0:00

the principle of common sense and

0:02

rational discussion to the

0:04

issues of our day. America

0:06

was created at a time of great turmoil, tremendous

0:10

disagreements, anger, hatred. It

0:12

was a book written in 1776 that

0:15

guided much of the discipline of thinking that

0:18

brought to us the discovery of our freedoms,

0:22

of our God-given freedoms.

0:24

It was Thomas Paine's Common Sense, written

0:27

in 1776, one of the first

0:29

American bestsellers in which Thomas

0:31

Paine explained by rational

0:34

principles the reason why

0:36

these small colonies felt the

0:38

necessity to separate from

0:41

the kingdom of Great Britain and

0:43

the king of England. He explained

0:45

their inherent desire for liberty,

0:48

for freedom, freedom of religion,

0:52

freedom of speech, the

0:54

ability to

0:54

select the people who govern them. And

0:57

he explained it in ways that were understandable to

1:00

all the people, not just the

1:02

elite, because the

1:04

desire for freedom is universal.

1:07

The desire for freedom adheres

1:10

in the human mind and it is part

1:12

of the human soul. This

1:15

is exactly the time we should consult

1:17

our history. Look at

1:19

what we've done in the past

1:21

and see if we can't use it to help us now. We

1:24

understand that our founders created the greatest

1:26

country in the history of the world, the

1:28

greatest democracy, the freest country, a

1:31

country that has taken more people out of poverty

1:33

than any country ever. All

1:36

of us are so fortunate to be Americans.

1:41

But a great deal of the reason for America's

1:43

constant ability to self-improve is because

1:46

we're able to reason, we're able

1:48

to talk, we're able to analyze.

1:52

We are able to apply our God-given

1:55

common sense. So

1:58

let's do it. Hello,

2:03

this is Rudy Giuliani and

2:05

this is America's

2:07

Mayor Live from

2:10

the swamp. That's

2:12

right. The swamp. DC.

2:15

And boy, the last

2:18

couple of days has this been a swamp. In

2:22

a minute we're going to, we're

2:24

going to play for

2:26

you a little bit of the hearing yesterday

2:29

so you get it in their words because

2:31

I think it's more important that you

2:33

get it in their words

2:35

than my paraphrase or anyone

2:37

else's paraphrase because

2:40

the attack,

2:43

the vicious, horrible,

2:46

awful attack by

2:48

the Democrats on that committee. Oh

2:52

my goodness. Over the last

2:54

couple of years, they've done so many things that,

2:56

that shocked me. Their

2:59

attacks on these

3:02

very, very brave men who testified

3:04

are among the lowest and scummiest things

3:07

that they've done. I'm not going to play them.

3:09

I listened to one to get ready just

3:11

to get me angry by

3:14

Plaskett, Puskett, Puskett,

3:16

whatever the hell her name is. I

3:19

don't know. It's nice to me like

3:22

she just hates the country. The

3:25

lies she told and the attacks

3:28

that she made on them and this

3:30

whole, this whole effort is an effort to help Trump.

3:34

These agents aren't there to help Trump

3:36

or to help the

3:39

Santas or to help me or to help anyone

3:41

or to hurt anyone. They're there because

3:44

their careers have been

3:46

ruined because

3:48

they actually believed in justice the way

3:50

I did.

3:54

And it doesn't exist in America

3:56

right now.

3:58

To say that justice exists in America. America right

4:00

now is just to tell you a ridiculous,

4:04

childish lie. This

4:06

country

4:08

stopped having justice around the time

4:10

the Comey fixed Hillary Clinton case.

4:13

And probably it was there before. And

4:15

what do I mean by that? What I mean by that is there

4:18

is no justice when there are two vastly

4:21

different standards

4:22

depending on whether you're

4:25

the party in power or the party out of power.

4:28

Or in this particular case, not even the party

4:30

in power,

4:32

the party that's created a regime

4:34

independent of power,

4:36

a regime that involves the

4:38

Democrat Party funded

4:40

by a guy who

4:42

hates American nationalism like Soros,

4:45

hates America really,

4:48

supported by the media

4:51

wildly enthusiastically almost

4:54

to the point of insanity.

4:57

The other day a report has put

4:59

out yet another report showing

5:02

the complete falsity of

5:06

the entire claim

5:08

of a Russian plot. And

5:12

the Pulitzer Prize still sits with

5:14

the New York Times and the Washington Post for

5:17

having written that false, rotten,

5:20

completely erroneous,

5:23

completely libelous, defamatory

5:25

story proven.

5:31

And the Pulitzer Committee doesn't pull

5:33

the award. What

5:40

does it tell you about what the Pulitzer Prize is worth?

5:43

There's an expression we have in Brooklyn for what it's

5:45

worth, but I can't use it

5:47

even on

5:50

online television. Well

5:53

first let's get everybody up to date. After

5:56

yesterday's hearing, which we're going to go back and review

5:58

a little bit of it so you get the that you get the flavor

6:01

of it. And

6:04

the proof of it, the testimony

6:07

of Garrett O'Boyle, Stephen Friend,

6:10

and Marcus Allen, which

6:13

was compelling, to say the

6:15

least. Today, the

6:18

committee issued a report,

6:20

and the report adds a couple of things

6:23

in a little more detail

6:24

than we had them yesterday. One is

6:26

that the FBI Washington field

6:28

office pressured a

6:31

field office in Boston to open investigations

6:34

on 138 people. That's

6:37

a lot of people to investigate. This

6:40

is a quote, who traveled to Washington

6:42

DC to exercise their

6:44

First Amendment rights on January 6, The

6:50

report says that the FBI had no

6:53

specific indication that these people

6:55

were involved in any way in criminal activity,

6:58

just like they never had any indication that Trump was

7:00

involved in criminal activity. We

7:02

even have the memos. Apparently,

7:06

it doesn't matter now for the FBI if

7:08

you're involved in criminal activity, because they

7:10

don't investigate crime any longer. They investigate

7:14

politics. They

7:16

investigate political people

7:18

or groups that are opposed to the regime,

7:21

which makes them a state police, akin

7:24

to the state police in

7:28

Communist Russia, Red

7:30

China, Nazi

7:32

Germany, the Stasi in East

7:34

Berlin. That's what they used to do. They

7:38

actually have little special groups for that. And

7:40

I guess the FBI is the special group,

7:42

at least the headquarters in the Washington field

7:44

office,

7:45

for the

7:47

special Biden persecutions

7:50

or Democrat persecutions. Well,

7:52

these 138 people were targeted for that.

7:58

The Boston field office. was

8:00

given a dictate from

8:03

the Washington field office. I didn't know the Washington

8:05

field office could go around giving

8:08

orders. You know, like, you've been investigate 138

8:10

people and bring them

8:13

here to Washington.

8:16

The Boston agents, which proves

8:18

the truth, and

8:21

it's not just a pleasant thing that we

8:23

say, that most of the agents are really

8:25

good people.

8:26

The Boston office said, hey, how

8:28

about some evidence? You

8:31

want to send us some videos or

8:33

some evidence?

8:35

You know what the answer was? No.

8:39

No, no, we can't

8:41

sacrifice their identities.

8:44

These are FBI agents asking

8:46

for their identities, not me.

8:50

They sure as hell would have given it to the Wall Street Journal

8:53

or the Washington Post or

8:55

the New York Times.

8:57

They give away their underwear to them.

9:00

I mean, they give them everything. How

9:03

many leaks have they been through the FBI in the last

9:05

five years? A thousand? Two

9:07

thousand? I don't know. Each

9:10

one's a felony, by the way, completely uninvestigated.

9:15

Leaks and lies. Comey

9:17

himself did it several times

9:20

without consequence. You

9:22

know, the reason for all this is because there are no

9:24

consequences.

9:26

This activity is encouraged by

9:28

the fact that nobody's ever prosecuted,

9:30

including Comey, who should have been prosecuted

9:32

immediately. Not

9:35

only for leaking, but for committing

9:37

perjury in front of the FISA

9:40

court. I don't know

9:42

what the hell's wrong with the FISA court not referring

9:44

him for a perjury prosecution. They

9:46

don't seem to care whether the truth is told

9:48

to them or not. At least we haven't

9:50

heard from them. Maybe I'm wrong.

9:53

And if I am, I apologize if they've done it surreptitiously

9:57

or secretly. I don't know why they would have to do it that

9:59

way, but if they... did do it that way, then

10:01

I apologize. If they didn't, then what

10:03

the hell's wrong with you? So

10:06

they wanted these 138 people, they wanted investigations open

10:08

on 138 people with

10:13

no specific indication that they were involved

10:15

in any way in criminal activity, but

10:18

they shared a bus to the Capitol with

10:23

two people who

10:26

entered what was called the restricted area

10:29

during the protests. Now, it

10:31

doesn't say they committed

10:34

trespass. It doesn't say

10:36

they committed a crime. It

10:39

doesn't say they were involved in some

10:42

form of anarchistic

10:45

behavior. It says

10:48

they entered the restricted area,

10:50

whatever the hell that is. And

10:53

it doesn't say whether they entered, would

10:57

somebody trying to stop them? Would

11:00

nobody trying to stop them? Or would somebody encouraging

11:02

them to go in? All of which took place, which

11:04

we've seen on the videos

11:07

and the ones that we've seen where

11:09

people were able to get in unobstructed

11:12

and invited in were from ones that were hidden

11:15

and covered up by the FBI and had to be found

11:18

elsewhere.

