The Biggest Oil Deal In World History |EP918

[00:00:00] All men are created equal, but they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights. By Liberty and the Beauty of Mouth. 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 and welcome back to The Big Mig Show. Of course, I'm your host, Lance Miliatra, with my co-host, Radadad, George Ballantyne. Of course, this is always about the edge of the knife on this show because if Liberty means anything at all, right, tell people what they do not want to hear. And you know our plan each and every single episode? Educating and unifying the country. That's right.

[00:01:02] We're trying to stop the mainstream media lies, bullshit narratives, call it what you will. It's not what we ever do on this show. We don't blindly follow this administration or any others. Of course, we voted for Donald Trump. But listen, I'm still looking for accountability and consequences. We have some transparency, but I still don't see anybody getting arrested except regular American citizens. They sure use the law against us very rapidly and easily. But when it comes to government officials, FBI, you know, intelligence officers, you name it,

[00:01:32] they seem to be able to operate with immunity, impunity, and of course, absolute immunity. Disgusting. George B. Yes. How was your weekend, bro? Let me ask you that. Not good. Let's just leave it at that. Let's just leave it at that. I'm sorry, man. Nah. Nah, I'm not going to be sorry about it. Fight through another day. That's all I can say right now. Yeah. Fight to live another day. Yeah, that's what we're doing.

[00:02:01] We're all doing that. Of course, it is what it is when you're dealing with anything that's going on in this world. Of course, you're fighting at the grocery store. You're fighting at the pumps. You're fighting with your credit cards. You're fighting and fighting and fighting. And you're hoping that somebody is going to send some relief your way. Hey, we heard about 10% interest on credit cards. That never happened. We heard that we're going to get lower grocery prices. Sure. I saw somebody I had to jump out the other day. Somebody was pointing out that there were some eggs on sale in their area. For some reason, their eggs are a dollar a dozen. That's not in my market.

[00:02:31] I'm in Denver. Not a dollar a dozen. But they were talking about people crying about inflation. And I basically had to jump into that chat. But really, what I want to say is go fuck yourself. Anybody that doesn't recognize. These prices at the grocery store being highly inflated isn't the one doing the shopping. I know for the ladies out there, if you're the one doing the shopping, well, you know the difference. You see it. For the guys out there, I do the shopping at my house.

[00:03:00] And I got to tell you, I see it each and every time I go there. I walked out of the grocery store the other day with three bags of groceries. Not much else. Almost $190. And so anybody out there that's posting, I can't stand suck asses. Don't kiss this administration's ass for things that aren't true. Please. Don't do it. Don't blindly follow anybody that includes anybody in this administration or if you're a Democrat. Don't blindly follow. Use your mind. You know? Use your eyes.

[00:03:30] And use the truth. God, I'm so tired of people online. I don't know if they're... George, are they doing it for clicks? Is that what's going on? Is it all about the clicks? Is it all about trying to be monetized and, oh, try to say something that's popular? For the blindly following stuff? Like... Yeah, the blindly following. Where they say things that aren't true. Like, oh, you know, people are saying nothing's happening. You know? Nothing is happening, guys. I mean, listen, I'm not telling you that some of the stuff we're going to discuss today isn't news and it isn't great news. I think some of it is.

[00:03:59] What I'm talking about is we were told they were going to drain the swamp. That swamp is as big as ever. It doesn't matter whether you're dealing with the DOJ, the FBI, the judiciary. The swamp is deep. And they have weaponized that system against us. That's for sure. George, I mean, you give me your thoughts. You tell me if I'm wrong. But I get sick of seeing people just kiss ass. Um... Hmm. Either it's ignorance or clicks.

[00:04:28] I mean, I don't know. People... I don't understand, like, people still listen or fall for that type of stuff. I just... I think I just stopped trying to figure them out. I just... Come on here. Spill the truth. Hopefully get to the masses. Maybe one person at a time. I don't know. But I don't know. I just can't be, um... Putting my so much time or effort into people like that. Because some people are just going to believe whatever they want to believe.

[00:04:58] I was looking at somebody... Actually, this morning. Yeah. They put a list and something in it. And the first one was, like, Wano Sabin. I typed the message. And I know it's funny. I'm friends with the person. I said, what has Wano Sabin ever said or done that has come true? I'm waiting for the response. This was, like, maybe a half hour ago. You know, there's a lot of shows. We've seen it. We've seen it. You know, shows that just did it for clicks. Like, In the Matrix. Those guys did it quite a bit. You know, people that just wanted those clicks.

[00:05:27] What was that one guy's name, George? That was actually stealing money from older people. That for a while there was just everywhere. And then he ended up in court with all the lies. Remember that guy? I can't think of his name right now. A Republican or Democrat? He was just a guy that was out there. He was one of the few. He acted like he was on the same level with high intelligence. Like, there was, like, five people that knew that was going on with Q. Remember this guy? Talking about Wano Sabin? No. No, it wasn't Wano. It was a different guy. I'm not saying Wano didn't do some of that.

[00:05:57] But this is a different guy. Anyway, my point is this. Filter. Common sense. Use your eyes, ears. You know, use your mind. Even on this show. I'm not telling you to blindly follow or listen to us. I'm telling you, vet the truth. Find the truth tellers, the real truth tellers. And the people online that are doing it for clicks, shame on you. It's a terrible disservice to people when you're out there trying to say, oh, the administration, stop kissing ass. I'll give the administration all the kudos like I'm just about ready to do right now.

[00:06:26] But I'm not going to give them kudos when they ain't getting some things done. And I still don't think that we have an OIG that's doing jack shit when it comes to draining the swamp. All right. Biggest oil deal in world history, George Malentine. This seems huge to me. I think it's a massive move. I got to give Trump the art of the deal on this one. I'm not sure how he got this done. I understand Marco Rubio was part of it and others. But this is a monster, George.

[00:06:57] The oil, huh? It is. You know, Lance, and hold on. Let me put the thumbnail up that you made. The thumbnail is very vibrant. I like it. It's big because, you know, you talked about specifically the oil reserves, like because they're depleted. And when Trump said they're going to use this to refill our oil reserves, I was like, oh, Lance is going to like that. Yeah.

[00:07:24] Which is good because we need strategically, you know, for our security and stuff, they need to be filled up. No doubt. One. Listen, if we're going to involve ourselves and like we did with taking out Maduro and stuff, yeah, we need to be compensated in big ways. And I think this is a big way because now getting this oil, it takes away dependence from us on Iran, even Canada. I mean, we're talking about we're going to control over 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil.

