TRUMP MAKES IT RAIN: The $250 Bill That’s Driving the Left Absolutely INSANE! |EP849

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[00:01:03] We don't try to protect anybody because, you know, listen, it's a uniparty in DC. I don't think it's government for the people by the people. I think it's government for greed, self-interest, conspiring, you know, power. Not the founders and framers are rolling over in their graves, that's for sure. Um, George. Lance. What's up, bro? It's Friday. It is Friday. All day, every day. What's up with you? Nothing.

[00:01:32] Checking on stuff in Rumble. Yeah. Making sure everything's working copacetic here. Yeah, we had a problem, right? You never were able to get the crypto show to run yesterday, huh? Well, this morning. It was weird. It was weird. Rumble was having a problem, guys, and we didn't have the crypto show. So I apologize for anybody that was trying to tune in. That wasn't us. We were ready to go. We'll probably do it tomorrow. Yeah. So anybody that wants to watch the crypto show, what time are you going to run it tomorrow, George? Any thoughts? I don't know, Lance. We'll talk about it maybe what time you want to get up and do it live. We could do it like 8 a.m. Okay.

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[00:04:51] The meltdown? Very serious. Yeah. Over the $250 bill, I made a thumbnail. Schwartz-Aroni's got, he's making it rain with the cash. Let's bring it in. Hold on. Let me bring him in. Yeah. What up, Schwartz-Aroni? Hey, guys. How you doing? What's up, Mike? How are you, brother? Good. Give me one second. Trying to, I got a dog barking and good. I got a dog barking and people outside and I got double, double. I'm airing your stuff on my channel.

[00:05:21] Whoa. Hold on. Whoa. Double the pleasure, double the function. Let me ask you a question. Did you get permission to do that? Ha ha ha ha. Ah, you know, listen to George. Hold on. Hold on. Mike, I want to say thank you for doing that. Hold on. He's doing so. All right. So the Schwartz-Aroni's with us. We're in the house. Uh, the, the, the, the bill, the, they're saying they're going to produce this $250 bill. I've said for a long time with inflation, the $100 joke that we ought to have a different bill.

[00:05:51] Maybe, maybe a larger denomination. They ought to bring back the thousand dollar bills. I don't know why they haven't. Uh, and there it is. Schwartz-Aroni, I got you with the cash gun. It looks like you might be ready to go to the strip clubs with that. I don't know what's going on there. Oh, you're going to get in trouble with Kelly, bro. Yeah, I got, I got, uh, I got George B there. He's fanning out the dollars. And of course, Grok decided, I said, well, put me in some Miami going out clothes. And it threw me in a Versace shirt with some gold chains. Lance, I got to be honest with you. The look on you, it looks kind of gay.

[00:06:19] I'm just, I, I, you know, you know, I thought the same thing, but it made me laugh. And I figured, you know, if you can't poke fun at yourself, I left it. Well, it did have a moderately gay vibe. Like I think Versace has a gay vibe. I don't know what it is, but that's what, that's what the, that's what Grok thought of Miami. Look, yeah, that's how it is. I'm surprised that Grok made me smile, to be honest with you. And usually when I stick myself in a Grok, I've got this angry scowl. Uh, it, I don't know what it is. It's just, uh, it's decided that I'm an angry person.

[00:06:51] I'm hearing you playing whatever rumble in the background, bro. Mike. I'm hearing you playing whatever. Mike. Hearing that? Yes. I don't know how you're hearing it. It's coming in through your mic, whatever. Hold on. Take me out for a second. Yes. Yeah. Now you're hearing it. It's coming in through your mic, man. But it shouldn't be. For a second. I got to mute you in, um. Now you're hearing it. It's coming in through your mic. I muted you in Zoom.

[00:07:20] So unmute yourself when you fix it. Jesus. Schwartz and Rooney, he's sabotaging the big me show right now. That's it. He wants to convert our listeners to survivors. Now don't forget if you're not following Dr. Michael Schwartz, you should be. He's got a great show. Really, in my opinion, one of the best shows on Rumble. He does. He does a great job with the production. He really covers a tremendous amount of content. He does. I don't even know how many, how many news items in one, uh, one time period. It's kind of blowing my mind. Uh, and don't forget.

[00:07:49] I want to show you this. Get over there. Support Mike. Go over to Amazon today. He's got three great books. You got Fauci's fiction, right? You got, uh, vaccine fiction. And then of course you've got his other book. The only way to save America. Great books. Well written, well produced, quality stuff. And it's a great way to support us. You know, listen, uh, I've got a couple of books. I'll be publishing here right in the middle of doing the publishing that I've written.

[00:08:17] I think George has got one in the works, you know, a great way to support us additionally beside the show is, you know, you can use the Rumble wallet. Of course, chip us in crypto or, you know, of course you can buy Rumble premium with perplexity. We don't get anything out of that, but of course that's beneficial for, uh, Rumble because of course it's a true free speech plat. Um, so George, let's dig in, man. What's going on with the $250 bill? Is it legitimate? Is it going to happen? At first when I saw it, I thought it was a joke. I thought it maybe was a prank. I know you called him and asked me about it.

[00:08:46] Um, no, it's not a prank because Scott Besson was talking about it. When you're ready, Mike, um, unmute yourself and zoom. Cause I muted you. Have the double, um, echo and stuff. Um, and you know, it's driving the liberals crazy. I mean, I don't know. Is there enough time to design this bill to make, uh, get out the print? I don't know. Or are they just, or they just trolling the left? I don't know. You know, it's a weird thing that that was a great, great rendition. There's a couple of versions out there.

[00:09:16] We don't really know this one George got, and it looks, looks to be a very legitimate product. And I think it's necessary with inflation. The hundred dollar bill is just not what it used to be. They killed the bigger bills. They alleged it was because of criminals. Uh, when they killed, they even had a $10,000 U S bill. I don't know if anybody remembers that, but pretty rare item nowadays, but they had the, they had much larger bills. They had a thousand dollar bill. They had a $500 bill. I don't think they ever had a $250 bill. Of course, that's a shout out to the 250th anniversary. And the meltdown is huge, man.

[00:09:46] I mean, they're just going nuts. And of course people are memeing like crazy. That's why we did the meme we did. So this is HR 1761, which I think even the choice of numbers was interesting. Uh, so it was introduced in 2025, but representative Joe Wilson, but now it seems, and this is for the 250th anniversary, you know, they got the big UFC event on the lawn. Um, but it's really an unprecedented move. Um, you know, I don't know. What do you think, George? I think it's a good idea. Is Mike back in yet or no? Are we back?

[00:10:16] I'm back. I'm back. I'm back. Big Mike. We're happy. You're back. What do you think about the $250 bill? You think Trump's trolling? You think he's not? What do you think? I've been talking about this for a while and I think it's a good thing. When I go to the grocery store and have to pay an $100 bill because everything at the grocery store is a hundred dollars. I hate the fact I hate when they're sitting there looking at it and they're scrutinizing it. And I'm like, come on, uh, here we go again with the dog. I got people outside. My neighbors don't respect the fact that we do shows here live. This is the problem. I'm going to go yell at them, uh, promptly, but I think it's a good idea because you know,

[00:10:44] now with inflation and I hate to drive it up even more, you have a hard time. You got to carry around a wad to cash just to go get groceries and gas. Yeah. Yeah. There's no doubt if you're, if you're using cash, the $100 bill is kind of, you know, it's almost like it feels like it's a $10 bill nowadays. Yeah. Of course, with the 90 bucks for gas the other day. But you know, the billionaire billionaires, listen, Donald Trump said that, that, you know, we're the economy's booming. We're not feeling the inflation. I don't know who, what economy is, but I guess it's booming for him. I don't know about for the American people.