11:21

Well, they would not share the information

11:24

with their fellow FBI agents.

11:33

The Boston field office again persisted

11:35

and asked for more evidence

11:39

and they refused to give them the evidence.

11:42

I don't know if I was an FBI agent in that Boston

11:45

office, I might start thinking they didn't have the evidence.

11:48

And I might start thinking that the stuff

11:50

that those crazy right wingers say about

11:53

them

11:53

may not be conspiracy theories at all. It

11:57

may be true that the Washington office of

11:59

the FBI and the headquarters is thoroughly

12:01

corrupt.

12:02

Sure sounds that way when they won't share the evidence

12:05

with fellow FBI agents. What

12:08

makes them better, more honest?

12:11

I mean, probably no office

12:14

in America does more leaking than

12:16

headquarters in the Washington field office. In

12:19

fact, I think if you added up all the leaking

12:22

from all of the field offices

12:24

in the United States,

12:26

it wouldn't equal half

12:27

of what's done in Washington

12:30

in half a year. This

12:34

comes by the way, from absolute

12:36

experience with the Washington field office. I

12:40

wouldn't have shared anything with them. Right

12:43

now I wouldn't. Then

12:48

we find out that the Bank of America voluntarily,

12:53

provided the FBI with confidential

12:55

customer data, including a list of people

12:58

who

12:58

made transactions in the Washington DC

13:00

area between January 5 and

13:03

January 7, 2021, with people

13:05

who had previously bought a gun

13:08

using a bank product

13:11

being elevated to the top of the list. So

13:14

the idea was they

13:16

were looking for people with guns

13:19

in order to charge somebody with

13:21

a gun

13:23

in the Capitol because nobody

13:26

they arrested in the Capitol had

13:28

a gun. You get it?

13:32

You get it? You see what they're

13:34

doing? It is rather weird that they talk

13:36

about, this is

13:38

some kind of an insurrection, right?

13:41

I mean, it's a joke actually, that they're talking

13:43

about an insurrection and they

13:45

couldn't arrest a single person

13:48

inside, all these terrible,

13:50

horrible insurrectionists, not a single

13:53

one of them had a gun. Now,

13:57

how were they gonna do the insurrection without

13:59

the gun? They didn't even have pitchforks.

14:02

They didn't even bring their pitchforks. Were

14:06

they going to throw spitballs at

14:09

the United States Marines and overthrow the US government?

14:12

Do you realize how asinine the

14:14

claim of

14:16

insurrection is, how insulting it

14:18

is to your intelligence? And

14:21

beyond insulting, I mean, people

14:23

are sitting in jail for 20 months or

14:26

longer because of these disgusting

14:29

charges.

14:32

I mean, it's really, really

14:34

disgusting to

14:37

see this. And

14:42

then the report

14:44

also revealed the following. FBI

14:47

leadership pressured agents to re-classify

14:49

cases as domestic violence extremism

14:52

cases

14:54

and manipulating cases in

14:56

the categorization system

14:58

to create the perception

15:01

that such events are organically rising

15:03

around the country

15:05

and to support the

15:07

Biden false

15:10

claim that the biggest threat to America

15:13

is white supremacy. There's

15:19

more. I

15:22

mean, there's more in the report. And

15:25

then goes on to summarize a lot of the testimony that we

15:27

heard yesterday. Now,

15:29

just so we get an idea of

15:32

the quality of the witnesses,

15:35

because we've had

15:37

Democrats rely on witnesses like Michael

15:40

Cohen, who lied

15:44

before he cooperated, lied when he

15:46

was cooperating, and lied after

15:48

he cooperated, lied before

15:50

the Democrat committee, who threatened

15:52

to put anybody in jail, who

15:55

not only lied, he lied, demonstrated

15:57

on tape.

15:59

For example, he lied. He said he never sought

16:01

a job in the Trump administration.

16:03

And the next thing I was able to present and put

16:05

right next to his stupid looking face

16:08

was him telling Chris Cuomo that he wanted

16:10

the job of chief of staff. But

16:13

the admonition by the chairman, the Democrat

16:15

chairman, that anybody lie to the committee would

16:18

be prosecuted for perjury did not involve

16:20

anyone who was willing to lie about Donald Trump.

16:23

He never got prosecuted for perjury. His

16:28

prior prosecution was enough because

16:31

he lied for them. See how it goes? You

16:34

lie for them. Fine,

16:36

you don't get prosecuted. Even when you get caught

16:39

red handed. So

16:41

what does that tell him? People lie for us, right? If

16:44

you tend to be that kind of person. But these are

16:46

not the kind of people that were presented yesterday. So

16:50

let's have Chairman Jordan

16:53

describe for you the pedigree of the

16:55

witnesses who testified yesterday. Because

17:01

I don't know if you need much more than this

17:04

to figure out that

17:06

these people were worth a hell of a lot more than

17:08

the creepy Democrats.

17:12

Make it itch

17:13

when you listen to them because they lie so much

17:15

like shifty shivs in that

17:17

past whatever that woman's name is

17:20

who started off the whole thing. Then

17:22

the one we're gonna show you in a little while they're totally idiot.

17:25

Let's see who

17:27

you would trust to

17:28

babysit your children. Mr.

17:33

Garrett O'Boyle.

17:34

Mr. O'Boyle's a whistleblower, an FBI special agent

17:37

and most recently in the Wichita Resident Agency of

17:40

the Kansas City Field Office. Prior

17:43

to becoming an FBI agent, Mr.

17:46

O'Boyle served our nation as an infantryman in the United States Army for

17:49

six years in the Army. Mr. O'Boyle was

17:51

deployed to both Iraq and Afghanistan. He

17:53

received numerous service awards including

17:56

the combat infantry badge. Mr.

17:58

O'Boyle received numerous awards and

18:00

honorable discharge from the Army. Upon

18:02

leaving, Mr. Boyle continued

18:04

his commitment to public service, serving

18:07

as a police officer in Montkachau, Wisconsin for four

18:09

years.

18:10

Mr. Boyle joined the FBI in 2018.

18:13

As an FBI agent, Mr. Boyle was selected to

18:15

serve on the Joint Terrorism Task Force in

18:17

the SWAT team. Mr. Boyle graduated

18:19

cum laude from Marquette University with a

18:21

degree in Criminology and Law Studies. The

18:25

FBI who questioned his loyalty and

18:28

the Constitution into our country. Mr.

18:30

Friend, was a warrant, an FBI

18:33

special agent, most recently in the Daytona

18:35

Beach Resident Agency of the Jacksonville Field

18:37

Office. Prior to becoming an FBI agent

18:40

in 2014, Mr. Friend served as a police officer

18:42

in Savannah, Georgia, in Pooler,

18:44

Georgia. And as an FBI agent, Mr.

18:46

Friend spent seven years working human

18:48

trafficking, investigations, and investigating

18:51

crimes against children.

18:52

Prior to blowing the whistle in 2022, Mr.

18:54

Friend had received several awards from

18:57

the FBI for his performance. Mr.

18:59

Friend is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame. Again,

19:02

after this service to our country,

19:04

FBI questions his loyalty to the country.

19:07

Disgraceful. Mr. Allen is a whistleblower

19:09

and staff operations specialist with an FBI, with

19:12

the FBI's Charlotte Field Office. Mr. Allen served 20

19:14

years, has 20 years of experience as an intelligent

19:17

professional in the FBI and

19:19

the United States Armed Services. Prior

19:21

to joining the FBI, Mr. Allen served in

19:23

the United States Marine Corps, including

19:26

service in Iraq, Kuwait, and Japan. In

19:28

the Marines, Mr. Allen received several awards, including

19:31

the Navy and Marine Corps Combination Medal, the Navy and Marine

19:33

Corps Achievement Medal. Mr. Allen

19:35

received an honorable discharge from his Marine Corps

19:38

duty. And again, the letter

19:40

we got from the FBI, their questioning his command

19:43

to

19:43

our country. I'll find that astounding. Prior

19:45

to blowing the whistle, Mr. Allen received several awards from

19:48

the FBI including being selected as

19:49

employee of the year for the Charlotte Field Office in 2019.

19:52

Mr. Allen holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from

19:55

American Military University. Mr.

19:58

Tristan L Levitt is an

20:00

attorney, the president of Empower Oversight,

20:03

an organization dedicated to enhancing independent

20:05

oversight of government and corporate wrongdoing.

20:08

Prior

20:08

to joining Empower Oversight, Mr.

20:10

Levitt? Well, basically

20:12

Mr. Levitt is the lawyer for them who

20:15

is one of the biggest experts

20:18

on the whistleblower law,

20:20

which was being completely misstated

20:22

and misrepresented

20:26

by the Democrats who spend

20:28

most of their time in these hearings, as

20:31

they did during the Trump hearings,

20:33

as has now been proven by several

20:35

different reports lying. You

20:38

know, shifty shift

20:41

still hasn't given us the two witnesses that

20:43

he has that support the

20:45

fact that Trump was dealing with the Russians.

20:48

There's just been about $80 million

20:51

spent on proving that that not only

20:53

was not true,

20:54

but it was a paid for charge

20:57

developed as a fiction

20:59

and as opposition research by Hillary

21:01

Clinton.

