Pick Your Master: The Uniparty Already Voted |EP945

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

[00:00:33] America Great Again! The Big Mig. Well, good morning. Welcome back to The Big Mig Show. I'm your host, Lance Migliaccio, with my co-host, George Valentin. Of course, as always, the plan on this show, educate and unify the country one episode at a time. George B., what's up, bro? Um, nothing much. It's the middle of the week, you know?

[00:01:02] Slow news cycle, you know, the news cycle is kind of slow. You look at, um, because we got midterms coming up, less than 30 days, people, so you gotta go out and vote. And, you know, Trump's out there doing rallies. He's mad because Fox News is not coming to his rallies. But, you know, cover one rally. It's like all the same. Same messaging. It's just, you know, you're just out there for a different opponent. So, I mean, who wants to keep watching it? I guess. But, whatever.

[00:01:32] Well, you know, politics is an interesting thing, right? It's kind of, in some ways, extremely monotonous. You know, we, we, not necessarily do things happen the way we had all hoped they would. Of course, we haven't seen that yet. And, sometimes I imagine as news coverage, even for us, don't you sometimes just, George, you're looking at the news and you just shake your head and you're like, ah. I can't imagine Fox News feels any different.

[00:02:03] Well, no, I get that with them. But, as far as the Trump rallies, I mean, look, they're, today they're celebrating 30 years on air. So, they're doing all their like, you know, going back 30 years showing segments and shit. Kind of boring, but, you know. Look, you got to figure out news. There's stories out there that may not be the top best stories, but figure it out. You know? Yeah. Or we just take the day off. I was ready to take the day off today. I would have taken off.

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[00:05:49] They let you pick the color of the suit. They do not let you pick whether the chain stays on. And of course, one side tells you it's protecting Social Security. It's protecting your rights. It's protecting freedom. While the checks, of course, are backed by IOUs and promises. The other side tells you it's draining the swamp and seats the contractors at dinner. Both sides write the spending bill. Both sides renew the surveillance state.

[00:06:18] Both sides walk when the inspector general writes the name. It's not a warning to the other team. It's a warning to you. I'm concerned about you and your families. You know, because the handler you prefer, no matter which one it is, appears to still be holding the chain. And you ask, well, what do you think, Lance? What's going on? I don't know what to think. I was very hopeful. And it's not that I'm still not going to vote.

[00:06:47] It's not that I still don't believe in Donald Trump. I do. Why the people around him can't seem to perform and get the job done, I don't know. I expected much better results out of the DOJ, the FBI. I expected many more government can. I mean, listen, our debt just crossed $40 trillion in August. And what did Congress answer with? What was their response? Continuing resolution. And it passed almost unanimously, almost zero pushback.

[00:07:18] I mean, Congress created a statute. Any Social Security surplus was spent. And they pay the IOUs back, you know, doesn't raise a check. Doesn't help you guys at home. It only stops a future cut. But why aren't they paying back the money they took from Social Security? Where do they get the authorization just to pilfer that fund? They now owe nearly $3 trillion to Social Security. What do we got? We got IOUs.

[00:07:48] And I think, you know, you look at the Social Security payments. The agency's already admitted about $1 billion in improper payments. It mostly cannot claw back. You know? I guess some of the thieves might get might get gone after. But what about the people that are responsible for this for this lack of oversight? What about the USAID exposure? You know, we heard it from Elon Musk. They produced, you know, debarments and a handful of contractor convictions.

[00:08:18] But all the officials who approve the programs. Are not it are not they're not locked up. They're not facing consequences. Where are the arrests for them? I mean, when does incompetency become, you know, being incompetent and not? When does it become intentional? I mean, that's the real question we have to ask ourselves. Why aren't we seeing massive clawbacks? Because USAID is billions and billions. But how come Hillary Chelsea Clinton still has her money? How come George Soros still has all the money he got?

[00:08:47] Why is George Soros and Alexander Soros still walking around? I can't figure it out. You got agents, you got prosecutors, you got the judiciary and the people who police them keep getting findings instead of consequences. You got billionaires that did all kinds of deceptive things like the Zuckerberg bucks, like Reid Hoffman. And of course, what do they get?

[00:09:17] Well, they get to get right in front of the government. They get invited to the White House. You get a nice glass of wine, a cocktail and dinner. What do we get? More debt. So, you know, the plan, yeah, $40 trillion in debt and just another continuing resolution. When you look at that gross federal debt, you have to ask yourself, how do we fix this?

[00:09:39] I mean, in the first 11 months of fiscal 2026, Washington spent, listen to this number, nearly $7 trillion and took in about 4.8. Another deficit. They can't balance the budget because they don't know how to not to spend. This is like, you know, a spouse that just doesn't realize that you can't spend more money than you take in.