[00:11:14] Uh, George, you know, you saw this, you thought we both kind of had the paper. Well, is this legit? Or are they just going to be, are they trolling? Um, well, I guess even there's some resistance over at the Bureau of engraving and printing. The director's trying to kind of push back and he got reassigned for it. So that's, that's a, that's a great moment, right? That's great. I think that's awesome. Fuck around and find out. Um, so I guess, you know, look, I, you know, this is the first time now, I think historically

[00:11:43] has a living president ever been stuck on a U S currency. Has that ever happened before that a living president, one that wasn't. I don't think so. Or, or, or, or a political figure like, uh, you know, uh, Benjamin Franklin. I mean, there have been other people. Of course you had the dollar coin. Uh, and she was obviously long gone. Uh, the Susan B Anthony dollar, not very popular nowadays. You don't see a whole lot of them. You know, I bet if they took brought up that $250 bill, right.

[00:12:13] And put Obama's face on it, they wouldn't have no objections to it. They'd be all for it. Yeah. Although the, the hard part is you would struggle. It's supposed to be worth two 50, but you'd want to use that for toilet paper. And if they came up with an Obama bill, you know, or, or a Joe Biden bill, I, I'd be, I'd be struggling. Not that you'd wipe your ass with $250, but it would be a struggle. You'd think about it every time you didn't go to Costco and didn't pick up your toilet paper. Um, yeah, I hope to God, we never see that. I hope to God that we never get anybody in there to decide to put Obama in a bill.

[00:12:43] I hope I really, honestly, I was kind of hoping that Obama would be in Gitmo. I don't think he was qualified to be president. I think that the, I still have questions about his birth certificate, his social security number and everything else. And of course there's lots of press from back then that said the Kenyan, you know, congratulations to the Kenyan who just got nominated, you know, just got elected as a senator. But of course all that got covered up. We went right out of that. Well, I guess we'll have to wait and see any other word on what's going on. I know they've got the UFC event.

[00:13:11] What's going to be also happening for the 250th anniversary? Anybody got other details, Mike, George? I don't, I really don't know what else is going on besides the UFC. Well, you know, he's doing the, uh, you know, he's doing all the fountains and everything. They're trying to get the country looking better. A lot of people were, I just played something the other day where a woman was walking around Washington showing all the fountains working. Some of them haven't worked since the twenties. Of course, you know about the reflecting pool. They're going to have a, I, what I heard from yesterday, my son, because he works on the hill was saying that every state is going to have a fair or something.

[00:13:40] Every state is bringing in some kind of a fair to have a thing for the 250th anniversary. So he said, that's going to be kind of cool to see everybody set up on the mall doing their own thing. So it's going to be a lot of hoopla for the 250th. I'll actually be down there. We'll be in Washington on the fourth this year. We were there last year on the fourth, which was a cool experience. I had never seen the 4th of July from the nation's capital and we were right parked our butts right next to the Washington Monument. We'll be there for a couple of days. I'll be there.

[00:14:08] I think, uh, I don't want to give away my schedule because you know what, how that goes, but I'll definitely be there that day. What's up. You're going to take me with you guys or what? You're welcome to come visit anytime you want. If you could find a hotel, that's less than a thousand dollars a night at that point. Cause it's crazy. Um, no, I got a family member. I can stay at his house. I mean, my aunt and stuff. I fixed my feed by the way. I learned not to do it from the same terminal. I have to do all of a sudden I had multiple feedbacks, but I wanted to stay on it.

[00:14:37] And so I can get my audience to see your show. And I, I fucked it up. So anyway, I hope everybody's over here in your chat now. Yeah, it's great. Thanks for bringing it, Micah. We appreciate that. And, uh, we kind of gave a little preview on your books. Hopefully we'll see. You got tickets to the event, Mike? No, it was, I'm not supposed to. Well, I, I'm not. Oh God. I can't really divulge yet. I can in a couple of days, but I can't divulge why I'll be there. But I, I will tell you next week when I'm allowed to tell you, I I've sworn to secrecy until next week. Well, that's great.

[00:15:06] I'm happy that you're going to be there. Of course. You're going to be speaking or doing something then. Okay. George, you probably already know. I probably told you at lunch. I just can't say it publicly on the air. So yeah. Got it. Um, um, so, so look, John Solomon, who I like, I think his reporting is honest. Um, Tulsi Gabbard looks like she's going scorched earth that he's saying that she is going to go out in a blaze of glory. She's going to systematically destroy the narrative that the 2020 election was the most secure election in American history.

[00:15:35] I think we all know that narrative. I would hope that both sides of the aisle realize we don't have free and fair elections. Forget your political beliefs for a minute. And installed government puppets, manipulated elections is not something that the compact with the United States and the American people, they're supposed to guarantee us free and fair elections. Everybody knows they're not, but now there's, they're dropping all the evidence. And, uh, there was foreign interference. We've got the dead mo crats on the voter rolls.

[00:16:04] We've got the switched votes electronically. We've got machines that can be compromised. Uh, she's, I guess she's triggering this, uh, executive order 138848. And she's going to be, uh, bridging senators soon whose voter data that was penetrated by China. So there's senators that are also going to, it's not just the presidential election. It's across the board. It looks like there's also concern that Ukraine was involved in a 2024 scheme.

[00:16:30] Uh, you know, to take a large federal grant, uh, and laundered back into the Biden 2024 campaign. No surprise there that Biden had corruption in Ukraine. What do you guys think about this? I like it. I like Tulsi Gabbard. Listen, I gotta be honest. I'm disappointed that she has to leave for family issues. Um, because I think she was one of the good ones. There's plenty in there that I don't like an awful lot. Um, but go ahead. What do you guys think on this? Um, it sounds all good on paper.

[00:16:59] I mean, we know China was involved. We, we did, we covered that from the beginning. Same with Ukraine. Here's the big thing though. Okay. You're going to show all this data, but until it goes to the courts where there's consequences, where, where there's accountability, people ain't going to believe it. They're just going to say, oh, they're just saying this, this and that. That's the only way you're going to get anybody, not anybody, but most of the people deniers, because let's face it, no such thing as election fraud as they say, right?

[00:17:29] Well, we show plenty of evidence, but it, nothing's going to happen until it goes in the courts and people get convicted. Things change locked up. That's that's we can keep saying that we're blue in the face. Sounds good, right? Yeah, I know we, we all live in this like instant Google, Google gratification, no world, George. And everybody always wants things to happen. Like right immediately. I get it. You know, we've all been waiting around for a long time, but these cases take time. I want to make sure I have somebody there.

[00:17:58] Tulsi seemed to be doing a pretty good job. And I don't, according to Laura Loomer now, but. What does Laura Loomer have to say? She attacks all day, every day. Laura Loomer attacks everybody every day. And I don't know what to make of it. And then she, she makes it like she's got access, but I don't think she has as much access as she makes it out to be. Look, I just, I want to know somebody steering the ship. And if Tulsi Gabbard is trying to steer the ship, is Trump is trying to steer the ship. These people aren't doing the work.

[00:18:26] It's not like, you know, everybody blames Pam Bondi for nothing getting done. I'm like, she's got a whole team putting these cases together. The stuff you see now with Todd Blanche as the AG, a lot of that stuff was done under Pam Bondi. Somebody has got to be the front person who's going out, giving the interview. Somebody's got to direct the department. I think she lost her job. Somebody mentioned on my show, I think it was Amber May yesterday, thought she lost her job because she had cancer. I said, no, I think she lost her job because President Trump is a populist. And he saw that the backlash. Who lost her job? Pam Bondi? Pam Bondi.

