0:00

In battle, congressman,

0:02

Mack Gates. Mack Gates was one of the very

0:04

few members in the entire Congress who bothered

0:07

to stand up against permanent Washington

0:09

on behalf of his constituents. Man Gates

0:11

right now. He's a problem for the democratic party,

0:13

and he could cause a lot of hiccups in

0:15

basketballs. So we're gonna keep running

0:18

story is to get hurt again. If

0:20

you stand for the plaid and kneel

0:22

in prayer, if you wanna build America

0:24

up and knock my hurt at the ground,

0:26

but welcome my fellow patriots.

0:29

You are in the right place. This is

0:31

the movement

0:31

for you.

0:32

You ever watch this guy in television? like

0:35

a machining. Matt Gates. I'm

0:38

a canceled man in some corners of

0:40

the Internet. Many days, I'm a marked

0:42

man in Congress wanted man

0:44

by the heat state, they aren't really

0:46

coming for me. They're coming for

0:48

you. I'm just in the

0:50

way.

0:54

HERE IS MATT GATHS. HE'S NOT AFRAID OF

0:56

DONALD TRUMP. HE'S HIS HOMY. HERE IS

0:59

MATT GATHS AND HE'S ON STEVE BANNA SHOW

1:01

BECAUSE OF COURSE, HE'S saying what he

1:03

thinks the

1:03

priorities should be if Republicans

1:06

take control of the house. Here he is.

1:09

if

1:09

we don't engage in impeachment inquiries

1:11

to get the documents and the testimony

1:14

and the information we need, then I believe

1:16

that our voters will feel betrayed, and

1:18

we can do that without the senate

1:20

and without the White House. And that's why it should

1:22

be investigations first policy

1:26

bill making to support the lobbyists

1:29

in the packs as a as a

1:31

far far diminished priority.

1:33

God. Carlos

1:36

Corvello, these people get paid

1:38

six payers of taxpayer money.

1:40

too legislate. And he says, no. Bill

1:42

making to support the Bill making is a diminished

1:45

party. We just need to impeach

1:47

vital for whatever. It doesn't even matter what.

1:49

It doesn't even matter that we have no chance and actually

1:51

convicted him in that innocent. Just do

1:53

it because our base just needs the drugs.

1:56

It it sounds like a crack dealer. Is

1:58

that really what it is

1:59

that they are just performing for

2:02

the most bananas part

2:04

of their base all the time? That's

2:06

what he's doing. I mean, Joy, this is a problem

2:09

for House Republican leadership for two reasons.

2:11

Number one, House Republican leaders

2:13

have told their members to please only

2:15

talk about three issues in the in

2:17

the last few weeks of this campaign. Inflation,

2:20

immigration, and crime. They think those are

2:22

the issues they can ride to victory. Clearly,

2:25

Matt Gays is not following those

2:27

instructions. He's he's in another

2:29

world. Secondly, if

2:31

if Republicans do win a slim majority

2:34

in the House, Kevin McCarthy

2:36

and his lieutenants are going to to

2:38

find a way to

2:39

include Matt Gates in their

2:42

coalition because they're not gonna have many

2:44

votes to spare if he wants to become

2:46

speaker. So This is a big problem

2:48

for Republicans and the the what makes

2:50

a problem even bigger for them is that

2:53

people like mac h really don't care what they

2:55

say. What

2:58

Carlos Carbello has right is

3:00

that I don't care what the leadership

3:03

in Washington think of either party

3:05

if their desire is to go engage

3:08

in some unified effort against

3:10

the American people.

3:11

I know what has been weaponized against the

3:13

American people.

3:15

I've seen it.

3:16

You've seen that I've lived it. And

3:18

I think we have to get to the corrupt

3:20

core of these agencies. And I'm not

3:22

just talking about some of the ones you

3:24

see on the news all the time as we've covered

3:27

on this show, Department of Homeland Security,

3:29

setting up the Ministry of Truth.

3:31

The post office setting up an Internet

3:34

covert operations program, it's all

3:36

part of a unified system that

3:38

subjugates the American And

3:40

I do not believe we should continue

3:42

to authorize that system or

3:44

fund that system. If

3:45

we have to, we should shut it down,

3:48

but at a at a minimum.

