But the way the narratives are pumped out.
00:57:01
And then of course, we found out through USAID and Doge how much
00:57:05
of that the American public was paying for this one sided
00:57:07
rhetoric. And of course, when they target
00:57:09
people, if they think Martha Fain is a threat to what they're
00:57:13
doing, not a threat to democracy, but a threat to their
00:57:16
their operation to undermine our government, to steal from the
00:57:21
American public, of course you're the next target.
00:57:23
It doesn't matter who it is. And they did it to Donald Trump
00:57:25
and they've done it to many others over the years because
00:57:27
that's part of the system, right?
00:57:28
If they can't compromise you, if they can't catch Martha Fein and
00:57:32
some unsavory act that they've created or compromise her in
00:57:35
some other manner, then they have to go after her public
00:57:37
persona and create that somehow she's the bed of evil, right?
00:57:41
That she's a threat to democracy.
00:57:42
And that's what they do so well. But I wish that we would use a
00:57:46
few more laws on the books for accountability and consequences.
00:57:49
Social media influencers are getting paid excessive amounts
00:57:52
of money. And the laws are very clear with
00:57:54
the FTC and FCC that those people are supposed to declare
00:57:57
that it's a sponsored post, a paid post.
00:57:59
And they're they're tricking the American public not only and and
00:58:03
people say that Operation Mockingbird, it's so beyond
00:58:05
accommodation. Mockingbird.
00:58:07
It's such a sophisticated fomented plot against the
00:58:10
American people because they want to continue their control.
00:58:12
They want to continue the theft. When I hear about the 14, you
00:58:16
know, magic money computers and the zombie organizations that
00:58:20
should have been discontinued financing in the 80s, it's
00:58:22
crazy, right? You know, you're, you're the
00:58:25
only person I know it's going to more countries than I have that
00:58:27
I've met in a long time. Like, you know, I've been to 71
00:58:29
different countries. You're at 100 now.
00:58:32
So you far exceed that. I guess I want I want a couple
00:58:35
things I want you to share with the audience.
00:58:37
You know, I appreciate the behind the scenes.
00:58:39
I agree with you. Mar a Lago is ridiculous.
00:58:41
I was completely impressed. You know, even when you go into
00:58:43
the restrooms and the help in the restrooms and if you if you
00:58:45
need directions how how professional Secret Service is
00:58:49
and it's helpful the security I. Just got to add something,
00:58:51
Martha. I couldn't be there because I
00:58:52
was getting knee replacement surgery.
00:58:54
So just Remember Me for the next event if I can speaking.
00:58:57
Of that, Speaking of, if I may. I may definitely well.
00:59:03
That's what I was going to do. I was going to throw to you.
00:59:04
Let's talk about Martha Fein. What's next?
00:59:06
Next event. Tell you so.
00:59:09
First of all, every day is like Christmas now that President
00:59:14
Trump is in the office. The 1st 100 days have been
00:59:16
fantastic. One of the things that President
00:59:19
Trump has done is he said, you know, why is, why are the
00:59:23
American taxpayers funding something like the Kennedy
00:59:27
Center, right. So the idea is to have private
00:59:31
funding support something like the Kennedy Center and also to
00:59:34
get rid of the woke agenda and the woke programs that were that
00:59:38
were in the Kennedy Center. So right now we have some of the
00:59:41
most incredible leadership, the Kennedy Center.
00:59:44
I want everybody to support the Kennedy Center because, you
00:59:48
know, really, you know, the hard paying tax dollars shouldn't be
00:59:51
supporting something like that, right?
00:59:53
So the president is doing an event coming up at the Kennedy
00:59:57
Center. In addition to that, America's
01:00:00
Future is sponsoring a program at the Kennedy Center.
01:00:03
So it's May 15th, 16th and 17th. I would like to extend this to
01:00:08
your, to your followers. Please contact me if you'd like
01:00:11
to come. You know you'll be an
01:00:13
opportunity for you to have a private briefing, a private
01:00:15
reception and to see some of the most extraordinary performances
01:00:19
ever at the Kennedy Center, in particular May 15th, 16th and
01:00:22
17th with General Michael Flynn, with members of the
01:00:25
administration, with some members of Congress and a few
01:00:28
other great conservative freedom fighters also.