[00:18:56] Oh, okay. Sorry. Go ahead. You know, and I said to Amber, I pushed back on that and said, no, I think she lost her job because he's a populist. And he saw the backlash from people like us on the MAGA and America first side saying, no, no, no, no, she's not doing the job. But I mean, you don't, she's not sitting there putting these cases together, but somebody has got to direct that ship and say, hey, this is the direction I wanted to go. And as far as Tulsi Gabbard is concerned, it seemed like she wanted transparency for, uh, for our, you know, for our side,

[00:19:24] for America. And that seems like that's the direction it wants to go right now. They're talking about Elise Stefanik or Devin Nunes as the replacement for I'm all for Devin Nunes, Elise Stefanik. Uh, I don't know. I would, Devin Nunes, definitely. But you know, Pam Bondi, she, listen, she screwed up the Epstein drop. That was a big drop, you know, but her big thing is, oh, the dollar's 50,000 like that. What the fuck does that got to do with you being attorney general and getting things done? It doesn't. And she, yeah,

[00:19:52] it brought out the blonde in her really. I would, I would believe that if the three of us were, uh, co attorney generals, I think that the arrests would start happening rapidly. I would grab the low hanging fruit because I wouldn't want to put the fear of God in the people that had committed crimes against the American people in the United States government. And I would start it because I've, I've said it over and over again. I'm going to say it again. I think the only way to win the midterms, if some of these people start getting slammed into jail right now, and I mean, I'm talking about government officials, I'm talking about DOJ prosecutors that manipulated

[00:20:22] evidence and didn't bring the crimes forward. I'm talking about the judiciary. I'm talking about senators and congressmen. I'm talking about FBI agents. I think you got to start cracking the low hanging fruit. I don't think it has to be one mass multi hundred person indictment. If all of a sudden people started snatched and grabbed, and I think you have to put some fear in these people. They're overconfident. And I say these people, what I mean by that is the uniparty, the deep state, call it whatever you will, both sides of the aisle corrupt. Uh, I don't think

[00:20:50] you can allow that to continue forward because that's the thing about criminals when they get away with something, when people in power or powerful positions get away with something, that's the difficulty, right? The problem comes from the fact that once they start getting away with things, it happens over and you really just embolden them to do more because they operate with immunity and impunity. And I think these criminal referrals should start now because I heard it many times. We caught them all. That was over two years ago in that, those statements when he started

[00:21:18] running for his next term. He started making those statements. Well, I don't see that we caught them all. Caught them all means that people are already on their way to jail. And when it comes to regular citizens, my argument is always, and will never be any different that if the indictment, if they had criminal referrals that they were thinking about putting on the three of us, those things would move forward at lightning speed. And I know this is a complex case, but I'm tired of hearing complex case. I think it's a bunch of bullshit. So, you know, I don't know where Todd Blanche fits in. I do like Devin Nunes. We'll see what happens.

[00:21:47] I understand the law well enough to know that I know that getting a grand jury to agree, especially if you're bringing in Washington, DC, you know, that's the difficulty, right? You got a judges that are compromised. You got prosecutors that are compromised because their political beliefs override what the job obligation is, which is what equal application of the law, you know, equal protection of the law. Look at them pushing back on the settlement for the J6ers, incredible weaponization of government, and they don't even want to pay out a thin nickel.

[00:22:14] That's because they have, because they don't have control over it. That's the only reason. Yeah. Well, they have no control to say so. What? You know, like you've said many times when you said, well, if it was one of theirs, they'd be moving at lightning speed. Everything is about pushing back and not letting things happen. And then, hold on, but I want to get, because I want to hear what Mike says. Oh, go ahead. When somebody says, oh, I caught them, doesn't mean that there was consequences or anything. Like, oh, I caught that person stealing. Did I do anything to him? Did he, did I call the police?

[00:22:42] I don't, you don't know. That's what caught means. You just, you caught him. Now you could probably take further steps to prevent it from happening again, or further, more further steps to having charges brought up on them. But I'm going to play the clip. What does that say? Your shirt say logic equals feelings? Greater than feelings. Oh, it's a greater than sign. Toulsy's going to go out in a blaze of glory in her final month because she will be able to release

[00:23:08] in succession some extraordinary evidence of foreign interference in our election in 2020 and since. The Intelligence Committee has known a lot more about active measures from China and Iran and other enemies that it did not make public. Instead, it gave a false intelligence. We gave the Americans a false sugar pill saying that the 2020 election was the most secure in history. She will systematically destroy that narrative. Now, I think she'll be briefing senators soon on states whose voter

[00:23:37] databases were penetrated by China. That could move the needle on some of these senators voting for the Save America Act. I think there's a tranche of documents that Tulsi Gabbard needs from OMB. If you listen and rest vote, pay attention to this. This is important. There is concern that Ukraine was involved in a 2024 scheme to take a large federal grant that was given to Ukraine and launch the government back to the Biden 2024 campaign. We're not talking about Hunter Biden grift in 2014.

[00:24:07] We're talking contemporaneously in 2024. The evidence of whether that occurred or not sits in OMB's files because OMB is currently running the U.S. Agency for International Development. If she can get those documents, she could make a criminal referral to the FBI. Thus far, she doesn't have those documents. So I hope Russ vote jumps into action pretty quickly. The third thing, so those are the foreign interference things. You could have cheating, a U.S. taxpayer money going to Joe Biden's campaign.

[00:24:34] That's what the intercepts that we talked about a month ago show. The proof of that, and I've even talked to some U.S. intelligence community sources who are familiar with what they believe happened here. The proof of that is sitting in USAID records currently in Russ vote's possession. The second part of this is what the FBI is doing. Sometimes you don't get a mobster for being a mobster. You get them on taxes or you get them on some other violation. The election workers down at the state levels

[00:25:01] who changed the rules of election from what their legislature's mandated in Wisconsin, in Georgia, in Arizona can be criminally prosecuted if they did so nofully and willing. Meaning that the legislature said you should do X, but you ran the election this way because that's what you wanted to do. That is what the FBI is beginning to interview people day in and day out doing. And if they build enough evidence with these workers that instructions were given contrary to what the legislator's intent

[00:25:28] was, you will have a full blown cheating scandal. The cheating will be they didn't conduct the election the way the law said. That's a little different than what people thought. It's not machines flipping votes, but it's still a form of cheating. It's still depriving the American public of a fair election. That's where the FBI is going. And yesterday there was a big win in North Carolina. It isn't getting the attention it deserves. North Carolina bureaucrats in the election regime wanted to start registering people who had never set foot in North Carolina and didn't live in

[00:25:56] California, excuse me, in North Carolina. They wanted to give them voter registration status even though they don't live in the state. A judge said that is ludicrous. But those are some of those bureaucratic deep state power moves that are cheating elections. A judge beat that back. Things like that went on in 2020 and that's what Kash Patel is pursuing. Kash Patel. All right, we'll see. You know, she'll come out. She needs more ammo comes out with blazing

[00:26:25] guns of guns of glory. When is she supposed to be leaving? June? Yeah, some June 30th or June 1st. I forget. June 30th, I think. They, you know, it satisfies the narrative for offside to say they were cheating, but it's not like the smoking gun. I was listening to John talk about a couple of those things where, where it's just not the smoking gun where the Democrats are going to go, oh, you got us. You know, they're never going to say it anyway. They're going to spin the narrative. Um, but you know, how long did they talk about we were election deniers the whole time?

[00:26:51] How long did they, you know, how long did they sit and glaze over the Biden thing that we just watched Jill Biden come out and say that, uh, Joe Biden, you know, it basically had fucking dementia. I don't want to, you know, come out and say that definitively, but to the rest of us watching this guy fall apart. And meanwhile, they're still fighting us on this narrative. It's like, you know, you guys are registering voters that aren't supposed that aren't supposed to be on the rolls. Uh, you're sending out mail-in ballots to use COVID as a cover. We saw it here in New Jersey. I have a gubernatorial, uh, election here in New Jersey that we just watched Jack Chittarelli lose.