[00:07:55] I don't know. How long would that supposed to last? I don't know. I mean, that's a lot of oil. I don't know what that proportionally does. You know, our strategic reserve is at like a 45-year low right now. So the fact that we're going to refill the strategic reserve, great. I think it's great that we've made a move here that the Venezuelan oil can benefit us. Of course, you know, Canada has been kind of threatening us, right? They've been kind of talking about their largest customers. They're going to squander their energy advantage.

[00:08:24] I don't know what that's going to do for them. It's going to add a lot of costs if they have to start shipping elsewhere. But, of course, we're not getting along with Canada. They kind of suck right now. So he announced this on Friday night. I, you know, I haven't seen as much coverage in the press as I would have thought. This should be a major, major story. Now, these are proven Venezuelan oil reserves. And I understand, George, I don't know if you know for sure. Some people are saying it's a 25-year deal. Other people are saying it's a 100-year deal.

[00:08:54] I don't know which one it is. But, of course, there's going to be partnerships with private business. You know, of course, big oil is in the middle of this. So they're winning. And I guess the people that really made the biggest moves here were Secretary of State Marco Rubio and, of course, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. And they negotiated the agreement with the interim president, Delcy Rodriguez. And that's the Venezuelan interim president. And I guess it's going to cover 17 different strategic oil fields.

[00:09:25] There's a production of more than 1.5 million barrels per day. It's structured as a long-term arrangement. Some people are saying 25 years. Other people are saying 100-year development rights. And, of course, they're saying it could actually generate $209 billion in revenue for Venezuela. So windfall with them. And there's going to be $100 billion in private investment from the oil company. Well, I want to bring something up because I was refixing my cameras. I had to reset it. Yeah, that's okay.

[00:09:54] Yeah, please go ahead. Yeah, like the report you said, is it going to be 25 years, 100 years? I guess we'll get that number when they release the full contract and stuff. But when they're saying it's going to generally, you know, generate $209 billion in revenue for Venezuela, I would like to see to make sure that that money actually goes to the people of Venezuela and not to pockets of people in the government.

[00:10:22] Because they had suffered enough, those people on there, Maduro and what's-his-name beforehand. I mean, there's no reason that country should be poor. The money has been worth zero. They actually use Colombian money to buy and deal stuff in their own country. You know, they've got great oil reserves and mineral reserves. They've got a lot of gold and other minerals there, too. Yeah. So, you know, the people of Venezuela should be flush. You're right. You've got to wonder how much this is going to fill.

[00:10:51] They'll be flush when those people will be, well, they'll feel and be flush and happy when stuff starts coming in for them. Yeah. You know, because Maduro- More than double our American oil reserves. Not only our reserves, but also production to sell the oil and stuff, right? You know, I don't know about that part, but if you've read that- Yeah. How about we just take that oil and use it to oil America for all our cars and get us,

[00:11:21] like, bring us back to 99 cents a gallon. How about that? Yeah. I'd like 99 cents a gallon. Why not? I like that. I like that, George. You should run on that campaign. I mean, I'll even take a dollar 50 at this point. George Bouncing percent it. Yeah. Nah. Listen, I love it. Oh, I'd love to have you in there. I would just say- You'd be a thorn in their side. I would just start building American gas stations. Call it American gas station. That's it. Fuck. It would be nice- Fuck Shell.

[00:11:51] Fuck Mobile. Fuck all the other ones, too. Yeah. Well, so this is- The U.S. will have majority control of the 65 billion barrels. I mean, look, this is going to strengthen, you know, the relationship between Venezuela and the United States, which I think is great. I'd love that for that to be developed further. And, of course, it's going to- A devastating blow to Canada's globalist government.

[00:12:18] So, you know, of course, Canada has long benefited from America's enormous, and you guys know that, enormous demand for imported heavy crude. Canada supplied 63.4% of the crude oil imported by the United States, and they exported approximately 4.3 million barrels of crude oil per day. That year, roughly 90.1% or 3.9 million barrels per day went directly to the United States. So that was bringing in about $126.1 billion, according to Canada Energy Regulator.

[00:12:49] So, of course, what does that mean? I think Canada's oil industry was overwhelmingly dependent, you know, on American buyers. Guess what, Canada? Maybe not for much longer. It might be one of those things where you guys, and, of course, Ottawa has been using Alberta's oil as a weapon against Donald Trump. Well, you might have a problem. Who is it that's trying to succeed from Canada? Was it Ontario? Is that who it is?

[00:13:18] Or is it- I'm sorry, what? What's part of Canada they're trying to succeed from Canada? They don't want to get away. Oh, yeah. I think that's, uh... You know, I'd have to look at the map. I know which one I know when I look at the map. I know, right? Can't think of a name. I'm so bad with names. I'm bad with names, people. I just am. I don't pay much attention to Canada anymore. I used to think about it. I don't know. I'll look it up in a minute, George. Why don't you talk to him about the oil refinement? I think it's Alberta. Hang on. No, that's all right. Let's play the clip.

[00:13:49] Okay. We're going to talk to you about the oil refining executives on Tuesday, an effort to try to continue to bring down costs. It comes as he celebrates what he is calling one of the biggest historic deals in oil, again, in history. So this was on Friday when President Trump made this news, announcing this deal with Venezuela. And Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodriguez, says the 25-year agreement will allow for the development of 17 strategic oil fields to produce 1.5 million barrels per day.

[00:14:17] President Trump today on Truth Social said that the oil will fill up the strategic national reserves. It is unclear how quickly that could happen. Reserves have dropped to a more than 40-year low. Secretary of State Marco Rubio writing in part for the Venezuelan people, this deal will bring in nearly $100 billion in private investment, support thousands of high-paying jobs, and drive the reconstruction of Venezuela's economy. Meantime, the U.S. and Canada trade war, threatening to hike up prices. Yeah.

[00:14:46] That's what we said, Alberta. Alberta. Yeah, Alberta's who wants to cede from Canada. At one point, they wanted to become part of the U.S. There was discussions about that. I think they still do. You know, Trump puts, they said, you know, speaking of that, there was something Trump had said or some of the administration talking about offering asylum or citizenship for Canadians, you know, Jewish Canadians who are subject to anti-Sennitism.