01:00:34
Everyday at Mar a Lago is magical.
01:00:37
It, it really is one of the most extraordinary places on earth
01:00:42
and December in particular at Christmas time, it is, I use the
01:00:46
word magical simply because it, it truly is just remarkable.
01:00:52
America's future will be having yet another gala and we have a
01:00:57
high bar to fill because we have had Tucker Carlson, Mike Tyson,
01:01:02
Mel Gibson, we've had Kid Rock, we have had, of course, General
01:01:07
Flynn and and so many the. Nugents.
01:01:11
Excuse me? The Nugents.
01:01:12
Yes, Oh my gosh, do I love? Do I love 10 and Shimane?
01:01:16
We've had 10 and yeah. I love them too.
01:01:18
I talked to her a little bit, she's great.
01:01:20
We've had Gary Braca and President Trump at at all of our
01:01:23
events, and we have some big surprises coming for December.
01:01:29
We sell out. Every event is sold out.
01:01:31
At every event, we do a private roundtable with the most famous,
01:01:36
most extraordinary, the greatest leaders of our time.
01:01:39
Before the gala begins, we do a poolside reception.
01:01:43
It is black tie. It is a formal, a true formal
01:01:47
experience. And we do the color guard.
01:01:51
It's very patriotic. And we bring the most powerful
01:01:55
leaders of our time to the table.
01:01:57
And they come to America's future for two reasons.
01:02:00
One is because they believe in America's future and they want
01:02:04
to help Save the Children and they love President Trump and
01:02:08
and the America First platform that he's created.
01:02:10
So I want to invite everybody to come on December 16th to Mar a
01:02:14
Lago. And how do they find that?
01:02:16
How do they find you to, you know, try to get invited, you
01:02:19
know, buy a ticket? How do they do that?
01:02:20
Of course, so you can go to America's future.
01:02:22
We also have incredible sponsorship opportunities.
01:02:26
We've been, we've been sponsored by some of the greatest entities
01:02:30
like like Orion Power, for example, an energy Titan.
01:02:35
He's sponsored, you know, one of our events as well.
01:02:38
We've had Epoch sponsor our events.
01:02:40
I mean, I can go on and on if that's some of the incredible
01:02:42
sponsorships we've had. But yes, so our sponsor options,
01:02:46
you can go to the America's Future website and you can, you
01:02:50
know, find the America's Future Gala, which is December 16th at
01:02:53
Mar a Lago in beautiful Palm Beach.
01:02:56
You don't want to miss it. I promise you it will be
01:02:58
extraordinary. And or you can contact me
01:03:02
directly. It's just, you know, Martha at
01:03:05
Martha Fain that's FA in.com and you can also text and the phone
01:03:09
number is 571-839-1143. And it it's going to be a, a
01:03:17
once in a lifetime experience and we can't wait to see you
01:03:19
there. And we'll put that all in the
01:03:21
chat. And I want to, I want to tell
01:03:22
you, Martha, first of all, I wanted to thank you so much for
01:03:24
taking the time out. I know our audience appreciates
01:03:26
you being here. We'll make sure we put all the
01:03:28
details for that in the chat. And just know this, you've got a
01:03:32
home here on the Big, Big show. Anything we can do to help
01:03:34
promote any of your projects? Of course, Mary Flynn O'Neill
01:03:38
and and General Flynn are are friends.
01:03:40
We would do anything to help them on any of the projects
01:03:42
they're working on. So anything we can do to leading
01:03:44
up to any of these events to help you promote.
01:03:46
If you want to create a commercial, we'd be happy to run
01:03:48
the commercial for you for free. You know, just run it on air on
01:03:51
all our shows. We've got the number one crypto
01:03:54
show on Rumble, the number one finance show on Rumble, and of
01:03:56
course our shows are growing rapidly.
01:03:58
And also if you give us an audio commercial, we have a nationally
01:04:01
syndicated radio show that goes out to 3 to 9 million listeners.
01:04:06
So be happy to run an audio commercial for any of your
01:04:08
projects. You're greatly appreciated.
01:04:11
I know a lot of people don't forget to say thank you in life,
01:04:13
but I think it's it's great what you've been doing.
01:04:15
I appreciate the work you're putting in.