3:50

We have

3:50

to open the impeachment inquiries of

3:52

people like Ali Myorges,

3:54

the homeland security secretary, allowing

3:57

our border to function as

3:59

a turn style

3:59

for those who would do our country

4:02

harm. If

4:02

we're not willing to engage in an

4:05

impeachment inquiry at least at the outset,

4:07

then I believe we will have betrayed

4:10

the voters who intend to give

4:12

us power in tens of days following

4:14

the November election. That's my position.

4:16

And you know what, the fundamental premise

4:18

of that position is that Joe Biden

4:21

is not going to sign a

4:23

single piece of

4:25

legislation that we need

4:27

to actually save the country. Maybe

4:29

some stuff that rearranges the deck chairs

4:31

on the Titanic we can agree on. But on

4:33

the core issues driving inflation,

4:36

immigration, crime,

4:39

economic despair,

4:41

weaponization of our government,

4:43

Joe

4:43

Biden is on the other side of the

4:44

House Republicans, at least that's what I hope.

4:47

When we take power, I hope we're not on the same side

4:49

as Joe Biden on those issues. because he's

4:51

put our country in a very perilous

4:53

situation right now. And to get out

4:55

of that situation, he'd rather

4:57

say that Mago Republicans

4:59

are fascists and enemy enemies of

5:01

the state that actually admit

5:03

to his failures and his

5:05

mis misgivings. It's

5:08

really unfortunate we're in this position, but I don't

5:10

believe we get out of it without an aggressive

5:12

oversight agenda. The

5:14

MAGA agenda. is not an

5:16

agenda, please, the lobbyists or

5:18

the packs. The MAGA agenda is an

5:20

investigation's first agenda.

5:23

And it is an agenda that will include

5:25

impeachment. Mark my words. And you know

5:27

what? MyOrcus, you're our lead off

5:29

hitter. So November ninth, we

5:31

ought to be ready to announce that

5:33

impeachment inquiry of my arcus. We

5:35

ought to have the preservation demands ready,

5:37

the subpoenas ready to go, the

5:39

witness lists, I

5:40

know how to prepare for trial.

5:43

And we

5:43

need to be doing a lot more of that

5:45

and a lot less of some of what I'm

5:47

gonna be talking about on the show today.

5:49

We've got a great discussion coming up

5:51

with doctor Sebastian Gorka. We're

5:54

gonna go through some of his

5:56

specific ideas on Hunter Biden

5:58

in a moment. Also, an

6:00

update on what some of House Republican

6:02

leadership is saying about the agenda

6:04

and the policy choices we have to make.

6:07

Donna Brazil making a

6:09

pronouncement about president Trump

6:11

that you will not wanna miss.

6:13

But I I first want to

6:15

take just a moment to let you

6:17

know that while we're here live in

6:19

Washington DC in the Long Worth office

6:21

building at the capital complex, my

6:23

heart is in the Sunshine State as

6:25

a very serious storm is barreling

6:28

down on our people, on our

6:30

fellow Floridians, and it's very

6:32

important to ensure that

6:34

folks have their batteries charged

6:36

up, that you have a way to be able

6:38

to have candle or lighting in the event

6:40

of loss of power, which is an almost

6:43

certainty with a storm of this magnitude,

6:45

and also that you have

6:47

the right way to follow your

6:49

local emergency management system.

6:51

emergency management in Florida is something

6:53

that we are very good at. We have a sophisticated

6:55

system on this. We have people that

6:57

have been trained. We do a great job

6:59

with governor DeSantis and FEMA

7:02

on getting table talk

7:04

exercises ready so

7:06

that we're prepared in the event of this. But

7:08

we always do lose people based on

7:10

a lack of preparation. One thing I just wanna

7:12

say, make sure if you are using a generator

7:14

that you have the proper ventilation that

7:16

is always something that is grave

7:18

concern in the eye of the storm

7:20

and certainly in the immediately immediate

7:22

aftermath as a power is being

7:24

set up. So please keep my

7:26

fellow

7:26

Florida man and Florida woman in your prayers

7:29

in these times because there are a

7:31

lot of folks on the peninsula going through a lot

7:33

and our hearts are are undeniably

7:35

with them. I wanna

7:36

go now to a tweet from the White

7:39

House that referenced me, I'm really

7:41

I'm really liking this new press secretary.