[00:27:20] And a gubernatorial candidate win more votes than any presidential candidate in history. That just doesn't happen. Statistically, it's impossible. You can run a regression analysis on these year after year and you're, you can show them the science just like we did during COVID, but they just deny it. So I don't think it matters, George. And like you said, unless somebody gets prosecuted and put in jail, uh, it's not going to hit home with anybody. They're just going to keep spinning the narrative over and over and over.

[00:27:46] And speaking of that, AG Todd Blanche came out yesterday and confirmed, well, he says it, but politicians are on the table for being criminally indicted. There were negligent or knew about rampant fraud. He said that yesterday. I don't know if you caught that one. Did you? We'll see. I mean, how much rampant fraud? There's fraud all over the country from Minnesota, Ohio, California. I mean,

[00:28:09] tons of states. That's only that, um, the billing fraud. Then you have, um, a Russia hoax fraud, election fraud is fraud up our asses. But once again, but no, no consequences as Lance always says. I mean, look, you know, they've always been kind of, uh, you know, put on a pedestal, right? I mean, almost this demigod above the law status. And I, you know, when they, when they use the word negligent, my, my issue with that is when is, you know, it's to me, it looks intentional. I don't

[00:28:38] think negligent is even a good term. I think it's always, it's always a, just waving bye to my wife there. She was just leaving. Um, but the point is negligent. No, I think intentional. A lot of them benefited. Look, even right now, Ilya Omar doesn't want to provide any information about her relationships with, uh, you know, the feeding, the feeding that the children fraud, the leering center, it's all quiet on the Western front. I assume that was going to be,

[00:29:05] I did see one indictment. Uh, they announced it yesterday, but I assumed there was going to be this mass wave of indictments and clawbacks on the money. Uh, even all the way back to Somalia, we know that, you know, hundreds of millions of dollars has been taken out of the country. Some of it just in big suitcases where if any one of the three of us took a big suitcase of cash to the airport, I guarantee the squad would be out asking us where they got the cash. And if we said, oh, we pulled it out of the bank and they go, well, you're going to have to, we're going to hold onto this until you can prove all of that. If you didn't ever document,

[00:29:32] and even then, I, you know, $10,000 is supposed to be the max, but somehow these guys got the free ride to take out, you know, luggage packed with money, you know, and look, Tim Walsh, there's no doubt he knew about it. I mean, and, and, you know, and I look at this stuff and it's hard for me because I think there is intent. The mens rea is there. They've been doing it. How do you not know? Come on. Newsom doesn't know that there's hundreds of millions in fraud and hospice centers and autism centers. And these people are driving around in Rolls Royces and

[00:30:00] Ferraris. I saw a pair of women got arrested and they, they looked like it was millions and millions of dollars they benefited from. They were Somalians. You can tell by the way they look, that was the indictment I saw yesterday. But you know, look, Walsh has done nothing. He's a great example. And when does ineffective leadership or ineffective government, you know, efforts, when does that cross over to malfeasance, non-feasance and misfeasance? If you're not

[00:30:25] doing the job you were elected to do, if Tim Waltz isn't going to drop the hammer and jump on top of the fraud because he doesn't want to alienate his voter base or his donations, when does that become criminal? And that's my question. It seems like they can always make the nexus, Mike. They always make the connection for criminal activity very rapidly when it comes to you or somebody else, a regular American. Don't you feel like sometimes this, this effort to prove the mens rea where they use a word,

[00:30:50] a term like negligent when I think it's intentional? When, when is it, why does it seem so complex when a government official needs to get indicted, but not when an American needs to get indicted? I mean, there's a lot to unpack here. Yeah. Most things don't get prosecuted. You know that, you know, there's a limited amount of people who can do these things, but you have a team with some high profile people doing some pretty nefarious things. And it makes you wonder, right? You know, certain things like, you know, I, we were talking about this yesterday on my show,

[00:31:18] like a lot of, um, a lot of defamation will never get prosecuted because people don't want to spend the money. You know, when you have crimes, like what you see now, you know, fraud, uh, you wonder sometimes why it's not, but I think it's, I think it's complicated to the point of, you know, there's that old saying glance when you're explaining you're losing. And a lot of times with these things, like there's so many, there's so much nuance to everything that went on. You know, you, you and I kind of look at it and say, well, wait a second. If they were stealing money or moving money or using money, you know, incorrectly or they're, you know, set up a leering center, whatever the hell this is,

[00:31:47] it should be pretty obvious, right? I think they almost make these things so complicated on purpose, the way they set these schemes up so that, you know, it keeps the, the investigators or at least a grand jury, uh, far away from making an indictment because there's so much to unpack. And then when they have to go down the road even further and further and further to make sure the case is 100% solid, they uncover more minutiae, more BS to the point where they go, I, this is not making sense. This whole case is just kind of, you know, blowing my mind. Mike, don't you feel like

[00:32:16] that they make it like that intentionally? The minutiae they create when, when the DOJ doesn't, you know, of course, when you've got, when you've got somebody that's trying to let this kind of theft and fraud occur, right? That they don't really want it to come to the forefront. They really don't want the American people. But again, if they're bringing a case against a regular person, it doesn't seem like the minutiae when they decide to bring an indictment against you, they like to boast they can indict a ham sandwich. My argument is the minutiae seems to be cleared out very rapidly.

[00:32:42] Of course, I'm not saying that what they present to the grand jury is truthful. I believe that many times the reason they seal the grand jury testimony that you never get access to it, which I believe is a constitutional violation that should be submitted to the Supreme Court because you're supposed to be able to face your accuser. To face your accuser, you should be able to know exactly what was said about you, right? You should be able to say, well, that's not true. This isn't true. This isn't

[00:33:07] true. You lied to the grand jury to get an indictment, but they seal the grand jury. It's very rare that they will release the grand jury testimony, almost non-existent, which I think in itself is a total sham and a scam. Yeah, I agree. Well, listen. Let me finish the last thought, George, and you jump in here. My comment is it always seems like the minutiae is thicker when it applies to a government situation. When it comes to Burisma

[00:33:33] in Ukraine, they can't get an indictment. When it comes to fraudulent auto pens, they can't get an indictment. When you've got judges that didn't really apply the law in the manner that they were biased, right? Just like Donald Trump's relief for the J6ers. My argument is it only becomes more complex when it's a case they don't really want to make. Well, hold on. So the Ukraine stuff and the auto pen, did they even bring it to an indictment panel to get an indictment? They didn't.