01:04:18
I think this heartless, this, this heartfelt commitment to the
01:04:22
country is such a big deal. It's not easy.
01:04:25
There aren't that many of us or not.
01:04:26
There's less than people realize that are actually committed to
01:04:29
to fixing this country and changing things.
01:04:32
Well, I want to thank you. You have a massive following
01:04:35
and, and the people who listen to you, they love our country.
01:04:39
They are freedom fighters. They care about the future of,
01:04:43
you know, what happens in our nation impacts everybody around
01:04:46
the globe. And, and what you're doing by by
01:04:49
being unshakable in in your love for this country and willing to
01:04:53
fight every single day. It it means the world.
01:04:56
And I'm just so thankful to have the opportunity to be on your
01:04:59
show. And I'm really excited because I
01:05:02
know you've got great things coming and I hope to see you at
01:05:05
Marlins. I I already put in my calendar,
01:05:08
but I have a message I want to show you from a friend of yours.
01:05:10
Yes, I'm going to put it up. Just listen.
01:05:12
If you're not watching the big big show, you're missing out on
01:05:15
the best news source. Believe me.
01:05:17
George Balutin and Lance Migliaccio bring the receipts
01:05:21
along with truth and sarcasm. Tip of the spear.
01:05:24
If liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell
01:05:28
people what they do not want to hear.
01:05:32
Thank God for AI. Am I?
01:05:33
Am I? Allowed.
01:05:34
Am I allowed to say this so you can bleep me out but say?
01:05:38
Whatever you want, go ahead. President Trump is a badass,
01:05:42
yeah. Yes, yes.
01:05:44
I don't, I don't want a cuddly kitten as my president.
01:05:47
I want a badass. I want a badass New Yorker
01:05:50
businessman like President Donald John Trump.
01:05:52
You are both badass New Yorkers and you have to keep, you know,
01:05:57
keep at it because, you know, people need to know that with
01:06:01
that comes strength and and we need that strength to continue
01:06:07
to fight and win and win for our nation.
01:06:09
You know, this is we're on our 250th anniversary, right?
01:06:14
So it's it means that we we need to make sure that we continue to
01:06:18
live that dream. And it's only going to happen
01:06:19
with bad ass leaders. There, I said it again.
01:06:21
Yeah. No, you're right.
01:06:22
Say whatever you want, Kindred. Spirits, I think kindred spirits
01:06:25
recognize that in each other and that's not any bullshit.
01:06:28
So just know that our platform and our voice is available for
01:06:32
you no matter what it is. If you just need a sound bite,
01:06:35
if it's to help sell tickets. If you have either, if you want
01:06:37
to hang. Out with the Goombas.
01:06:38
Just come on if you. Just want to come on here and be
01:06:40
and be one of the one of the family.
01:06:42
You know, you're always welcome on this show and just know that
01:06:45
anything if you'd like to come on the radio show or anything
01:06:47
else that we're doing or if you want to run those commercials,
01:06:50
please know that when volunteering that and you can do
01:06:52
it. Take advantage of it.
01:06:54
Hopefully it it'll help you grow because I think if we work
01:06:56
together, we're that much stronger.
01:06:58
And I think that I really truly believe that that to fix this
01:07:02
country, it's going to taste take some bad ass MF first.
01:07:06
It's we're we're not going to be able.
01:07:07
We can't play candy ass with these people.
01:07:09
This is a fight of good versus evil, and we're going to have to
01:07:12
throw down like our lives depend on it, because I think they
01:07:14
actually do. So I got one.
01:07:16
I'm just. Going to I'm just going to weave
01:07:18
this in right now to your, to your point, you know, many have
01:07:22
said that Putin would not have invaded Ukraine under President
01:07:26
Trump's watch, I believe. That he wouldn't have.
01:07:28
There wouldn't. No way.
01:07:29
Power respects power. Putin respects Donald Trump.
01:07:33
Even even North Korea, you know, they respect Trump.
01:07:36
Even the Chinese behind the scenes are talking about the
01:07:39
fact that they respect Trump, they fear him, and they know
01:07:42
that they're not going. To get Hamas.
01:07:44
Would even flown into Israel if Trump was in president.
01:07:47
Come on. But I have AI just want to bring
01:07:49
something up real quick because so I know Trump has been
01:07:53
extending the TikTok thing, trying to get somebody in there.