21:02

But shifty shift is now running for Senate,

21:04

not been penalized,

21:06

not been thrown out of the House, not been penalized

21:09

in the House. You just, you get to lie

21:11

as a congressman

21:13

and it doesn't matter. Even if you're lying

21:15

to try to illegally remove a president

21:17

of the United States, if you're a member

21:20

of Congress and a Democrat,

21:22

nothing happens to you. Not

21:25

a single thing. So

21:28

now that you've gotten the background

21:30

of these gentlemen

21:33

and their background as compared

21:35

to their protagonist, let

21:37

me give you a little, just a teeny outline. You

21:40

probably already have it, but let's

21:42

remind you of it, of what

21:44

they were able

21:45

to, of what they

21:48

were able to demonstrate.

21:52

What they were able to demonstrate

21:54

is that the FBI has become an entirely

21:56

politicized operation. That's

21:58

their words.

21:59

politicized operation, an

22:02

operation in which, in

22:06

which, for example, in

22:08

the in the case of Agent

22:12

Garrett Boyle, he

22:15

was compelled to divide

22:18

a he was compelled to divide a single

22:20

case

22:21

into a number of different cases

22:24

in order to make it look like there

22:26

were

22:27

more domestic terrorist

22:29

threats than there actually were.

22:32

And that was probably

22:34

one of the first things that began his

22:36

questioning, you

22:39

know, was this real or was

22:41

this just part of sucking up to

22:43

Joe Biden?

22:45

And then ultimately he gave other

22:48

demonstrations and came to the conclusion.

22:50

The FBI appears to be complicit

22:53

in artificially supporting the

22:55

administration's political narrative

22:58

that domestic violent extremism

23:02

is the greatest threat facing the

23:04

United States when it's not that's

23:08

a hell of a thing to mislead the American

23:10

people on what the greatest threat

23:12

to us is. It's also a hell of

23:14

a thing to try to produce false

23:16

evidence

23:17

of domestic terrorist threats.

23:20

And also, I mean, ultimately to

23:22

support the specious and highly

23:25

dishonorable charge

23:27

that white supremacy is the biggest

23:30

threat in America, which, of course, fits

23:32

the Biden narrative that we are a

23:34

basically racist nation, which

23:36

he's told us any number of times, which we

23:39

know is not true. But

23:40

he's using the law enforcement

23:42

agency,

23:43

the the state police to

23:46

support that. And Mr.

23:49

Boyle, among other things, became

23:52

very suspicious and then found evidence

23:55

of it, turned it in, and

23:57

then they destroyed his career. Mr.

23:59

Boyle. has been

24:01

suspended as an FBI agent. He

24:03

gets no salary. He's not allowed

24:06

to take another job. I don't know how

24:08

they do that.

24:09

I don't know how they can prevent you from

24:12

taking another job.

24:13

So essentially these men have been impoverished.

24:18

In the case of the first

24:20

gentleman, the case

24:22

of the first gentleman that was mentioned,

24:26

I'm sorry, no, in the case

24:29

of Mr. O'Boyle, I think he has five

24:31

children, all under the age of seven or eight.

24:36

I mean, you can go on and on. Maybe

24:38

the most telling, and I'm going to have Ted

24:42

pull this up, we played this for you yesterday,

24:45

maybe the most telling exchange is

24:47

the one with Mr. Allen. We'll

24:52

just play the

24:54

short part of that. Do we have that ready, Ted? We

24:56

do.

24:57

And we get an idea of how

25:00

ignorant a lot of members are.

25:01

Allen, have you ever used Twitter? Yes or

25:03

no? I have utilized

25:06

Twitter, yes. Okay, and is your account at

25:09

Marcus A97050645?

25:13

That is absolutely not my account. Okay,

25:15

that's not your account. Well, on December 5th, 2022, an

25:19

account under the name Marcus Allen

25:21

retweeted a tweet that said- That

25:23

is not my account, ma'am. You

25:26

haven't let me finish the question, sir. Might have been the football

25:28

player. You haven't let me finish the question.

25:31

And the time is mine. On

25:33

December 5th, 2022, an account

25:35

under the name of Marcus Allen retweeted

25:38

a tweet that said, Nancy

25:40

Pelosi staged January 6th, retweet

25:43

if you agree, end quote. Do

25:46

you agree with that statement?

25:48

Yes or no? No,

25:52

ma'am, that's not my account at all. I'm

25:55

asking whether you agree with that statement,

25:57

yes or no? Can you please rephrase the statement?

25:59

Yeah. Do you think that the Pelosi

26:02

staged January 6th? I just

26:04

want him to answer the last question. Yeah, he'll

26:06

answer. I'm just telling you your time's

26:08

up. Do you believe that Nancy Pelosi, do

26:10

you agree with the statement that this person tweeted

26:13

that Nancy Pelosi staged January 6th?

26:15

Yes or no? No. She

26:18

thinks she's got a gotcha moment because she finds a tweet. I

26:21

don't know if you really were taking a good look

26:23

at Mr. Allen's face. I

26:25

was, I was actually trying to stop it. I couldn't,

26:28

Ted and I couldn't figure out quite how to do that. Let me get

26:30

a screenshot of it. I'll put it on the screen.

26:32

Just wanted you to look at Mr. This is obviously

26:35

a very brave,

26:36

very accomplished, very well educated

26:38

man

26:39

and an intelligence analyst.

26:41

As all the other two, we

26:43

didn't get to see them. Did you look at his face? I'm

26:46

sure he was saying himself, how does an idiot

26:48

like this get in Congress? Where

26:51

does she come from? Who put her

26:53

here? How could people vote for her?

26:56

I mean, I ask the same question all the

26:58

time. I did when I was a prosecutor

27:00

too, and I used to put him in jail.

27:03

How do you vote for them? Now,

27:05

how does somebody vote for someone like that? The

27:09

idiot has the wrong Marcus

27:11

Allen from the beginning

27:13

of the question. It was the wrong

27:17

text or tweet or whatever. It

27:22

wasn't him. He didn't, he didn't, he didn't write that.

27:25

Well, first she didn't seem to understand it. Then

27:29

she wanted to get him to testify about

27:31

what he didn't write. What

27:35

the hell is the point of that? Other than to obfuscate,

27:40

they have nothing better to do? Of course they got nothing

27:42

better to do. Because

27:47

what they're doing and are getting caught at is destroying

27:50

this country.

27:52

And they've had a lot of success in doing

27:54

that. I don't know how these stupid, dishonest

27:57

people have such success doing it,

27:59

but they.

27:59

do because you vote for them. I

28:03

don't vote for them. I would never vote for someone like

28:05

that. You

28:08

got a screenshot for you, mayor. You

28:10

got a screenshot of Mr. Allen's face, which I think is

28:12

worth a million dollars. I

28:16

can read the man's mind. What,

28:18

what? Yeah. They'll get it. You got

28:20

it. She got that shot there. I I'm going to,

28:22

uh, Mr. Allen can come on and contradict

28:25

me if he wants,

28:26

but he's got to be saying where the hell did

28:28

she come from?

28:30

Where no wonder this country is in

28:32

trouble

28:33

when we elect people like that. Wow.

28:39

Wow. Wow.

28:43

But isn't this indicative, Ted, isn't

28:46

this indicative of what they've been doing now since

28:48

the beginning of fixing Hillary's case?

28:51

That's where I believe it all stems from. I

28:54

think it all stems from the decision made by

28:56

Barack Obama

28:57

to order Comey. Okay.

28:59

Let Hillary go free. No matter

29:02

what. One hundred

29:04

percent mayor. That's when our country started. No,

29:07

I don't know. Isn't when it started to go down the minute a

29:09

president does that, the country goes down.

29:11

One hundred percent. It's,

29:14

and it's so sad mayor, just less

29:16

than 15 years ago, my first time in DC,

29:19

I'm a senior in high school and

29:21

I looked up to this plan. We're in Washington

29:23

right now around the corner mayor. Right.

29:27

Not now. We came in yesterday.

29:29

I, I, I almost can't look.

29:32

But I really thought how sad. But

29:36

how sad, like you said, when you were younger.

29:40

We are right across the street from the teamsters union.

29:43

Too bad we can't show you a picture of it. Oh, you

29:45

got to tell the story. Because I put the teamsters union

29:48

and receivership myself,

29:51

the U.S. attorney's office in Southern district of New York

29:53

in a civil Rico case. You know what that meant?

29:55

That meant we threw out every single

29:58

member of the board.

30:01

We threw them out for about eight to 10 years,

30:03

and

30:04

we replaced them over a period

30:06

of time and set up a system

30:07

in order to break the mafia

30:11

hold on them and

30:12

their hold on Las

30:15

Vegas to the Central States pension

30:17

fund. Some time I'll tell you the whole case.

30:20

Fascinating case. A little bit of it, you can see

30:23

in the movie Casino, a little bit of it.

30:25

Wow, I did not know that. Of the kind of

30:27

corruption that went on there and the

30:32

skim that went to the mafia

30:34

every month from Las Vegas.

30:38

That tells the mafia

30:41

Las Vegas part. It doesn't tell you the team's

30:43

department. Now I'm going to tell you the second part

30:45

of it to give you an idea that Congress

30:47

has been corrupt for a long time.

30:50

I believe 135 members

30:52

of Congress

30:53

found there a way to write a letter

30:55

to President Ronald Reagan asking that

30:57

I be dismissed as United States Attorney.