[00:34:03] Correct. But Blanche's statement where he says he confirms politicians on the table, why would you even have to say that? Shouldn't they automatically be on the table? Just like everybody else, it just shows you that all these politicians, whether left side, right side, middle, wherever, they get this special treatment. They have another justice system for them. I mean, when is, when has any politician, I mean, Senator Mendez from New Jersey for all that,

[00:34:33] for that fraud with the gold and all that stuff. But besides him, is there any like politicians that were that were active politicians been in charge or anything? And look how many times they went after Menendez, George. He was, I mean, you know, he was our senator here in New Jersey with George Highland. The guy was a shit bag. And I can say that. I mean, I think everybody in New Jersey knows that, but you had so many people from the left covering for him. He was, I mean, they, he was like the Teflon senator, by the way. And real quick, and I don't want to dissuade from the show, but are we live

[00:35:01] right now? We, I was on Amber May show yesterday and all of a sudden rumble went down and now I can't get it up and it looks frozen on my screen and I can't get into rumble. It says bad gateway. I'm only asking because this happened yesterday with Amber and she was trying to fix it, but it completely went down. So I can tell you since the start of the show, like in rumble studio, it's not even playing for me. I know it's playing out in rumble, but it's not playing. I was loading something

[00:35:27] last night for the crypto show and it kept saying internet server error all night. I was just, I mean, I can't get even into rumble. I was unaware of this. Rumble does all their own networking and hosting. They run their own servers. I didn't know that. I just learned that yesterday. And I think sometimes that could be part of the issue. I don't know what's going on with their infrastructure. I'm looking for my app on my phone and it's working. It's playing. Okay. We couldn't get our crypto show up this morning. George and I were in there. He couldn't

[00:35:55] get it to run. We were in there, you know, and I'm here at 5am trying to be on the show, which sucks getting up that early, but it is what it is, you know, complicated. And I guess what I don't like about this, let me switch gears back is that Todd Blanche even having to say politicians are on the table. Well, politicians are supposed to be on the table 24, 7, 365. This should not be an anomaly. That's what equal application of the law is all about, that everybody has the same rules and guidelines. Because if they don't have the same rules and

[00:36:24] guidelines, then I just want the free get out of jail card. That way I can just go into a criminal enterprise and I can just go full gangster mode because it seems like that's what congressional members get to do. It seems like this whole absolute immunity and the fact that they put, they wrap themselves in all this stuff, whether it's a DOJ prosecutor, the judges, the rest of it. So let's play this clip. Okay. Not enough of a form of accountability for the people out there that are having thousands, millions, hundreds of millions of dollars stolen from them through fraud.

[00:36:53] Yes, that's right. So here's how we talk about accountability. We talk about arrests. We talk about prosecutions. We talk about jail sentences. And that's what we're doing at the Department of Justice. We're working with inspector generals, FBI, DHS, and HSI agents. And just a few examples. A jury convicted a Florida man of over $8 billion in Medicaid fraud, Medicare fraud, just last week. There was a man sentenced in Minnesota to 41 years

[00:37:18] in prison for fraud. And these are fraud. These cases are fraud of the worst kind. Fraud against our most needy or the people who deserve the money the most. Children who need money for their lunches when they're at school. Elderly who are having all kinds of medical procedures done in their name when they're not even asking for them. And this is money coming from the federal government. It's your tax dollars. It's my tax dollars. The only way we can hold them accountable is by putting them in jail. Does that include politicians? I know that we're in the investigative process. And I know that your

[00:37:48] answer to me probably will be you need to let the investigation play out. But if this lands, and this can be proven that politicians were in some way culpable overseeing it, negligent in some way, political accountability just isn't enough for the American people. I know that's consistent with the president's absolute directive to his Department of Justice. There it does not matter if you're a politician or if you're a fraudster from Somalia, we cannot

[00:38:14] tolerate it. And Governor Walz is a great example. He has done nothing but sue us. Okay, sue the Department of Justice for trying to get records to understand the fraud happening in his state. Okay, so that is that is his reaction to us trying to save the government's money and recover against fraudsters is filing lawsuits against us. And what's been the reaction of California?

[00:38:35] In a lawsuit, they sued that weaponization fund and a Clinton judge just put a kibosh on it. So now it's on it's in hold. But what basis do they even have? It's a private fund. It's not like it's a settlement with the IRS and Trump and he's using that money. Or people are got screwed under Biden.

[00:39:02] So what what right does a judge even have interfering in that? No, right. And I appreciate you said that, George, because everybody keeps calling a J6 fund when I get tired of hearing that because I went through it and I wasn't even at J6. But the Biden administration went after a lot of people like us. We talked about it on this show about the censorship and everything else. But now I got a freaking subpoena that I was answering because I wrote a book. So I was like, okay, I'm not listening to J6 guy. And I get tired of it. People in the Senate, you know, trying to make it like,

[00:39:27] oh, it's the J6 people. They do it on purpose, Mike. Yeah, I know that they do it on purpose to try to stir up emotion. But, you know, most people don't realize my story or your story. Everybody else who went through it will never nobody will ever care. Just like COVID. Everybody moved on from COVID. Nobody will ever care. But no, a judge doesn't have a right. If Donald Trump wants to do it with his own money, that's his prerogative. If he wanted to take a billion dollars of his own money and say, I'm putting the fund together that people want to apply, it's like it's like somebody

[00:39:54] doing a giveaway. Who gives a crap? It's not it's not the judge's prerogative. And I get tired of these people jumping in where judges want to be political because they want to make a point. That's the problem with our judiciary right now. Everybody's got an opinion, just like everybody's got a you know what. And judges have way too many of them rather than just abiding by the law. Yeah. Can you imagine the conversations that go on behind the scenes that we never hear about where judges are being called by the political left or maybe the political right and they're being suggested

[00:40:23] how they should rule. They're being suggested about why they should do it a certain way. I don't care whether it's in a country club, their poker game on their cell phone. You know, they're all doing it. And I believe it goes on and on and on. Because at the end of the day, let's face it, one of the things that everybody in the audience should really get a grip on and get in the chat, you can tell me what you guys think about this. The Department of Justice and federal agents get caught constantly committing crimes in federal cases. I don't care whether it's eavesdropping on legal phone calls,

[00:40:52] destroying exculpatory evidence like the J6 committee did or any any of the above Brady, Whitley, you know, Bagley violations, you know, fruit of the poisonous tree. And they get caught doing it over and over and over again. And they never get charged. And that's malfeasance, not feasible by government officials. When they hide evidence or they know about a felony that somebody in their staffing committed, whether that was listening to legal phone calls and you don't report it and you don't bring criminal action, that's misprisying of a felony. Title 18241

[00:41:22] obstruction of justice goes overboard. You don't hear about it. So they're emboldened and empowered to continue this behavior. You don't hear about these Department of Justice prosecutors just got put on a leave absence and they're now being criminally indicted for their participation on eavesdropping on phone calls. Kansas City, it happened in that case. They got caught and then they refused the subpoena. They wouldn't even reply to admit or add any additional information because they got caught. None of those people face criminal charges. And there are, you know, wiretapping laws. There's

[00:41:51] all kinds of laws on the books. And that's my argument. If you have people in government committing crimes and you don't prosecute them, isn't, aren't you doing the American people and the actual law in the books a tremendous disservice? And in fact, aren't you committing additional crimes by not prosecuting them? Because you took an oath to uphold this constitution for all enemies and foreign and domestic. And the domestic enemies that are committing crimes against the American people and our own government, and I don't care whether those are election crimes, I don't care if they're

[00:42:18] prosecutorial misconduct crimes, I don't care if they're federal agents that decided to put stuff and shred it and put it in burn bags and hidden skiffs. All that stuff, you can't allow those people to continue on. Look, they went after this guy. I don't know why it happened and what the motivation was. But look at the CIA guy that got caught. We covered this story on the show. $40 million in gold, $2 million in cash, a very, very nice, you know, high-end watch. Like 30 watches.

[00:42:45] Yeah, watches, 35 watches. Okay, they went after him. I'm not even sure why they did. I'm surprised knowing how this system works. But how do you even have the ability to walk in? Hey, hey, Mike, I'm working for you. And I walk in and I say, hey, Mike, I've got an operation. I've got a whistleblower. I'm going to need $5 million in gold ingots. You know, how do you even have the ability to do that in government? You know, the magic money computers, all the stuff that we heard Doge, Elon Musk went public. There's going to be arrests that are going to be starting very soon.