7:43

I gotta tell you, she says after

7:45

seeing that quote of me on war room, which

7:47

it is just delicious that the White

7:49

House press office is sitting around watching

7:51

me and Steve Bannon on war room. You ever

7:53

think that these conversations, that

7:55

these podcasts, that this alternative media

7:57

is not significant in driving the

7:59

action?

7:59

let's go back to this tweet. I'll read it for those

8:02

who are on our on our listening platforms.

8:04

Here's

8:04

the press secretary. It's

8:07

rare we agree with Matt Gates.

8:09

but he's one hundred percent right that

8:11

the House Republican's policy agenda

8:14

is about, quote, helping lobbyists

8:16

and packs close quote, and then

8:18

she goes on to criticize elements of

8:20

this this McCarthy agenda as she

8:22

characterizes it. You know what?

8:24

Neither party should do that. And by the way,

8:26

not for nothing. but Joe Biden

8:28

is running on lobbyist and pack money.

8:31

Like, this wasn't a guy that did what I

8:33

did to forsake that

8:35

You know what? Korean John Pierre, if

8:37

Joe Biden is serious about not

8:39

engaging in the agenda of lobbyists

8:41

and packs, don't you stand

8:43

up at the podium today and say he's done taking

8:45

their money? Or are you

8:47

such a clown and is your

8:49

regime and administration such a

8:51

joke that you would criticize me

8:53

for denouncing lobbyists and

8:55

packs, and then you would

8:57

go and cash their checks you

8:59

send out an instant seer tweet like that.

9:02

Korean Jean Pierre, you are

9:04

nothing but a fraudulent mouthpiece

9:07

you cannot walk into the Oval Office

9:09

today and demand that

9:11

Joe Biden take the vacate's

9:13

position to resist the donations of

9:15

lobbyists and packs. And if you could think you

9:17

could take millions of dollars

9:19

from DC based special interests

9:22

and then go look out at the country

9:24

and say, I'm just regular Joe. I'm Joe from

9:26

Scranton. I'm one of you. We know

9:28

what? Regular Americans don't

9:30

have to take money from lobbyists impacts to

9:32

believe what they believe. They just

9:34

believe it. But you're being

9:36

dog walked by the special interest in

9:38

this town. Everybody knows it. It's why

9:40

you've had massive spending. The lobbyists

9:42

love the spending. because they can deal with

9:44

the inflation. They could just go charge the

9:46

fortune one hundred companies more money. But

9:48

you know who can't deal with it? Those

9:50

who have a forty minute drive to

9:52

work, watching their gas prices

9:54

soar. Those have large families who have to eat enough

9:56

to go to the grocery store. This

9:59

White House is such a joke,

9:59

and the press secretary is actually quite the

10:02

embodiment of that. But

10:04

we don't want to follow in their footsteps.

10:06

We don't wanna see the Republicans become

10:09

a joke like the Democrats.

10:11

Last

10:12

week, House

10:13

minority leader Kevin McCarthy put

10:15

out Republican commitment

10:18

to America. Take a

10:20

listen to Elise

10:22

Stefanik, the Republican conference chair

10:24

DISCUSS IT ON FOX NEW SUNDAY. WHEN

10:27

IT

10:28

COMES TO SUPPORTING OUR LAW ENFORCEMENT

10:30

AND HAVING A NATION THAT SAFE We

10:32

have legislation that will immediately provide

10:35

funding through recruitment and retention

10:37

bonuses to hire an additional two

10:39

hundred thousand police officers across

10:41

this country. Two

10:45

hundred thousand police officers hired

10:48

with the federal tax

10:49

dollar. Now,

10:50

that might

10:51

play well with a focus group

10:54

with like a carefully tested

10:56

message. It may even help when people win

10:58

an election. but I have

11:00

strong concerns about

11:02

addicting local law enforcement to

11:04

the federal dollar. And undeniably,

11:07

That's what elements of even the

11:09

Republican agenda would do. Now

11:11

when House Democrats try to do

11:13

the very same thing, I fought against

11:16

them on the House floor. Take a

11:18

listen to that debate.