31:01

See, they've been trying to get rid of me for a long time. And

31:05

every candidate for president, Republican

31:08

and Democrat, condemned me for what I did,

31:10

interfering with union rights, except

31:13

one who became my hero as a result of

31:15

that.

31:16

Want to guess who it was?

31:17

It was in 1987, 88.

31:22

So that would have been the one that ended

31:24

up in the Dukakis Bush

31:26

election. Who was the one candidate

31:29

for president that said Giuliani

31:31

did the right thing? He's actually just

31:34

completing the work of Robert Kennedy. That's

31:36

what he, that was a quote.

31:37

Guess who?

31:39

This was what year? It was 1988. It

31:42

included candidates like,

31:44

like, Al,

31:48

Al, Al Climate Change

31:51

Gore. It

31:54

included Mike Dukakis,

31:58

Jack Kemp, my friend. Bob

32:01

Dole. You don't know your hero. Well,

32:04

no, but my hero was Ronald Reagan. But

32:07

the letter was to Ronald Reagan to

32:09

fire me.

32:10

One candidate said,

32:12

ridiculous, don't fire him. Okay,

32:14

I was going to say that. It was Bush.

32:18

Vice President Bush. Vice President

32:21

Bush who had the most to lose.

32:22

Because what happened was as a result

32:25

of that, the Teamsters Union, which had

32:27

been a Republican Union up until then, had

32:30

endorsed every Republican candidate since,

32:35

since I guess Johnson, or every

32:38

Demi- since maybe even

32:41

Goldwater. I mean, they turned because of Kennedy.

32:44

They

32:44

were a Democratic Union, and when Bobby Kennedy

32:46

went after them, they switched to the Republican

32:48

Party, and they supported Nixon,

32:51

and they supported, they

32:55

even supported Ronald Reagan.

32:58

And then the Republican U.S. Attorney

33:00

chopped their head off,

33:01

and they switched to the party where they really belong,

33:04

the party of slavery, the Democrat Party. And

33:07

they've been there since, since then. Even

33:10

though the mafia has been taken, ripped

33:13

out of their heart and soul. But

33:16

that's what Washington is like. So

33:19

when I see these things, I

33:23

don't know why I'm so shocked. Because

33:25

even with all that, it wasn't this bad.

33:28

It wasn't as bad as

33:30

was revealed in the, in

33:33

the, in the report filed by Durham

33:35

the other day. It wasn't as bad

33:37

as the witnesses we heard from,

33:39

in front of the Jordan Committee yesterday.

33:43

It wasn't as bad as the report written

33:45

today.

33:47

We had an honest FBI then,

33:50

at least in the main honest. I relied

33:53

on them for every one of my cases. They were

33:55

my partners.

33:58

I wouldn't, wouldn't have been able to make the case.

33:59

without

34:01

the brave, unbelievably talented

34:03

FBI agents,

34:04

police officers, IRS agents, all

34:07

of them. If

34:09

there was corruption, it was very, very

34:15

individual, not

34:19

in any way systemic.

34:23

These gentlemen,

34:25

yesterday who testified,

34:28

certainly made it clear what

34:30

we all know that the headquarters is

34:32

corrupt as hell. Surprisingly,

34:35

the Washington field office seems

34:38

to be the executioner for headquarters

34:40

and for Biden.

34:45

It

34:48

does appear from what they said, although

34:51

I would have preferred a little more questioning

34:53

on this,

34:54

that the rank and file

34:57

FBI is pretty much what it's

34:59

always been. Although, I think

35:03

the agents are saying

35:05

that they let themselves get pushed around too much.

35:08

And interestingly, Agent

35:10

Boyle,

35:14

although it seemed very pained when he said

35:17

it, we'll try to find that quote for you a little

35:19

later. But he actually said, if

35:22

a colleague of his came to him with

35:24

some more evidence of corruption

35:27

and said, should I come forward with it? He

35:30

said he would take it and bring it to

35:33

the committees and all, but he

35:35

ultimately advised a guy not to do it for

35:38

the sake of his family, because

35:40

he says they've basically put

35:45

him in complete poverty now. And

35:48

his kids have, you know, I

35:52

guess these people are really in bad, bad shape.

35:59

What has to be done about it?

35:59

about it? Oh, it's real clear what has

36:02

to be done about it. And

36:04

it hasn't been done. And this is, you know,

36:07

shame on Durham

36:10

for this. These people need to be

36:12

prosecuted.

36:16

They need to be prosecuted. People

36:20

that have done this need to be prosecuted. I mean,

36:22

who? You want me to name them? I

36:24

don't know. I'll give you, I'll give you one for sure. Obama.

36:30

Obama sat there in, uh, in

36:33

late July, early August,

36:35

uh, 2016 and was briefed on the

36:37

Hillary Clinton illegal,

36:39

despicable plot to

36:41

pay money to develop a false charge

36:44

against Trump. And then,

36:46

uh, was briefed on it again, right

36:49

before he left office. All

36:52

his people were involved in it and he just sanctioned

36:55

it.

36:57

Couldn't have happened if he didn't let it happen.

36:59

He was the president. Could have fired all

37:01

of them, kicked them all on the backside. He

37:04

could have stopped it way back in 2015 when

37:06

he found out that Biden's

37:10

son, who had just been thrown out of his

37:12

military for being a drug addict,

37:15

was working for the crookedest man in, in,

37:18

in Ukraine while he, Obama

37:21

was trying to make Ukraine,

37:23

you know, less corrupt. Or was

37:25

he trying to make it less corrupt?

37:28

Or was that part of the training he got

37:32

from some of the Marxist

37:35

that trained him and educated him

37:37

and were part of his

37:39

background. Some of the communists that were part

37:41

of his background, Marxist is a nice way of

37:43

saying communist.

37:48

What about Biden? Biden sat there during

37:51

that meeting, approved

37:53

it. He, I think

37:55

he's the one that suggested trying,

37:57

trying to frame Flint. I

38:01

think he was, we'll go check on that. Don't

38:03

want to accuse Biden of a crime he didn't commit.

38:07

There are plenty to really accuse him

38:09

of that he did. So

38:11

let's just suspend that one until I get a chance to

38:13

check it. But I seem to recall

38:15

there was testimony at the second or third

38:17

meeting that the top

38:21

of the Rico enterprise, the Obama Biden-Rico

38:24

enterprise had about

38:26

this where he

38:28

suggested Flynn, I think. Well,

38:33

that was a complete frame up. Comey even admitted

38:35

it. Said, I wouldn't have done it.

38:37

I wouldn't have done it if there was a more experienced

38:40

administration.

38:42

Why wouldn't he have done it if there was a more? Because

38:45

it was illegal. That's why. How

38:49

Comey escaped getting prosecuted was

38:52

to me at the time outrageous, but now

38:54

in retrospect,

38:57

it was even more damaging than it appears.

39:00

And I want you to follow this,

39:02

and then we'll get to your questions.

39:05

Just want you to follow this for a second. When

39:08

it was revealed that Comey

39:11

lied, right, to

39:16

the FISA court, and how did he

39:19

lie? The top, I don't have an affidavit

39:21

with me, but I'm gonna just take a piece of paper here, and

39:24

I'm gonna illustrate it this way. At the top

39:26

of a FISA application,

39:29

which I helped

39:31

to create the staff for

39:33

the FISA court, at the top of it,

39:35

it says in big verified, verified

39:46

means this is, it's a

39:48

Latin derivative. I wouldn't

39:51

imagine that some of the morons in Congress would

39:53

know this like the idiot that we, she's

39:55

having trouble with English, I mean.

39:58

Verified means. truthful. Down

40:02

at the bottom on the penalty of perjury is

40:04

the signature of one James Comey twice,

40:07

jail. That's jail.

40:10

Because in between here are a bunch of lies

40:13

that he knew lies. He

40:15

knew that it wasn't verified. He

40:18

even admitted that he knew it wasn't verified. He

40:20

wouldn't even have to get very far in the trial to convict

40:23

him. He admitted he knew

40:25

it wasn't verified.

40:28

Why did Barr not prosecute him? Because

40:30

we thought Barr was a good guy then.

40:34

Something really wrong with Barr. We've never really gotten

40:36

to the bottom of that. Something really wrong

40:39

with an attorney general who

40:41

doesn't prosecute someone

40:44

who defiles the sanctity

40:47

of the FISA court. Had

40:51

Comey been prosecuted, I don't

40:54

think they'd have covered up the hard drive. And

40:57

we wouldn't have had a fraudulent 2020

41:00

election. We're talking about

41:03

fraudulent now, not fixing

41:06

the vote, but

41:08

fixing the electorate by depriving

41:10

them of relevant information, which now anywhere

41:13

from 15 to 20 percent of them says it would have changed

41:15

their vote. Biden

41:17

would never have been elected. Had

41:21

that not taken place. But

41:25

had the people been held

41:27

to account, we

41:29

would have stopped it. The

41:32

reason this continues to go on, you

41:34

get it, right? The reason this continues again, nobody gets

41:36

prosecuted. You

41:39

read the Durham thing and you say to yourself, how

41:41

come nobody's prosecuted? You

41:43

listen to these agents and you say, how come these people

41:45

aren't put in jail? That'd stop

41:48

it real soon. It's

41:50

not going to stop until you do that. In

41:52

fact, people have asked me what

41:55

guarantee is that it won't happen in 2024? None. No

42:01

guarantee. Since

42:04

it's been a joke so far, they're

42:07

laughing all the way to the bank. What

42:13

was the name of it? Which bank was it that went

42:17

ahead and turned in all their customers to the FBI?