[00:15:15] And I see now, I'm like, hell no. They're all freaking liberals. They vote liberalism. You want to bring people here that's going to vote more Democrat? Hell no. No. Negative. Negatory, Ghost Rider. Negatory. If that's the case, I need to look at five years of their social media or something to see, you know, what their thoughts and stuff are for that happens. No, we don't need more of that crap. We don't need a bunch of liberal loonies that love the vax and don't want anti-gunners. We don't need them. Yeah.

[00:15:45] All right. Fucking dumbass Canadians over there. No offense, anybody, but. Tell me what's going on with Letitia fat-ass James. This is. Nasty human being that the DOJ can't seem to indict, but I guess what's going on with this prosecutor? It seems like there's a whistleblower up her. Yeah, I'm waiting for some arrest and stuff. So this prosecutor who worked for Letitia James' office, he's a whistleblower. He's claiming that he was ordered to find crimes committed by Trump despite zero evidence.

[00:16:13] That sentence alone says it all. Find crimes by Trump despite zero evidence. Doesn't he mean create crimes? Well. I mean, with zero evidence. Oh, no, hold on. Is he creating a crime? No, no. That's what he was told to do, right? Yeah. He actually, they put him on leave or something, and then they created crimes. Because there was no, there was no evidence of any crimes. So what'd they do? They then created them. So.

[00:16:43] But this is assistant, this was assistant attorney general Daniel Winesfield. His boss's name is Shemiso Maso Was. We, we mean, we, what the hell kind of a name is Shemiso? Shemiso Maso We? I don't freaking know. But they said, they said. Trump got him to target Trump himself. True social and Hewlett-Packard DOJ approval without having credible reason for targeting this organizations and individuals.

[00:17:14] I guess this was an email that the Times Union got a hold of. The email was immediately deleted and wiped from the office's servers. That's a government email. Can they be doing that? Yeah. That's another crime right there. Yeah. Can you, can you, can we, can you have trust and faith that the people that are supposed to prosecute crime are going to prosecute themselves? No. Hmm. Sometimes you just got to go, hmm. Hmm.

[00:17:43] This guy, Winesfield, he actually wrote a follow-up email after his original message was deleted. Saying, if you believe Trump is using Department of Justice attorneys to prosecute his enemies and further his political interests, you should find it equally troubling that Tish James is doing exactly the same thing. This is what Winesfield wrote. Interesting. This is interesting. So, I'm just waiting. When is Leticia James going to be per-balked and locked up?

[00:18:13] And whoever else was complicit in this. I mean, I wonder what took this whistleblower so long. What do you think? Maybe just fed up? I mean, listen, I commend him, you know, for coming out and saying it. And standing up for your morals and values. But this is what the left does, right? They want to try to shut you down. Let me push another piece to this that's sad. In general, our government has mistreated whistleblowers.

[00:18:42] You find often the whistleblowers, like we saw of many FBI agents that became whistleblowers, and they were attacked. They were purged. They were fired. They were discredited. They were undermined. You know, the whistleblower, you know, that's one thing that's interesting about our system is it has the appearances of justice. It has the trappings of justice or a system that you should be able to count on.

[00:19:06] But in truth, getting justice and being protected and being defended and having your constitutional or civil rights defended, it's a crock of shit. I can tell you this, that's not what they're doing. It created a system with so many pitfalls and so many things that would stop you from getting that. And whistleblowers are one of them. They promise whistleblowers that they have protections. And most of the time, the whistleblowers get turned out to pasture. They get attacked. They get undermined.

[00:19:35] Their credibility gets, you know, ruined. Their lives get ruined. And this system is full of shitty, nasty people. And the problem we have? There's no accountability. The oversight agencies don't do it. Our own FBI doesn't do it. Our own administration doesn't do it. They're not cleaning out the swamp. And that's the problem. So why do I think this whistleblower took so long? I mean, he probably was questioning whether he should do it. Wondering if they would, you know, upend his life, if they would ruin his reputation. It's horrible.

[00:20:06] I mean, we know Letitia James is a piece of shit. You know, I mean, this Kamiki Gibson, who's Letitia James general counsel, informed employees that it was an internal matter and that no owner in the office was in danger, according to the three people familiar with the communication. Why shouldn't they be in danger? They're weaponizing a government agency not based on crimes. Usually you identify a crime and then you try to find the individuals who committed a crime.

[00:20:33] In this case, they're identifying an individual and then trying to create crimes to target that individual. To me, they should be in trouble. They should be in serious trouble. But will they be? Most likely not. It would be nice, though, right? There's never accountability when it comes to Democrats' illegal behaviors.

[00:21:00] But when it's most Republicans, I'm going to say, not most, but when it comes to Republicans, don't get on you and this and that. And they're coming after you. Can you imagine if this was the other way around? Let's say it was a Democratic. Let's say it was a Republican attorney general in New York going after Biden or Obama. And all of a sudden, all this comes out. You think those mofos would be standing right now going to work? No.

[00:21:29] They'll be in a cell somewhere. And they'd be going to prison. You'd have CNN with the helicopter news crews over their residents, you know, watching them get perp-walked and stuff. Yeah. Because there is no equal application of the law. There is no equal protection under the law. Don't kid yourself. Until you face the criminal justice system, I can tell you firsthand, you have no idea. It is full of pitfalls.

[00:21:57] And their whole plan is to never give you true justice. Even when they're caught red-handed, there's no accountability. And that's the same issue we have right now. Zilch. Zero accountability. Speaking of accountability. Oh, here's another one that, you know, I don't know. So I was talking to the Lance about this over the weekend. And I bring it up and he made such a great point. And I'm looking up and I'm like, oh yeah, fuck. Everybody's getting all excited.

[00:22:27] But we're going to bring it to you. We're going to show it to you. They're saying in Fauci 2012 email, he was calling for the destruction of government records. But they're saying it falls outside the purview of Biden's pardon to Fauci because his pardon went back from 2014 to January 2025. Lance, you want to give him the sad news? I'm going to put up the emails.

[00:22:55] I mean, the horrible part about this is they find this email where Fauci is calling for destruction of government records, of course, to cover his trail. It's from 2012. Everybody's like, oh yeah, we got Fauci. We got him. Now, will this be beneficial to show the kind of person Fauci is in the state cases that are allegedly going to be happening against him? Maybe. But you have to look at the statute of limitations on federal crimes. Now, fraud, they say fraud videates everything. Is there some access or nexus to fraud here?

[00:23:25] I don't know. I don't think so. But, you know, Fauci says delete this email and then delete from the deleted files. Wait a minute. Can you elaborate real quick? You said fraud vividates everything. But the fraud would vivid and the statute of limitations wouldn't count? Arguably fraud with intent, right? You might be able to argue that it videates the statute of limitations. But does it? I don't know legally if there's a premise for that or there's any precedence.

