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America, I've been thinking of a number

2:05

of these issues today, the best way to address them.

2:10

And I want to begin with this Manhattan trial. And

2:15

then I want to begin after that with

2:17

Joe Biden at

2:20

the Holocaust Museum and Memorial.

2:25

But first this Manhattan case. And

2:29

by the way as a side note, I

2:31

notice what I post on social media is

2:33

regurgitated on TV so I'm loathe

2:36

sometimes to post it because

2:39

social media is very limiting on how you

2:42

can present information so I can present it.

2:46

But it requires in my view a more

2:49

substantive presentation.

2:54

In the Manhattan case, you're

2:57

seeing the naked use of the criminal

2:59

justice system and judicial system to

3:02

smear, threaten, humiliate, and destroy

3:04

a political opponent of the Democrat Party.

3:08

Indeed, perhaps the most powerful political opponent

3:11

the Democrat Party has ever confronted. Therefore

3:16

tactics of the old Soviet Union in

3:19

the French Revolution must be used to

3:23

one degree or another for the

3:26

actual American justice system won't deliver to

3:28

the Democrats what they demand. The

3:32

elimination of Trump as a candidate or the crippling

3:34

of him to such an extent that

3:36

he cannot win. The

3:41

Democrat Party must be protected

3:43

and empowered at all costs just

3:46

like the Communist Party throughout the last 150 years

3:51

and numerous

3:54

fascistic parties. This

3:57

is a show trial. It's

4:00

not a trial based on western vice

4:03

principals. Including those adopted

4:05

by our founding fathers. It's a trial. Whose

4:09

outcome is preordained. Or

4:11

at least that's the objective. And

4:14

take a strong juri to reject what the

4:16

Democrat party demands of him. As

4:19

always, hope. That. Grave

4:21

damage has been done to a wants treasured

4:23

American System of Justice. This.

4:26

Is the third trial conducted by the New

4:28

York Democrat Party. For. The Benefit

4:31

of the state. And. Several parties.

4:34

Joe Biden Congressional Democrats exaggerate

4:37

is conducted for propaganda purposes.

4:40

For. Political purposes and to make clear

4:43

that anyone who dares to challenge the

4:45

party. And. A fundamental and

4:47

serious way. Will. Be punished.

4:50

Ruins is not destroyed. Simply

4:53

by having to go through such a

4:55

tyrannical process. You.

4:57

Will pay and unimaginable price as will

4:59

your family. Your. Businesses will

5:01

be destroyed and seized from you. Everything

5:04

you build over more than half a

5:06

century will be subjected. To

5:08

the party's wrecking ball. And.

5:11

The fact that there is a presidential

5:13

election is precisely why this case in

5:16

the others must be heard. Now must

5:18

be conducted. By. Democrat prosecutors

5:20

and by Democrat judges under

5:22

the pretext. Of. Unforeseen upholding

5:25

the law laws that have absolutely

5:27

nothing to do with the alleged

5:29

offenses. President

5:32

Trump has been indicted for crimes they

5:34

not exist. And. Have

5:36

not been committed, He's.

5:39

Been subjected to swat teams. And.

5:41

His personal phone records have been

5:43

seized by the government. He was

5:45

denied attorney client privilege normal power

5:47

processes. And protections historically

5:50

afforded former presidents. And

5:53

a list goes on. And

5:55

of course, Democrat party officials operatives. A

5:57

meteor getting. The urge to.

6:00

imprisonment for supposedly violent, outrageously

6:03

unconstitutional gag orders that

6:06

prevent President Trump from defending himself

6:08

against these injustices and abuses, while

6:11

everyone else, including

6:13

prosecution witnesses, are free to

6:15

say whatever they want. And

6:19

the judge is so thoroughly conflicted,

6:21

his refusal to recuse himself underscores how

6:23

corrupt he and his courtroom are. The

6:27

judge allows virtually all information into

6:29

the trial, especially testimony that has absolutely nothing

6:31

to do with the case at all, and

6:34

a case that has nothing to do with anything either. The

6:40

most important way to fix

6:44

this is on November 5th.

6:48

It won't be a permanent fix, but it can be a first

6:51

step. A Trump

6:53

win will demonstrate that even these totalitarian

6:55

tactics will not stop the American people

6:57

from doing what is right. I've

7:05

done a lot of reading, a lot

7:09

of research on

7:12

what it was like to

7:14

be put on trial in various totalitarian

7:16

regimes. It's just like

7:18

this, to

7:23

destroy a person's reputation, to

7:28

bring in whatever information you can, whatever

7:30

witnesses you can, to degrade

7:32

the individual, to smear the individual, to

7:35

libel the individual. There

7:41

are no rules in this courtroom. The

7:46

judge rules with an iron fist, but

7:49

the normal rules that take place in a courtroom,

7:51

rules of evidence, rules

7:54

of witness notice, Rules

7:57

of What crime? you're actually trying to defend

7:59

your. Mine against those rules.

8:02

Don't apply. We've

8:08

actually never witnessed anything like this before.

8:10

Ladies and gentlemen, Never.

8:19

Be criminal justice system. The judicial

8:22

system. In America

8:24

has been destroyed. You

8:29

should have no face it and anymore and

8:31

the judges had themselves the blame. As

8:34

do the prosecutors all over the country. I'd

8:38

only been here. Republican district attorneys are

8:40

attorneys general speaking out. Condemning

8:43

what's taking place, They

8:45

hide in their own jurisdictions behind

8:47

their big desks. They

8:50

don't want anything to do with it. I

8:59

see Republicans: I, Paul Ryan, Chris

9:04

Christie, Said

9:08

the most damn double things. Fairly,

9:12

they can't rise to the moment to defend their

9:15

country. They're

9:17

still caught up in their personal animus. The

9:21

see: Nikki Haley. Few

9:25

months ago, she wouldn't shut the hell up. Now

9:27

she won't speak up. This

9:32

watching is this takes place. Cause

9:36

or moral center isn't a moral center at

9:39

all. She

9:42

wants to be President and she'll walk over

9:44

anybody and do anything. To

9:47

accomplish that, They

9:50

tried to walk through s. This

9:53

is a time right now. That

9:57

determines. Those who say.

10:00

What this country and love it And those who

10:02

doc. Who. Put

10:04

aside their personal pillar of I animus.

10:08

Or want. Is

10:11

more worried about what mine is doing to our country.

10:15

And all the lies. And

10:18

the rest. About Trump.

10:23

We. Had Trump for four years. He didn't do this

10:26

to the judicial system. He didn't

10:28

defies supreme court rulings. He

10:30

didn't defy federal law with open borders,

10:32

student loans, Obama Care for Dhaka and

10:35

a list goes on and on. He

10:37

need not as. He

10:42

was harassed and harangued. Stock.

10:48

From the moment. He decided to

10:50

run for office and one office. The.

10:53

Administrative state rose up. A

10:56

police state, the intelligence state. The.

11:00

Mass of bureaucracy. They rose up. They

11:05

rule the roost. Who is this man? He

11:08

must be destroyed. And. Their work

11:10

with the Democrat Party. A worked

11:12

with the media the leaks. Allies.

11:18

The made in the a day a piece. As

11:20

pressure the United States now once. Now

11:24

they drag out this. This

11:28

porn actor. Who

11:33

had signed a non agreements to been

11:35

paid. At her

11:37

demand. That's

11:41

out the window. She wants more money. They

11:45

put on a spans. Over

11:50

a bookkeeping issue that the trying to

11:53

turn into a federal election so many.

11:59

i was the first the say, I notice I

12:01

do that a lot. As

12:04

the others burp it up today, this

12:06

is a dead case walking. The problem

12:09

is the appeal won't be heard until

12:11

well after the general election. And

12:15

so this isn't about

12:17

the law. This isn't

12:19

about a bookkeeping error. This isn't about

12:21

a federal campaign action in

12:24

which this judge and this

12:26

prosecutor have absolutely no jurisdiction of any

12:28

kind. We also heard a

12:30

legal analyst say today that the

12:35

effort is underscored, Biden's

12:37

role, by the fact that the Department of Justice

12:40

hasn't gone into any court to object to

12:42

the violation of the federal jurisdiction by the

12:44

localities. I think I've been saying that for

12:47

two months here and on TV and beyond.

12:49

It's okay. They're catching on.

12:51

That's good. I

12:54

talked about collateral evidence. The

12:59

decision by the highest court in New York to throw

13:01

out Weinstein's conviction because of

13:04

all the collateral evidence coming in. Now

13:06

that's common, fair by the legal

13:09

analyst and that's good. And

13:15

that's taking place. And

13:18

the judge doesn't care because the judge's mission is

13:20

not to be a judge. The

13:23

judge's mission is as an operative for

13:26

the Democrat Party and

13:28

the Biden reelection campaign. Just

13:32

like a judge in the Soviet Union, judge

13:35

isn't there to follow

13:37

any semblance

13:39

of due process or justice. The judge is

13:41

there to get the job done. The

13:46

conviction. Maybe

13:50

we'll have a courageous juror too. That would

13:52

be great. That does

13:54

not excuse what's taking place. Well,

13:56

the justice system works. No, it doesn't.

13:59

It's broken badly. the Democrats. It's

14:02

not a justice system. Any

14:05

more than you can call what happened during the

14:07

French Revolution a justice system. Any more than you

14:09

can call what Stalin did to his political opponents

14:12

a justice system. You

14:18

ever hear of Eugene Debs, Mr. Bedouin? You've

14:21

heard me talk about him a little bit. He

14:26

was a radical socialist and

14:31

he was given a hell of a time to

14:33

Woodrow Wilson. Of course was

14:36

a radical socialist and

14:38

a racist. Democrats. And

14:44

so he got Congress to pass.

14:46

You may be familiar with this, ladies

14:49

and gentlemen, 1917, the

14:52

Espionage Act. A

14:54

very broad act intended

14:57

to silence opponents

15:00

to Wilson and his entry into World

15:02

War One. Eugene

15:08

Debs was an opponent. He was an

15:11

isolationist. Our

15:14

entrance into World War One.

15:16

He's also a presidential

15:18

candidate in multiple election cycles.