[00:10:08] If it was any other business in the United States besides the U.S. government, it would have already filed bankruptcy. The banks wouldn't loan it any more money. But of course, the Federal Reserve loves to loan money. They'd print a fiat currency. They charge us interest on it. I mean, the interest alone now is clearing $1 trillion. And then, of course, Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid took another $3.1 trillion. I don't know how much of that was theft.

[00:10:34] You know, on September 3rd of 26, Congress passed a continuing resolution through December 11th. 370 to 48 in the House. And listen to the Senate. Of course, the Senate agrees on this one. You can't get them to agree on anything else, George. 90 to 6. I mean, that's not a hostage crisis. That's both parties agreeing to keep spending and let you argue about the color of the suit.

[00:11:02] Argue about the alleged political differences of the two parties. I mean, what about the magic money computers, George? Have you heard anything about that? 14 magic money computers not connected to the Treasury Department that you could just print any amount of money to anybody you wanted. I mean, that was March 25. I haven't heard a word. We're way past March 26.

[00:11:27] Elon Musk told Senator Ted Cruz that Doge had found those 14 magic money computers. That just send money out of nothing. He went on further to describe the Treasury and agency systems that disperse these funds, including systems he said were told to approve payments, even when the claim was fraudulent or didn't even match a valid appropriation.

[00:11:52] Those pipes paid out 5.45 trillion in fiscal of 24. I mean, George, have you heard anything coming on the magic money computers? None of my sources. It sounds like that went in one ear and out the other. We haven't heard another word about it. I haven't heard anything about it. Are the fact managing money computers even shut down? Why would they want to do anything about it? Because they're the ones using those computers to funnel money and do whatever nefarious things they want to do, these politicians or whoever's doing it.

[00:12:22] No doubt. Anybody get arrested for that shit? No. It's just, you know, the non-revolving, you know, same thing. It's insanity. I don't know. So in early 25, the court filing showed that the Treasury Department built a way to intercept USAID payment files before they hit the main system. You know, so it's a freeze is a flag on a file. No flag and the money moves.

[00:12:49] But no one's been arrested for operating these computers. The people who found them say the offense is upstream, that somebody at the higher levels is responsible. But Congress is supposed to control the budget, not somebody sitting in an office has been told by a supervisor. Hey, go ahead and send George Ballantine a billion, although I wish they had sent George Ballantine a billion. I'll take it. I mean, they're calling this outflow normal.

[00:13:17] How do you have computers that the Treasury Department isn't controlling that Congress hasn't authorized that isn't authorized by statute isn't authorized and voted on by the American people? Just doing whatever the hell you want. So, yeah, USAID was exposed. But none of the people who built the programs or violated the law have been arrested.

[00:13:43] You know, so in 25, of course, that freeze put years of foreign aid spending on a public list. How about 50 million for condoms for Gaza? I mean, there's still so much waste. How about the transgender operas in India? How about trans surgeries in Ecuador? I mean, 26 USAID inspector general.

[00:14:11] Listen to how pitiful this number is. This is the totals. 18 prosecution referrals. 10 arrests, 5 convictions, no government-wide debarments. Can you imagine with everything that Elon Musk exposed? We've had only 18 prosecution referrals. And most of those were for people that benefited from the funds that had run some kind of a scam or committed fraud. They weren't government employees.

[00:14:43] Now, in one case, of course, the former federal contracting officer was debarred from misuse of government equipment and the appearance of soliciting commercial sex. But he wasn't imprisoned. He was just removed. George, did you catch this CIA officer that just pled guilty? He hasn't been sentenced yet. This is the guy that had the gold bars. He pled guilty? No, he got sentenced. No, I don't think he got sentenced yet. I think he pled guilty. His sentence hasn't come through yet, I'm pretty sure.

[00:15:12] I'm pretty sure all he did was plead guilty. $200 million worth of cash. We covered that story. Yeah. Well, he just pled guilty. But I'm saying a system that a guy could go in and create a complete, you know, supposedly classified information where he needed $46 million to buy gold bars. He needed to transfer cash and assets. He bought exotic cars and watches.

[00:15:39] I mean, how many of those kind of operations are in existence that are higher level government officials that have gotten away with it? That guy got away with nearly $200 million in theft as just any lied about how he passed the background check. I have no idea. He lied about his military career. He lied about so much stuff. And he passed his, you know, his, his clearances. You're right, by the way. He pled guilty. I was wrong. Yeah.

[00:16:05] So, you know, you got Luis Menenas and the Colombian nonprofit FUVADIS. They were debarred up. The inspector general said he traded program benefits for sex and diverted donor funded HIV medications to sell. But of course, the grant officers who kept the money flowing, who approved all of it, none of them face indictment.

[00:16:32] You got, you know, Devendra Rampersad, who was debarred for selling stolen Kenyan medical supplies through his own company. That went from 2015 to 19. He got away with it for four years. Two arrests in a separate Kenyan division. And then, of course, contractors, not the officials who approved the pipeline. I mean, how does incompetence not become a crime when it's at these kind of crazy numbers? I mean, yeah, sure.