11:21

It is head spinning

11:23

that House Democrats cats either want

11:26

to defund the police

11:28

as judiciary member Cory Bush

11:30

does, or they

11:32

want a federal eyes the police. As

11:34

judiciary chairman, Jerry Nadler

11:36

does, and I'm against both,

11:38

here's why. In my

11:40

community, the voters in

11:42

one of the reddest counties in Florida

11:44

voted to raise their own taxes

11:47

to fund school resource

11:49

officers. Protecting our schools

11:51

was that important in we understood that

11:53

that was the responsibility of our

11:55

community. And now

11:57

as places like Detroit

12:00

Chicago, almost every major

12:02

metropolitan area in California, defund

12:04

their police as some virtuous

12:07

signal as some way to sacrifice

12:09

the safety of their constituents

12:11

on the altar of wokism. Now

12:13

they want my Florida constituents

12:15

to subsidize the bad

12:17

decisions that they make at the state and local

12:19

level. Both constitutionalally

12:22

and practically. The police

12:24

power is not a power of the

12:26

federal government. It is a power of our

12:28

state and local governments. And when

12:30

we access entangle ourselves in

12:32

that, we due to law enforcement,

12:34

what we shamefully did to education.

12:36

In our schools all across this land, there

12:38

was innovation creativity,

12:41

school projects, different ways to

12:43

learn. And

12:44

then the

12:45

Republicans and Democrats joined with President

12:47

Bush and passing the no child left behind

12:49

act when we got common core in this theory that we

12:51

had to have every kid on the same page, at

12:53

the same book, on the same day, and we lost what

12:56

was so special about it. We don't

12:58

wanna do that now to law enforcement, but you

13:00

see this entire package of legislation

13:02

today is intended to do just

13:04

that. They don't want to fund the

13:06

police. They want to addict

13:08

the police to the federal

13:10

dollar. And that comes with

13:12

a more efficient way to ensure centralized

13:14

decision making, not the localized

13:16

decision making that our constitution

13:18

promises and that it has offered great

13:20

promise to this country for generations.

13:22

So do not buy this theory

13:24

that this legislation is intended to help

13:26

law enforcement, the best thing we

13:28

could do for law enforcement is

13:30

get out of their way, have their back,

13:32

and call out the politicians like

13:35

those in Congress who keep trying to defund

13:37

the police and devalue the

13:39

commitment they make to our communities. I'll

13:41

yield back. We're

13:44

back live and the

13:45

livestream is going on rumble right

13:48

now. There's the suggestion one

13:50

of our commenters that I should be on every

13:52

committee next Congress. I don't know if I don't

13:54

know if you would want that actually. I think I'm

13:56

a I'm on the committee's I ought to be

13:58

arm services in judiciary, and I have every intention

14:01

to stay on them. And there is also

14:03

criticism from the very same

14:05

commenter, Google sucks

14:07

for YouTube that

14:08

defunding and federalizing creates

14:11

more centralization and control

14:13

of the masses and that we ought to

14:15

resist that centralization. And that

14:17

is the argument that I made on

14:19

the floor of the house that I

14:21

believe criticizes both

14:23

the democrats and and perhaps even some

14:25

elements of a Republican agenda to

14:27

try to centralize decision

14:29

making and control inside the Beltway of

14:31

Washington DC. And maybe I

14:33

hold these views because I'm a

14:35

former state legislator. I spent six

14:37

years in the Florida House of Representatives

14:39

and I saw how in state

14:41

legislatures we can craft

14:43

responsive policies for our

14:45

communities. and we can do so

14:47

without the morass and

14:49

without the one size fits all thinking

14:51

that usually comes out of Washington

14:53

DC. So I'm not for it in education.

14:55

I'm not forward in law enforcement, and I'm

14:58

not forward in prosecutions either.