[00:43:12] Not one Doge arrest that I've heard about. Now, George sometimes says, well, maybe there's operations going on behind the scenes. But I keep hearing about operations behind the scenes, but I don't see these people facing consequences. And I have to be honest, if I was in there, we would be wrapping and slapping. People would be having hoods thrown on them. They'd be going away quick. I'd be snatching. In fact, honestly, I'd probably want to do some of the some of the arrests myself just so I could do the publicity thing, just like they did, you know, Roger Stone. I would notify Mike Schwartz show and the big, big show. I'd have camera crews in there and I'd be

[00:43:42] dragging these people out of the house. Look at Hillary Clinton. How many crimes did that bitch commit? And she's still walking around like she's like she's a queen. You know, it's disgusting. Honestly, Scott Besson's got some things to say. This is a major investigation. Now, I hope this includes George Soros, Mark Zuckerberg for the Zuckerbuck. So I hope it includes, you know, the Reed Hoffman. This is the funders of Antifa. Well, that's Reed Hoffman. That's some of the funding came out of Facebook. I don't know if

[00:44:10] you knew that, but it did. You've got George Soros funded the hell out of it. What's that guy's name overseas in China? The tech billionaire, Singham? I think his name is Singham, isn't it? Something like, let me, let me see. Sure. Yeah, this guy's name is, let me give it to you. Neville Roy Singham. He funded all kinds of nefarious operations, billions and billions of dollars in damage. Law enforcement hurt. Citizens hurt. Clearly criminal division in chaos. There's all kinds

[00:44:38] of statutes. One of those jackasses is going to get fucking arrested. That's what I want to know. Probably never because they probably have. When you have that much money and you're involved on that level, on that, you know, on that scale, you probably have, there's, you probably have so much nefarious information on everybody else that you, you, you have a cover. You know, you're never going to get arrested. You're never going to get indicted. And the system isn't set up that way. You know that the system is set up to, to move stuff off the docket. They don't care about the truth.

[00:45:07] Prosecutors don't care about the truth. They care about their conviction rate, but prosecutors also when, when they have stuff on them, aren't going to push something. When you have somebody who's got billions and billions of dollars, you don't think that they know every single thing about you to try to dissuade you from doing something. I mean, I think it's cover upon cover upon cover. All right. Well, I'm going to volunteer my services. Anybody knows? I like to beat the shit out of Mark Zuckerberg. I know he considers himself a jujitsu guy. So you guys go into Mark

[00:45:32] Zuckerberg's feeds over on Facebook or even on X, let him know that I'm happy to meet him in the, in the UFC ring. Cause I'd love to beat the ever living crap out of him in a legal sanctioned event. He goes around talking about his jujitsu constantly. I'd literally like to just absolutely take him to the mat and put him in the hospital. So if anybody wants to go ahead and tell him that I'm happy to volunteer my services because we can't get a legal action. Let's go civilian. We'll get, uh, Joe Rogan and somebody else to promote the event. I'm happy to do it. I'm ready. I'll give him four

[00:46:00] months or five months or six months, whatever he wants to do to get ready. And then we meet in the octagon and maybe I can get a pound of flesh for the American people. Uh, because right now the legal defense, I don't see, let's play the clip on Scott Besson. On that investigation, how close are you guys finding out who's funding it? It is ongoing. We made substantial progress. And I think in the weeks and months ahead, we're going to have a lot to report. Uh, one thing that did go, the under reported

[00:46:26] that I would point out to all of you is the IRS is now giving guidance on the form 990, which nonprofits they have to file. And we are going to encourage or demand that nonprofits know their grant recipients. So if they grant recipients, I mean, we're gonna have to wait and see on that one. As, um, time goes

[00:46:53] by, we'll see how, how long it's going to take from, to go after the people funding. I mean, come on, you tell me that our esteemed NSACA FBI can't follow the money trail, where the money's coming from. They can do it for all this stuff. Time's running out. We got it. We got what? We got less than six months for the midterms. So, and we're going to have a lot less power if we lose the house. So I don't know what we're doing. You think we're going to, we might lose the house because all the

[00:47:20] seats we just gained because of gerrymandering? Well, they said that right now, but you're going to pick up like six, maybe seats, uh, because what, what you saw in the Supreme court and what you saw in Virginia and all that is, is not really going to make a huge impact until 28. No, Virginia has gotten knocked down. They can't do it. Yeah, I know. But I'm saying from what you're seeing with all that, I think it might plus us about five, six seats. So yeah, that would get us a win, but it's still close. When you, when you think about that pendulum swinging back,

[00:47:46] if we don't get gas prices under control before the midterms, we're in trouble. And Newt Gingrich was just saying that on television. I worked for Newt back in 2012. He's a smart guy. He's a historian. Uh, and that's kind of the crux here. It is all about, you know, all politics is local, like Tip O'Neill said, and gas prices are what everybody's feeling right now. Well, Trump announced this morning that they, they, they're making a deal with Iran that Iran agreed to give up their uranium rich uranium. How many times have we heard that though, George, in the last two months?

[00:48:14] We never heard that they agreed to give it up. We keep hearing a deal though. And I want to be optimistic. You know what I've been doing every day on the show. I look up the price of crude oil and it hasn't, yesterday it moved slightly down right now. It's a 87.02 is a futures and the price of a barrel of oil right now, 91 79. It's not really moved too much. It's down though. Best since I just played best in all my show. He said it's down about 10% in May, but if the market, the market usually is ahead of politics. I hate to say that because you know,

[00:48:43] you watch these announcements and you'll see a shift a little bit, but the market's usually indicative they've, they've come out before and said, we have a deal. The whole administration is optimistic and you don't even see oil moving on the markets. And that tells me that they don't believe that that deal is going to happen. And who are we negotiating with? We talked about it on your last show. We don't even know who we're talking to right now. So when you say there's a deal, deal with who did, did Ahmed say, yeah, we're going to give you the uranium and then everybody else is going to go against Ahmed and Mohammed's going to jump in. You know what? I wouldn't

[00:49:11] understand the same thing. Trump says there was a regime change, but what's the point of going from one regime to another? You still have a regime. I mean, I can't negotiate with terrorists. Listen, if that's the case and all I feel sorry for the Iranian people because whatever regime is going to be in there, they're going to still go after people quietly for those protests just to set a precedence and standard, like go against us. This is what happens. You can't trust Iran at the end of the day. He should, if you're going to go in,

[00:49:40] my opinion is when you go in, there's no negotiating. You just drive the stake into the ground. If you're going to go into a kinetic event, I'm not that I'm a warmonger, but if you decide to step off the curb and it is time to go all the way in, you don't sit there bluffing and going back and forth. And, and, and, you know, Iran is notorious for doing this and the bus siege, the IRGC, they don't want to give up the control they've got. We don't know what Ayatollah or what person is running the country. None of it matters. I I'm going to go on a limb here. I'm going to say that there is really no deal. Uh, right now,

[00:50:09] they're trying to buy time, whether they're trying to dig out more of their tunnels, who knows whether or not they're still trying to weaponize whatever. Well, uh, Trump lifted, hold on, Lance. Trump lifted the U S Naval blockade too. So yeah, I mean, that's too early. He shouldn't have done that. He should have said when the deals signed on the dotted line, I then I'll start giving you anything back. And if I hear that he's going to give them any kind of reparations, I am going to flip out. I don't think they deserve shit.