15:25

But Woodrow Wilson couldn't afford

15:28

to lose a couple percentage of the vote. I

15:32

mean his first election he won because

15:36

the Republican Party was split between

15:39

Theodore Roosevelt and Howard Taft

15:42

and he snuck through. And

15:45

he didn't want any problems this time around. He

15:48

was a minority president in terms of the vote

15:50

numbers and he wanted to be a

15:52

majority president. And

15:54

he wanted to ensure his reelection. So

16:00

he sent out the federal federales

16:02

I guess to

16:05

arrest To

16:07

listen And

16:12

he ran for president still They

16:15

dibs from prison from

16:18

federal prison, I think he got two or three

16:20

percent of the vote If

16:23

you think the Democrat Party is beyond this you're dead

16:25

wrong If you think

16:28

the American media are beyond this you're dead wrong We

16:33

live in a country where we have a monopoly

16:35

party that pushes the agenda the Democrat Party whether

16:37

or not they're elected They

16:40

own the culture the colleges and the universities in

16:43

the media they own Hollywood

16:45

and They

16:47

have no intention of going into

16:50

the night quietly and the greatest threat

16:52

they face or maybe have ever faced Is

16:55

Donald J. Trump? I'll

16:58

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20:16

A couple of

20:20

years back when Joe Biden decided to

20:22

run for president, there was

20:24

an article that appeared. It

20:26

was in 2020. And

20:30

it was written

20:32

by a journalist who had followed Biden

20:35

for much, if not most, of his political

20:37

career. And

20:41

among other things, she

20:44

interviewed a former senior staffer

20:46

to Biden, who

20:50

dealt with, among other things, foreign policy

20:52

and matters related to Israel. And

20:59

I read that to you several months ago. And

21:04

what this former Biden senate staffer said

21:06

is, Joe Biden

21:11

says he supports Israel, says

21:17

he would defend

21:19

Israel to the end, but

21:23

those are only words intended to get

21:25

the Jewish vote. Those

21:30

were only words intended to get the Jewish vote. Joe

21:37

Biden made statements soon

21:40

after October 7th, flew to Israel,

21:45

assuring the Israelis, the

21:48

Jews there, the government

21:50

there, the Prime Minister Netanyahu, that he had

21:52

their backs, that

21:55

there was no space between

21:57

them and the Jews. that

22:00

he would do everything and anything

22:02

to support Israel. And

22:12

that's never been Joe Biden's actual position, whether it

22:14

was Malak and Begin, Netanyahu,

22:18

or anybody in between. Since

22:24

then, he and

22:27

his State Department have conducted war

22:30

crimes investigations against Israel. They've worked with

22:32

radical left-wing groups we now know. Emails

22:36

have appeared, thanks to Free Beacon. To

22:42

subject and target Jews who

22:44

live in Judea and Samaria, which Biden wants

22:46

to give to the Palestinians, to

22:49

all kinds of abuses of power and

22:51

civil rights abuses by our own State

22:53

Department, targeting them, punishing

22:57

them in another country. He

23:03

has both privately and publicly condemned

23:05

the elected Israeli government.

23:10

He has, and his staff, worked with

23:14

radicals in Israel

23:16

to try and overthrow that government. He's

23:19

worked with Democrats in our country, including

23:22

Schumer, among others, calling

23:24

for the ouster of the Prime Minister of Israel. This is

23:27

in the face of a war. That

23:30

the terrorists started and always start. He

23:36

hasn't once spoken about the brave young

23:38

people in the IDF, the

23:41

vast majority of whom are

23:43

not regular army. They're

23:45

shopkeepers. They're

23:48

salesmen. They're

23:52

IT workers. They're plumbers.

23:54

They're truck drivers. They

23:57

have families. And

24:00

every day you see the beautiful faces

24:02

of these young men Who

24:08

called up to defend their

24:11

people their country Who've

24:14

been killed not once has he ever

24:16

talked about them not

24:18

once Any

24:22

more than he's ever talked about the three American

24:24

soldiers who were killed by Iran So

24:34

he gives his speech today on the Holocaust

24:36

remembrance It's

24:39

a well-written speech People

24:45

have been wondering where the hell is he would

24:47

seem to me if you're speaking from your heart and your

24:49

soul You're speaking from a moral

24:51

conscience You

24:55

would have said the things that were written for

24:57

you today a long time ago But

25:02

he didn't and he wouldn't He

25:08

kept drawing a moral equivalency between the

25:12

virulent Rabbit

25:15

Jew hatred and anti-semitism on our college

25:17

campuses and in our media funded

25:20

by his party funded

25:22

by Hamas funded by Communist

25:24

China funded by Qatar And

25:28

even today He

25:32

did little to direct The

25:36

gun put an end to it He

25:40

didn't send in the US Marshals As

25:46

our buddy Leo Terrell suggested last week To

25:50

ensure the Jewish kids could go to class so the

25:52

graduation could happen for all kids he didn't do any

25:54

of that He

25:58

didn't denounce Soros, Pritzker,

26:04

the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, to

26:09

stop paying for

26:11

the Jew hatred and even more broadly the hatred

26:14

of our own country, the burning of our flag

26:16

that's going on on our college campuses now. None

26:18

of that happened. Biden

26:23

did what he feels he needed to do

26:26

to shore up his Jewish liberal

26:28

voters. And it'll work for

26:30

them because

26:33

they don't live in Israel, because

26:38

their children and grandchildren aren't fighting the enemy over

26:40

there. They

26:45

don't have to live with the consequences of the

26:47

Biden administration blocking and

26:50

slow-walking key munitions that

26:53

the Israelis need to finish off Hamas. And

26:57

as a footnote, since I was the first

26:59

to bring it up, my buddy Higgins reminded

27:02

me of it in an email. He's

27:10

in violation of the Impalment Act. And

27:12

hence the Constitution. The

27:15

monies were approved by Congress, signed by

27:17

Biden, and now he's sitting on it.

27:21

President doesn't have that power. Not

27:24

anymore. Nixon tried. It's

27:26

one of the reasons they sought to impeach him. The

27:34

things he says about

27:37

Israel's war tactics, it's not just an

27:39

attack on Netanyahu, it's an attack on

27:41

the Israeli people, the Jewish

27:44

people of Israel. You

27:46

heard Nora O'Donnell regurgitate it Sunday. I

27:49

played it for you yesterday. The indiscriminate

27:51

bombing. If Israel wanted

27:53

to wipe guys off the face of the earth, it could

27:55

do so with one or two booms. But it doesn't, does

27:57

it? No,

28:02

it doesn't. And

28:07

why does this administration and

28:09

their media hacks and thugs keep

28:11

regurgitating Hamas information?

28:15

Hamas statistics. Because

28:22

they hate Israel. That's

28:26

why. This administration is

28:29

the most anti-Israel, anti-Semitic

28:31

administration, perhaps

28:34

ever. Certainly

28:38

in recent times. Job

28:44

gave that speech because

28:47

that staffer of his was right. He

28:53

doesn't want to lose the votes of liberal Jews. Joe

28:59

Biden talks up Islamophobia

29:03

and trashes the Jewish state because he doesn't want

29:05

to lose the vote of

29:08

the Hitler Youth. And

29:14

Muslims in places like

29:16

Dearbornistan and imams

29:20

in Virginia, New

29:22

Jersey, California,

29:24

and elsewhere were

29:28

preaching the evisceration of the Jews. So

29:35

finally, they say, Biden spoke out definitively

29:41

on a Holocaust Remembrance Day. It's actually a

29:43

week, but that's okay. As

29:49

he puts his foot on

29:52

the throat of Israel,

29:56

Israel won the victory. Biden

29:59

won. surrendering capitulation. It's

30:03

what he did in Afghanistan. Quite frankly, that's what

30:05

he's doing to the Ukrainians, whether

30:08

many of you understand that or not. But

30:11

that's what he's doing. I

30:14

don't care how many damn speeches he gives. I don't care

30:16

where he gives them. I don't care who wrote them. That

30:21

old line, action speaks louder than words. Well,

30:26

his actions, constantly

30:29

undermining the leadership in Israel, constantly

30:31

undermining the military in Israel, constantly

30:34

leaking to

30:36

a backstabbing Israeli reporter, Barack

30:41

Ravid over at Axios, another

30:44

self-hater, constantly leaking

30:46

to their buddy Thomas Friedman, who despises

30:48

the state of Israel and

30:51

Netanyahu, does

30:55

nothing to stop Iran

30:59

from funding terrorists that

31:01

surround the state of Israel. In fact, he

31:04

funds Iran so they can. And

31:09

he funded October 7. Donald

31:14

Trump, who they seek to put in prison the

31:16

rest of his life, Netanyahu, who they seek to

31:18

dethrone, who

31:20

was Donald Trump, who

31:24

used economic, trade, and

31:28

other tactics to strangle Iran, that

31:32

people of Iran, excuse me, they're

31:34

not Arabs, they're Persians. They

31:38

hate this government. I

31:41

read to you some of the human rights abuses of

31:43

Iran. Have

31:47

they slaughtered their own people, tortured their own people,

31:49

raped their own people, spy

31:52

on their own people, monitored their own people,

31:55

Both in Iran and overseas? Biden.

32:03

Gave. Them Sustenance sustenance. He

32:05

gave them the ability to

32:07

buy weapons. The

32:10

fun Hamas which is exactly what they did

32:12

on the October Seven attack. He takes no

32:15

responsibility for. Two

32:20

things are missing from Fine speech when

32:22

I already addressed a list of what

32:24

it is. That

32:26

I set up a programmer I did a

32:29

list of specific actions at this government would

32:31

take. And

32:37

in addition to acknowledging would take place

32:39

in a country apologizing for his role.

32:42

And gas lighting. It. With.

32:45

A horrendous Things he has said about

32:47

the State of Israel about the government

32:49

of Israel, but the military in Israel.

32:52

For. Staying with the. Terrorist

32:54

little bastard from Jordan. With

32:58

his friends a Qatar that fun

33:00

Hamas and protect Hamas. The.

33:03

Billions. It. There

33:06

were given to Iran that flowed into a ran.

33:10

The selling oil as a communist chinese

33:12

who turn are enemy. An

33:15

apology. Is

33:19

where Joe Biden? Oh on this

33:21

Holocaust Remembrance Day. For

33:27

his treatment as. Prime.

33:30

Minister have been awesome bag and

33:32

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of. But

33:36

no, To be celebrated.

33:40

Not by me. They

33:44

say the proof is in the pudding. Actions

33:47

speak louder than words. Pick up any one

33:49

of those. Old,

33:52

worn, Statements

33:55

because they apply. As.

34:00

Speak. More. To the

34:02

point as he spoke. At.

34:04

The Holocaust Mint is a memorial.

34:10

His orders one out. To.

34:13

Stop munitions from flowing to the

34:15

state of Israel. To.

34:17

The Jewish People. Could.