[00:23:53] In this case, the problem we've got is guess what? Fauci's crime that is a crime is listed here is outside the statute of limitations. That's probably why Biden gave him 2014 to the end of his term, 2025, because he knew that everything beyond that was outside the scope of anything Fauci could be charged for. So this is eight years before COVID emerged.

[00:24:16] A journalist issued this prophetic warning that risky viral research could usher in doomsday and damage the reputation of the NIH, the National Institute of Health. Of course, Fauci was grousing in an email to an aide about that warning, then instructed the aide to permanently delete the exchange. It's not supposed to do that. But I don't think there's any way to indict him. I just don't I don't know what the nexus would be. I don't know how they do it. But Fauci is absolutely a criminal.

[00:24:45] I can go on the line and say that. But with that with that presidential scammy pardon and nobody seems to be talking about overturning Joe Biden's installed presidency. I thought this administration was maybe going to do that, but I guess not. No, I don't I don't believe the states can charge him for or deleting government records. That's because it's federal government to federal crime. But what I crime against the crimes against humanity of the people of the United States and the world from that fact.

[00:25:13] What you could argue with this in a court, you could present the fact that Fauci was doing things like that and that he was kind of a nefarious person that believed he was above the law because clearly in these emails he was doing this isn't this. You can only use it as a kind of a profile on Fauci. I don't believe you could criminally charge him at the state level either, George. I think you're right. No, you can charge him for other stuff. But yeah, of course. I mean. I'm waiting to see on this.

[00:25:44] Somebody's going to do it. They got it. They got it. Did he tell me that they can't at these states can't find charges that they could get an indictment and stuff? You know, what's interesting is you have this this this funding that came from Fauci's NIH, right? That they gave to that Dutch virologist. His name, I think, was Ron Bouchier. And he came up with a bird flu that had a 50 percent fatality rate.

[00:26:11] And he basically described it as probably one of the most dangerous viruses you can make. Now, why the fuck are we even doing that research? First of all, bird flu never crossed over in that manner. There was never this gain of function major issue. And then he creates a bird flu that has a 50 percent fatality rate. I don't understand this kind of research unless, of course, it's to attack the American public, right? Or attack people around the globe or it's eugenics. They're trying to depopulate the planet.

[00:26:40] Why do we need this kind of fucking research? Bird flu wasn't fatal. It wasn't it wasn't causing this in humans. And that's my point. This viral this research that's paid for and funded by assholes like Fauci. Why are we even doing it? I don't understand how this benefits the public. Let's take something and let's make it worse than it already is. Let's take a virus and let's do this and this and this to it. And we're going to make it so it's really, really, really dangerous. How does that prove anything?

[00:27:09] And what is the benefit for you guys that you're going to create it? And then you're going to try to say, oh, we're going to need a vaccine. It sounds to me like just a money, you know, a money circle, right? But they want to create something dangerous so they can create a solution for it. And then make a shitload of money. I don't think this kind of research just should be outlawed. This is a bunch of bullshit. And why the fuck are we paying some Dutch virologist for anything? Don't we have our own virologists here in the United States?

[00:27:35] But, you know, they do this stuff out of the country because they hope they're out of arm's length of the law when they do it. My argument would be, why are we funding this kind of fucking research? I just I don't know, George. It doesn't make any sense to me. Because that's how they control the narrative. He wants to fund a research, develop some bioweapon like they did with COVID. Control the masses like they. They did and almost succeeded to a point where.

[00:28:04] I mean, look, how many of us are getting canceled and. All that crap, but. Listen to what he says here. I don't want to listen to anything he says. For the audience, I want you to listen closely. Close. Honestly. He said manmade pandemic viruses are a risk worth taking. Fauci said this in December of 2011. And this was in a Washington Post editorial.

[00:28:31] Because they helped drug makers and public health get a jumpstart if they emerge in nature. Well, bird flu has been around for centuries. Right. It's existed in nature for a very, very, very long fucking time. It had never crossed over. And it sure as hell wasn't 50 percent fatality rate. So you tell me, why is a shithead like Fauci making these kinds of decisions? It said they could help drug makers and public health get a jumpstart.

[00:29:01] What drug makers get a jumpstart on you releasing the virus so they can make a shit shit load of money on some vaccine they produce. See, to me, this is not a risk worth taking. I'll tell you what's a risk worth taking. Taking Fauci and sticking him in a box full of sand flies and letting them eat him alive. That's a risk worth taking. I mean, I bet you we could sell pay-per-view tickets to watch Fauci get eaten alive. I would pay. I would pay to watch Fauci sit in a box like those beagles' heads were and have the sand flies eat him alive.

[00:29:31] You know, this is the problem. We've got a bunch of mad scientist shitheads over here in Big Pharma's world. And they're facilitating Big Pharma, right? I mean, making a highly viral bird flu with a 50 percent fatality rate. It's a risk worth. No, it's not a risk worth taking. Why don't we wait until it crosses over naturally if it ever does? Sounds to me like a bunch of money getting spent by our government for absolutely no reason at all.

[00:29:55] I got to tell you at this point, I don't want anything with awful, horrendous things to happen to Fauci. I would be very happy if I heard he keeled over dead today. I'd probably even have a cocktail. And I don't really drink. You know, but again, there are two statutes that criminalize the destruction of government records. 18 U.S.C. 2071 and 18 U.S.C. 1519. There are many government officials guilty of that. Do we ever see them getting charged? No.

[00:30:25] Do I think Fauci is going to get charged for this? Probably not. Do I think the statute of limitations has probably expired? Probably. Is there some obscure law that I'm not familiar with because I'm not an expert? Maybe. But so far, you guys got to admit, accountability, it just doesn't exist. Auto pen pardons? Yeah, they exist. Are we going to do anything about the auto pen pardons? Probably fucking not. I mean, here's where we're at. I mean, you guys look.

[00:30:54] We can all sit around with a bunch of hopium. Yeah, it's good hopium. We can all do that or we can look at what's really going on. And I don't think we're getting shit for arrests. I'm happy we have the biggest oil deal out there. Yeah, I think it's great. I'm happy that they're going to. So I give the administration kudos on that. But I give the administration an F minus on transparency, accountability and consequences. I give it an F minus on draining the swamp.