[00:50:36] They've cost us billions, if not trillions of dollars in the Middle East for all the nefarious shit they've been in for decades. I just, I don't agree with any of it. I just, I would never have lifted the blockade when the deal signed and it's done. I'm not going to give you any good faith, none, because you've given us no good faith either perform or fuck you. That's my, that's my opinion on it. My, I always wonder though, why, how do we, how are we not controlling the, the, the shores and where these ships are coming out that are putting mines in the straight? Cause that's,

[00:51:05] what's been holding up the straight of Hormuz from what I understand. How, how do we not have enough to control that? You know, we can sink their Navy to the bottom of the ocean. We can do 11,000 sorties and take out all these targets, but yet there's still people dropping mines in the middle of the straight. That's something to me just, I don't, and I'm not, I'm not putting, I'm not saying our military isn't capable of doing it. I'm just wondering why we're not doing it. I'm wondering why we're not controlling it. I understand it's a big piece of waterway, but we kind of know we can clear an

[00:51:32] area of where boats need to get through. Besson said there's like 2000 ships or something waiting to come through. But wouldn't you Mike, wouldn't you tell them straight up if you were president, let's say right now, I would tell them if you lay one more mine, if you fire one more bullet, if I hear about one more drone, if you so much as fart in our direction. And I would tell them just like that. If you so much as let gas out and I have to smell it, I'm coming in and I'm going to crush you like the insects you are. I wouldn't be dealing with

[00:51:59] them the way I'm dealing with them. And if anybody told me, uh, Kuwait or anybody else said, oh, Lance, you got to back up. I'd say, absolutely not. They're either going to stop their bullshit in that region. And the region is going to calm down or I'm going to crush them. I'm going to turn them into a fucking parking lot. Now. I just think that's the kind of dialogue you have to have. Maybe, maybe I'm naive. Maybe it because I'm not a politician, a corrupt politician, or maybe a manipulated politician. Maybe I don't know any different, but I know what's good for the American people. In my own opinion, what I believe is good for my family and my family is

[00:52:27] all about safety and security. And they posted that comment about, well, we're going to, you're going to, you're going to pay the consequences if you do anything else. I would have said, was that a fucking threat? Did you, did you just actually threaten me? And I would make them, I would write it. I'd say, we're going to do it on national TV. Did you just threaten the American public that you're going to do something just yes or no? This isn't, I don't want to hear any bullshit. Yes or no. Was that a fucking threat? Oh, it was. Okay, great. I know what to do. Click. I'd hang up on him. I'd cut off the feed and then I would go in full on, but that's, that's me. Let's talk about this federal judge, George.

[00:52:56] Go ahead. Maybe now you're going, you're on a roll Lance. Go ahead. Well, judge, judge finally did the right thing. He smashes these desperate Democrats, a lawsuit from DNC Schumer, the scumpag and Obama light Jeffries. He clears the way for citizenship checks on mail in ballots. No shit, but great job on this federal judge. I told you there are some good ones. And this is us district judge Carl Nichols. So finally, somebody realizes

[00:53:24] that we're supposed to have free and fair elections and they don't let their political bias get in the way. What do you guys think about this? I hate federal judges. Well, we'll see because let's see if another judge comes in and changes it soon because that's, that's the, um, the play, you know, we'll get a judge rule in favor and it goes, another judge rules against it. It goes back and forth until it reaches SCOTUS. So, I mean, yeah. And how much confidence do you have there? You know,

[00:53:53] who's going to check the citizen stat? Uh, who's going to do citizen checks on mail on ballots? That's what I like to know. Who's doing that? Did it say, do we know? No. All right. One day in person voting paper ballots. That's it. I mean, you want to use machines. That's fine too. We, we, we validate ours. We use them in a ocean in Monmouth County here and they're pretty good. We have, we live in a red County though. As we count our votes all by the time the election's over, we counted our votes. We're done. I'm watching other, you

[00:54:19] know, people not count their votes for three days and I'm wondering why, you know, if we can do it, why can't they do it? It just, I don't know. There's too many, we don't, the system is set up so messed up and I've been involved. I've worked on multiple, I've worked on about 54 campaigns. Uh, and I've worked on three presidential elections and I see it in, I've worked on the small elections. I've worked on school board, mayor, uh, Congress said it and I've seen it. I see it in my precincts. I know how these votes are counted. I know how people vote. I don't like the early voting that's going on. I think it's ridiculous

[00:54:47] that we have early voting and you open up too many avenues for nefarious behavior. And then you get judges that come in and say, well, you got to give people an opportunity. And we, we, for years, we voted on one day for years, you know, and, and we just, the honor system, you know, we, and by the way, if you want to cheat on an election, it's not that hard. It's really not that hard. And when you, when, when, when the, when the common person can figure it out, I used to get these voter rolls for the towns that I was working elections in, and we would run, uh, we would run all these, uh, matrices on the voter rolls

[00:55:16] to know who we were marketing to. So I can tell if George Ballantyne voted every year, I can tell if he's a registered Republican voting in registered, uh, in, uh, in primaries. I can tell if you're a hard R, a soft R, an unaffiliated voter or a soft D or a hard D. And I can, I can figure that out. But I could also tell you the 10,000 people on the list who haven't voted in the last 10 years. And if you wanted to cheat, all you got to do is show up at a precinct and say, hi, I'm Lance. Uh, you know, oh, yep. That's my, that's my name right there. Sign in the book and you could go vote because you knew the real

[00:55:45] Lance wasn't showing up. He hadn't shown up in 10 years and you could register him a vote. You get 50 people to do that in five precincts each. I know that doesn't sound like a lot, but I've seen mayoral elections swing for less than 250 votes. You could swing a local election very easily. And if you multiply that on scale and the problem with doing that is when you, we are a conspiracy and too many people know about it. It's, it's bound to get out. But if you don't think people do that, if you don't think people do that with mail-in ballots, if you don't think

[00:56:13] people are using AI to try to figure out how they could vote for these people who don't show up or the ones who haven't been taken off the rolls because they're dead, you've got another thing coming. People do this all day long, even on local elections, Lance, you know, this on local elections, you got contracts for engineering departments, you got a school, you know, school contracts. These things are worth millions and millions of dollars, millions. And, and the, the balance of power can, can, uh, you know, uh, take away an engineering or a law contract from somebody who's making millions

[00:56:43] off this. You don't think they're going to try and protect their interests. The system is set up to fail. Well, speaking of contracts, Lance, we're going to keep going. Speaking of contracts, Wednesday, we talked about it, that NASA, um, revealed a phase timeline for colonizing the moon, making settler outposts. And guess who they awarded? They awarded Jeff Bezos, Blue Origin Lunar Lander contracts to establish a lunar base. And did you see what happened yesterday?

[00:57:09] Yeah. Yeah. And Mike, it's bad news. George and I put you on the list to be one of the first to go to the moon, to live on the base. We actually listed you. So this is Kelly's watching the show. Don't make her happy. Actually in a giant, in a giant penis rocket that Bezos has. Thank you. I thought rockets were supposed to be pointy. Isn't that what, isn't that on the dictator, on the movie? Didn't they say his looks like a dictator? His looks, uh, very it's, it's very strangely shaped like a penis. Yeah. It's interesting. Let's play these blue up, man.

[00:57:38] This is crazy, dude. This is a big explosion. Okay. That was a new Glenn rocket.

[00:58:04] The penis shaped one. I don't know, but I, I just wouldn't, I said it Wednesday. I wouldn't feel comfortable going on any of his equipment and look what happens. Uh, there's some, there is some good news here. Donald Trump was spared execution and I'm talking about the Bangladesh viral albino Buffalo. Uh-huh. This is a style of Buffalo. I'd like to have this Buffalo as a mascot for the big mig show. If somebody wants to buy it for us, he's now maybe he was sold. They were going to,

[00:58:31] they were going to, they were going to sacrifice him at one of their events, which I just think is so in the end. No, he's got big, beautiful hair. He does have big, we've got a couple of images. Look at that. I mean, he has some, he's got much better hair than I do. Clearly big, beautiful flowing hair. Exactly. But I mean, who would want to sacrifice? First of all, sacrificing, uh, for any of these events that happens around the world and even, even the package, you know what Lance, they're very smart because by them saying they were going to

[00:58:58] sacrifice it and it looked like Trump, it stirred up a lot of controversy. They probably were able to sell it to whoever for a lot more money to save it. Well, they're refunding, they're refunding the guy that bought it to sacrifice it. He's getting a refund from the group. Yeah. And they're going to keep it because there was so much activity online about, I guess maybe he's going to become public. Like I said, if anybody wants to buy that, we, I take that as a big, big show mass. Trump, I said yesterday on my show, I get, you know, you see all these, uh, presidents with pets.