15:00

One of the elements

15:01

of the Republican agenda released

15:03

by Kevin McCarthy that I do

15:05

not believe is a maga agenda,

15:07

says that we would somehow insert the

15:09

United States Congress into the

15:11

decisions being made by local

15:14

local DMAs to not prosecute

15:16

criminals.

15:16

Now,

15:17

I'm all four. Congress utilizing

15:19

its power over United States

15:22

attorneys because they are tasked with enforcing

15:24

federal law. And so if there are US

15:26

attorneys who have gone rogue

15:28

who won't engage in

15:30

appropriate, prosecutorial discretion,

15:32

then it would be appropriate for us to bring

15:34

them forward and ask questions. But

15:36

your local DA involving

15:39

Congress? Here's the

15:41

thing. As a Florida man, I

15:43

actually don't need Washington

15:45

DC replacing

15:48

Diaz or involving themselves in the selections

15:50

of Diaz in my state. You know

15:51

why? When

15:53

Diaz go woke in Florida?

15:55

my governor removes them. That

15:57

is an explicit

15:59

power of the governor in

16:02

every

16:02

state in in Florida undeniably.

16:05

And so I really think that where

16:07

you can have decisions made closer to the people,

16:09

you need to do that. And just to try

16:11

to, like, fulfill the

16:14

emotions of a focus

16:16

group to kind of throughout these tagline

16:18

policies without bill tax, without

16:20

substance, I don't think it really makes

16:22

us look more credible. I think

16:24

the arguments that I made on the floor are

16:26

far more credible that we wanna empower

16:28

our people and that we wanna stop

16:30

the weaponizing of our government and we

16:32

wanna stop decision making

16:34

being ripped away from

16:35

state legislators who I think have a lot

16:37

of talent and creativity. And I know that because I've

16:39

work with them. I know a lot of the ones we have in Florida right now,

16:41

and they're doing a great job.

16:44

The

16:44

investigations that I'm proposing

16:47

I think at times would emerge

16:49

from some of the committees at times

16:51

would emerge in select

16:53

committees. But

16:55

Democrats right now are pushing a theory of

16:57

the case where you know what?

16:59

Anybody

16:59

can be investigated for anything

17:01

for any reason. Donna Brazil made

17:03

that point on this week with

17:06

George Stefanopoulos. Take a listen

17:08

to this jarring admission about

17:10

the

17:10

left left. You

17:11

know, Donna,

17:12

Chris Christie says this is slowly moving

17:14

away from Donald Trump. And I think I actually agree with

17:16

him, but the polling right

17:18

now is not really showing that showing in among Republican

17:21

voters, he's holding firm. Our poll shows

17:23

him defeating Joe Biden

17:25

in twenty twenty four. Look,

17:28

Donald Trump is his house of

17:30

cards are a a really crumbling

17:32

down. He's on the investigation just about

17:35

every too bad. He's not in We'll put him on the

17:37

investigation just for showing up.

17:39

A lot

17:40

of love

17:40

for the state of Florida

17:43

right now in the live streaming Thank

17:45

you to all who are saying that you're praying for

17:47

the state of Florida. And also a lot of love

17:49

for Alex Jones.

17:51

If been watching what's been happened to Alex Jones in

17:54

the courtroom, it is anti

17:56

American, and I am not

17:58

a spokesperson for Alex

18:01

Jones. He does a fine job of that on his own,

18:03

but I think that to

18:05

strip someone of the ability to present a

18:07

substantive defense in a or it and just

18:09

have a jury and paneled on damages

18:11

while, like, a struggle session emerges

18:14

with the litigants attorney and

18:17

the defendant. it's

18:17

not like stuff I've ever seen before. We

18:20

we we don't have the clip for you,

18:22

but I do appreciate that we have

18:24

commenters that acknowledge that what's

18:26

going on with Alex Jones right now is not

18:28

something that we typically see in the

18:30

American judicial process.

18:32

They'll

18:32

investigate Trump for even stepping foot in

18:34

Louisiana.

18:35

That's

18:36

what Donald Brazil said.