[00:17:01] Federal jury did convict two people in a $25 million wire fraud scheme tied to eight again. This was a former NGO human resources vice president got four years probation. $425,000 forfeiture and a $160,000 civil settlement. I mean, but you don't see not anything here listed that I'm looking at in any case indicates any kind of senior officials that sign these programs.

[00:17:31] But it never comes. I mean, think about this, that they didn't. It wasn't just straight theft with Social Security. They actually passed the law. And of course, your payroll tax doesn't go into an account with your name under. And then 42 USC Congress passes 42 USC 401. And they allow surplus Social Security revenue can be invested in special issue Treasury bonds.

[00:18:00] And the cash goes into the general fund. I mean, SSA says that the cash is indistinguishable from every dollar of a dollar. Of course, the Treasury holds. But that trust funds balances money the general fund owes the program. And any surplus is available for other spending when it arrives. Why are they spending any of our Social Security money?

[00:18:24] Why did the judiciary go against Donald Trump on tariffs and think, I'm going to go against the tariffs where other people are paying the bill. But in this case, the American public, I'm going to allow this. We're going to approve this law and we can just reach into Social Security and take the money. Every surplus since 1983 has been spent out of Social Security.

[00:18:54] Right now, that reserve as of 23, and I told you it's almost $3 trillion now, was $2.79 trillion. But the statute, I don't think the American public would have approved that. Isn't it against the law for them to borrow money from Social Security? Well, not because of this law they passed. 42 USC 401. When was that law passed? That happened in, it looks like 19, if I'm right about this, 1983.

[00:19:27] But my point is, why are they doing it at all? It's a retirement fund. It's not a government. Yeah, but isn't that like surplus revenue where it gets invested in special Social Treasury bonds? They didn't do that. They borrowed money for debt and stuff from Social Security. Well, that's because if they don't put it in the Treasury bonds, any overage that they claim is an overage, they can use any way they want because of 401. It's horrible.

[00:19:57] I mean, this is a thing, you know, and the money goes missing without a vote. Right? To me, these are improper payments. Did anybody in this audience agree with them using Social Security to fund our government? And then, of course, the Social Security Inspector General estimated about a billion in improper Social Security payments.

[00:20:23] That went out to over 330,000, almost 334,000. I don't know if they tried to claw any back. In a sample of 100 cases, employees handled 20 correctly. That's a 20% performance? That's shit. Any company that had a 20% performance would be out of business.

[00:20:44] And already the administration in this Social Security has estimated that 664 million of that one billion that went out can't be recovered unless fraud is proved. They'd have to come up with 334,000 fraud cases. Our government can't handle the cases it's got now. And then in August in 26, another audit proved that the Social Security Administration skipped its own recovery rolls

[00:21:14] and nearly half of a sample of dead beneficiaries overpayments. So there was 106 million they could have pursued. No, they didn't go after it. They just left it out there. Overpayments. Over $2 billion overpaid from 2020 to 24. I mean, George, this incompetency is just unbelievable. And I think it's gone so far that I don't think it's just incompetency.

[00:21:42] I don't think any company or any agency within the government could run this shitty and not be doing it intentionally. I mean, what do you think? Ah, listen, we keep talking about our government, all the crazy shit they do, all the money they waste is spending.

[00:22:02] I mean, imagine the money, all the money being wasted for Medicare and Medicaid, all that, all the stuff they keep catching, how much more there is to catch. If they got rid of all that fraud and stuff, then you'd probably be able to get better health care for people in this country. And then just spending money, other countries, USAID, all that crap. I don't see our deficit going down. It's actually, it's going up.

[00:22:29] I mean, listen, we keep saying this, keep talking about it, either peacefully or revolution or we take to the streets. And I just want to remind people about something. There are no rules of engagement for us. It does not apply. Waterboarding. That's fine. We can do it. You don't want to use water and say, oh, waterboarding, use Mountain Dew or something or Coke and Coke bored them or something. It doesn't matter.

[00:22:59] We try to play fair. We try to do right. And we keep getting screwed. Well, there's only so much that people can take. I mean, I'm at it up to here. Yeah. You know, and it's always comes back to the people who enforce the law don't really live under it. Right. It's not equal application of law. I want to give you some examples that you may not be aware of. And you're or you may be. You might remember Lois Lerner from the IRS division that intentionally targeted the Tea Party and other conservative groups.

[00:23:28] And the DOJ, what did they do? They closed the case in October of 2015, even though she misused her government power, which is malfeasance by a government official. So they called it mismanagement. They called it poor judgment. They called it institutional inertia. No criminal charges. Just oh, yeah, we'll just dismiss this. What about Andrew McCabe? He's a piece of shit. He was the FBI deputy director, as you guys know.

[00:23:56] He was fired in 2018 after the inspector general found he lacked candor, including under oath about a media leak. Fired. Did McCabe get prosecuted? Oh, no. Cabe walked. And then you've got James the scumbag Comey. He had the inspector general findings over memos he kept and leaked after his firing. No, not prosecuted after the findings.