34:20

Destroy once and for more. Off. A

34:23

terrorist organization that was founded by the Muslim

34:25

Brotherhood for the purpose. Of.

34:28

Murdering every single do not just in

34:30

the Middle East, but around the world.

34:32

And. Overthrowing our country, I'll

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35:56

ironclad support while he's blocking

35:58

innocence and. The

36:01

Democrat Party has a tough, you

36:05

know, high-wire act here. They have

36:07

to really walk the line. I keep hearing

36:09

reporters say, yeah, because they are morally bankrupt,

36:14

and they'll do anything for votes. And

36:17

President Trump steal elections? Oh, yeah.

36:22

Change the electoral process. And

36:27

they don't want peace in the Middle East. Peace

36:32

in the Middle East is defeating the terrorists. They

36:39

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36:42

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36:47

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36:58

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37:00

win this election, Mr. Redouce? Easy

37:03

one. Easy

37:07

one. And

37:12

that's the truth. But

37:16

what's going on in our country, in this courtroom, should

37:21

disgust you. It should upset you. Our

37:28

legal system has turned into a criminalization

37:31

system, the criminalization of politics.

37:37

It's not a justice system. It's a legal system. I

37:42

mean, every society, communist,

37:45

fascist, have legal systems. But

37:49

we have one too. But

37:51

in the state of New York, it's not a justice system.

37:55

It's a legal system

37:57

that is used by a one-party state. to

38:00

deliver for their

38:02

Democrat president, their Democrat Congress. That's

38:06

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38:53

as I think about it Mr. Producer, Stormy

38:55

Daniels in that courtroom is perfect because

38:59

it fits into the legal pornography that's

39:01

taking place in my courtroom. Don't

39:06

you think? Yeah.

39:10

I think so.

39:12

You know. Anyway,

39:16

we move on. It's hard to move

39:18

on because this stuff is so disgusting. It's

39:21

happening to our country. So appalling. Do

39:25

you want to hear what Biden said at the Holocaust

39:28

Museum? You can go online and listen. And

39:31

I want you to hear what the speaker of the house Mike

39:34

Johnson had to say on the

39:38

Holocaust Remembrance Ceremony

39:40

today. Cut four. Go.

39:43

We did that together. And we did it because it was the right thing

39:45

to do. We did it to help Israel

39:47

protect its borders, to fend off threats from

39:49

Iran and Hamas and Hezbollah and all the

39:51

proxies. I was proud

39:54

to pass that package after months of

39:56

conversations with Prime Minister Netanyahu, with

39:59

the ambassadors and... and all the people there

40:01

who are trying to defend their nation against

40:03

the threats that are facing them. And

40:06

now I think it's very important that

40:08

we deliver that critical assistance without any delay

40:10

at all. Apparently

40:14

I need to repeat myself on something that I

40:16

said yesterday, so I will repeat it today. In

40:25

a constitutional republic, one

40:33

member of the

40:35

legislature, or

40:37

in this case our Congress, the

40:39

House of Representatives, ought

40:43

not have the power to

40:48

force a vote on

40:51

whether the leader of that body stays

40:54

or goes. Under

40:58

what form

41:00

of constitutional republicanism, as a matter of

41:02

fact, under what form

41:04

of parliamentary democracy? Under

41:08

what form of any free

41:11

or relatively free governmental system?

41:14

There's one person who

41:18

represents seven or eight hundred thousand constituents, maybe

41:20

not all of them, but let's pretend they

41:22

do, wield

41:25

that kind of power. It's

41:29

a rule that

41:32

the Republicans, some of them, forced on

41:34

Kevin McCarthy. It's

41:40

a rule. It's not

41:42

the Constitution. It's not

41:45

a founding principle. It doesn't come from the

41:47

Magna Carta. And

41:51

it's anti-Republicanism, it's

41:54

anti-constitutionalism, and it's anti-democracy.

41:56

I'm anti-pure democracy because

41:59

mobocracy. It's as dangerous

42:01

as fascism, but we'll put that aside for now.

42:05

We have the best system of government. The problem is we

42:07

don't have the best people who are running it. But

42:12

I want to be clear. Those

42:15

who support what

42:18

Mar...what the hell is your name? Marjorie

42:21

Teller Greene is doing a GOSAR

42:24

and Massey. They're not

42:27

constitutionalists. They're not conservatives. They're

42:29

not little D Democrats because

42:32

they support this rule that allows one

42:35

member, maybe three, to

42:41

force a vote where there's

42:43

a one-vote majority among the

42:45

Republicans. To force a

42:48

vote on whether the speaker stays or goes.

42:51

I am sick and tired of these drama queens.

42:53

I am sick and tired of this

42:56

performance art. These guys get

42:58

nothing done. They

43:01

talk about shutting down the government. What's

43:03

their strategy? They talk about

43:05

securing the border. What's their strategy? How?

43:09

When? Where? They don't have

43:11

the votes. Let's hear it. Lay it out. I'll

43:14

read it on the air. Now, it's

43:16

one thing to push for these things, and I agree with

43:18

that. Push. Push

43:20

hard. We've been doing that here on this program

43:23

before any one of the members, any one of

43:25

them, was ever elected

43:27

to the House of Representatives or the Senate. We've

43:31

led these battles with Levin

43:34

Surges. Many of these people got elected with our

43:36

help. The

43:38

point is when

43:40

one member has

43:42

the power to

43:45

call for a vote of essentially no confidence,

43:49

that's not representative government.

43:51

He doesn't represent anybody

43:56

but our own district. Is that? So

44:04

if you're a constitutionalist, if

44:09

you're a real

44:11

conservative, you

44:13

should object to this rule. This

44:19

rule gives power to

44:23

people who in many respects support

44:28

anarchy. They think anarchy is a program.

44:31

They think anarchy will carry the day and

44:33

get us what we want. Anarchy

44:36

and chaos. I'll tell you what will

44:38

get us. Minority status in the House of Representatives.

44:44

They're not the true believers. They're not pure than

44:46

we are. In

44:49

fact, they're not true believers at all. They

44:57

draw attention to themselves. They're good at that. They

45:03

beat their chest about what everybody else should do. They're

45:05

good at that. But

45:08

they don't know how to lead. They're

45:11

not statesmen. And

45:15

you can believe whatever you want to believe. You

45:19

go to the floor and scream until your eyes pop

45:21

out of your head and blood pops out of your

45:23

ears. You

45:26

can go on my beloved Fox or talk radio

45:28

and say whatever you want to say. But the

45:30

fact is, you're

45:32

not doing anything. You're

45:38

not moving the needle. You're not

45:40

even building a movement. So

45:45

of course I oppose the

45:47

effort to depose the speaker.

45:50

And as I asked when it came to Kevin

45:52

McCarthy and Alaska Gantt and replace him with who

45:54

exactly? A

46:01

relative minority among the republicans don't get

46:03

to choose the speaker. They're not going

46:05

to be able to choose the speakers.

46:07

And then I love this slice. He's

46:09

gonna have that democrats roll from an

46:11

order to keep his job. Will.

46:17

They needed democrats to vote against Kevin

46:19

Mccarthy in order he get rid of

46:21

them, and that didn't seem bother many

46:23

the same people. When.

46:26

They enlisted the democrats. To

46:29

remove Mccarthy. Sauce

46:31

and only to hear the B S.

46:34

The. Incoherence. I

46:41

remember when Reagan. Was.

46:43

Running in the Republican primary. This

46:47

to conserve. As he challenged the establishment,

46:49

he fought the established many always one

46:52

enormous won the nomination and seventy six.

46:56

And he runs. And nineteen eighty. And

46:59

yet still some republic challenged. They

47:02

said he wasn't conservative enough. They

47:10

said his record as governor wasn't good enough.

47:13

They they had supported the bill

47:15

wanna. Mother's.

47:17

House on abortion that even he admitted

47:19

was wrong and they go over there

47:21

have regen wasn't good enough. Nobody's

47:26

ever good enough. Now

47:32

we know who the bad Republicans are. The

47:35

Romney's. The.

47:37

Collins's The Murkowski is this a long

47:39

list in the House and the So.

47:43

I got. The right. And

47:48

where possible we should try to. This

47:51

eat them. When

47:54

I started endorsing candidates over twenty

47:56

years ago. On. conservative

47:58

talk radio Nobody. I

48:01

repeat, nobody in

48:03

syndicated conservative talk radio was doing it.

48:05

Nobody. You just didn't do it. But

48:08

I did it. And I did

48:10

it a lot. Ask

48:12

Marco Rubio, who won't come on the

48:14

program. Ask Ted Cruz. Ask Mike Lee.

48:16

Even ask Rand Paul. Ask them. We

48:20

won some and we lost some. The

48:24

Tea Party. The

48:27

most important show, the most important book,

48:29

Liberty and Tyranny. And

48:33

the Tea Party were one and the same. I

48:37

got it. I understand. When

48:41

I was a young man, I mean young. We

48:46

took on Bush. We

48:48

took on, we

48:51

called the state, the state animal, the rhinos

48:53

in Pennsylvania. We fought them. We fought them

48:55

hard. We organized

48:57

against them. Organized.

49:01

In the trenches, in the streets. And

49:04

we eventually defeated them. Reagan

49:06

got the nomination. I

49:09

don't see this here. With

49:11

the power, because you get one vote

49:13

under a preposterous rule. But

49:20

don't worry. You know, we'll take out this

49:22

guy, Johnson. And then there'll

49:24

be another one. And then we'll, we insist

49:26

that rule stays so we can take the next one out.

49:28

No one after that, no one after that. Oh, that's great.

49:34

I have a better idea. If you really feel this way, why

49:38

don't some of these people get off their asses every

49:42

weekend and

49:44

campaign in districts that

49:46

have these rhinos but where a conservative can actually win. So

49:50

if you're going to take a district that's 20

49:52

points Biden, and we have a

49:54

Republican in that district, would it be stupid to take

49:57

out the Republican, Mr. Producer? Now

50:04

there are occasions when you need to, don't get me wrong.

50:07

If they're constantly undermining your party or

50:09

underpining conservatism, I got it.

50:12

But because you disagree with them on half a dozen votes,

50:14

then I don't get it. I

50:19

forget which one it was who said there's

50:21

really no difference between Hakeem Jeffries and Mike

50:23

Johnson. I thought, now

50:26

how stupid is that, Mr. President? Who

50:29

was it, Boebert? I don't remember, Boebert? Really?