18:39

And You're starting to

18:41

see that manifest. I mean, how many criminal

18:43

investigations right now are

18:45

out there attempting to target

18:47

president Trump, a member of his family,

18:49

a business associate political ally. He

18:52

was such a threat to

18:54

the corrupt power centers in this country

18:56

that they just can't let it

18:58

go. and they're

18:58

afraid we're going to do it

19:01

again and we

19:01

just might have to.

19:03

But before the twenty twenty four election,

19:05

we have critical work to do.

19:07

upon seeing Republicans sworn into the

19:09

congress with the committee gavels, with

19:11

the ability to sense subpoenas and

19:13

engage in investigations. And

19:16

one of the critical questions we have to address is what

19:18

to do about Hunter Biden. I

19:21

believe that Hunter Biden

19:24

opens the door into a wide

19:26

ranging conspiracy that results

19:28

in the Biden family, the

19:30

first family, being compromised,

19:33

specifically by the Chinese

19:34

Communist Party. You

19:36

see it in the

19:37

financial transactions in the

19:40

business records. And so I wanted to

19:42

talk to one of the smartest strategists. I

19:44

know doctor Sebastian Gorka

19:46

about how we would assemble something like

19:48

this. You know, doctor Gorka is

19:50

somebody with extensive experience

19:52

in investigations and in working

19:55

with legislative bodies to root out

19:57

corruption. He was a

19:59

strategist for president

19:59

Trump. He has taught at the

20:02

War College

20:02

at the National Defense University

20:04

has been an adviser, I think, you know,

20:07

informally to a lot of members of

20:09

Congress about committee work, how

20:11

to ask questions, how to frame up

20:13

these issues, and I

20:15

wanted to have a very important conversation

20:17

with doctor Gorka today

20:19

about his

20:20

advice, his

20:23

availability, his interest

20:25

in the work that we have

20:27

ahead investigating

20:28

Hunter Biden. Take a listen

20:30

to that discussion I had with doctor Sebastian

20:32

Gorka just moments ago on the capital

20:34

steps.

20:36

Dr. Gorka, thanks for joining us on the

20:38

hill, meeting with some of our staff, colleagues.

20:41

There's a lot of discussion now about the

20:44

funding bill and the shenanigans

20:46

around Joe Manson's permitting issues,

20:48

but we're here strategizing about

20:50

what Republican control is gonna look like

20:52

in the next congress I got

20:54

a lot of Republicans right now telling me they're afraid

20:56

of any impeachment inquiry. They're

20:58

afraid of some of the aggressive oversight

21:01

tactics that I've been advocating on your show

21:03

and around country. What's your

21:05

message to the Republicans that would say

21:07

let's take control and just try to calm

21:09

the waters? So I I've had

21:11

it with Republicans behaving

21:13

if they're in the minority when they're in

21:15

the minority and behaving as if they're in

21:17

the minority when they're in the majority, that

21:20

has to change. So if there is a clean sweep in

21:22

the midterms, you said it on Maestro

21:25

America first, what, nine months

21:27

ago, every single committee

21:29

of Congress has to become

21:31

a serious oversight body that's

21:33

subpoenas that does investigations. Me,

21:35

I'm just a lowly taxpayer,

21:38

a naturalized citizen. I want to see

21:40

prosecutions. I want to see

21:42

indictments. But let's start with some

21:44

serious oversight. When is Congress actually

21:46

going to do oversight? We have an open

21:48

border. two million illegals, more

21:50

fentanyl in one year killing people than

21:52

we did in ten years in Vietnam. I

21:54

wanna see people go to prison for

21:57

that. but a good start would to be followed to follow Gates'

21:59

plan for serious investigational

22:02

oversight from every stinking committee. And

22:04

we're going to those committees talking to members.

22:06

We're trying to find those

22:08

real strong advocates on each and every committee that

22:10

can pursue that. But then there is this

22:12

Hunter Biden problem because it

22:14

doesn't fit neatly into

22:16

any one committee. So there's been some talk on the

22:19

hill today about what a

22:21

select committee would look like

22:23

to be able to delve into the compromise of the

22:25

first family. And it really goes well beyond Hunter,

22:27

and, you know, you might need some people from the

22:30

Intelligence Committee, foreign affairs, financial

22:33

services judiciary. You might need all those

22:35

areas of expertise. Would

22:37

you wait before setting up

22:39

a Hunter Biden Select Committee? Or do you think

22:41

that should be part of the first

22:43

week of Republican control of the Congress. Day

22:45

one. The day one, there needs to be a

22:47

select committee because as you say, covers so

22:49

many different areas primarily

22:51

national security and corruption.