[00:24:26] No, he just got he's just walking around enjoying his life. I mean, there was a 2020 review of the DOJ inspector general reports. And by the way, the DOJ inspector general, that department is bullshit. You're paying for it. It doesn't do jack shit. It's worthless. All they do is write reports up. Yeah, they wrote a bunch of reports. Spend our tax money and write reports. Yeah, exactly. And enjoy their lives.

[00:24:51] They've the so the reports found that senior officials referred at the DOJ for nepotism, false statements, lack of candor, prosecutorial misconduct. What did they do? Nothing. One FBI attorney accused of theft walked out with only 125 hours of community service.

[00:25:18] Now, what do you think would happen to you if you got caught committing government theft, George? Do you think you would have got community service? Um, probably not. Well, you know what, Lance? Speaking of that, you told me yesterday about in what is it, Minnesota? Hmm. What is it? What was it? The law with fraud? You don't get prosecuted. How much money? Oh, yeah. Yeah. One and a half million. One. You can commit up to one and a half million fraud in Minnesota and you won't get prosecuted.

[00:25:47] Yeah. Government fraud up to one and a half million. I don't know if they've changed it yet, but you could basically go ahead and scam. So we should have had everybody in the big, big audience. We all should have just committed a million and a half dollars in fraud each. We could have gone like a million four nine, nine, nine. Right. Point nine, nine. And, uh, you know, you could have just walked with an extra million a half. You know, how about this?

[00:26:11] How about in 25, uh, the DOJ, uh, inspector general again, found a special agent in charge. So a supervisor failed to report a subordinates alleged misconduct and neglected the supervisory duties that he's supposed to be responsible for. So that was the investigation summary, but no, it wasn't an indictment. Another guy gets to walk. 20, 25.

[00:26:37] The office of government ethics data showed DOJ declining 94% of the criminal ethics referrals agencies sent it. Did you hear that number? Office of government ethics showed the DOJ declining 94% of the criminal ethics referrals against agencies sent it. Why? Why did they decline 94% in November 17th, 25?

[00:27:05] Magistrate judge Williams Fitzpatrick found genuine issues of misconduct in the grand jury presentation against Comey. He wrote that the prosecutor, Lindsey Halligan made at least two fundamental and highly prejudicial misstatements of law that the grand jury records looked incomplete. And then an FBI agent may have carried privileged material into the room. The remedy was disclosure to the defense, but not a charge against the prosecutor, not a charge against the agent.

[00:27:35] And let me tell you this, this magistrate judge ruled in favor of Comey and his defense team. But if this was you, they would have never done this. They would never have once given you the benefit of any of this if it was proven that the prosecutor was doing this to you because it happens every single day to regular Americans.

[00:27:59] There are, there is evidence of, of misapplication of law, misquoting the law, manipulation of the law, destruction of exculpatory evidence, you know, discovery that isn't provided to the defendant, prosecutor on misconduct, including eavesdropping on phone calls, fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine, mispresentation to the grand jury. I mean, think about this.

[00:28:24] When they go for an indictment against you, a regular person, not James Comey, you never get to see a copy of what was presented to the grand jury. They seal that grand jury testimony and, and, and, and defendants almost never get it. We're talking about single digits of defendants. How is that not part of the discovery? Because that means they could go in there and I could go in. If I'm, if I'm the DOJ prosecutor, I can just talk a bunch of shit about you, about

[00:28:51] George, about whoever, and you'll never know it. How do we know that the grand jury was told the truth? We don't, but they put all these things in place where they come up with all these bullshit reasons about why you shouldn't get the grand jury testimony. I think that's just beyond ridiculous. And we've got judges doing what policing judges talk about the good old boy network.

[00:29:19] I mean, usually a finding against the prosecutor is the end of the story. It's not the start of one, the agents, the prosecutors, and the judges sit on the same side of the chain. They go to the same country clubs, the same poker rooms, the same events. They, they, they, they hobnob with each other. Hmm. I mean, wow. Even the stock act, it's a press release with a $200 fine.

[00:29:48] I mean, you've got all these cases like in COVID Richard Burr, Kelly Loeffler, Diane Feinstein's households were closed by the GOJ with no charges. Diane Feinstein, she passed away. She made six, I think she made $4.6 million her entire career as a, as a, you know, Senator and Congressman, Congresswoman. She died with a $96 million estate and a paid for $63 million jet. Explain that to me.

[00:30:17] How do you do that on that kind of money? You got, you got Julie, uh, let low. She's Republican. She filed more than 210 trades in her trading for insider trading, uh, late worth between 225,000 and 3.3 million, including Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, uh, Meta. I mean, a Pfizer and United healthcare, no charges. She violated the rules. She violated the law. No, nothing criminal.