50:34

There's no difference between the two. I

50:38

can give you a thousand differences. But

50:41

why do I have to explain it? You know,

50:43

the American people, the differences. The

50:45

Democrat Party is the enemy. The Democrat

50:48

Party hates America. If they

50:50

control the House, the Senate, and the presidency,

50:52

it is over. It is over, over, over.

50:55

You can have as many

50:57

rules as you want in the House of

50:59

Representatives, many speeches on the floor as

51:01

you want, many appearances on this show

51:03

and Fox and the rest as you

51:05

want. Now the country's panic. If

51:12

I saw actual plans

51:17

and they could be explained on

51:20

this program or

51:22

any program, I'm

51:26

all in. But there aren't any. There

51:30

aren't any. Zero.

51:35

Other than if the leadership would just listen to me.

51:38

Oh, okay.

51:40

But that's not leadership. That's not leadership would

51:42

just listen to me. You've

51:48

got to deal with numbers. You've

51:52

got to be able to persuade people. That's the whole

51:54

point of the speech and debate

51:56

clause. You've

52:00

got to go out in the trenches and

52:04

take on individuals who you think

52:06

are actually harming the mission. But

52:11

don't play games with us with the Washington

52:14

bull crap and the bureaucracy. We got

52:16

this rule. We're going to ask you this. Oh,

52:19

good for you. Fantastic. They're going to

52:21

trigger the rule. There's going to be another vote. People

52:24

who are not as engaged as we are are going

52:26

to look at this and say, these bastards, I'm so

52:28

sick of it, inflation's through the roof, and

52:30

on and on and on. You

52:36

know, there are people who have ideas that

52:41

are the greatest ideas imaginable, but they never do

52:43

anything with them. Have you met people like

52:45

that, Rich? I

52:48

have a great idea for this. If only people would

52:50

listen to me. I have a great idea for that.

52:52

If only people would adopt it. Aren't

52:54

you sick of hearing people like that? Because

52:56

those are people who are losers. Losers?

53:07

They're not doers. They're not leaders. They're not

53:09

statesmen. I'm not picking

53:11

on any one individual. I'm

53:13

talking generally. You can fill

53:15

in the blank if you choose to. I

53:21

don't agree with everything that Republicans

53:24

do, Republican leadership does,

53:26

conservatives do, any

53:30

more than Scalia and Clarence

53:32

Thomas always agreed. They didn't always agree,

53:34

but they approached the problem the same

53:36

way, relatively so.

53:40

And sometimes they came up with different results. Oh,

53:46

that's the way it's supposed to

53:48

be. That's

53:52

the way it is.

53:56

So supporting this effort is not supporting

53:58

the Constitution. supporting conservatism.

54:02

It's not supporting MAGA. It's not

54:04

supporting anything. It's not supporting Trump.

54:06

Trump opposes this. He

54:09

told, what's her name? MTG.

54:11

He said, get over it, move on. That's what

54:13

he said. What

54:17

I'm saying is they'll

54:19

do what they want to do, but

54:21

don't wrap it in constitutionalism and conservatism

54:23

and Americanism, that is BS. You

54:27

got to rule change by holding a gun to

54:29

give a McCarthy's head. Where

54:32

one bastard can stand up, whoever it

54:34

is, whether it's Democrat or Republican, call

54:38

for a vote on the speaker. And

54:42

that is not representative government.

54:47

And I can promise

54:49

you that the father of

54:51

constitution Madison would

54:55

never have supported that I

54:59

could promise you. One of

55:01

the greatest Patriots of all time. George

55:03

Mason would not have supported that. None

55:09

of them would have supported it because

55:12

they would have called it the tyranny of one. He

55:17

didn't believe in that. Neither do I. We're right back.

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56:27

here's the admiral John Curb who's not

56:30

really an admiral in any serious sense

56:32

of the word. Sort of dumb down

56:34

what it means to be an admiral

56:36

quite frankly. But he

56:38

is a top notch propagandist. Cut

56:41

one, go. The U.S. has

56:43

Israel's intention to eliminate Hamas. We of

56:45

course back there, right

56:48

responsibility to go after the Hamas threat to eliminate

56:50

that threat. Now look, Jackie, I've said many times

56:52

here, you're not going

56:54

to eliminate an ideology through military operations.

56:57

Let's stop right

56:59

there. This is

57:01

an admiral? It's

57:04

an admiral? When

57:07

we eliminated the Third Reich,

57:09

we eliminated an ideology in Germany.

57:14

When we dropped two atomic bombs,

57:16

we eliminated an ideology in

57:18

Japan, imperial Japan. And

57:22

when we defeated fascism in Italy,

57:24

we defeated an ideology in Italy.

57:28

I don't know what the hell this guy's talking about.

57:31

It's a talking point that they always say, you're not

57:33

going to defeat an ideology. That

57:35

means you need to appease the Islamist

57:37

terrorists. That's their point because you

57:39

can't defeat them. I'm sure you can defeat

57:41

them. They've been

57:44

defeated throughout history, and

57:46

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sixty my microphone. And

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The. First. time I saw this was in Just

1:00:01

the News by our friend John Solomon. In

1:00:06

a stunning admission, special counsel Jack Smith's

1:00:08

team is admitting that

1:00:10

key evidence in former President Trump's

1:00:12

classified documents criminal case was altered

1:00:14

or manipulated since it was seized

1:00:16

by the FBI and

1:00:18

the prosecutors misled the court about it for a period

1:00:20

of time. The

1:00:24

Eagle experts told Just the News the revelation

1:00:26

could prove to be a serious problem for

1:00:29

prosecutors in a violation of court rules to

1:00:31

preserve evidence in the state.

1:00:33

It was seized and a

1:00:35

new filing Smith's team said that the

1:00:37

order of documents in some of the boxes

1:00:40

of memos that was seized

1:00:42

by the FBI swap team from

1:00:44

Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate was

1:00:46

altered or jumbled leaving

1:00:49

two different chronologies one

1:00:51

that was digitally scanned and another the

1:00:53

physical order in the boxes. Quote,

1:01:00

since the boxes were seized and

1:01:02

stored appropriate personnel have

1:01:04

had access to the boxes for

1:01:06

several reasons including to comply with

1:01:09

orders issued by this court the

1:01:11

civil proceedings noted above for investigative

1:01:13

purposes and to facilitate the

1:01:16

defendants review of the boxes. Oh

1:01:21

you see Mr. Producer the generosity

1:01:26

and the the

1:01:28

kindness of the prosecutor sharing

1:01:31

documents with the defense and

1:01:34

other litigants is what

1:01:36

really led to this not the mishandling of the

1:01:38

documents. There

1:01:41

are some boxes where the order of items

1:01:43

within that box is not the same as

1:01:45

the associated scans the prosecutors wrote. Smith's

1:01:49

team in a footnote also conceded and had

1:01:51

misled the court about the problem by previously

1:01:54

declaring that the evidence had remaining the exact

1:01:56

state it had been seized. Quote, the

1:01:59

government acknowledges that this is inconsistent with

1:02:02

what the government counseled previously understood

1:02:04

and represented to the court. So my

1:02:07

questions are multi-fold, having

1:02:09

lived in this world before.

1:02:11

It's really on both sides. Here's

1:02:16

the thing, America, you have a special

1:02:18

counsel. His entire focus is

1:02:20

on Donald Trump. It's not on

1:02:24

an office like a U.S. Attorney's Office and

1:02:26

may have hundreds of ongoing cases, civil and

1:02:28

criminal, but no. This

1:02:30

is his only focus. The

1:02:34

so-called January 6 case and the documents case.

1:02:38

His access to the most

1:02:41

experienced investigators, IT

1:02:45

teams that are used to organizing,

1:02:49

providing batch numbers, it's an old phrase but it works

1:02:52

for me and so forth and so

1:02:54

on, these documents in

1:02:58

a way that they won't be jumbled, in a way they

1:03:00

won't be, their order

1:03:02

won't be changed. And

1:03:05

that's all these people do. You have

1:03:07

massive cases that are brought in the Civil

1:03:09

Division of the Justice Department, the Antitrust Division

1:03:11

of the Justice Department. I'll give you a

1:03:13

perfect example. When

1:03:17

I was Chief of Staff to Attorney General Meese, we

1:03:22

had two massive investigations going on

1:03:25

against him by two

1:03:29

rotten independent counsel. There

1:03:34

were literally tens of

1:03:37

thousands of documents involved in their

1:03:39

document requests. Now

1:03:43

I was the point man, Mr. Peduzzi. If

1:03:48

this didn't go off right, they might

1:03:51

indict me for obstruction or tampering with

1:03:53

evidence. You understand? That's how dangerous

1:03:56

this situation was because these

1:03:58

two offices of independent counsel, in the council were

1:04:02

vicious, just like Jack Smith. So

1:04:05

what did I do? I

1:04:09

brought in the two experts out of the

1:04:11

Civil Division and the Antitrust Division, who had

1:04:13

handled the

1:04:16

production of documents, the

1:04:19

secretion of documents, the preservation of

1:04:21

documents. I

1:04:23

put them temporarily on my team in

1:04:25

the Chief's Staff's Office. And

1:04:28

they wrote up an entire blueprint on

1:04:30

how we're supposed to handle this. What

1:04:33

else did I do? I

1:04:36

called in the head of security, former CIA guy, who

1:04:38

was a buddy of ours. And

1:04:41

I said, we have a skiff in the basement. He said, yes.

1:04:44

And this skiff is like, if you go into a bank

1:04:46

and you see the vault with the big door, just like

1:04:48

that, except much bigger. I

1:04:52

said, these need to be protected. And

1:04:55

anybody who comes close to them, we

1:04:58

need to have a video camera. And we need

1:05:00

to have sign in, sign out. He said, don't worry.