42:21

Oh my goodness, was that reset? Yeah,

42:23

it was the one I just read about. That's

42:26

incredible. That's amazing. Let's

42:28

see. This would be a good bank

42:31

not to do business with. What bank? Maybe

42:34

it's a bad segue into our commercial. Yeah,

42:36

let's go. Let's go.

42:38

Let's go into the commercial. Then we'll get you the name

42:40

of the bank. And then we'll also

42:44

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42:46

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44:27

I don't know, maybe I should step aside

44:29

so you can take a good look at what I have behind

44:31

me. Just look. Well, I will only

44:33

put it on quickly.

44:36

But you got to see this because

44:39

this is now the

44:41

advertisement for Adidas sneakers.

44:44

It's one of many

44:47

men in like. I

44:50

don't know. Is that a big kid? That's not a bikini. I don't know what

44:52

the hell that is. OK,

44:54

so this is how Adidas now. This

44:56

is now how Adidas wants to sell

44:59

you things. Why

45:01

don't you tell Adidas to go to hell? Huh? Why

45:03

don't we do the same thing to Adidas that we did to Budweiser?

45:07

I mean, that's disgusting. Now, let's let's

45:09

everybody get a chance to see it.

45:10

Just I want you to know that I'm not sure we've

45:13

got to show the rest. You got to

45:15

show the disgusting rest. Come on. There are adults.

45:17

Yes. Just scroll down. I got

45:19

to scroll down there. OK,

45:22

good. OK. Now you saw a piece

45:24

of crap, right? Because

45:27

total piece of crap. I'm

45:31

back. All right. We just put

45:33

that off. We'll put it.

45:35

We'll put something else up on the screen. Yeah, we got this. I'll

45:38

put something else nice on the screen. Something

45:41

decent. Let's see.

45:43

What should it be? Picture of Donald

45:45

Trump, maybe. Which

45:48

shall we put up there? Let's

45:50

pick something nice here. Oh,

45:54

yeah, look at this. He's jerk us. Wow.

45:58

Oh, man. Here's a group. How about this? group

46:00

right there. Wow.

46:02

There's a couple. They

46:05

were all, they were chased around Manhattan, except

46:09

for two hours they were chased around Manhattan.

46:11

Did you hear anything, man? Not only that, they

46:13

can't come up with a single video of it and

46:16

they must have passed 2,567 cameras. Or

46:19

cameras here than anywhere in the world. There

46:21

are multiple cameras. Multiple

46:24

cameras.

46:25

This is the only chase that

46:27

nobody picked up.

46:29

The only. I mean, it must have

46:31

been a bad, it must have been. They're moving so fast. It

46:34

must have been a bad camera. It must have

46:36

been a bad camera night, you know? Yes, sir.

46:39

I would say it was. You can put some lights on in here,

46:41

Mayor. You don't need to. It was definitely,

46:44

can I put this off now? Okay. This was

46:46

definitely a a bad camera

46:49

night

46:50

for, are

46:54

they still royalty of some kind or other? I believe.

46:58

Well, they're not royalty here. I mean, we

47:00

got rid of that during

47:02

the war of the revolution, didn't we? Didn't

47:05

we get rid of that?

47:08

When I, when I,

47:11

when the, it was Fleet

47:13

Week and I was the mayor, the British Navy at

47:16

one time came into port

47:19

with the American Navy to honor us. And I said,

47:21

you know, the last time you

47:23

were here was the war of 1812. And we chased

47:25

you out. I'm

47:27

not big on our enemies.

47:30

I mean, I know England's now our friend. I don't mean that,

47:32

but I mean this royalty stuff. I

47:35

don't know. I, the

47:37

Queen, I thought it was terrific. I

47:39

was very honored to be honored for

47:42

the city of New York by being knighted

47:45

honorary knighthood. I really

47:48

do think they conduct themselves. I think,

47:53

I think they conduct themselves very, very,

47:56

patriotically, even

47:58

Charles, who who politically,

48:01

I think at times has been in the past kind

48:03

of silly. I think he conducts himself

48:07

really well and certainly

48:09

the future

48:11

king. But you know,

48:14

monarchy is just not an American thing. I mean,

48:16

it's just not something.

48:19

Even

48:22

now we have a dictatorship, not a monarchy. Isn't

48:26

that true? But that's what

48:28

we have. We have a dictatorship. You know that.

48:31

I mean, where don't fool yourself. What

48:34

you heard from those agents is

48:36

a dictatorship. Now, now that we have the picture

48:39

down, I'm going to invite Megan to

48:41

join us because I'm going to ask

48:44

I'm going to ask Megan, what

48:46

should we do about this crap like

48:49

Budweiser and Nike?

48:52

Nike

48:54

was trying to sell. What were they trying to sell?

48:57

They were trying to sell bikinis with

48:59

men or something. Men wearing

49:02

bikinis. Here,

49:06

I'll give you this one. We're

49:11

going to put it right there. You got to get really,

49:14

really close to that one

49:15

because that one is the one you have to be really close to.

49:19

This directional microphone.

49:20

This one is a little less sensitive.

49:23

Tell me how do

49:25

we stop this craziness

49:30

like Budweiser with

49:32

that trying

49:34

to sell beer with

49:37

a transgender. Right. That

49:39

same person. I get transvestite and transgender

49:42

mixed up. I don't like to think about it a lot. I

49:47

think we're going to change the microphones. I'm going to tell

49:49

you why. I've become a tiny bit of

49:51

a microphone expert.

49:53

This

49:55

picks up your voice from further away. This

49:57

one is a very, very good microphone, but it's a directional

49:59

microphone.

51:24

like

52:00

every day, there's something new that's coming out, right?

52:02

You know, from what I've, what I've seen.

52:04

Some of them include animals like you're an animal.

52:07

Oh, what they I mean, you know, back to schools,

52:09

there's I think I told you this before, there's

52:11

a school where the child is identifying

52:14

as a cat, they're putting litter

52:15

boxes in school for kids. But

52:17

if I want to identify as someone that

52:19

doesn't want to pay taxes, do I get to I

52:22

don't, I don't get that right. You want to identify

52:24

as a maga person, you go to jail,

52:26

right? And they try to take all your property.

52:28

Well, I mean, they do that already. I they take all my

52:30

social, they took all they do it at all my social media

52:33

just because of political business or magma person.

52:35

Well, yeah, and I come on this show. So,

52:37

man.

52:39

So they give litter. They give

52:41

litter boxes to people who identify

52:43

obviously, as cat, right?

52:45

But they, the left doesn't, they want to, they

52:47

won't even give you a bank account. If you're a magma

52:50

person, it's unbelievable. You

52:53

know what I don't think is working. I really don't think

52:55

the mega thing is working. Every time Biden

52:57

says it, it sounds stupid. We

52:59

are threatened by the mega

53:02

movement. Sounds

53:05

like some kind of we should what was threatening

53:07

was when our cities were burning down and they were

53:09

promoting a movement make America

53:11

great again is very threatening. Of course

53:13

it is if you're a communist, right? Gotta

53:15

be threatening for a long time. They

53:19

want one world government. But

53:21

I mean, it's amazing. It stands for make America

53:23

great again. And they're all upset about it. And

53:27

gosh almighty if America's great,

53:30

all that money that he got from China be wasted.

53:33

Right. Right. And BLM is not you

53:35

know, why why aren't we making a bigger deal about

53:37

BLM or Antifa? They're all left Soros

53:40

funded

53:41

cop killers. Right. BLM

53:45

is dedicated to killing cops, ending

53:47

the family as we

53:50

know it, meaning mother and father. No

53:52

mothers. They don't

53:53

know what mother they actually wanted to

53:55

cancel Mother's Day. I'm not sure if you if you knew

53:57

that you know these big box companies.

55:45

to

56:00

happen next. We don't know. We don't. We

56:02

hope

56:03

that there's going to be a change of government in 24.

56:06

The chances that they can

56:08

do the things they did in 20 are. I don't know.

56:12

They're pretty good. Nobody's

56:14

been punished for 20. And the thing is, even everything

56:17

that has come out, what happens?

56:19

It just feels like it gets swept under the rug. But American

56:22

people deserve answers.

56:25

The massive deprivation

56:28

of information

56:30

that certainly fixed the election. No

56:33

one's being punished for it.

56:34

So if you did it, and there's no reason why the

56:37

same crooked media wouldn't do the same crooked

56:39

things. They're

56:40

doing it right now. And

56:41

actually, even before you get to the

56:43

dispute over whether the election

56:46

count was correct or not. And even

56:48

before you get to that, I mean,

56:52

they want to deny. That's

56:54

another thing where if they

56:56

want to deny you write a free speech or inquiry into

56:58

that by just yelling and screaming

57:01

and trying to damage people. There's

57:03

an overwhelming amount of evidence.

57:05

I mean, I remember watching the news during the time

57:07

and in the background, the people that are checking the ballots,

57:09

you could actually see them on live TV.

57:12

They're filling them out.

57:14

I mean, just like the January 6th, there's a

57:16

lot of videos of

57:18

the officers that were working that day pushing

57:21

the people inside the Capitol. Why would that be the only thing

57:23

they were telling the truth about? Why

57:26

would that be that? That would be the only thing they're telling the

57:28

truth about. The eight things they're lying about and telling

57:30

the truth about that. All right,

57:32

Justine, you're on with Megan and

57:37

the mayor. Thank you so much for having.