[00:31:23] I give it an F minus on arresting government gangers. I give it an F minus on the Department of Justice getting cleared out of the scumbags in there. I give it an F minus in the intelligence agencies. I give it an F minus on making sure the American public knows the truth about Epstein, knows the truth about 9-11, knows the truth about the Russian collusion hoax, knows the truth about Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama's birth certificate. I give it an F minus on all that because I don't think it's going to happen.

[00:31:51] And anybody telling me, oh, be patient. Got the Florida case. Be patient. We're doing this and we're doing that. Yeah, I'm not patient. I'm over patient. Patient was six months in the administration taking over. So look, it is what it is. All right, let's talk about. No, no, no. Let's take a quick break. It's a one minute break. One minute. We'll be back. One minute. We'll be back in one minute. Take a quick break.

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[00:34:02] All right. Well, let's go. Iran. Iran. Iran. So Iran was check this out. They were getting rocket launchers ready. Right. And they were going to I think they were trying to launch some more mines in the water or something. And the U.S., I guess they're monitoring, which is good.

[00:34:29] And our U.S. forces took out those Iranian rocket launchers. Over the weekend. Now, was this the surprise attack? The way this was framed is just when they said that was a surprise counterattack on the Iranians. Well, it was over the weekend. Was that how it was described? Because I know they described that the U.S. launched a surprise attack. I don't know. I guess you want to call it a surprise because they weren't planning. I don't know.

[00:34:56] As far as I know, I believe they weren't planning on launching anything. But when they seen that there Iran was getting ready to launch, they just took out those launchers. They said that Iran was trying to was getting ready to launch on Jordan. That's what I read. Okay, so after this, after we took out their launchers. Yeah. Yes. So I have two clips. Oh, okay. You know, actually, let me just know. The other clip is something else.

[00:35:23] So Iran did launch retaliatory strikes against U.S. forces in Jordan. Hmm. But there was no any big impacts. No casualties. I think we intercepted all those Iranian missiles. Yeah, I heard you got almost all of them. Yeah. Which is great. Now, of course. Jordan's a strong ally. I agree with protecting them. No, they were coming after U.S. forces in Jordan, bro.

[00:35:48] Yeah, but they also, when I read, whether it's accurate or not, what I read in a report somebody had put out, it wasn't a post. It was an actual report that they were planning on striking multiple infrastructure targets in Jordan also. I mean, yeah. So is that true? I don't know. But it's our military that took down the missiles. So let's play this clip because there's something else funny that happens after.

[00:36:13] ...forces struck Iranian rocket launchers earlier today as both sides fight for control over the Strait of Hormuz. Meantime, President Trump says his oil agreement with Venezuela gives the U.S. access to more than 65 billion barrels. The president says the deal will also drive down gas prices, while Iran vows to resist a new wave of U.S. sanctions. Republicans are praising the agreement and what it could mean for energy security.

[00:36:40] Look, we want to make sure that our reserves are strategic oil. All about oil, baby. But oil and gas prices still haven't gone down. Hey, did you hear where the U.S. government hit the Bitcoin mining facilities over the weekend? I already know where you go with this. George knows me too well. Nope, I didn't either. They did not strike the Bitcoin mining facilities. They continue to let Iran.

[00:37:09] I looked it up, actually, yesterday. Iran is continuing to mine Bitcoin. I don't know what the fuck this administration is doing there. All right. Why? Why are you letting them have that source of revenue? I just don't understand. Can't figure it out. All right. Well, the senior IRGC member, and he's actually a candidate. He's running for whatever office. Now, Matt Al. He's head of IRGC assholes.

[00:37:35] Now, Matt Al Hammy, he was doing a speech or campaign speech, and he suffered a fatal heart attack right there on stage. I mean, he saved us from actually finding a rocket to take him out or a bullet or something. He saved us some money. Sometimes God works in mysterious ways. Is it? Or is it other IRGC members, you know, slipping them something because they don't like him? Maybe they got a hold of one of those CIA heart attack guns and gave them a little dart that melts.

[00:38:04] They hit him in the neck because that supposedly causes a heart attack very quickly. Maybe they had one of those guns for me. Or maybe they bought one on the open market. Maybe. Maybe. There are drugs that can cause a fatal heart attack. Intelligence agencies have used them in the past, so it is possible. I don't think that's too much of a stretch. You know, win at any cost. I'm surprised the Democrats aren't using heart attack guns. I mean, if they're going to cheat, they might as well just start killing people, too. They love to cheat, so I think murder is right on the list. All right, this video is in Farsi. It's only 20 seconds, but you just got to watch it so you can see them fall.

[00:38:35] And say, one more member down. Down for the count, baby. You know what I'm waiting for?

[00:39:05] I'm waiting for the Iranian state media to propaganda to put out that the U.S. gave, slipped them somehow, a spy or somebody slipped them something and caused them to die. So what if they did? I'm just saying. That was true. That, that, that, that, that, that's all, folks. IRGC guy goes down for the count and he's gone. I'd just like to see him do the rest of the Khomeini, IRGC, and the besiege. They're going to cause some heart attacks. They ought to do them in packages. You know, maybe, maybe a baker's dozen. Let's do 13 heart attacks.

[00:39:34] So I have a question, I have a question for everybody. Sure. You're in the military, right? And you're over there and you're fighting and you get some IRGC members and you want to interrogate them. Would you be in favor of waterboarding them to get information? Me personally, I'm in favor of that and other things. I don't want to say because I can't say it. It does still happen or it doesn't. What you don't know is not going to hurt you. But I mean, why not?

[00:40:02] You know, it's one of those things that, you know, of course they consider waterboarding torture. You know, it's one of those lines that you have to really decide. But, you know, to me, there are a lot of decisions that can be made right now that don't have anything to do with torture. Because if they catch you, you know, feelings about that. If they catch an American, you bet your ass are going to be torturing them. Oh, yeah, there's no doubt. I mean, there's lots of ways to torture people, whether it's sleep deprivation or other things that could be used that aren't on the list.

[00:40:32] Waterboarding is one of the ones on the list you're not supposed to do. Anybody that's ever had waterboarding done to them, I can tell you it's horrible. You know what? You know what I would do? Another thing I would do is like you can put them in a cell and like sleep deprivation, just blast Metallica music. Or you can put a pig in the cell with them next to them. How about a bacon wrapped cell, a bacon line cell, kind of like one of those padded rooms? A live pig, bro. Yeah. A live pig.