[00:59:25] Obama had a dog. You saw, I remember, uh, Bush had Millie, uh, the dog. I think, uh, Trump should have this on the white house lawn. He should, he should buy it. I agree. Why not let it stroll around the white house lawn. This would be great for the 250th anniversary. Why not have Donald Trump, uh, this, this albino, uh, bull at that event? I think it's great. I'm happy they didn't sacrifice any kind of sacrificial stuff. The Pakistanis have an event where they rape dolphins. And I think to myself, these are, these people are living in a different time period.

[00:59:53] Uh, George, you're going to be pissed. I'm not, but you can keep reading it. You're going to be pissed. I'm not an anonymous man has filed a lost property claim and using some of, uh, New York, uh, New York city's old laws, right? New York States with the NYPD is how you do this. And he's demanding he be declared legal owner for the $286 billion in dormant Bitcoin. He's using a 1958 New York finders law to claim the title is, I guess he's identified himself as Noah doe.

[01:00:23] Can I ask you a question, Lance? He's using two Wyoming LLCs. Yes, you can. Yes, sir. The red shirts. You can ask a question. How is he going to, how is he going to get the, um, seed phrases to get into these wallets? I have no idea. There you go. That's why, that's why I'm not pissed and you should have known that, but okay. It's a very good point. Although maybe with a legal claim, I don't know how he would get that. No, you're very, very good point, but there's no legal claim because no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no legal claim because not even the company knows your seed phrase. Only, you know, your seed phrase. Cause you know that once you lose it, you can't go to the company.

[01:00:53] I lost my seed phrase. George, maybe he's counting on using quantum computers to crack it. Cause you remember these are early wallets. The majority of these are very early wallets. And we know that the early Bitcoin code for early wallets is very vulnerable, especially to quantum. So who knows? Maybe he's counting on that, but it's 39,000. Also Bitcoin. Remember what they said, any old wallets that are dormant, they're going to switch them over. So that's the dormant wallets. It's actually 3.7 to 3.8 million

[01:01:20] Bitcoin. I read that wrong. 285 to 293 billion, depending on price. What do you think, Mike? Has he got a shot at getting this? You think they'll go along with it? And I told you guys all the, all the time, I know nothing about this stuff. You were supposed to set me up with a wallet that was secure so that I could, I watched the crypto, you know, the crypto power hour, and I can make sure that I was investing my money appropriately. And then when I hear stories about this, I feel, I feel like I got, I got in late. Cause I don't own

[01:01:45] any cryptocurrency, none. I know George has like, you know, a hundred thousand Bitcoin stashed away. Mike, I'll help you. Even if George is ignoring you, I'll help you. Forget about, forget about crypto. The question was really, do you think he's got a shot of getting those wallets using, filing for lost property claim? It's always a shot. There's always, there's, if there's a, if there's a chance you create some, what do you say? Reasonable doubt, Lance. I mean, if there's a small, yeah. If there's a 1% chance, what was that 1 in a million shot for silly Jerry? I mean, it can happen, you know?

[01:02:15] Yeah. All right. Have you seen this 15 year old Frank Sinatra kid? You haven't seen it? Okay. Okay. This, so a mother uploaded this of her 15 year old son singing Frank Sinatra. He sounds just like him. Fucking amazing. This is real. Reincarnated baby. This is awesome. His name is George Robinson. What about George? George. Here, watch. Listen, listen. Listen to this.

[01:02:52] That's life. That's what all the people say. You're riding high in April when I'm back on top,

[01:03:14] back on top in June. I said that's life. That's life. And as funny as it may seem, I know a couple of cats get their kicks, stopping on drinks, but I don't. Because this final world,

[01:03:39] it keeps spinning around. I've been up up and up for over an hour, and I know that's late. Each time I find myself,

[01:03:59] I just picked myself. A couple of weeks ago, I was going to turn on the gas. Goodbye.

[01:04:20] Find, hide, what we buy. And it'll jump right. I've been up and down. Over and out. And I know that's late. Each time.

[01:04:48] I mean, kudos to that kid. Love it. Which the old lady said, what do you know about life, kid? Get off my lawn. You're 15 years old.

[01:05:53] That'll be, George will be playing at Greenbrier 55 and older on Saturday from two to four with a buffet. That'll be right after bingo. Come on by and you can check out George. That'll be great. You know, you know something though? Like for the 200, for the anniversary at the White House, a couple bands already started canceling. You know, Jaden told me about this yesterday. And I don't know, I don't have the lineup. But he said to me that the names are like, you wouldn't even know half the names. And he said, you know, it's kind of sad. Because my friend Brad Arnold, all my friends from Three Doors Down,

[01:06:23] played the Trump inauguration, the first inauguration. And they got a lot of pushback. But everybody knows they're a conservative band. They're from Tennessee, Mississippi areas. And those guys got a lot of flack for playing that. But I heard that the lineup for this one is really slim. Do you know who's actually playing? I forget the one band. Shit. I'm looking for it right now. Or even more so, who's canceled and who's afraid to celebrate the country.

[01:06:51] Who are these people? I mean, it reminds me of like the Jackson Dart thing. He came out and introduced the president the other day. He got so much flack for supporting the president. You're supporting your country. But now The View is going to beat him up. And are these bands who were canceling afraid that The View and Whoopi Goldberg is going to beat him up? Come on. Get some balls. So you know he sold so many jerseys the next day? Like record amount of jerseys? Yeah. Good for him. And he stood his ground. Even though they said in the locker room, he didn't apologize. He's not apologizing, which he shouldn't.

[01:07:22] You have that dude, Abdul Carter. And I said to Abdul Carter, I said, bro, worry about getting your sacks this year and not him. I said, but if it was Obama, you'd be okay with it, right? I'm like, I'm tired of these people. I agree. It's a good point. They say, okay, Martina McBride, Florida. They say Vanilla Ice. Wait, hold on. Wait, Martina's playing? Because I know Martina. She did a show for us.

[01:07:48] Performers for the official 250th anniversary celebration is on the National Mall? Is that where it's at? Yeah. Actually, I'm looking at Martina's signature right in front of me. She played a show for us. What is this thing? What's the dates on this? I don't know if that's on the 4th or what. I don't know if it's all one day. I have no idea. Oh, because they said, all right, one's saying June 25th, 27th. I don't know. It's kind of weird. Could be a series. I have no idea.

[01:08:18] But, I mean, good for Martina if she's playing. She's on our side. I don't know who would be canceling on the America's 250th birthday. It is your country. These people should move out. Let me see. Contrary rumor, Morris Day and the Time will not be performing. Okay. What? Morris Day and the Time. I want to hear Jungle Love. Yeah, and that's Flo Rida, George. Florida. Florida.

[01:08:46] I don't know what he said, but a minute ago. No, it's Flo Rida. I call him Florida. He's a power artist. It's spelled Florida, so. Yeah. There was one big band. I just seen it, too. I forget the name. Fuck. Yeah, you know, they got to make their point. They got to have their political divisional rhetoric. All right. Well, listen, if you love the show, you know what to do. Thumbs up, comment, share, and subscribe. Take the short form. Take the long form. Share it far and wide. Help grow your own social media. Help us grow our shows. Thank you so much.

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