57:39

Yes, it's I just want to make sure it's

57:42

easy to hear. But yes, Mr.

57:44

Mayor. Hi, Megan. Hi, Justine. Is this

57:46

the

57:46

the Justine Murray? That's

57:48

her. All right. Yeah, very

57:50

famous. Trustee, how

57:53

are you, Justine? What would you like to talk about?

57:56

I'm doing well. Well, right now, I actually

57:59

just. read a story about women

58:02

are there's this new trend on the subways

58:04

where women are wearing these baggy

58:06

shirts in order to ward off creeps.

58:09

And

58:10

we're hearing nothing about this from the so-called

58:12

feminist Democrats and the left who

58:15

claim to support women, but they

58:17

know that they're the ones who have allowed

58:20

these violent, reaper defenders out of

58:22

jail to commit violent attacks and

58:24

even murders. And God forbid

58:26

you defend yourself or you

58:29

defend other people, you're arrested.

58:32

So it seems it's another example,

58:35

in my opinion, of anarcho tyranny. And

58:37

it ties right into what

58:39

the FBI is doing because the FBI

58:42

is persecuting people

58:45

for their political views, but they're

58:47

letting

58:50

violent criminals. I

58:53

think we're losing you a little bit, Justine,

58:56

but the point that you make

58:58

is a very, very

59:00

is a very good one. And I think, you know,

59:02

what I failed to mention when I showed that creepy

59:05

picture of that guy advertising

59:08

for Adidas is this

59:10

is really an attack on women. Absolutely.

59:14

I mean, it's like they want to wipe out women that

59:16

they're, and even when you think about

59:18

the athletic competitions,

59:20

they want to wipe out women's sports.

59:22

I mean, how are you going to have women weightlifting

59:26

when you have some, I

59:28

think there was eight different

59:30

top awards given and they were all men in

59:33

the past year. I'll have to get the list to you, but it's just unbelievable.

59:35

Just that in itself. How was a young girl

59:37

supposed to strive to

59:39

have a goal? The number one in the world. A

59:41

male, a male, it doesn't matter. Somebody

59:43

just says, okay, today I wake up. Well, with the

59:46

swimmer, the swimmer,

59:49

the

59:49

guy, the, the woman or the boxing,

59:51

one in the world who was about ready to set a world record

59:53

for women. This guy walks in just

59:57

actually just doesn't even make much of a pretense.

1:00:00

woman today. And he was like

1:00:02

458th on the list of men.

1:00:04

And he wins. It's unbelievable. I

1:00:07

mean, how about, you know, I mean, what

1:00:09

about basketball? I mean, why aren't men

1:00:12

start to go into the,

1:00:14

to the women's basketball league?

1:00:18

I mean, the sports is crazy. But even

1:00:20

though, for example, bathrooms and

1:00:22

airports now, they're, they're unisex type bathrooms.

1:00:24

If you're a predator or something like that, you

1:00:27

know, your young daughter or your young son goes

1:00:29

into a bathroom and

1:00:30

it's going on. Yeah. It happened

1:00:32

to that poor guy in Virginia got arrested because

1:00:34

he was trying to do, he was defending his

1:00:37

daughter and the Virginia, the

1:00:40

school board was covering it up. It's unbelievable.

1:00:43

I mean, it's really a terrible thing. And, you

1:00:45

know, I have a gentleman named Jimmy

1:00:49

from Brooklyn who calls up

1:00:51

on my radio show and we got to get him. Maybe Jimmy

1:00:54

goes to bed early. We got to get Jimmy to call

1:00:56

up here so our audience here can hear him. Jimmy

1:00:58

is probably one of the, one of the really

1:01:00

a

1:01:03

number one experts on communism. And

1:01:06

I can't remember exactly when it occurred to me

1:01:08

that this was not disconnected,

1:01:11

but I had studied communism in college

1:01:13

quite a bit. And then I, when I was

1:01:15

in the, in the Reagan administration,

1:01:18

that Ted was talking about a lot of

1:01:20

my work had to do with Russian spies.

1:01:23

That's the Pfizer court in

1:01:26

large measure was designed in

1:01:28

order to get warrants to spy on the

1:01:31

Russians. So

1:01:32

I know quite a bit about communism

1:01:34

and its history and its philosophy.

1:01:38

And all of a sudden it occurred to me

1:01:40

a few years ago, this isn't all disconnected.

1:01:44

It's not like, well, they're going after women here

1:01:46

and they're trying to get rid of fathers here.

1:01:48

And they're going after the police here

1:01:50

and they're trying to destroy cities like

1:01:52

New York. They're getting us

1:01:55

to hate the country. They're burning the fire. They want the kids

1:01:57

disconnected from the parents also. They don't

1:01:59

want to have that. This just marks his plan.

1:02:01

This is the plan of Karl Marx, Frederick

1:02:05

Engels, Stalin, Lenin. To

1:02:09

some extent Hitler. They don't want anybody to

1:02:11

be unified. They don't want that. Hitler, who was a socialist.

1:02:15

We're following their plan. Absolutely.

1:02:17

And it's being financed by a guy like Soros,

1:02:20

who hates American nationalism, has

1:02:22

said that, hates American nationalism, doesn't

1:02:25

really think we should be a sovereign country. And

1:02:27

we should be part of one, you know, the Klaus

1:02:30

Schwab. One world government. Obama. Into

1:02:33

that one world crap. And

1:02:36

if there's a one world government, you

1:02:38

got to be a fool not to figure out that China takes

1:02:41

over. I mean, look, for instance, everything

1:02:43

that just happened with COVID, that's just a perfect

1:02:45

example right there of how easily,

1:02:49

and I almost think it was almost a test for

1:02:51

them to see how we react,

1:02:53

to see what it would actually be

1:02:55

like to put their systems in place so

1:02:57

that when they, that was a test run for the next

1:03:00

time, a pandemic

1:03:02

or whatever it is that they want to

1:03:03

try to enforce. Well, you know, they

1:03:06

were trying for a while, but I don't think they can

1:03:08

get away with it. They were going to use climate change, but

1:03:11

they really haven't sold climate change

1:03:14

as universally as they would like. See, the

1:03:16

climate change thing for me is ironic. A lot

1:03:18

of people doubt it. Well, if you look up HARP,

1:03:21

it's a it's

1:03:21

a government funded program

1:03:24

that controls the weather. The weather is patented.

1:03:26

This is stuff that anybody can look up. Well, yeah,

1:03:28

I haven't sold. They have all that. They

1:03:30

tried very, very hard to schedule in daylight

1:03:33

out of people, you know, from Gore,

1:03:37

Gore to the little girl. Yeah,

1:03:39

that was funny. The poor little girl that runs around

1:03:42

saying it. I mean, she what's the name? Greta,

1:03:44

Greta, Greta Thunberg. She just got arrested.

1:03:47

What'd you get arrested for this? She predicted

1:03:49

the end of the world that was supposed to happen.

1:03:51

I just feel like she's like an implant that they

1:03:53

put there. It's an actor like I

1:03:55

don't know what other way I can. It's an

1:03:57

actor just like.

1:03:59

do on the on the you know

1:04:01

the mainstream media it's whatever they want to promote

1:04:03

the time you know they get away with this stuff they do get away

1:04:05

with it about about

1:04:06

uh two months ago the date came that she claimed

1:04:09

the world was going to be she's not

1:04:11

sure donna's now years ago i mean well

1:04:13

gore gore

1:04:15

gore had the whole southern america

1:04:17

uh southern part of the united states

1:04:19

flooded by 2016 well

1:04:22

let's take one more call mayor we're already in soccer

1:04:24

time let's

1:04:27

go to don in Florida

1:04:29

sunny Florida is it is it sunny down

1:04:31

there uh

1:04:33

well not at this hour but typically

1:04:35

yeah so

1:04:37

what's up what would you like to talk

1:04:39

about hi mr mayor how are you hey

1:04:42

palm yeah we're um palm beach

1:04:44

wonderful beautiful palm beach i want to ask

1:04:47

you a question yes um i

1:04:51

want to first thank you for all that you do

1:04:53

and keep up the good fight

1:04:55

and thank you fighting for us and

1:04:58

i'm not sure that there's anyone with more experience

1:05:00

in you when it comes to presidential

1:05:03

campaigns as you've been a part of the

1:05:05

law and i just wanted to ask

1:05:07

you what are your thoughts this evening

1:05:09

as 2024 approaches will

1:05:12

biden be the nominee

1:05:14

well on biden my thoughts are

1:05:17

he will be the nominee if he makes it

1:05:19

to the finish line and by that i

1:05:21

don't mean to be uh flippant or anything

1:05:24

uh there are two two two possibilities

1:05:27

right i mean he's an he's

1:05:29

not just um old

1:05:31

he's he is old i'm old i'm gonna

1:05:33

be 79 in a few weeks

1:05:35

uh people in ages like that

1:05:37

tend to die more than people that are young

1:05:40

but uh second uh he looks awful

1:05:42

there

1:05:42

are times in which he appears as if it

1:05:45

looks like he he

1:05:46

they just they just uh you

1:05:49

know he's a couple of hours away and

1:05:52

then there are times that he appears where he looks great

1:05:54

where i guess they make him up and they pump him up

1:05:56

and then of course he doesn't know what he's doing

1:05:59

and that can yes that could go at any time. I

1:06:01

mean, that disease, you don't need

1:06:03

to be a doctor. You got to read a little. That

1:06:05

disease is progressive. And what it progresses

1:06:07

to is

1:06:09

a complete lack of being

1:06:11

able to talk, understand, remember at all.

