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You know,

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the border is completely and totally wide open.

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And,

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you know, if for quite some time we've

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been talking about how the the American

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southern border or the US southern border and

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is being invaded by

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the cartels who

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are completely and totally pure evil

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I

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believe over five million people have passed

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across the southern border since Biden has become

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president, over two million people in

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the last year. our

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sovereignty is completely and totally

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at stake. And,

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you know, for some people, they say, well, you know, we need

1:48

mass amnesty for everybody

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here, and I say that's interesting. So

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you're making an excuse for one law. What other

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laws do you want to make excuses for? And

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I refuse to call these people immigrants They

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are

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line cutters, border jumpers,

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and

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they they are cheaters to come into

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the American system. And as as far as I'm concerned,

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every day they stay in America, they're continually

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breaking our laws. You break into someone's

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country or home and you just keep staying there

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and we

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should somehow feel sorry for those people?

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And they

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say their economic migrants, they're

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thieves. They're stealing on the American

2:22

system because they broke into

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our country. they know what they're doing

2:26

is wrong, by the way. It's immoral

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and then you know if these charities that come out and try

2:30

to help them, like, well, we must have a heart for them. yeah,

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have a heart for them by sending them back to their country.

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It's not that hard enough to overthink it. Anyway,

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so turning point USA, we started a

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Battle. It's a great project. And

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we've been working

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time with sheriff Mark Lamb, who's

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it's an education project brought to you by turning

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about what's actually happening on the American

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now is one of the stars of the film, Sheriff

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Mark Lam. Mark

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welcome to support the press release. You say

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in the documentary, that the thank

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you. That that you say in the documentary that

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the

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cartel is pure evil. Tell us

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more about that. Absolutely,

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Charlie. And thank you for doing this project.

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By the way, I think that it more Americans

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This is the only way we're gonna to to

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really let Americans know what's going on out

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there. But the cartels are pure evil

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because they have zero regard for human

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life. Whether it's abusing

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people that these open border border

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policies are bringing to the doorsteps

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of the cartels, whether

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they're enslaving those people, or

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killing American citizens with

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fentanyl or ruining

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a car economy, whatever it

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is, the cartel can care less

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as long as they're making money and gaining

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empowered, and that is why they are pure

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evil. Look, any I believe

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that freedom is next to godliness. And

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if you take away somebody's freedom, whether

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it is through enslavement or

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whether it is through enslavement, through

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the drugs like fentanyl, You

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are doing the opposite of that, which makes

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you pure evil. Yes. So

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can you talk about how the cartel runs

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the southern border. This is something that a lot of

5:37

people that do not live in border states

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quite understand. Can you talk about

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how they humans smuggle for profit

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and for cash? and that we're dealing with a

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very sophisticated organization of the

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cartel that is not just, you

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know, kind of some typical

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gang bangers. You know, these are people that really

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understand the intricacies of

5:56

logistics and military technology, and

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we talk about it all throughout the

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documentary border battle.

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talk

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us talk to us about how the cartel

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controls the border. I think it's very important

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for our audience to understand. Well, they

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control it through violence first and foremost.

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started. That is the way that they they gain

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this territory, and they've done it here in America.

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It's not just in Mexico.

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They have their own routes right here in

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America, right through counties like mine,

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that they in essence control. The

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Bureau of Land Management, which is our

6:25

federal government, has put up signs saying,

6:28

travel caution. Smugglers may

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be encountered in this area.

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To me, that's like our government giving up and

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saying, look, we've just kind of conceded this

6:36

area to the to the Mexican cartels.

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And what they use is, like I said, they

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use violence. and fear to

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intimidate their people. Now what

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we've seen is a two thousand percent

6:47

increase in what was already a very

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profitable business for them. It is

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even more profitable now. But what

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most Americans don't realize, we all know that

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the cartels traffic drugs into

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America But do they know

6:59

the extent of the human trafficking that

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is going on into America?

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And these open border policies we're seeing

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now are bringing, like I said, the

7:08

clientele right to the the doorstep

7:11

of these cartels, and they're charging

7:13

five, six thousand dollars a person.

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they have so much cash on hand. I

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heard they're making two hundred

7:20

million dollars a week right now

7:22

with the amount of people showing up and

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paying them cash to come over to

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America. So that's

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their main stay of operations

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is trafficking humans trafficking

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drugs, and they're gonna do it at all costs.

7:36

And like you said, Charlie, they have so much

7:38

money that they can hire the brightest and best

7:40

minds out there to ensure

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that their product is arrived safely

7:44

at its location. Yeah.

7:46

The New York Times says smuggling migrants

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at the border now a billion dollar business

7:51

We talk about this in our film border

7:53

battle. Mark, why don't more of our leaders

7:55

talk about how the cartel is just printing

7:57

money off of this? Where is Mark Kelly for example?

7:59

Why is Mark Kelley? Who is the

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senator from Arizona for a national audience?

8:04

Why is he ignoring the fact that

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millions of people are being illegally smuggled

8:08

cash across our southern border. Isn't that slavery?

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Yes, it is. This is an

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uncomfortable topic for a lot of Americans,

8:14

but I will tell you slavery has never been

8:16

more prolific in America. The

8:18

cartels are enslaving people every

8:20

day. They have three hundred thousand people

8:22

showing up at the border every month that

8:24

they can enslave. How many times can I

8:26

sell you? Bill, you'll hear this in the show

8:29

once? How many times can they sell you a

8:31

woman or a child over and

8:33

over and over again? And

8:35

so I it it boggles my

8:37

mind as well, Charlie, that that people like

8:39

senator Kelly are not standing up. He

8:41

and I had a very frank conversation

8:43

six, eight months ago. And I said, I

8:45

need you to be vocal against this

8:47

government to tell them how wrong this is

8:49

because you senator Kelly go.