[00:40:59] You know, I wouldn't want to make the live pig suffer like that, but I would cover the walls with pork chops. Why would the pig suffer? He's going to be fed and stuff. He's good. He's just chilling. No, but you never know. What's the difference between a cell with an IRGC member and the pig pen? Because I would worry about the IRGC doing something to live animals. You know me. I got a sense of the question. No, well, you know, there's people. I'd say, listen, just line the walls with bacon. Give him a bacon blanket. He can wrap himself in a bacon blanket.

[00:41:27] It's like, hey, it's like pigs in a blanket, but it's Muslims in a blanket. I don't think they would even touch the pig. He'd be scared to touch and get the bodily fluids or anything. Yeah, maybe. They would say it's haram or something. Yeah. Isn't that the good food? It's haram. Haram means bad. Oh, does it? Oh, okay. I don't know. I know. All right. Another slippery Democrat, slimy, slippery Democrat and Michigan gubernatorial candidate,

[00:41:56] Joyce Lynn Benson, dropped NGO fraud charges against Michigan AG Diana Nessel's wife after she received a call from Nessel. No repercussions. No nothing. Probably because Nessel had some dirt on her. No accountability. I mean, Joyce Lynn Benson, this is a total piece of shit. Michigan, I'm embarrassed for you. You even have this person in there. This is a major scandal, you know?

[00:42:23] So the Secretary of State, she's running for governor to replace the failed Democrat and her buddy Gretchen Whitmore. But, you know, Gretchen Whitmore is another piece of shit. Joyce Lynn Benson's performance record speaks for itself. She's that bad. You guys know it. So Benson dropped these NGO fraud charges against state AG Dana Nessel's wife after she received a call from Nessel to do so. I wonder what Nessel knows about Joyce Lynn Benson.

[00:42:52] You can guarantee there were some threats. You know what's crazy is because this person is running for governor now. You can't really speak out. I don't think you can. I don't know. I could be wrong. If you could speak out about if there's an investigation from the FBI or something, because, you know, it's close election, they'll say, oh, election interference. However, even though the people have a right to know, but is, um, so you can't depend on

[00:43:21] any state officials to do anything about this. Go after them. Oh, no. Now with all this new information, is the Michigan U.S. attorney going to do something? Or is Cash Patel FBI going to do something? Hell no. I'm asking for a friend. Hell no. They're not going to do jack shit. If they were going to do anything, we would already be seeing it across the nation. I mean, how many cases of election fraud and election conspiracy are there that we have the facts, the proofs, and the sauce?

[00:43:51] I mean, I just don't, I don't know what it's going to take. How many insider trading cases could they be putting on congressional members? How many, how many, you know, how about anything to do with, you know, misuse of, of, proceeds from campaigns? I mean, there's just so much shit they could be doing right now, but I don't see anybody. How many judges potentially could have criminal charges filed in or DOJ prosecutors? Nope.

[00:44:18] I mean, listen, the judiciary and the DOJ's reputation is at the lowest level in U.S. history. There's never been a time that the Department of Justice and the judiciary has ever been considered as corrupt and untrustworthy as this current Department of Justice and the current judiciary. It's never been worse in history than right now. And there's been some horrible moments. I did some historical research the other day, and I'm thinking about doing a story here on

[00:44:44] the show about it, about the low points of what a public opinion was of the judiciary and the Department of Justice. But we're at the lowest public opinion right now on both sides of the aisle is that the judiciary and the Department of Justice are full of nothing but scumbags, and they can't be trusted. I have to tell you, I am one of the people that believes that. There's a lot of things I know that I wish I didn't know. If you know, you know. When you know, you know. And I wish I didn't know.

[00:45:12] I wish I had no experience with them, but I've had too much experience, and I see them for the scum they are. All right. Let's play the clip. You want to play the clip? Yeah, of course. All right, let's play the clip. I've spent my career defending the rights of our most vulnerable. I've always said Attorney General Dana Nessel's actions are contemptible. But now it's official. And I am not a judge, but this certainly seems like a dereliction of duty with a very vulnerable adult.

[00:45:37] After violating not one, but two conflict of interest ethical firewalls. The motion prevails. The Michigan House Oversight Committee held her in contempt and issued her office subpoenas for refusing to cooperate. She didn't even bother to show up to the hearing, which had an empty chair with her nameplate. Why? Because one case involves her friend, Tracy Kornack, who's accused of ripping off an old lady while in charge of her finances.

[00:46:04] The attorney general claims that she has no knowledge of this case because of the firewall, and that's why she's not here today. That is a clear lie by our attorney general. Emails show Nessel personally intervened, letting Kornack off the hook to continue doing it. It seems that instead of protecting Mrs. Byrd, Dana Nessel was protecting Kornack. The other case involved wrongdoing by none other than Nessel's wife, Elena McGuire.

[00:46:31] In that one, Nessel actually called Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson to take back a criminal referral, which isn't legal. And Benson agreed to do it. That's a collusive act. That's one department head calling the other department head saying, hey, I need your department to act the way I want. So potentially my wife doesn't get prosecuted. This is one Tuesday I'm never going to forget. What happens next? I'll see you on the next Tuesday. All right. After all that, what's the update?

[00:47:01] Surely there had to have been some kind of punishment for all this, right? Well, what did they find? The wife was linked to the receipt committee. Yes. The $782,000 worth of donations was undisclosed. Yes. And everything else was yes, too. There is a violation that was found for campaign finance and it should have been criminally prosecuted. So what did the house do? It looks like there was a bipartisan subpoena for AG communications on the referral. A three hour hearing was done.

[00:47:30] She did not even bother to appear and the committee recommended holding her in contempt. And what came from that? Well, nothing. She was not punished. The house oversight committee recommended contempt, but the full house never voted it through. She was never fined or jailed. Impeachment was talked about, but it never happened. She is still the attorney general. Well, what do you know?

[00:47:56] Watchdog group even filed a complaint, but there has been no public record of discipline, no criminal charges against her, no fine, no removal. She was never prosecuted. What a shocker. Political heat and committee report is all that stuck. So absolutely no punishment. Shocking, right? Oh, I'm totally shocked in a poll that there was, I can't believe that she didn't get a pun. I mean, I'm shocked.

[00:48:25] For the audience, I'd like to take an independent poll here on the Big Big Show. You guys tell me, do you trust our Department of Justice? Do you trust Todd Blanche? I know he hasn't been in there very long, but at this point, I'm not impressed so far. Do you trust the FBI? Do you trust our judiciary? Tell me in the chat what you guys think. The polling would tell you that America is at an all-time low of trusting any of those groups. I don't think they're trustable.