1:06:14

Now he has a pretty tough job, but there

1:06:16

could be a day that comes in which the mouth

1:06:19

opens and nothing comes out. There's

1:06:21

no guarantee that that doesn't happen before, you

1:06:24

know, the election in 2024

1:06:27

happened to other people. I've

1:06:28

seen it happen. Well, it's like that woman,

1:06:31

I was the one from Pennsylvania. And

1:06:33

we were looking at the video today. She was off,

1:06:36

but she didn't realize they said, Oh, were you

1:06:38

working from home? And she said, What are you talking about?

1:06:40

I'm not working from home. I've been here. Really,

1:06:42

she wasn't there. Right. Oh, no. Oh, wait. Oh, wait. Oh, wait. It's

1:06:45

a matter of kind of a fun. Yes.

1:06:48

You're

1:06:48

thinking of Fetterman. No, no, I know

1:06:51

Fetterman isn't from Pennsylvania. I know that is the other

1:06:53

one. I mean, it's just crazy. No, you should

1:06:55

have a cognitive function that is at a certain

1:06:57

level to be able to serve. Yeah, like

1:06:59

you should you should know when

1:07:02

you've been out of Washington for six months, that

1:07:04

you were out of Washington. Remember that? Yeah. And and you

1:07:08

should know when you're in

1:07:11

when you're in Cambodia, that

1:07:14

you're not in Colombia, which what

1:07:16

Biden thought for quite some time.

1:07:18

And you also should know

1:07:21

that you didn't give your

1:07:23

uncle the Purple

1:07:25

Heart in the White House when you were vice president

1:07:28

for two reasons. First of all, your

1:07:30

uncle was dead for seven years before

1:07:33

you got in the White House.

1:07:34

And the second thing is your uncle never got the Purple

1:07:37

Heart. Right. Well, the second one was alive.

1:07:39

But the first one has got to be some kind

1:07:41

of a book book. No brain. It's

1:07:44

a scary thought to think that this person has

1:07:46

the nuclear codes. No, I mean, if we're

1:07:49

at that kind of power, you really are

1:07:52

being brainwashed if you don't realize that he has

1:07:54

a serious case of similar

1:07:55

dimension. I mean, you mean more technical

1:07:59

science? Scientifically or medically

1:08:02

he's suffering from anywhere from a

1:08:04

strong pretty heavy case of dementia to a very

1:08:06

serious one, right?

1:08:08

And I mean the number of times

1:08:10

that he

1:08:11

falters in serious ways

1:08:13

is Astounding and

1:08:15

a lot of it's covered up I mean

1:08:17

a lot of times Ted and I find it and we put

1:08:19

it on but they haven't covered it and

1:08:22

I stopped and I Should do it again. I stopped listening

1:08:24

to that Australian is

1:08:25

an Australian station

1:08:27

that loves to They

1:08:30

must have somebody here just picks it up.

1:08:32

Then at night they do jokes about Biden

1:08:35

walking in the wrong direction or getting lost in the white

1:08:37

imagine how these other countries are looking

1:08:39

at us seeing America

1:08:41

Just changed and so fast that

1:08:44

we were the most powerful country Well,

1:08:46

sure he goes he goes to one of these countries and he turns

1:08:48

around and he walks in a wrong direction He walks in the other

1:08:50

direction. He falls going upstairs

1:08:52

and They look at us like

1:08:55

they can't rely on us Because of the media

1:08:57

it

1:08:57

all gets swept under the rug here though

1:08:59

And that's what the issue is is the way that the American

1:09:02

people are getting information. Yeah,

1:09:04

it gets swept under the rug But

1:09:06

not really 63% of

1:09:08

the American people don't believe he has the mental

1:09:11

ability to be president 63% with

1:09:13

the

1:09:15

That's

1:09:17

what the crooked media covering it up.

1:09:20

Right? Can you imagine if we told them the truth? I Mean

1:09:23

imagine what really goes on inside. I mean, there's so many

1:09:25

things every day. It's it's unavoidable They

1:09:27

can only cover up so much. He's doing that stuff

1:09:29

in public. Imagine. I mean the way he's

1:09:32

around little kids I have a problem. I feel

1:09:34

it's very disturbing to me My

1:09:36

partner my part is really young

1:09:38

children on camera. It's I don't I

1:09:40

didn't I didn't see it but my partner on

1:09:42

ABC Who

1:09:45

is on the hour before me Greg

1:09:47

Kelly and also on Newsmax great

1:09:50

great guy and

1:09:51

Highly recommend watching

1:09:54

him. Oh

1:09:55

Greg said something today about

1:09:57

there being a disturbing

1:09:59

incident with him with a little girl. I

1:10:01

don't know. We weren't able to find it. Were we

1:10:03

Ted? I'll

1:10:05

find it and get it too. But I did see one where he

1:10:08

was outside of the White House on the lawn and he

1:10:10

was kneeling down and the way he was touching this

1:10:12

little girl, it was. Well, there are plenty

1:10:13

of those. I mean, the thing when he

1:10:15

was in the, talking about the touching the legs

1:10:18

and the pool. I mean, what are you talking about? Sound

1:10:20

like a pedophile. I mean, in pictures with the little

1:10:22

girls who look very disturbed and very upset.

1:10:26

And we, and, you know, I unfortunately

1:10:28

know Hunter's problems. Well,

1:10:32

I mean, that laptop is, I wish more

1:10:35

people were able to see it and

1:10:37

do some research. Well,

1:10:40

in the soccer time. Well,

1:10:42

we'll cover one more, maybe

1:10:45

one more question. Maybe you

1:10:47

pick one out. Mayor Giuliani, I

1:10:49

just want to add to all the

1:10:51

voices that are defending you. Anyone

1:10:53

who knows you understands that you've always treated

1:10:56

people with respect,

1:10:58

you care about this country.

1:11:01

I think the most courageous Americans willing

1:11:04

to stand up for the people are the ones that are

1:11:06

going to be attacked

1:11:06

the most. Ah, I

1:11:09

kind of, you know, when you get attacked

1:11:11

like that, you get upset right at the beginning and then

1:11:13

you

1:11:15

get used to it. And I

1:11:17

do realize that. I actually 100% realize

1:11:19

that. I feel like it's a- I realize that

1:11:21

I'm being attacked because I'm standing up

1:11:23

for what I believe in. And I feel

1:11:25

a great affinity with those FBI agents

1:11:28

that you serve. It's a shame we couldn't have time

1:11:30

to play more. I really urge you to go

1:11:32

listen to their entire testimony. These

1:11:35

are extraordinarily intelligent, extraordinarily

1:11:37

brave men who

1:11:39

are paying a very heavy price merely

1:11:41

for doing what they took an oath to do. Absolutely.

1:11:44

And imagine, I mean, I'm sure whatever

1:11:47

they, whatever missions they might have done in the FBI,

1:11:50

I mean, they're fully exposed at

1:11:52

this point. That in itself,

1:11:54

like their families are not protected.

1:11:56

I mean, I don't even know. Their families are

1:11:58

protected. Especially young children. I mean, it's horrible

1:12:01

that the government could put them in that position.

1:12:03

Yeah, I, I, I, I failed to understand

1:12:05

them. And three of them said this, the

1:12:08

FBI refuses to pay them

1:12:10

and refuses to let them work. I don't

1:12:12

know how the FBI can do that. How do they get away

1:12:14

with doing that yet? I don't know. Like, yeah, we have to look into

1:12:16

that. I don't know how they can refuse.

1:12:19

Maybe what that means is if they go work,

1:12:21

they then lose their job with the FBI. But

1:12:24

that's okay. The only way they're going to get their

1:12:26

job back is through some legal action anyway.

1:12:29

But the way that lawyers are right now is that

1:12:32

they're all, they're all leading left. Lawyers

1:12:34

are afraid to speak up to represent.

1:12:37

They don't want to get canceled. I just, I just

1:12:39

suffered from that in Philadelphia

1:12:41

today.

1:12:42

Some,

1:12:44

some guy is afraid to continue to represent

1:12:46

me even though he's been paid, been paid. But

1:12:49

look, we'll find another one. We'll find

1:12:51

somebody. But it is hard to find,

1:12:54

to find lawyers, not just for Trump, but for

1:12:56

me and for other people that

1:12:58

defend, that have defended Trump.

1:13:01

And it's a, it's a tragedy because they're ruining

1:13:03

the legal profession.

1:13:04

It used to be in the legal profession that if you,

1:13:07

let's assume that,

1:13:09

let's assume that these

1:13:11

people, you know, hate Trump. He's terrible.

1:13:14

He's very unpopular.