1:05:02

We'll take care of it. And

1:05:08

many other things. As

1:05:10

Chief of Staff, I appointed a deputy Chief of

1:05:12

Staff. I would oversee this and report to me

1:05:16

twice a day. But

1:05:20

report to the attorney general. Keep

1:05:23

in mind, I

1:05:26

wasn't a criminal prosecutor. Not

1:05:30

in the US attorney's office, not in the criminal

1:05:32

division. We are responding to

1:05:35

document requests by

1:05:37

two independent counsel who are effectively

1:05:39

roving US attorneys with

1:05:42

all kinds of resources and personnel and so

1:05:44

forth. Now,

1:05:50

let's circle back. Jack

1:05:53

Smith has all the power. He

1:05:55

has all the resources of the federal government, including

1:05:57

the Department of Justice. much

1:06:00

any experts that he

1:06:02

wants, IT experts, security experts, investigative

1:06:06

experts. This

1:06:08

is the number one case in America. The

1:06:12

implications for the country and our Constitution

1:06:15

are enormous, enormous. So in any

1:06:19

given criminal case, the government, whether it's the feds, the

1:06:24

state, locals, whatever it is, they

1:06:27

have an enormous responsibility to ensure

1:06:29

that those documents are

1:06:31

treated in a pristine manner, that you know

1:06:34

who's dealt with them, who's

1:06:36

handled them. Usually,

1:06:40

if it's of a matter of classified information and

1:06:42

so forth, people

1:06:45

need to be specifically cleared to have

1:06:47

access to those documents. It's

1:06:50

not a big world, it's a relatively small world of

1:06:52

people who can. So how the

1:06:54

hell did this

1:06:57

happen, Mr. Producer? And he slips in

1:07:02

in a footnote? Number one, they lied to the court. Well, Mark,

1:07:11

it wasn't intentional. I don't care. They made a

1:07:13

representation to the court that was false. Now,

1:07:16

how do you make a mistake when you're making a

1:07:18

representation to the court about

1:07:21

the documents you have in a documents case? How

1:07:26

the hell did that happen? How do you make

1:07:29

a representation to the court

1:07:31

about something so serious? You need to make sure the

1:07:35

representation is accurate. So why

1:07:40

did you tell the court? Because it's not a bad thing.

1:07:43

It's a bad thing. It's a bad thing. It's a bad thing. It's a bad thing.

1:07:45

It's a bad

1:07:49

thing. How did that happen? Nothing, nothing. Don't

1:07:52

kill somebody or anything. Okay,

1:07:59

outstanding. court. And

1:08:03

you did it under oath, representation

1:08:07

of the court, you

1:08:09

have an ongoing obligation to the court. That's

1:08:15

number three. Number

1:08:18

four, what exactly was the chain of custody?

1:08:24

What was the chain of custody of the boxes and the

1:08:26

documents in the boxes? Who

1:08:28

had access to them and when and

1:08:30

where and why? The

1:08:35

judge needs to order an independent

1:08:38

investigation conducted by either

1:08:41

a separate United States Attorney's office, the

1:08:44

Inspector General, or

1:08:49

another office there called

1:08:51

ORC, but

1:08:53

it needs to be handled. You

1:08:56

can't just go on with a trial when there's a

1:08:58

question about the handling of the documents. I

1:09:02

mean Donald Trump's on trial in part because

1:09:04

of the handling of these documents. You're

1:09:07

telling me that the

1:09:09

federal government had classified information and

1:09:12

somehow there was a mix up. Oh,

1:09:15

I see. Well,

1:09:17

you know what they say about Caesar's wife, Mr. Paducah?

1:09:23

The government's trying to put Donald Trump

1:09:26

in prison over quote unquote the mishandling

1:09:28

of documents and obstruction. They

1:09:31

made a misrepresentation to the court in

1:09:34

a court family. Then

1:09:37

they had to correct themselves because

1:09:40

they would have gotten caught at some point. There's no

1:09:42

question. So

1:09:46

the same issues it seems to me with a

1:09:52

slightly different fact pattern, but nonetheless have

1:09:55

arisen. the

1:10:00

Department of Justice the Biden administration's handling

1:10:02

of these classified documents. Were

1:10:07

they shared with anybody? Were

1:10:11

they removed even temporarily and taken where? To

1:10:13

a secure location, an

1:10:15

unsecure location? Now

1:10:19

if you're going to indict a

1:10:21

president of the United States, former

1:10:24

president who's running for the presidency,

1:10:26

then this cannot be allowed to pass. The

1:10:29

very substance of the case against Trump, which

1:10:31

is a pathetically stupid case, is

1:10:35

now applicable to the people who

1:10:40

brought the charges

1:10:42

and seek to

1:10:44

imprison him. Huh.

1:10:50

You see here, the judge in the

1:10:52

classified documents case, Lee so far, is

1:10:54

really the only judge who's a straight

1:10:56

shooter. So of course, she comes under

1:10:58

attack by all

1:11:00

the legal analysts and other reprobates in

1:11:04

hemorrhotics on

1:11:06

CNN, MSNBC, and the

1:11:09

other essentially unrated networks.

1:11:13

And so Judge Aileen

1:11:15

Cannon has

1:11:17

postponed indefinitely the criminal classification

1:11:20

documents trial of

1:11:22

President Trump. Part

1:11:24

of the reason is because this this

1:11:27

clown, you

1:11:30

know I have my own theory on this this judge in

1:11:32

Manhattan. You know what it is Mr. Producer? You

1:11:35

know why he wanted Stormy Daniels

1:11:37

to testify so extensively and in

1:11:40

detail? Because

1:11:42

it excited him. Could

1:11:47

it be that he's a pervert, Mr. Producer? Now

1:11:53

these judges, they hunt under these black robes, you never

1:11:55

know, right? I

1:11:57

just wonder if he's a pervert. I'm not saying he is. How

1:11:59

would I know? Well,

1:12:02

this seems strange to me. And

1:12:05

at some point during a testimony, he didn't own his

1:12:07

own. And he could have said, well, OK, wait a

1:12:09

minute. This has nothing to do with nothing. Jury, step

1:12:11

out. Mr. Prosecutor, what the hell

1:12:13

did you do? You just blew your whole case. But

1:12:17

he didn't. He let it go on. Hmm.

1:12:22

Sounds perverse to me. So

1:12:26

the trial are charges that Trump willfully

1:12:28

retain classified national security records after leaving

1:12:30

the White House and then hid them

1:12:33

from federal authorities. Oh,

1:12:35

yes. Because everybody knows that

1:12:37

if he hid them from federal authorities, nobody would

1:12:39

ever figure that out. So

1:12:43

she has moved

1:12:47

a new slate of pretrial

1:12:49

proceedings till July 22, effectively,

1:12:54

because of the pornography trial that's going

1:12:56

on in Manhattan.

1:13:01

But she will need to address this, because this is

1:13:03

a big deal. It's a very, very big deal. I'll

1:13:05

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from the underground, in

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of a nondescript building, we once

1:16:18

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1:16:20

Mark Levin. Hello

1:16:26

America, Mark Levin here. Let me look. Yes,

1:16:28

I'm here. Our number, 877-381-3811, 877-381-3811. Yesterday,

1:16:39

we talked about CBS for no rational

1:16:42

reason that we can figure out. At

1:16:46

the end of the season is cutting the show,

1:16:48

Blue Bloods. It's one of my favorite shows.

1:16:50

I hope it's one of yours. Tom

1:16:52

Selleck is the lead actor, but there's many great actors

1:16:54

in this program, and it gives an honest

1:16:57

and patriotic portrayal of police

1:17:00

officers, NYPD in particular. So

1:17:02

why now? When

1:17:05

the ratings are very solid, when

1:17:09

many of us love their

1:17:11

show, especially when it is pro-cop.

1:17:14

They're not think-offense, but it's pro-cop.

1:17:16

It's pro-law enforcement. So

1:17:20

here's what I want to do, and I'm

1:17:22

counting on you folks to be polite

1:17:24

and civil, seriously. As

1:17:26

you are in this audience, you know, it's

1:17:29

not MSNBC or CNN, and

1:17:31

certainly not the Hitler Youth or our college campuses

1:17:33

that vote for Biden. No.

1:17:37

So I think, at least for now, the best way

1:17:39

to approach this, Mr. Producer, is

1:17:41

to tag them as you put it on

1:17:43

X, that is Twitter, and tell them you

1:17:45

want Blue Bloods to continue. Does that make

1:17:47

sense? So

1:17:49

why don't we put that link on

1:17:52

my social site? Are you able to do that? And

1:17:56

I think what I should say is... This

1:18:01

is an official Levin surge.

1:18:06

Please leave

1:18:10

a civil comment

1:18:16

on the

1:18:18

CBS Blue Bloods Twitter

1:18:23

site. Is that the way to put it? On

1:18:27

their ex-account, or excuse me, ex-account

1:18:32

urging CBS not

1:18:35

to cancel Blue Bloods. Something

1:18:39

that out of effect. So

1:18:42

you'll be able to go on any of my social sites

1:18:44

and there it will be and I hope you will hit

1:18:46

the link and do it. I

1:18:48

can tell you on the air it's twitter.com

1:18:51

backslash bluebloods.cbs.

1:18:55

Look I figure we have nothing to lose. You

1:19:02

might be thinking well if you get involved they may get

1:19:04

their backs up. Well if we

1:19:06

don't get involved nothing's going to happen except they'll cancel it.

1:19:12

And you're the customer. You're

1:19:15

who they need. Once

1:19:18

again it's twitter.com backslash bluebloods.cbs.

1:19:22

Hello twitter.com backslash

1:19:24

bluebloods.cbs. Just

1:19:27

in a very polite way. Encourage them to keep the

1:19:29

show. Because

1:19:32

we like to show. I would encourage all you cops out

1:19:34

there to do the same thing. But

1:19:37

Patriots from any background it's

1:19:40

a very very entertaining program with some

1:19:42

great actors in there. Jean

1:19:46

Piet. You

1:19:49

know I've

1:19:51

criticized her a lot. She deserves it. But on the other

1:19:53

hand look who she works for. Imagine

1:19:56

going in every morning trying

1:19:58

to get the ball. boss to

1:20:00

tell you how

1:20:03

he wants to address issues. It

1:20:05

must take like seven and a

1:20:07

half hours just to have him finish, you know, a thought. But

1:20:10

nonetheless, that's

1:20:12

the career she's chosen. Did

1:20:17

Biden withhold arms to Israel? Obviously

1:20:24

he has, because it's

1:20:26

gotten out probably by, what

1:20:29

could have gotten out by a thousand different ways. The

1:20:32

people who manufacture the munitions, transport

1:20:36

them, deliver them, ship them, the

1:20:39

Israeli side, who

1:20:42

knows, Pentagon. So

1:20:46

it's his great secret, yes or

1:20:48

no? Cut five,

1:20:50

go! There's been multiple

1:20:52

reports that the Biden administration

1:20:55

has, those arms to Israel,

1:20:57

the Israeli side, and the

1:20:59

nations and the United States

1:21:02

of America. Can you confirm that

1:21:04

and see if not what? So

1:21:07

we don't comment on specific cases? Why not?