[00:48:54] I don't think they really follow the law. And I think they've created a system that perpetuates fraud, prosecutorial misconduct, agent misconduct, investigative misconduct. And it goes, list goes on and on. And this is just another example. Here's people committing crimes just all over the country. But if you've got the title of Democrat or government official, and I'm not saying the Republicans don't get away with it too, but this happens to be a Democrat. And I guess she's a lesbian. Is that right, George? Did I get that right? That her wife, I mean, I got a little confused there when I saw that.

[00:49:25] Yeah. Not that you can hold that against her. I just was curious if that was, did I miss something there? I looked at it, I thought, hmm. I don't know, but I want to get on bigger, better things because this is official. So Governor Ron DeSantis, Amendment 3 to slash and eliminate homeowner property taxes. This is surprising. Was sued by pro-property tax groups to rewrite the language. And guess what? It backfired on those groups suing. Can I ask you a question?

[00:49:54] Who is pro-property tax? Explain to anybody in this entire planet who, this has got to be a Soros operation or something. Who in their right mind would be saying, no, no, I want to pay property tax? I'll tell you who. Democrats, because they want more government money so they can funnel it to groups and NGOs and whatever they want to do and waste it. That's who. And some Republicans, too, I should may add. Holy crap.

[00:50:20] How can anybody, I don't know who's part of this group, but they should be exposed, right? You guys tell me in the audience, you're living in Florida. They want to say, oh, we're going to get rid of property tax. Who in their freaking right mind would vote for anybody that's pro-property tax? That's like somebody saying, I want to double our state taxes. I'm pro-doubling state taxes. Who in their freaking right mind would vote for that? It's not like the American public isn't suffering under the consequences of inflation and higher costs across the board.

[00:50:50] Overpriced cars, overpriced homes, mortgages that are too expensive, interest rates on credit cards, grocery store prices, health care costs, insurance costs, you name it. And Florida's already got a major problem because it's almost impossible to get hurricane insurance for any kind of a reasonable number. A lot of states won't even insure homeowners in Florida, a lot of the insurance companies. I mean, they've got a major problem. No wonder they need no property tax because they've got to be able to pay for homeowners insurance.

[00:51:16] I mean, this is pretty unbelievable that there is a pro-property tax group. Most people need to be made part of the Slapaho tribes. I mean, you need to go slap them across the face. You're pro-property tax. You get a power slap. All right. So anyway, this new ballot language is actually polling higher among Floridians. I want to see in November, I want to see how many people voted yes and how many people voted no for this. I can't believe any homeowner would vote yes for this.

[00:51:45] Who in their freaking right mind would do that? People that want to save money from them. I agree with you, George. I agree. It is part of the sham, right? It's part of the grift. But for anybody out there, if you find out any politicians in Florida voted pro-property tax, you should literally, you know, make sure they never get to be in politics again. And I honestly, if somebody was coming into my business that voted pro-property tax, I would throw them the fuck out. I don't understand how anybody can support this. Go ahead, George. Let's play the clip.

[00:52:16] That's why what we're working on is a proposal to go on the ballot in 2026, where Floridians will be able to vote something that will do the property tax, but you have to do it through the Constitution. But yes, if you look at what's happened, there's been a major boom in Florida real estate. And honestly, home prices have gone up everywhere. They've gone up probably more here because we've had more demand, more population.

[00:52:41] And so what happens is, you know, someone that bought a house for $300,000 10 years ago is now being told their house is worth $750,000. Well, you know, that's an unrealized gain. You haven't sold your house for that much, but somehow your property tax bill is going up. When Floridians have to sell a home, like maybe, you know, you have a smaller home. Now you have kids. You need a bigger. You then go into a higher tax basis. So even if you do the homestead, you're in a situation.

[00:53:10] You bought a house over the last couple years, you're paying more for property taxes than you would have just a few years by a significant amount. If you look at the budgets of these local governments, and the CFO, Blaise Ngoly, has done a really good job of going on site. They're doing a lot of stuff. And honestly, some, not everyone's been cooperative, and we'll have more to say on that shortly. And showing, okay, wait a minute, Broward County. You know, even though Florida's had a lot of population growth,

[00:53:39] Broward, since 2020, has not had any net population growth. And yet their budget's gone up like 60%. And so you ask yourself, well, what is that? And why is it going up? Because people buy homes, the property, it's a gusher of revenue that's going in to the coffers. And so rather than returning that money to the taxpayers, they've basically been spending it.

[00:54:03] So what I think taxpayers want is, okay, local government, we want education, 100%. We want law enforcement and fire and other first responders, you know, some of the water infrastructure, 100%. But we don't need some of the stuff that's been spent money on. And that's the purpose of these audits and these overviews, to be able to show taxpayers, you know, that, yes, it can be done.

[00:54:29] My position, and we're working on the concrete proposal, is twofold. One, if you're a Florida resident and you have a primary residence here, your homesteaded property, I think you should be able to own that free and clear of the government. I don't think that the government should be able to just tax you infinitum. And yes, it hurts senior citizens who are on fixed income, but it also hurts young families to try to get ahead by constantly getting hit up.

[00:54:57] And we're in a unique situation where that's a minority of the property tax revenue that goes to local governments. Probably about a third is homestead. The rest is either non-homestead or commercial. And so if you just return budgets to where they were four or five years ago, I think that would probably be enough as it is. Well, anybody that's going to vote against that I think is dumb. But we'll see what happens. It's going to be ongoing developing.

[00:55:26] And that's going to make a great headline for him when he runs for president. That and if he gets Fauci. I agree. I mean, people have lost their homes that have paid off homes, you know, people that are on fixed incomes. Property tax, you know, taxes in general, you know the scam. You know what it's about. A lot of people have said, let's get rid of the income tax and let's just do a national sales tax. I agree. I'd rather see that than income tax and property taxes bullshit. All right. Let me go. They're going to run their budgets. Okay. Michigan Democrat.

[00:55:56] Let's talk about that. Let's get this. Because, oh, Abdullah Al-Sayed got boxed in by the reporters. He wasn't liking it. And the reporter asked him about Hassan Piker. I'm just going to say what his response is. He doesn't want to talk about it. A social media person in California. He doesn't want to talk about it, right? Then came up. Then came the follow-up question. And this was fucking beautiful. Well, why'd you bring him to Michigan then? He was at the event with him.