[00:30:47] Then you got the Democrat, Ed Case. He didn't file until late and got questioned about it on the Apple purchases. You got rep Republican representative, Rich McCormick. He's constantly a repeat late filer on his stock trading. So, you know, just the late disclosures since mid of 25 include Republican Jim Jordan,

[00:31:14] Lisa McClain, Troy Nels, Mark Wayne Mullen, Democrats, Linda Sanchez, Richie Torres, Pramila Jayapal, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Shrey Thanatur. All of those are crimes when you, when you file late. So since 25 members and families of members, I'm talking about congressional members traded between 160 million and 664 million in individual stocks.

[00:31:45] A lot of people talked about banning stock voting. We couldn't pass that either. Of course, they're never going to do that. I mean, these state dinners are the who's who of people, right? That, you know, that last state dinner, Xi Jinping, Jeff Bezos was there, Elon Musk, Jensen Wong, Sam Altman, Tim Cook, Mark Zuckerberg,

[00:32:11] Satya Nandela, Sundar Pichai, Sergey Breen, Lisa Su, Lockheed Martin. I mean, it doesn't stop, guys. I don't know where this is going to end. Of course, we're going to take a short break here on the Big Ming Show. We'll be right back. Got to pull back the curtain, man. This is what voting is all about. And it just gets worse. Stay tuned in the Big Ming Show. I'll be right back with George and Valentin and myself, Lance Miliaccia. It's tip of the spear, baby, as always. I got to wake up.

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[00:36:25] Make sure you'll find us. Alright, we're getting a... Here's a telltale side, right? France is fucking falling. They just lost control of their capital. And if you look, this is what Democrats want to do in America. You import third world, you become third world. And this is what you see in France is there's direct result of weak leadership. It's crazy.

[00:36:53] And they're all this crazy protest over like some school stuff over there. Then you have old citizens now getting in with the Muslim people and they're just tearing shit up. Doesn't that kind of remind you of like Antifa and the far left when they just burned our cities and stuff? Kind of similar, right? Doing what they want. No consequences. I think they arrested four... Defund the police. Yeah, I think they arrested like four or five hundred people so far.

[00:37:21] I mean, I would hate to be a cop over there right now. I don't know why they didn't employ their military or something. The cops are going head to head. They got tear gas. They're dealing with mobs. I mean, it's reckless over there. When are they going to learn? When is the UK ever going to learn? I mean, shit, I would start deporting all them fuckers. Well, this is France, but the UK has got the same issue. They're teetering on the same problems. I mean, it's crazy. We got the clip. Look at this clip.

[00:37:51] It's ridiculous. It's a French state. And in my view, the government should be deploying the military to take back control of French cities because these are riots on a massive scale and should not be tolerated. Did you see there was a flag that went by and it wasn't the flag of France? I mean, what is going on down there? And you're talking about did you see it go by? I mean, this looks like something different. You said the word insurrection.

[00:38:19] I mean, we've had pictures and video of schools and things that are damaged. But this is live right now. And you see some of the enforcements behind the line that they're trying to keep with this tear gas. Now, yeah, exactly. And you are seeing the, you know, the Palestinian flag being waved all over France right now.

[00:38:42] And there's no doubt about it that the, you know, the pro-Palestinian, the pro-Hamas movements are actively involved in these riots, actually. And this is, you know, this is not only the heart of France here, Paris, but also the heart of the European Union as well. And you're seeing, you know, Europe descending, the heart of Europe descending into a state of anarchy, huge levels of violence and disorder.

[00:39:09] And it's an absolute disgrace what you're seeing in France. And it is a nightmare vision of Europe's future as a whole and potentially also for the United States as well. If the socialists of the far left, if the Islamists gain power in America, this is exactly what will happen. I'm telling you, it would work pretty well right now. Just start throwing strips of bacon out there or let pigs run wild. That's an immafuckers.

[00:39:38] If you don't want a, if you don't want an Islamic facility or mosque built around you or a new property, just go over there and take some dead pigs and just, you know, litter them all over the ground. Because they can't build where there is, the groundsman defiled. A lot of these projects, as much as I think it's the fault of the state governments allowing this to continue. Our own federal government, this invasion is out of control. If you want to ruin the country, just ignore it.

[00:40:08] Just don't vote. Again, I'm not telling you that either party is perfect, but God, we have to pick the Republicans over the Democrats because this is what they want. They want anarchy. It gives them an opportunity to steal more money. There's a story that isn't brand new. But I have to be honest, I live here in Denver. I live in Colorado. And the Colorado government did an amazing job of trying to cover up so much of really what happened with trade data.

[00:40:35] As you know, they were taking over apartment complexes here. They're still here. I hear from local law enforcement. They still have a problem. But this kidnapping plot for the life of me, George, I don't remember this ever being in the news. These people got sentenced yesterday. It was a federal case. I don't understand why this wasn't the biggest news in Denver. And this is the story about a Denver man escaping this trade. There are a kidnaping plot.