22:53

So financial, China, Russia, you name

22:55

it. But if you don't start on day

22:57

one, think sends a signal to the people out

22:59

there, including independents and Democrats who

23:02

said they would not have voted for Biden

23:04

had they known about the laptop. If

23:06

you don't start, they won you don't

23:08

look serious. And and I know you've

23:10

got certain issues with leadership,

23:12

especially in the Senate, but you've got to

23:14

show serious intent day

23:16

one. Well, look at that in the house. can do that -- Yes.

23:18

-- we don't need the Senate -- Right. -- for a House select

23:20

committee on Hunter Biden, multi jurisdictional

23:23

subpoena power day one

23:25

obviously has to be vested with that subpoena

23:27

power. And the benchmark seems to be the

23:29

January sixth committee in terms of

23:31

staffing and resources. I mean, you know, the

23:33

January sixth committee is now millions

23:35

and millions of dollars, and they can't

23:37

even convince the democrats in

23:39

congress that no cops were bludgeoned to death

23:41

on January sixth. do you

23:43

think we at model like that j six committee

23:46

and then have some real real real

23:48

strategy as a part of that movement?

23:50

I would say the model is there, the precedence is

23:52

there, the amount of money that you are

23:54

authorized to expand and at the coverage every

23:57

single day. However, Please

23:59

do one thing for me. Don't hire somebody

24:01

from Hollywood to manage it because then it

24:03

looks like you're not serious. Hire people, I don't

24:05

know, with top secret clearances who actually know

24:07

what they're talking about, who can talk in open

24:09

session and behind closed. You've got to doors.

24:11

You've got to do both. But seriously,

24:13

the precedence is set and let's

24:16

tell the truth. That's all you need to do.

24:18

Well, the truth's like a lion. Right? You don't have to

24:20

protect it. You just have to let it free and it'll

24:22

protect itself. but these things have to happen

24:24

now. We cannot start in

24:26

January assembling the

24:28

talent to lead these committees, getting the

24:30

staff in place I'd say in

24:32

the next thirty to forty five days, we need

24:34

to be assembling the staff, preparing

24:36

the draft subpoenas, preparing the

24:39

preservation demands, AND REALLY BUILDING OUT

24:41

THE HUMAN TALENT THAT WE'RE GOING TO NEED

24:43

TO MAKE THE CASE OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE THAT THE

24:45

FIRST FAMILY'S COMPOMISED. Reporter: BUILT

24:47

THE TEAM select the

24:49

experts -- Mhmm. -- select the witnesses

24:51

and also the baskets under which you're

24:53

going to investigate because that that it

24:55

is an endless stream. Just when you've

24:57

got one tail of the

24:59

dragon, there's another one. So whether

25:01

it's ATF abuse, whether

25:03

it's a drug abuse, whether it's China, whether

25:05

it's banking, whether it's Russia, whether it's influence,

25:07

whether it's what what the Biden brothers

25:10

did in Iraq. There's so many

25:12

aspects you've got to decide one

25:14

or two big bomb that are your

25:16

strategic investigative objectives. And

25:18

and like you say, it could it could cover the world. I

25:20

mean, you look at people know about the

25:22

Biden corruption with China, with

25:24

Ukraine. But like you say, Africa,

25:26

the Middle East, it's everywhere. Doctor Gorka,

25:28

thanks for coming on the hill. Sharing your insight

25:30

and counsel with me and with my

25:32

colleagues. Yep. Looking forward to it. God bless.

25:34

It was

25:37

great visiting with doctor Gorka Moments

25:39

ago, Anthony, on Facebook, is

25:41

saying subpoenas day

25:42

one. Well, you know what? If the subpoenas are

25:45

coming day one, we need to start drafting them

25:47

now, getting them ready, and ensuring that we are

25:49

prepared to execute on the

25:51

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