[00:56:26] He brought him there. Yeah. He had no response. And then he waved off a Fox News reporter because he was asking. And then it went to another reporter. And the other reporter was like, wait, we need to know. We want to know. But isn't this exactly what reporters should do? They shouldn't softball politicians. They do it at the White House. How come they're always softballing? How come they don't do what these two reporters did when they press for an answer? That's the problem. They get boxed in and then they just don't bring them up with the follow-up question.

[00:56:55] And I think those are the kind of questions should be presented to Donald Trump, should be presented to the press secretary. I don't think anything should be softballed. And in this case, when you talk to a congressional member, you're talking to Adam Schiff. They should hit him with the hard questions. They should hammer them. But they don't. They don't because that's not the narrative they want to propel. That's pretty good because it's funny. I am not interested in a conversation about a social media person in California. And for folks who want to make this race about a social media person in California,

[00:57:22] let's not forget what actually matters in our politics, what our politics really are about. I don't ever want my comments to hurt anybody's feelings. It's important to me that people understand that I take seriously the pain of all communities in this state. But I don't want to have a conversation about a Twitch streamer in California. It's just not a serious conversation. Why did you bring an admission? All right. We already went to Fox News. Who are you? Fox News. You can ask Jesse about that. I have a question about that too. All right. You don't want to have a conversation, but there are Jewish voters who do want to have that conversation.

[00:57:52] Everyone I've talked to is asking me to ask you whether you want them or type them. I'm happy to have a conversation with my voters. But if they want to have a conversation with the press. I was here. We were having a conversation with them. I'm just telling you this is not a campaign. It's about a single streamer in California. This is about affordability and admission. Anybody who's ever said that they're existentially worried about Donald Trump. Anybody who's ever said that they believe in religious pluralism and the right to pray as you choose to pray.

[00:58:21] All that we hold dear is on the line. It's time for us to unite around taking that one. He's so full of shit. He really is. What a what a bullshit bullshit. Yeah, exactly. All right. I had a little cough. All right. Well, here may be good news. I don't know. You know, maybe maybe I'll still be proven wrong with the difference between me and other reporters is that I'll admit it.

[00:58:47] Attorney General Todd Blanche just secured Dominion voting machines from the 2020 election that allegedly showed proof of foreign involvement. Well, my statement to Todd Blanche would be no shit. We know there was foreign involvement. We know there was domestic and international intervention in our elections. Talked about it many times. Smartmatic, Skydall, Dominion. They were at the heart of it. So a major lawsuit was submitted by Fulton County, Pennsylvania officials against Dominion voting systems in September of 2022.

[00:59:14] Of course, that lawsuit focused on violations of their contracts, certification issues, connectivity issues and the alleged presence of foreign databases and scripts on the systems. No doubt they were all there. Some of the claims are on par with debunked rumors. Yeah, they weren't debunked. None of the rumors were debunked. Many of the rumors were proven true. Except guess what? Eric Coomer is still floating around. I don't know why he hasn't been arrested. Of course, they told us the most secure election ever in history.

[00:59:44] Now, George himself saw internet connectivity at his own area there in New Jersey. The outdated security protections, of course, we heard about them being able to hack the machines with a ballpoint pen. Remote accessibility was there. Random USBs inserted, even USBs that could hack the machines. We know that's possible. Look, Fulton County knew and they knew about the severe anomalies in the Dominion voting

[01:00:12] system system due to the inaccuracy or and or inability to reconcile voter data with the votes that were actually cast. Well, of course they can't reconcile them. They cheated. All right. Well, I guess Todd Blanche is making some moves here, George. What else do you know about this? He is. And in this first part of the suit, I think that I mean, it's going back and forth in courts and it's funny because one judge said they didn't have any standing.

[01:00:37] If you all remember routine and you all remembered a couple of liberal SCOTUS is about the mail in ballots said, you know, standing that all what's good for the goose is good for the gander. So this was a it was actually U.S. District Judge. His last name is Rambo. Go figure. Sylvia Rambo. Her. He's a Jimmy Carter appointee. That means he's all this dirt and he dismissed these key claims in September 23 with which with prejudice.

[01:01:08] So. What happens now? We go to another one, another one, another one, another one, another one, another one. Keep going. Now it's with a G. Todd Blanche. So, I mean. Let's see what happens with this. I mean, if you look at they brought up, they talked about Colorado Secretary of State, Janet Griswold. What happened over there? Yeah. Yeah. Or Tina Peters and Janet Griswold covering it up. Of course, a Soros puppet.

[01:01:34] How about the Democrats arguing that voting machines are too fragile to be inspected? And then if investigators touch them, they would need to be replaced. So that was their defense of the voting machines. They're too fragile. Does anybody in this audience believe that we should have voting machines that are too fragile to be inspected? That is a horse's bunch of crap right there, if there ever was one.

[01:01:57] And when you have judges that, again, no standing is a standard operating protocol, it's another one of those scammy things that judges use. Oh, there isn't any standing. It's a procedural block. They do it over and over again. The system is weaponized against truth, justice in the American way. It is prepared in a manner for injustice. Which I didn't believe was the American way, but I'm starting to believe that I guess it's acceptable. I don't know if this administration is going to attempt to fix our judiciary.

[01:02:27] Are they going to attempt to fix the DOJ? Are they going to attempt to clean out the bad apples, the prosecutors that violate the law, violate people's rights, violate people's civil rights? I don't think so. We're not doing so far. Now, Peter Tickton is one of the good ones, and he just gave the Gateway Pundit an update on this. He says, I'm learning to respect and appreciate Todd Blanche. I never had a personal problem with him. I just wanted to see things get done. I'm happy to report that Attorney General Blanche now has his feet on the ground, and they seem to be running.

[01:02:56] I respect Tickton. George and I spoke to him down at Mar-a-Lago. He's a good guy. I wish it was Tickton as Attorney General. I could probably count it a lot better, but I'm sure he's making lots of money in his private practice. He'd have to take a major pay cut. But I don't know, Todd Blanche. Maybe he'll prove me wrong. So far, I don't see the arrest, but let's go. Let's make some arrests. Let's clean out the swamp, Todd Blanche. Let's arrest the government gangsters.

[01:03:26] Let's prosecute those that have violated the laws of the United States in an equal application way. All right. Well, that's it for now. Now, of course, you can find us here every Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. You can find us at YouTube. Please give us a follow over there. Share our content. We're trying to grow that YouTube channel with us like a salmon going upstream. You can find us on Locals and every major podcast platform. All those extra files, it only takes you a few minutes, but it helps us tremendously.

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