1:13:14

It used to be

1:13:16

that a lawyer who represented an unpopular

1:13:19

cause or person was a hero. Like

1:13:21

what could be worse than a terrorist? These,

1:13:24

I mean, these people who hate Trump can't really believe

1:13:26

he's as bad as a terrorist. What's

1:13:28

worse than a terrorist is what's going on. But

1:13:30

no, but if you represented a terrorist,

1:13:32

you were a hero. But if you represent

1:13:35

Trump, they want to disbar you, take your license

1:13:37

away,

1:13:38

destroy you, go after your family, not

1:13:41

allow your representation. For example,

1:13:43

what they did to you. I mean, that's defamation

1:13:45

at a crazy level. I

1:13:48

mean, your body of work,

1:13:50

everything that you've done, how dare they? There's

1:13:52

no monetary number you could put on that either. If I represented

1:13:55

an Islamic terrorist, I'd be a hero. Tell

1:13:58

me that Trump is. that there's

1:14:00

somebody in the country that actually believes that Trump is

1:14:02

worse than an Islamic terrorist. Maybe there

1:14:04

is, I don't know. Maybe people are crazy enough

1:14:07

to do that. But I also

1:14:09

want to say that they have a playbook and it's just

1:14:11

like any time that they ever get exposed

1:14:13

or something that's actually truthful that they

1:14:15

can't lie their way out of, the easiest thing

1:14:18

for them to do is to make some sort

1:14:20

of salacious scandal up. They did it to Kavanaugh.

1:14:22

They did it to Trump. They do it to

1:14:25

you. They do it to anybody. And

1:14:27

it's just unfounded. And there's

1:14:29

never any actual accountability

1:14:31

for all of the lies. And then the press

1:14:34

doesn't cover it fairly. That's

1:14:36

unacceptable. Somebody wrote a claim

1:14:39

against me last week. They

1:14:41

report the claim, but

1:14:43

they don't report the fact that the person has

1:14:45

a history of bringing false

1:14:47

claims like this to such an extent

1:14:49

that it's been published in the New York Post,

1:14:52

to such an extent that it's been

1:14:54

memorialized in a court

1:14:56

decision by a judge who

1:14:58

found the person to be utterly incapable

1:15:00

of belief. But

1:15:03

they don't print that. So people

1:15:05

get the wrong impression. Because they have to make their own headline.

1:15:07

I mean, I saw one where they had to retract something

1:15:09

already, but they put that in small letters at the bottom. Well,

1:15:12

sure. I mean, how about retracting that?

1:15:14

Put it in a big headline. Let

1:15:16

the- How about retracting that I was

1:15:18

a Russian agent? Yeah. I mean, Obama-

1:15:21

And then just to write you a letter, you just- Just barred

1:15:24

me. You came into my house. I mean,

1:15:26

like- Well, how about that one? I mean, they came into my house,

1:15:29

they searched my house- They didn't take the actual- They saw our

1:15:31

office, and then they sent me a letter two years later. I didn't

1:15:33

commit any crimes. Just

1:15:35

a little letter. And yet they wouldn't accept that

1:15:38

they don't want anything to do with that hard drive.

1:15:40

I think that's unbelievable. So that tells you right there,

1:15:43

they obviously knew about it. Well, I think

1:15:45

the only thing I can tell everyone as we go into

1:15:47

the weekend is, this

1:15:49

puts tremendous stress on the 24

1:15:51

election.

1:15:53

Next week, we'll spend a little time talking

1:15:55

about it because I see DeSantis

1:15:57

is entering the race.

1:15:59

And I'm beginning to feel that he's become

1:16:02

a very negative force in the

1:16:04

sense that he is not

1:16:06

like some of the others like Vivek

1:16:09

and I think Senator

1:16:12

Scott, if he had just a racist talking

1:16:14

about a positive race,

1:16:16

what he's always doing is helping

1:16:18

Biden by doing that.

1:16:20

And I don't get that. I

1:16:22

also don't get

1:16:24

how he can develop this enthusiasm for

1:16:28

going after Trump when he wouldn't be governor

1:16:30

if it wasn't for

1:16:31

Trump. He wrote on the America First policy and

1:16:36

he wouldn't Trump and the whole MAGA institution.

1:16:40

That's what he did to

1:16:41

gain. I was there when Trump selected him

1:16:43

over a guy

1:16:46

who was the head of him by 29 points. And

1:16:49

then I went there and campaigned for him when he was

1:16:51

getting his, you know, I wouldn't say he was getting

1:16:53

his head kicked in, but he was a loser. And

1:16:56

if Trump didn't do rallies for him and send people

1:16:58

there for him, and he wouldn't, look,

1:17:01

simple fact is he wouldn't have had

1:17:03

a chance to be governor of Florida if it wasn't for

1:17:05

Donald Trump. And now he's trying

1:17:08

to destroy him

1:17:09

and I don't get it. He's the definition of an enemy.

1:17:12

I don't think he should run. I

1:17:14

think he should wait. I think if

1:17:16

he had an ounce of loyalty, he would wait. He's

1:17:18

a young guy, he's got plenty of time. On the other hand, if

1:17:21

he is gonna run, stop the negative

1:17:23

crap, run. That's gonna ruin you. That'll

1:17:26

ruin you for good. I've seen it happen. I mean, it ruined

1:17:29

Nelson Rockefeller, I'm a lot older than you

1:17:31

are, and I've seen people ruin themselves in

1:17:33

politics. And the Republican

1:17:35

Party never got over the

1:17:37

damage that Nelson Rockefeller did to Barry

1:17:40

Goldwater. And

1:17:42

even when he got selected as vice president

1:17:44

by Ford, Republican

1:17:45

Party required that Ford get rid of him. You

1:17:49

could become that if you do

1:17:51

this. And if you ever,

1:17:53

because of your attacks on Trump, make

1:17:56

it easier for Biden to get elected,

1:17:58

you will never be forgiven. Never. Never

1:18:00

never never so think about it. You're

1:18:02

young You're I think you're

1:18:04

a good governor. I do I Don't

1:18:08

I'm not gonna go participate in any

1:18:10

kind of attacks on you and as governor

1:18:12

for tactical reasons

1:18:14

But I think you got a little problem with loyalty

1:18:17

or you and you got a real problem with

1:18:20

Dedication to the big picture if you're

1:18:22

gonna help Biden get elected by

1:18:24

these negative attacks on Trump Maybe

1:18:26

that was their plan all along. Well, we'll see.

1:18:29

Let's see what happens. We got next week to talk

1:18:31

about that Sunday

1:18:33

Uncovering the truth. I'll be back

1:18:36

in New York. I don't know, you know, you

1:18:38

know, New York has less crime than Washington I got to

1:18:40

tell you that No,

1:18:43

no, I'm telling you less than the less than Philadelphia

1:18:46

per capita New York has less than Washington

1:18:48

less than Philadelphia less than Chicago

1:18:50

less than st Louis I can go on and on but

1:18:52

in any event, it's pretty bad in New York, but now

1:18:55

I want to go back Let's

1:18:57

leave tonight. That's not wait till tomorrow

1:19:00

well, remember uncovering the truth

1:19:02

on Sunday

1:19:05

what time? 10 o'clock

1:19:08

WABC radio.com

1:19:10

and go to

1:19:12

Rudy Giuliani CS.com

1:19:15

for my podcast which

1:19:17

lays out a Great

1:19:19

deal of the Durham report

1:19:21

with a kind of I think Unusual

1:19:23

spin on it that other people just don't seem to be

1:19:26

picking up.

1:19:27

Well, thank you. Thank you Megan. Thank

1:19:29

you Thank you Ted And

1:19:32

have a wonderful wonderful weekend

1:19:35

and we'll see you on We'll

1:19:37

see you at 8 o'clock next Monday

1:19:40

God bless you and God bless our

1:19:42

great America You

1:19:45

Our purpose to bring to bear the principle

1:19:48

of common sense and rational discussion

1:19:51

to the issues of our day America

1:19:54

was created a time of great turmoil tremendous

1:19:57

disagreements anger hatred. It

1:19:59

was book written in 1776 that

1:20:02

guided much of the discipline of thinking that

1:20:06

brought to us the discovery of our freedoms,

1:20:09

of our God-given freedoms.

1:20:11

It was Thomas Paine's Common Sense written

1:20:14

in 1776, one of the first

1:20:16

American bestsellers in which Thomas

1:20:19

Paine explained by rational

1:20:21

principles the reason why

1:20:23

these small colonies felt the

1:20:25

necessity to separate from

1:20:28

the Kingdom of Great Britain and the

1:20:30

King of England. He explained

1:20:32

their inherent desire for liberty,

1:20:35

for freedom, freedom of religion,

1:20:39

freedom of speech, the

1:20:41

ability to

1:20:41

select the people who govern them, and

1:20:44

he explained it in ways that were understandable to

1:20:47

all the people, not just the elite,

1:20:51

because the desire for freedom is

1:20:53

universal. The desire for

1:20:55

freedom adheres in

1:20:57

the human mind and it is part

1:20:59

of the human soul. This

1:21:02

is exactly the time we should consult

1:21:04

our history. Look at what

1:21:06

we've done in the past and

1:21:09

see if we can't use it to help us now. We

1:21:11

understand

1:21:11

that our founders created the greatest country in

1:21:14

the history of the world, the greatest

1:21:16

democracy, the freest country, a country

1:21:18

that has taken more people out of poverty than

1:21:21

any country ever. All

1:21:24

of us are so fortunate to be Americans.

1:21:28

But a great deal of the reason for America's

1:21:30

constant ability to self-improve is

1:21:33

because we're able to reason, we're

1:21:35

able to talk, we're able to

1:21:37

analyze. We

1:21:39

are able to apply our God-given

1:21:42

common sense. So

1:21:45

let's do it.