[00:41:05] It's now landed the people responsible in prison, but that victim escaped after days of captivity and walked into a police station. They had chopped off one of his fingers that they sent to the family. So this guy, he was a roommate. And his his his home turned into a torture chamber for him because his roommates found out that his family's law enforcement ties and that he was a police officer previously also.

[00:41:36] So this guy survived days of abuse before escaping and walking into a police station. Now, this is all part of the Biden invasion. This is all part of the Democrat and congressional member invasion that was allowed to happen to our country because that's how these trade Darawaga illegal immigrants got in here. And this guy finally escaped. He was able to walk into a police station, of course, missing his pinky.

[00:41:59] And they had recorded all his captors and recorded the torture and they sent the videos to his wife and they demanded money from his family in Venezuela. I mean, not for nothing. I'll still be can you be. I mean, people in Venezuela barely got money than for I mean to eat. I it's a very good point, George, but I think that sometimes when you have low IQ criminals, they don't think it all the way through. Now, they all got 20 years. Yeah, I'm happy they face justice. But George, do you even remember this story coming out?

[00:42:28] Because I'm right here in Colorado. Had this hit the news here in a big way, I would have been all over it. Um, there were so many stories about Trend Darawaga in Denver. When did this happen? Do we know what year? I think it was approximately a year ago, but I don't quote me on that. I mean, and so they found out him and his father had been police officers in Venezuela. And that's triggered this. So October of 2024. So two years. I mean, but I never heard about it.

[00:42:58] And this is my point. This should have been some of the biggest news. Talk about justification for deportations. But I think even the DOJ didn't do a very good job of using the press for this. And I for the life of me, I can't figure out why this should have been some of the biggest news. Somebody taken as a kidnapped and tortured. You know, I mean, we might have talked about I don't know. I don't know. I would have remembered this one. When I saw that they got sentenced yesterday, I looked at it.

[00:43:27] And yeah, OK, the FBI got a conviction and they caught the people. And, you know, who raw. But this should have been nonstop. I think, you know, anytime people are kidnapped and tortured by illegal immigrants, you would think this would be this is the poster child for, you know, deportation enforcement. So I don't know. All right. Let's talk about the Mexican cartel. Wait, before we do that, I want to say, you know, Lance, we totally slipped my mind. I think maybe slip yours, too. Yeah, go ahead.

[00:43:56] Today is the two year anniversary of October 7th, you know, in Israel with. Oh, I know. I know stuff. So a little remembrance there for the people that got tortured, lost their lives and stuff. Yeah. Horrible. Prayers. You and your families. Horrible stuff. Yep. Still dealing with the consequences of that. Yep. All right. Let's talk about these Mexican cartels, George. They seem like they're up to the same old, same old. Um, they're threatening to kidnap federal agents at Texas border.

[00:44:25] Do you know, I seen a video the other day and I should have grabbed it, but it showed that Mexican cartel members were volunteering on, on, in, I hate to say this Ukraine. Right. Cause they're want to learn to draw, draw, use the use of drones, the way they use them there. Wow. And actually I seen the video and there were Mexicans there.

[00:44:54] So Mexicans fighting Mexican cartel members fighting on the side of the Ukraine military. Yeah. And trying to learn how to use about, they want to learn about using drain drone technology. That's all we need is well-trained Mexican cartel drone operators and drone experts. Talk about the desperation. Think about that. You're talking about the Ukraine military. That means under Zelensky approving Mexican cartel members to become part of their military there.

[00:45:24] How is that? And we're giving, we're giving Zelensky money. We're funding the Ukraine war. Are we out of our fucking minds? Seriously. I don't know. But if this story, this is, if the cartels threatened to kidnap federal agents at the Texas, Mexico border. And if they even attempt it, if they're successful or unsuccessful attempting it, they're going to have, they're going to have big problems. I don't think Trump or our military, anybody's just going to stand up for that.

[00:45:52] They're going to, they're going to use that to go into Mexico and just annihilate them. Fuck it. Just use our drones and black Hawks and everything else. Start bot. You can buy in the Coke fields and stuff. We know where all the Coke plants are and shit. We can just bomb it, napalm it, burn it up. You can use LIDAR to find underground where they are underground. The labs. Yeah. The labs where they're, you know, making all that stuff. No problem. Start taking them out.

[00:46:19] Now this particular, this particular discovery was the Sinaloa cartel. And of course, talking about their coyotes and bringing people into the country. And this included agents in the Presidio region and El Presidio region. But I think any threat, if I was Donald Trump, I would be picking up the horn today and say, by the way, we're going to start attacking the cartels inside the country of Mexico. I just want to give you a warning. It's going to start happening as of today.

[00:46:47] But, you know, do we need is he going to do it before the midterms? Unlikely. They're they're tippy toeing around the midterms. And I don't think that's the solution. I think I'd go all in. But here we are cartels in Ukraine, as George just disclosed, learning and learning drone technology and drone operation at a sophisticated level. And here they are threatening our own agents. Yeah, this seems like a good idea. All right.