1:21:09

Hold on, hold on, hold on. We're

1:21:12

not talking about a specific case. He's

1:21:15

talking about you, idiot. They

1:21:19

only leak incessantly. Are

1:21:23

you with, now here's the thing, they have

1:21:25

to tell Congress because they're impounding funds. Congress

1:21:27

passed a bill that would, among

1:21:29

other things, provide these munitions to Israel. A

1:21:33

lot of fanfare. Biden wanted it done, they got it

1:21:35

done, and now he's

1:21:38

either blocking or slow-walking munitions.

1:21:42

While he's giving Israel iron-clad support, it

1:21:44

must be true, he said, sweat the

1:21:46

Holocaust Museum and Memorial, and he wouldn't

1:21:48

lie there, not Joe Biden. No, no,

1:21:50

no. I

1:21:53

wonder what his buddy Mandela would say. Oh,

1:21:56

Mandela wasn't his buddy. I'm sorry, I'm very confused.

1:22:00

Go ahead. You

1:22:05

have been saying we will reiterate from

1:22:07

here is that our commitment to Israel's

1:22:09

security is ironclad. I know my

1:22:11

colleague from NSC was asked the same question

1:22:14

a couple of times from your colleagues and we

1:22:16

just don't have anything to say beyond what I just laid

1:22:18

out. Yes, you do have something to say. Stop

1:22:21

at the ironclad, crap. Your

1:22:25

support for Israel is not ironclad. In fact, your

1:22:27

support for America is not ironclad. What

1:22:32

seems to be ironclad is your desire for

1:22:34

the survivability of Hamas. That seems

1:22:36

ironclad. Why don't

1:22:38

you talk to the old iron ass and get a serious

1:22:41

answer rather than the ironclad so

1:22:45

they won't answer it. So

1:22:47

it's going to be left to Congress to get to the bottom

1:22:49

of this America. Speaking

1:22:52

of which, this is from our friend Adam

1:22:54

Credo at the Free Beacon. Sales

1:22:58

to Israel from Congress sparking probes. Senators

1:23:00

want to know what types of ammunition

1:23:02

are being withheld from Israel and why.

1:23:05

We have a dictator in this White House. He

1:23:07

controls, he thinks he can control whatever he wants.

1:23:10

No Congress is involved in this. But

1:23:13

we won't comment further. Just

1:23:16

know our support is ironclad. White

1:23:20

administration hit, hello,

1:23:22

hit information about

1:23:24

its decision to pause U.S. arms sales to

1:23:26

Israel from Congress sparking a

1:23:28

probe led by two GOP senators. The

1:23:31

Washington Free Beacon is learned. Senators

1:23:34

Joni Ernst of Iowa and Ted Budd of

1:23:37

North Carolina in a letter sent Monday evening

1:23:39

to the White House are

1:23:42

asking the administration to immediately inform

1:23:44

Congress about what types of ammunition

1:23:46

are being withheld from Israel and

1:23:49

why. The pause in

1:23:51

these ammo shipments was approved last week

1:23:54

but only because it became publicly known over

1:23:56

the weekend when the decision was leaked to

1:23:58

Axios, I tell you. This guy,

1:24:00

Barack, what's his ass again?

1:24:03

Ravid Barack. What's

1:24:06

it like stabbing Israel in the back, Ravid Barack?

1:24:09

What's it like being a mouthpiece

1:24:11

for the Biden administration? What's

1:24:14

it like being a stenographer? A

1:24:17

stenographer for the most

1:24:19

anti-Semitic administration in American history? What's

1:24:22

that like, Barack Ravid? You have

1:24:24

any class? No, you don't. The

1:24:29

Biden administration is holding up shipments of

1:24:31

two types of Boeing made precision bombs

1:24:34

to send a political message to Israel.

1:24:36

One US official told Politico, so

1:24:38

these leaks are coming from the State Department in the White

1:24:41

House. We're gonna teach

1:24:43

Israel a lesson. No precision bombs for you. Now,

1:24:45

first of all, think about how stupid that is.

1:24:48

Israel says it's trying to avoid, and is,

1:24:51

through its actions, civil casualties. So

1:24:53

what does Biden withhold, Mr. Producer?

1:24:56

Precision weapons. Precision

1:25:00

weapons. Why,

1:25:02

so the civilian casualties go up

1:25:04

so he can further trash Israel? Hold

1:25:07

on, you don't understand. We may have our

1:25:09

differences, but I have iron-clad support for the

1:25:11

State of Israel, and I don't lie when

1:25:13

I'm at the holy grail,

1:25:15

the holy land of the

1:25:17

Holocaust Museum. I would never do that. We

1:25:19

Bidens don't do that. We're

1:25:21

shocked that your administration has

1:25:25

reportedly decided to withhold critical ammunition to Israel, the

1:25:27

Senators wrote. You promised your commitment to Israel

1:25:29

was iron-clad, pausing

1:25:31

much-needed military support to our closest

1:25:34

Middle Eastern allies signals otherwise. Accepted

1:25:37

the media, or does it make sense? The

1:25:41

Senators say the White House failed to notify

1:25:44

Congress about this decision, leaving lawmakers to learn of

1:25:46

the decision from press reports. The

1:25:49

letter signals mounting GOP concern with the

1:25:51

Biden administration's increasing hostility toward

1:25:54

Israel as it launches an offensive campaign in

1:25:56

the Gaza Strip in the Middle East. Rafa

1:26:00

neighborhood which the US has lobbied

1:26:02

against. The report halted ammunition

1:26:04

sales set being viewed as a

1:26:07

sign the Biden administration is caving

1:26:09

to pressure from the

1:26:11

Hitler youth on our college campuses and

1:26:13

the big Democrat donors like Soros. We

1:26:17

must give Israel the arms that needs to fight

1:26:19

the Hamas terrorists that continue to hold Americans hostages

1:26:21

the letter says. We call

1:26:23

on your administration to immediately restart the weapons

1:26:25

shipments to Israel today as

1:26:28

it continues to fight Iran Hamas Hezbollah

1:26:30

and other Iranian back threats. How

1:26:33

come he hasn't halted money to Iran

1:26:37

but he halts arms shipments that

1:26:39

Congress passed and approved to

1:26:41

Israel. Which

1:26:43

ammunition did your administration withhold from

1:26:46

Israel the senators ask why did

1:26:48

your administration decide to hold this

1:26:50

ammunition did the administration withhold any

1:26:52

ammunition that was approved by Congress

1:26:54

in the recent national security supplemental.

1:26:57

Does your administration have any plans

1:26:59

to withhold further assistance from Israel?

1:27:01

So the letter asks the administration

1:27:03

to explain its conflicting statements. We

1:27:06

have iron-clad support for Israel except when we

1:27:08

stab Israel in the back. On

1:27:11

August 24 you sign the national security

1:27:13

supplemental into law promised you

1:27:15

will always make sure Israel has what it

1:27:17

needs to defend itself against Iran and terrorists

1:27:19

and its supports. If these reports

1:27:22

are true then you have once again broken your

1:27:24

promise to an American ally. Now last time I

1:27:26

checked senators Ernst and Butter

1:27:28

not Jewish. Senator Schumer

1:27:31

is says

1:27:34

nothing. Senator Bernie Sanders hates

1:27:37

his faith hates Israel hates America

1:27:39

he's a Marxist pig he's an

1:27:41

Islamist pig he's all

1:27:44

for this he says cut off all

1:27:46

arms to Israel period. He's

1:27:49

a Stalinist he always was I explained the two the

1:27:51

other day. Why did

1:27:54

your administration failed to notify Congress they

1:27:56

write about this decision to withhold assistance

1:27:58

to Israel? decides

1:28:00

to withhold further assistance to Israel, would

1:28:03

you commit to communicating hating such a

1:28:05

decision that Congress beforehand? No, no, no,

1:28:07

you don't understand, Senators. He's for democracy.

1:28:11

He defies Congress, defies the Supreme Court.

1:28:15

He defies the law when it comes to

1:28:17

stuffing cash in his family's pockets. The

1:28:21

board is wide open. He defies immigration laws.

1:28:24

And he's standing for democracy and he

1:28:26

has ironclad support for Israel. Don't worry.

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1:29:30

Sims was a special assistant to President

1:29:33

Trump. He's a man of deep faith. He

1:29:37

writes about the darkness has not overcome. That's

1:29:40

the name of his new book, The Darkness

1:29:42

Has Not Overcome. Cliff Sims, how are you?

1:29:45

All right. Great. Thanks for having me tonight. It's

1:29:48

my pleasure. Your good friends have our buddy

1:29:50

David McCormick. I guess you

1:29:52

knew David from the administration. That's

1:29:54

right. Yeah, we've known each other a long time. Helped

1:29:56

out on his first campaign. He's become a good friend

1:29:58

and hopefully we can get ourselves. The Good:

1:30:00

Conservative up there and Pennsylvania. God.

1:30:03

Willing. So.

1:30:06

This. Is a very. Different

1:30:08

kind of books. It's it's It's a

1:30:10

book about the lease and face and

1:30:12

yet. Have. Been a

1:30:14

deal with the dark times, what happens in

1:30:17

an administration and so forth. So. What?

1:30:20

Do you the idea to write your pockets?

1:30:22

The darkness has not overcoming. Get an amazon.com

1:30:24

a mister. Readers will put on our platforms

1:30:26

and linked to it. Takes

1:30:29

you know it's it's sort of a political

1:30:31

junkies dream. Devotional bought his our describe it

1:30:33

so like if you want to know what

1:30:35

it's like inside the government's doomsday bunker or

1:30:37

what it's like and the at what's inside

1:30:39

the president's nuclear football or what it's like

1:30:41

in the cabinet air force water it's eyeballs

1:30:43

of the Cia. it's got all those gonna

1:30:45

be in the room details but one of

1:30:47

the things that are realize when I left

1:30:49

the administration mark I was gonna wrestling with

1:30:51

like what that time period of my life

1:30:53

meant for me and was riding down just

1:30:55

kind of journaling about what I learned through

1:30:57

that process I realize. That a lot of

1:30:59

the lessons that I learned would apply to anybody's

1:31:02

life that's out there Do. And you're whatever with

1:31:04

a walking through the fire or. Front

1:31:06

of the ordained anxiety or depression or just

1:31:08

try to make sense of this current

1:31:10

moment in American life And so wrote

1:31:12

the Darkness is not overcome one to

1:31:14

get a good at some of those lessons

1:31:17

but to your the the the title

1:31:19

comes from John One Size which says

1:31:21

the light shines in the Darkness in the

1:31:23

darkness has not overcome it which is

1:31:25

a promise that I think is an

1:31:27

encouragement all of us at a time

1:31:29

when it's frankly we're facing the I Did

1:31:31

not just a dog time and in

1:31:33

American politics and culture but also your

1:31:35

Christians and. And believers of all sorts

1:31:38

of the are facing persecution said

1:31:40

no we really never witnessed before

1:31:42

You've talked about this Amelia speech

1:31:44

genius supporters one out on Tv

1:31:46

and talking about how are you

1:31:48

know any give me the concept

1:31:50

at our rights come from God

1:31:52

and not from. government is

1:31:54

some kind of christian nationalism or whatever

1:31:56

they say tourism is a unique moment

1:31:58

in american life and I wanted to

1:32:00

write something that is unique to this

1:32:02

moment. And it is very unique.