01:07:57
I know you have his ear. So two things.
01:07:59
One is Google, like like YouTube, they're still, you
01:08:03
know, giving violations to spending people.
01:08:05
And and we're talking about stuff even like the vaccine
01:08:08
stuff that's true, that's come out to be true.
01:08:10
They'll they'll ban you. Even TikTok still is suppressing
01:08:13
people and banning people. So he should put the like, you
01:08:16
know, use a little muscle and tell TikTok he's trying to save
01:08:19
them to change their ways because it's, you know, it's
01:08:22
crazy. I couldn't agree more.
01:08:24
I couldn't agree more. We've never had a president ever
01:08:28
in the history of our lifetime. Many have done a lot of talking,
01:08:31
a lot of promising what Elon Musk has done with President
01:08:34
Trump to clean up and get rid of all the all the waste.
01:08:39
And what I believe is going to happen now with TikTok.
01:08:42
I mean, the our great, great grandkids are going to be
01:08:44
reading about this in the history books.
01:08:46
I mean this is. Yeah, I agree.
01:08:47
You're in a transformational time for our nation and the
01:08:50
world, and it would never have happened if it wasn't for
01:08:53
President Trump. You know, a couple more things
01:08:56
like So what needs to be done? And this is what it's my well,
01:09:01
not my boggling, but our Congress, the the Republicans,
01:09:03
we have the majority in all houses, right?
01:09:06
We have. The House.
01:09:07
We have the White House and we have the.
01:09:08
Supreme Court, but you know, Congress, they're not doing
01:09:11
nothing. We need to get make sure we
01:09:13
secure our elections because the most important thing is so we
01:09:16
don't so we don't see this again.
01:09:18
How do, because how do you, if you don't get the right leaders,
01:09:21
then they can four or five years, 8 years from now they
01:09:25
could do this again with funneling money with USAID and
01:09:28
and IRS and everything. You know, Ulysses S Grant said
01:09:32
it best. Traitors and patriots, In my
01:09:35
opinion, there's only two sides in this country.
01:09:37
I don't believe in the political bias anymore.
01:09:39
You know, the whole Democrat unit party, I think it's all
01:09:41
sleight of hand. It's David Copperfield.
01:09:44
You know, look over here why we actively destruct the country
01:09:46
and then the rest of us will hold committees and hearings and
01:09:49
we'll stomp our feet. I'm not a fan of Johnson.
01:09:51
I don't think he's doing the work that needs to be done.
01:09:53
I think we need hard, you know, you know, iron forged leaders in
01:09:57
there like Donald Trump. I'd like to see, I'd like to see
01:10:00
Congress be run by, you know, for the people, by the people,
01:10:04
not what we have in there right now, people like AOC and Jasmine
01:10:07
Crockett and Nancy Pelosi, these are evil people.
01:10:11
All right, Martha, thank you so very much for joining us.
01:10:14
This was such a pleasure. I can't wait to have you back
01:10:16
on. We're here for you and Donald
01:10:18
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01:11:06
It was a pleasure. We'll see you guys on month
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They would run up to the bamboo fence and they would be shooting
01:13:23
between the bamboo at the buildings, you know, just
01:13:25
shooting inside. The Wanted man is Joseph Kony,
01:13:30
charged with abducting huge numbers of children, forcing
01:13:33
them to kill and mutilate innocent victims.
01:13:36
Somebody had to pay the price. Sam did that.
01:13:39
Sam Childers never stopped, because the bad things never
01:13:43
stop. There is only one Sam Children.
01:13:45
There is no one else like him in the world.
01:13:48
And I said to him, I said. Would you go?
01:13:50
Now to get Kony in the Congo, he says, without a doubt in a
01:13:54
second. Now it's the DRC.
01:13:56
Tell us what's happening to children in the DRC.
01:13:58
Do you have ISIS there? You have Islamic State and you
01:14:02
have ADF? Hey, Sandy.
01:14:03
Joseph Kony's still alive. He's in the Congo, and now God
01:14:06
has me in the Congo, you know, So hopefully we'll meet up one
01:14:10
day, but maybe I can lead him to the Lord or send him there.
01:14:15
One or the other, huh?