[00:47:15] More Mondami destructive policies. So here we are again. Mondami, what a piece of shit. Just signed a multimillion dollar contract with vendors. Nine million to be exact. With gender affirming care for minors. So they just signed this contract. It's worth upwards, as George just said, of nine million.

[00:47:39] And they're going to provide all this gender affirming care to minors, including puberty blocking drugs. Somebody needs to punch this guy right in the face. Seriously. Isn't there any New Yorkers with balls left? Isn't there anybody that could just roll up on him with a roll of quarters in their hand and just crack him right in the face and say this is for every New Yorker? I mean, I, I just can't even figure out what what New Yorkers are doing.

[00:48:08] I mean, I, I'm a proud New Yorker. I'm not proud of where they're at now. And I just, I don't understand why they're tolerating that. I don't live there. But if I lived in New York still, I think I'd take a shot at taking an assault charge by punching Mondami right in the face. I, this guy needs to get cracked. I'm just curious. All the, all the Islamists, Muslims over there, are they for this? Cause you know how they feel about the LGBT to whatever, fuck how many letters gay community?

[00:48:35] They're about, they're about throwing them off buildings and getting rid of them all. They're not for that. And you tell me they're okay with giving her tax dollars to, for gender affirming care. You, any citizen shouldn't be okay with it. You got people homeless on the streets, this and that you kids, kids don't know what the freak they want. Yeah. They want gender, gender affirming care. Fine.

[00:48:58] They could do when they're after they're 18, when they're adult, when they can maybe make a decision. It may not be rational, but somebody punch Mondami in the face, please. For the love of God, somebody, anybody. Wow. All right. Yes. You look at this, hold on. All this, these pills and whatever stuff they're giving all the, and they make, giving these people, making them transgenders. There's something going on.

[00:49:27] Cause there are just, besides mentally unstable, they're, they're incapable. I think of known right from wrong because how, how many shooters have there been now that are transgenders that we've seen. And this next story we talk about this, the trans shooter pattern now continues. It's crazy. It's crazy. The FBI arrested now, Washington, a trans woman who was accused of helping plot the Canadian school shooting.

[00:49:57] It, I'm going to say it because it sent cash. It's a good, it's correct. It's, it sent cash tactical advice and actually watch the live stream as children were being shot. What kind of sick motherfucker is that? Here's, I got some pictures here to show you. Here's some of the, like the bomb making material. Here's the gun. You know, it's on the gun, the trans stickers on there. Look at the trans sticker on the gun. So this is a U S resident, 30 year old, uh, James Cody.

[00:50:27] Washington is where this person lived or it lived. His name is James, James Cody Bryant from spelling Bellingham. Yeah. I mean, there's no doubt this person, this thing should get life in prison. Can you imagine funding and then watching the stream of the children of people getting shot?

[00:50:49] So there was this, this Bryant maintained extensive communications with the 18 year old Jesse Van Roots Salar, who was the shooter. And this was the, during the six months before the, the, the February 10 massacre, they were both born male. And of course now they're transgender it women.

[00:51:12] I mean, I just, when you look at this, can, how does anybody argue George? And you said it so many trans individuals, uh, obviously suffering major mental health crisis is just for the transgenderism. And yet they're also involved in these incredible acts of violence. How many of the shooters in the United States were trans shooters? I mean, and, and remember the Democrats are promoting this. They want this.

[00:51:41] They want trans genders in the military. They want them in government. They want them in political office. I mean, the Republicans aren't promoting this. So I, this, I clearly have to take the gloves off on this and say, this is a Democrat run operation. Well, this guy lived in Washington state who knows after this, if they hadn't caught him, who knows if this, it would have committed their own shooting here in the United States. Well, in the FBI complaint, Bryant, this transgender knowledge, potentially being able to save lives, I guess.

[00:52:13] But he also wrote, I still won't snitch. You could have saved these kids lives. But I mean. Well, eight people, eight kids were victims were murdered, right? At eight total, six at the school, and then two at the family residence. But this Bryant helped plan and promote this bloodbath. I mean, when are we going to make the connection between this incredible insanity of a trans individual? And I have to say this.

[00:52:41] LGDBQ is not thrilled with their connection to the trans community. Most, you know, homosexuals, most of the people in the gay community don't really like transgender individuals. They've been very vocal about it in a lot of groups across the nation. So I hate to tie the two together. I know that's what we do. It seems to me like transgenderism needs to kind of have its own section of review. You don't see a whole lot of homosexuals committing public shootings. I don't know if you see any.

[00:53:11] But we sure see these trans people over and over again. You talk to trans people and you know, this is horrible, man. Horrible, horrible. Pretty unbelievable when you look at the whole thing. I just, I don't even know how we fix this, man. Then you got some buddy running for Congress. I think, I don't know if it's in New York. I think in New York said they want, when they get elected, they want to put in the trans bill of rights. Yep. You want your for that shit? Vote Democrat. Go ahead.