1:32:05

And tell everybody a little bit about your background because

1:32:08

that contributes to how you wrote this

1:32:10

book and why you wrote this book and why it

1:32:12

is unique. Yeah, a

1:32:14

son of a Baptist minister grew up in

1:32:16

a family of ministers, so

1:32:19

faith has been a big part of my life from

1:32:21

the very beginning. I was fortunate enough

1:32:24

to come alongside President Trump and work

1:32:26

as a special assistant to him as

1:32:28

communications advisor in the West Wing. The

1:32:30

only room between my office and

1:32:33

his office was the Roosevelt Room in

1:32:35

the West Wing and then later getting to come

1:32:37

back and serve as deputy director of national intelligence

1:32:39

and helping to oversee the U.S.

1:32:41

intelligence community under director John

1:32:44

Ratcliffe. And so I was able

1:32:46

to kind of take those experiences and

1:32:48

weave those really cool stories behind the scenes

1:32:51

into this larger story

1:32:54

about faith in American life today. The

1:32:57

book is The Darkness Has Not Overcoming.

1:32:59

Get it on amazon.com, any major bookstore.

1:33:01

We link to it now on my

1:33:03

social sites. So Cliff Sims, you

1:33:06

got to witness the president under very

1:33:08

difficult and dark circumstances. And

1:33:10

what did you see? Well

1:33:13

with Trump, I saw a president with the

1:33:16

guts to do the hard thing. I mean,

1:33:18

I talk about many, many stories that I

1:33:20

could point you to point that out. But

1:33:23

one kind of sticks

1:33:25

out to me is the courage to move

1:33:28

the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem

1:33:30

that every president since Ronald Reagan had promised

1:33:32

to do it and backed off because they

1:33:34

were worried about what might happen

1:33:36

in the Middle East, were they to do that. And

1:33:39

the president just said, I'm going to follow through with this. I'm going to do

1:33:41

what I said I was going to do. I

1:33:43

saw a president who was able to

1:33:45

build an incredibly strong economy, probably the

1:33:47

strongest that we've seen in modern history,

1:33:49

and then was dealt a tough hand

1:33:51

with COVID once in a

1:33:54

millennia pandemic and navigating that. But

1:33:56

somebody who was just willing to

1:33:59

just stand. up and put a

1:34:01

little steel in his back and take on the

1:34:03

critics and take on the establishment and the elites

1:34:05

in this country in a way that we haven't

1:34:07

seen in a long, long time.

1:34:10

And right now we're seeing the exact opposite. We're seeing weakness,

1:34:12

the likes of which we haven't seen in a long time.

1:34:14

And I think that's contributing to a lot of the mayhem

1:34:16

that we're seeing in every corner of the

1:34:18

globe from the Middle East

1:34:20

with what Hamas did on October

1:34:23

7th in Israel to Eastern Europe

1:34:25

with the Russia invasion of Ukraine

1:34:27

to pretty soon, maybe even in

1:34:29

Southeast Asia with China breathing down

1:34:31

Taiwan's neck. We really need to

1:34:33

get that courage, that guts and

1:34:35

that ability to reinstall

1:34:37

some credible deterrence on the global

1:34:40

stage back in the Oval Office. The

1:34:43

book is The Darkness Has Not Overcome. You can

1:34:45

get it on amazon.com. I'm linking to it on

1:34:47

all my social sites. When we come back, Cliff

1:34:49

Sims, I want to hold you over the break.

1:34:53

The Democrats keep saying if Donald Trump

1:34:55

is elected, we will

1:34:57

lose our democracy. He will imprison them. He

1:34:59

will shut down media sites. You

1:35:02

work closely with him. You saw him. How

1:35:04

do you respond to that? We'll be right back.

1:35:08

America's met. Welcome,

1:35:11

civicism. Call now. 877-381-3811.

1:35:17

Cliff

1:35:19

Sims worked as special

1:35:21

assistant to President Trump.

1:35:23

He also worked as

1:35:25

the deputy to

1:35:28

the national director of national

1:35:30

intelligence. You got to

1:35:32

see the president up close and careful and

1:35:36

particularly very

1:35:38

stressful situations, very important

1:35:40

situations. You

1:35:43

hear what his opponents are saying about him in the

1:35:45

media. You hear what Biden's saying

1:35:47

about him in the media about destroying democracy and

1:35:49

all the rest and that he's Hitler and a

1:35:51

dictator. What would you say to

1:35:53

them, Cliff Sims? Well,

1:35:56

I do find it ironic that they say that

1:35:58

Donald Trump is a threat to democracy. when

1:36:00

only one party mark is prosecuting

1:36:03

their political opponents. Only

1:36:05

one party has their political opponent in

1:36:07

a courtroom on Trump's up towards charges

1:36:09

all day, keeping him from being able

1:36:11

to campaign and take his message to

1:36:13

the people. Only one party has thrown

1:36:15

law and order to the wind and

1:36:17

thrown open the doors of our Southern

1:36:19

border, which has led to violence and

1:36:21

drugs flooding into our communities and killing

1:36:23

our children. Those are real threats to

1:36:25

democracy. Donald Trump is not a threat

1:36:27

to democracy. He's a threat to the

1:36:29

utter lawlessness that we're seeing. And he's

1:36:31

a threat to the left hold on

1:36:34

power, which is their God. And in

1:36:36

this new book, the darkness is not

1:36:38

overcome. I write about needing to put

1:36:40

politics in the right place in our

1:36:43

hierarchy of priorities as people of faith.

1:36:45

Well, the left hierarchy of priorities places

1:36:47

power at the top. Power is their

1:36:49

God and the pursuit of power is

1:36:51

their life's mission. That is what Donald

1:36:54

Trump and the movement that he leads

1:36:56

is actually a threat to. Now

1:36:58

your book is filled with lessons learned and lessons

1:37:01

you want to pass on to the reader

1:37:03

again, as somebody who is,

1:37:05

is a man of faith with

1:37:07

a background in that respect and the family and

1:37:10

somebody who's now served really

1:37:12

at the highest levels of the federal government and so

1:37:14

forth. Give us a

1:37:16

few examples of what it is that you want to

1:37:19

convey to people from your book. Yeah,

1:37:22

I'll give you, I'll give you one example that jumps

1:37:25

to mind. They've kind of illustrate how

1:37:27

the book works. So I take people

1:37:29

inside the government's, one of

1:37:31

the government's doomsday bunker. So when we got

1:37:33

to the Office of the Director of National

1:37:35

Intelligence, one of the things that we had

1:37:37

to do, we would do these exercises on

1:37:40

continuity of government, if there was, God

1:37:42

forbid, a nuclear attack or, you know,

1:37:44

some giant weather event,

1:37:46

take out power on the Eastern seaboard, and

1:37:48

we had to be able to maintain the

1:37:50

government's operations, continuity of government.

1:37:53

And so we're inside of basically

1:37:55

this mountain, hundreds of feet underground.

1:37:57

A giant metal blast door open.

1:37:59

and we're going these golf

1:38:02

carts into this underground city that even had

1:38:04

like a made-to-order grill, which is like the

1:38:06

most highly fortified made-to-order grill in the world.

1:38:08

We see the sleeping quarters, we see our

1:38:10

computer systems, and I see these people in

1:38:13

a room that looks a lot like these

1:38:15

doomsday movies you see on

1:38:17

TV and in the big screen

1:38:19

where they're monitoring things all over

1:38:22

the country. And I started

1:38:24

thinking about the anxiety that

1:38:26

the people who work in that doomsday bocker

1:38:28

basically have to feel all day every day

1:38:30

and how difficult it must be for them

1:38:32

to that to be their life. And then

1:38:34

I started doing some research on the fact

1:38:36

that right now 83% of Americans say that

1:38:40

we feel anxiety and

1:38:42

we become a nation and more concerningly

1:38:44

of people of faith, the church of

1:38:47

worriers. And that is

1:38:49

not a biblical worldview. And so the lesson

1:38:51

to take away from that is that there

1:38:53

was preparation

1:38:56

and faith are not in conflict

1:38:59

with each other. In the Bible we

1:39:01

see Noah built the ark in preparation

1:39:04

for the flood, or Daniel

1:39:06

held back food in the lean years so

1:39:09

that they would have food when it came time, or

1:39:11

in the big years so he had

1:39:13

food in the lean years. And the

1:39:15

lesson there is we prepare for the future, but

1:39:17

we do it with faith that God is the

1:39:19

one who is ordering our stuff, so he's going

1:39:21

to be the one that takes care of things

1:39:23

we don't have to worry about the future. So

1:39:26

that's the example of a story, an anecdote behind the

1:39:28

scenes in government and a take-away that you would get

1:39:30

from it. It

1:39:33

really is a totally different kind of book.

1:39:35

It's a book, kind of pressured

1:39:37

really. I'm sure many of

1:39:39

these things were swirling around you when you were starting

1:39:41

the book, but you couldn't necessarily

1:39:45

realize what was going to take place. When did you start

1:39:47

writing the book? Yeah,

1:39:50

I wrote it probably about six months after

1:39:52

I left government and I'd really been wrestling

1:39:54

Mark with what that time period of my

1:39:56

life meant for me. And

1:39:58

one of the things that was difficult for me was

1:40:00

to write a book. me was, you know, once you

1:40:02

are in what C.S. Lewis called the inner ring, the

1:40:04

inner circle, and you kind of

1:40:06

have that power and you've been behind the curtain

1:40:08

and, you know, you don't want to let

1:40:10

it go. And so I felt like after I

1:40:12

left, like, what will I ever do that's going to be, you

1:40:15

know, as important as this, so to

1:40:17

speak. And of course, that's ego talking,

1:40:20

but it also had to come to a

1:40:22

realization that that's just not true. One of

1:40:24

the things that the gospel talks about is

1:40:26

who we work for is much more important

1:40:28

than what we do. And it says

1:40:30

everything we do in this, I do it as for

1:40:33

as unto God, as for the King. And so,

1:40:35

you know, anything I put my hands to, whether

1:40:38

it's in the White House or in a coffee

1:40:40

house is important. There's meaning

1:40:42

in it because if I'm going to do it,

1:40:44

I'm going to do it as unto God. And

1:40:46

so that really kind of changed my perspective on

1:40:48

things. And so as I kind of started journaling,

1:40:51

as I was wrestling with that stuff, that's really what led

1:40:53

me to want to write this book that I thought could

1:40:55

resonate with other people as well. I

1:40:57

think you're going to love this book, folks.

1:40:59

I really do. It's got a very spiritual

1:41:01

element to it. My

1:41:04

Cliff Sims, who you hear now with

1:41:06

special assistant, President Trump, and

1:41:08

Deputy National Director of Intelligence.

1:41:12

The darkness has not overcome. The darkness

1:41:14

has not overcome. It's a

1:41:16

brand new book and get on amazon.com or go

1:41:18

to any of my links on my

1:41:20

social sites. If you happen to be there, grab

1:41:22

a copy. It's a very readable book. It's

1:41:25

a very intriguing book. And as I

1:41:27

say, it's got really a

1:41:29

spiritual aspect to it that's very much needed

1:41:31

today. So Cliff Sims, I want to thank

1:41:33

you and I hope everybody grabs

1:41:35

a copy of your book. Any final words? Oh,

1:41:39

it's just an honor to be on with you, Mark. I've

1:41:41

been a huge fan for so long. And finally, beyond with

1:41:43

the great one, it's really a

1:41:45

dream come true. So thank you for the

1:41:47

opportunity and appreciate you very much and everything

1:41:49

you do for the country. You have

1:41:52

served this country

1:41:54

well and used your platform in an

1:41:56

incredible way. So thank you for that.

1:41:58

Well, you're very humbling. I really appreciate

1:42:00

that. That's Cliff Sims,

1:42:02

author of a great new book that I

1:42:05

think you'll find very, very important. The Darkness

1:42:07

Has Not Overcome. The Darkness Has

1:42:09

Not Overcome. It's actually a very

1:42:11

positive spiritual book that

1:42:14

links in the events that took

1:42:16

place while Cliff was working for President Trump

1:42:18

and beyond. So grab your copy

1:42:20

at amazon.com and God bless you my friend and good

1:42:22

luck with your book. Thank

1:42:25

you. All right. Take care of yourself.

1:42:27

You're a really good guy. Very,

1:42:31

very good guy. Every

1:42:33

year, Mark Lamont Hill, remember this guy who used

1:42:35

to be at CNN? He's

1:42:40

a real low-life this guy. I

1:42:44

guess he's still a professor. He used to be a

1:42:46

professor. But

1:42:49

there's many like him in academia.

1:42:54

And here he was in Philadelphia yesterday

1:42:56

at the University of Pennsylvania. Hasn't the

1:42:58

University of Pennsylvania been having some problems

1:43:00

with this issue of the existence

1:43:03

of Jews? Cut

1:43:07

7, go. And don't

1:43:09

let the media or anybody else have

1:43:12

you think that when we say it's

1:43:14

a principle struggle against Zionism, that we're

1:43:16

talking about Judaism, or that we're talking

1:43:18

about Jewish traditions, or Jewish cultural, or

1:43:21

Jewish ritual. No, no, no. We're talking

1:43:23

about political Zionism. We are talking about

1:43:25

the creation of a Jewish ethno state

1:43:27

and historic Palestine that dislocated and dispossessed

1:43:30

indigenous Palestinian people, took their home, took

1:43:32

their home. First

1:43:40

this guy, Zeninga Reimas. My

1:43:43

view, he's always been an anti-Semite, always been

1:43:45

an Israel hater. Let

1:43:49

me try this again. Open

1:43:53

your Bibles, tell me where the Palestinians are.

1:43:55

There weren't any. Palestinians are

1:43:57

Arabs. So

1:44:01

they decided to market themselves as Palestinians

1:44:03

because it sounds like Palestine. And

1:44:07

they weren't just Arabs, they were better ones for the most

1:44:10

part. And

1:44:12

many, if not most of them, lived in what

1:44:14

today we call Jordan, a fake country with a

1:44:16

fake monarchy. Judea

1:44:20

and Samaria, now look that up in your Bible.

1:44:23

They're

1:44:25

there.

1:44:27

Four thousand years ago the Jews lived

1:44:30

in Judea and Samaria, God

1:44:32

brought them there. No joke. They're

1:44:37

the indigenous peoples of Judea

1:44:39

and Samaria. There wasn't a West Bank of Jordan,

1:44:41

there was no Jordan. So

1:44:44

to call it the West Bank, start your history in 1948. West

1:44:49

Bank? And

1:44:53

when you use the nomenclature incorrectly, when you

1:44:55

use it for propaganda, it has

1:44:57

an effect. The

1:45:00

indigenous peoples were the Jews. They

1:45:03

were pushed out of there by the Babylonians, then

1:45:06

they came back, they were pushed out of there by

1:45:08

the Persians, then they

1:45:10

were pushed out of there by the Romans. It's

1:45:16

their homeland, it always has been their homeland. The

1:45:20

formal creation of a state, you know

1:45:22

modern days we talk about a state. Four

1:45:25

thousand years ago we didn't talk about a state, but

1:45:28

we do today and we have for hundreds of years. The

1:45:33

Palestinians come down, excuse me, that's our land.

1:45:36

It's never been their land. And

1:45:38

they've never been quote unquote Palestinians. The

1:45:42

whole thing is a fiction, it's a concoction. He

1:45:46

wouldn't talk about indigenous peoples in

1:45:49

the United States this way, would he? No, of

1:45:51

course not. And so

1:45:53

for Marxist Islamists, history begins when they

1:45:55

want it to begin and that's why

1:45:57

they're Marxist Islam. But

1:46:00

we are and I've been attacked for this but I'll continue to

1:46:02

say till the day I die We

1:46:05

are in a second Muslim crusade Now

1:46:07

that's not to say That

1:46:11

there aren't wonderful Muslims in America

1:46:13

and elsewhere there certainly are and

1:46:15

I have several who are friends. Oh,

1:46:17

yeah muslims I do And

1:46:23

they can't stand Hamas and

1:46:25

by the way, many of them can't stand quote-unquote the

1:46:27

whole notion of the Palestinians I'm just being honest. They're

1:46:30

tougher Than

1:46:32

many people when it comes to this issue But

1:46:36

there's their second Muslim crusade not

1:46:39

by Muslims who assimilate Into

1:46:41

the West and so we're not talking about that

1:46:45

We're talking about the Islamists That's

1:46:50

why Europe Look

1:46:54

at London look at Sweden

1:46:57

look at Germany Throughout

1:47:00

Europe look look at the

1:47:02

United States look at our streets look at our

1:47:04

colleges universities look at their bornestown What

1:47:07

is that? Have

1:47:09

to be able to speak the truth Before

1:47:13

our speech is taken from us all together and

1:47:15

the truth won't matter That's

1:47:19

the truth So

1:47:21

this mark Lamont Hill is talking to an

1:47:24

encampment at the University of Pennsylvania and spreading

1:47:26

his hate Spreading

1:47:29

his hate And

1:47:33

the media have done us a grave

1:47:35

disservice Grave

1:47:37

disservice and the little media entrails

1:47:41

like media matters

1:47:43

and Media

1:47:45

I and the other entrails they've done us

1:47:47

a grave disservice why because they will not

1:47:51

Show what took place on November excuse me

1:47:53

October 7th even

1:47:55

though the footage was taken by Hamas

1:48:01

as they were raping, slaughtering, beheading,

1:48:03

burning, torturing, and

1:48:05

executing. NBC

1:48:10

won't show it. ABC, CBS, CNN,

1:48:14

MSNBC, My

1:48:19

Platform. And

1:48:23

unless people actually see what was

1:48:26

done to other human beings, this will never sink in the

1:48:28

way it needs to. And

1:48:31

yet they use the information from

1:48:35

the sadistic subhumans who did this

1:48:38

on October 7th that

1:48:41

is fed to them by these very same people. And

1:48:46

Victor Davis-Hance and Enai are correct.

1:48:49

There's no difference between Hamas and

1:48:51

the Palestinians. 87%

1:48:53

of the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip support

1:48:55

Hamas. That's the latest survey. Almost

1:49:00

as many supported October 7th. So what

1:49:02

is this distinction? Are there good people?

1:49:04

Of course there are good people. There

1:49:07

were some good people in Germany too,

1:49:09

but that's irrelevant. Some is not enough.

1:49:12

I'll be right back. What? Love

1:49:15

in. Well,

1:49:26

that's interesting. Remember who

1:49:28

Stormy's lawyer was, right, Mr. Producer? Michael

1:49:31

Avenatti. This is

1:49:34

in the national pulse. The

1:49:37

attorney once represented Stormy Daniels in

1:49:39

lawsuits against former President Donald Trump

1:49:41

now says his former client has

1:49:43

likely committed fraud and

1:49:46

falsified business records in an effort to

1:49:48

conceal income and avoid legal fees. He

1:49:50

owes the former president. Michael

1:49:52

Avenatti posted a long statement on

1:49:55

ex-formally Twitter detailing his accusation and

1:49:58

asking whether Manhattan DA Alvin brag would

1:50:00

be pursuing fraud and falsifying records charges

1:50:02

against Daniel. In

1:50:05

June of last year, Avenatti says film

1:50:07

producer Sarah Gibson contacted him regarding a

1:50:09

documentary about his former client Stormy Daniels.

1:50:12

Suspicious of Gibson's motives, Avenatti says

1:50:14

he recorded this conversation with her.

1:50:17

And he goes on, and I'm posting this, and

1:50:20

that's something. She's on the stand again on

1:50:22

Thursday. This needs to be pursued. Watch

1:50:24

how the judge tries to protect her in

1:50:28

what is the porno case of the

1:50:30

sentry. Because the

1:50:32

judge appears to be really into this.

1:50:36

Listening attentively to all the details, we used to

1:50:38

call that a pervert. I

1:50:42

can't accuse the judge of being a pervert. I don't know him, but

1:50:44

I do wonder if he's a pervert. Can I say I wonder if

1:50:46

the judge is a pervert, Mr. Producer? How

1:50:49

do I know whether he's a pervert or not? I

1:50:52

want to salute all of you. Thank all of you. You

1:50:54

are great patriots, red-blooded Americans. We

1:50:56

shall stand together and hell our

1:50:58

high water. See you tomorrow.