[00:53:42] You're for, you're against it and just want common sense and regular laws and not pay high taxes, high gas. Vote Republican. And you need to go out and vote this year. You need to tell your friends to go out and vote. You may be angry things, certain things. Yeah, I'm angry with certain things, but I'm getting my ass out there. I'm voting. Because I know it would be a lot worse under Democratic rule. God help us. So, I want to preface on this next story. I like Christy Noem.

[00:54:11] I don't like the New York Times, but the New York Times came out with a story and I would have felt remiss if I didn't share it with you guys. In this article, Noem is under fire for a jet deal that I have to say, based on what I read and based on what I looked up, it looks crooked as hell. So, on the last day at DHS, Noem made a sweet jet deal with a donor.

[00:54:36] Luxury jets, aging planes were bought at a steep market from a company called De Adelis Aviation. You know, in her final hours of running Homeland Security, seems like a pricey parting gift for a political donor happened. A bundle of jets bought at what experts say were eyebrow raising prices.

[00:54:59] So, the New York Times got a hold of the documents and reviewed them that Noem agreed in the office to pay Da Adelis Aviation $108 million for a customized Boeing 737 outfitted with a bar, two bedrooms, marble showers, and a table made of manta ray skin. Months after Da Adelis had purchased it for under $90 million. So, that's a quick $18 million profit.

[00:55:27] The same day the agency signed off on paying $53 million each for two 10-year-old Gulfstream jets that the same company had recently acquired for about $41 million apiece, plus $45 million each for two 17-year-old 737, I guess, passenger planes. And a lot of the aviation experts say these planes should have all cost less.

[00:55:53] Now, William Walters is led by his Da Adelis leader. He donated to a pack backing Noem, and companies he heads have pulled in more than $900 million, nearly a billion dollars in DHS business under Noem's leadership. And now a State Department invoice says the purchases were finalized under her successor, Mark Wayne Mullen.

[00:56:21] DHS so far has declined to release key contract documents citing security concerns on those planes. Of course, plus there were five others purchased previously that are just sitting idly, aren't really being used. Noem came out and said that the article's characterization of the individual as a donor is materially misleading and is unsupported by the factual record.

[00:56:47] Conveys a false implication of a direct financial relationship, obviously intended to influence official action. Is it true? Is it true? I don't know. I guess these planes were purchased prior to Mullen's arrival at DHS is what they're publicly saying. But they're also saying that the reason they didn't cancel these contracts, even though it was suggested they do, is because there was a default clause.

[00:57:18] Because the fee for the default. Was large when it came to terminating these agreements. Which I guess that was put in place as a poison pill. Is Noem responsible for this? Did she participate? Is it true? I don't know. New York Times thinks so. But I wanted to make sure I presented because of course, you know, this show, we go after everybody. I have to present the facts for what they are. Is it good for the American public that were overpaying for jets?

[00:57:45] Maybe tied to somebody making donations or that a guy that made a bunch of donations got nearly a billion dollar in financial transactions. Let me ask you a question. It says in the article that the purchases were finalized under her successor, Mark Wayne Mullen. The contracts were approved by Noem prior to her departure. And the payments were finalized, the final part of the contract, meaning the vendor was paid. And that happened under Mark Wayne Mullen.

[00:58:15] And the reason they paid him is because the termination clause was so excessive that they felt like it was going to be, you know, worse to not accept delivery of the planes. Hmm. Okay. All right. Well, the futures here. I thought this is very interesting. Fusion propulsion. You've heard a lot about it in the news. You've heard about fusion technology.

[00:58:43] Company now out of the UK, Pulsar Fusion has achieved its first plasma. Meaning operational propulsion in their Sunbird fusion rocket exhaust system. That happened at the Bletchley facility in the UK. Look, this is a big deal. This milestone, of course, marks a key step towards developing fusion propulsion systems and using them in space.

[00:59:10] Of course, it would enable much faster travel through deep space than any conventional rocket propulsion system. And of course, wouldn't limit distance. Of course, fusion technology would allow much larger distances than chemical propulsion. I've got a clip. I thought it was interesting. Really strange stuff. I wanted to share it with you guys because I like you guys to be ahead of the curve and well-educated when it comes to new technology in the pipeline. Fusion propulsion. Here we go.

[00:59:39] UK space propulsion company Pulsar Fusion has reached an important milestone in its Sunbird fusion rocket project by generating plasma for the first time within the vehicle's exhaust system. The test took place at the company's facility in Bletchley, England, and was streamed live to Jeff Bezos' Mars conference in California.

[00:59:59] Sunbird is being developed to investigate nuclear fusion as a future propulsion method, potentially enabling much faster deep space travel than conventional rocket technology. That sounds pretty cool. Yeah. It is cool, right? Yeah. So listen, if you love the show, easiest thing to do is to follow us. If you can do the paid subscription, it's five bucks a month recurring.

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