8:52

first half, just what is going on here

8:54

in Arizona. And your

8:56

indifference or silence on

8:58

this matter tell it

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makes you complicit in it. So

9:03

we had a very frank conversation. He

9:05

he will pretend like he cares

9:08

only because he wants your vote, but I will

9:10

tell any voters out there on the table.

9:12

He doesn't care one

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bit. He is he

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has purposely turned a blind eye to it

9:18

just like this administration. And you're

9:20

to to answer your your question, Charlie,

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they're scared. They're scared to

9:25

say and speak out because of the way

9:27

that this administration has gone

9:29

after people or the way

9:31

Liberals in the left and the progressive

9:33

attack you if your voice is contrary

9:35

to theirs. And so most of them would

9:37

rather sit in the corner and be quiet

9:39

and be cowers. That

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that's

9:41

exactly right. Sheriff Mark Lamb.

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Mark,

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let me ask you, what is the solution

10:49

to this? Because I think when you

10:51

watch the border battle series, people

10:53

will learn how bad it is, but also how solvable

10:56

it is, how do we fix this

10:58

invasion happening on our southern border?

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Well, Charlie, the most simple thing to do is

11:02

go back to the Vera policies

11:04

that we were under when this

11:06

administration changed occurred.

11:08

We know that those were successful

11:10

just by the mere numbers. really

11:12

they need to put the privacy side, go back to

11:14

those. Now we've got to build on that. We've

11:16

got to continue to finish the wall.

11:18

We've got to make sure that border patrol

11:21

ICE agents CBP agents feeling

11:23

emboldened to do their job.

11:25

You've got to do a hard shutdown on this

11:27

border. The only way we're going to

11:29

stop if flow of fentanyl and human beings,

11:31

being trafficked into this country for

11:33

slavery often times. The only way

11:35

we're gonna stop that is do a hard

11:37

shutdown on this border. watching

11:39

your live your lives thing. You talk

11:41

about getting people out of this

11:43

country. We have to send a message that it's not

11:45

okay to break our laws. and we're

11:47

gonna have to really make some hard decisions. And

11:50

those are not easy things to do. Now

11:52

what we cannot do is do things

11:55

like pass up on eighteen thousand

11:57

border patrol agents, but

11:59

fund eighty seven thousand

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IRS agents when we

12:03

only have three hundred and

12:05

eighty six ICE agents in the

12:07

entire state of Arizona. So

12:09

our ability to remove people

12:11

that have come into this country illegally even

12:13

criminals is very

12:15

handicapped just because of that.

12:18

On Blue, can you repeat

12:20

that number again? How many ICE agents are in the

12:22

state of Arizona? Three hundred

12:24

and eighty six. You know, that includes

12:26

your your hierarchy, you know, your

12:28

supervisor. So How many ground level guys

12:30

do you actually have? Only three eighty

12:32

six in the entire state of Arizona,

12:34

and they're talking about putting eighty

12:36

seven thousand IRS

12:38

agents. For all of you American

12:40

people, that should tell you they do not care

12:42

about your security nor your border.

12:44

They only want your money.

12:47

Unbelievable. It is so

12:49

solvable, and it's such an incredible

12:51

crisis. Really quick, Mark, can you talk about

12:53

the damage fentanyl is doing to

12:55

communities across the country, made possible

12:57

thanks to democrats keeping our border wide

12:59

open. Absolutely. And

13:01

that is the cause, Charlie, because

13:03

it's coming through the southern border.

13:05

Fentanyl has become the leading cause of

13:07

death of Americans amongst the ages of

13:09

eighteen to forty five. And

13:11

yet, it's over a hundred and seven thousand

13:13

people last year. I guarantee that number's gonna

13:15

be far superior to that this year.

13:17

And it and I haven't heard a single

13:20

word from this president or his administration.

13:22

I don't hear anything from the

13:24

mainstream media, and they don't want to

13:26

address it because that would expose their

13:28

inefficiencies and

13:30

the problems with their open

13:32

border policies. So they really don't want to talk

13:34

about it. And it's shameful that they're

13:36

not because the families of these loved

13:38

ones who are being poisoned across this

13:40

country deserve to be treated

13:42

better. it is unbelievable how they've

13:44

just turned their backs on the American

13:46

people in that sense. Charlie, I'm going

13:48

to give you some statistics for Arizona.

13:51

because you don't just have to ingest this

13:53

drug to make it lethal for you.

13:55

You just have to be in the vicinity

13:57

of it. In Arizona last year,

13:59

thirty

13:59

three children

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died from fentanyl poisoning.

14:04

Seven under the age of one.

14:07

If that statistic alone

14:09

doesn't get all of these politicians unelected,

14:11

then I don't know what to do. We may be

14:13

maybe our moral compass is much more

14:15

broken than I thought, but the

14:17

fentanyl crisis is going to

14:19

bring America to its knees and

14:21

we talk a lot about it in border battle.

14:24

They did a really good job of

14:26

really showing the American people

14:28

this this how it

14:30

impacts American families. And thank

14:32

you again, Charlie, for really

14:34

having the guts and the the And

14:36

using your resources to put this out

14:38

there, I can't thank you enough. Well,

14:40

thank

14:40

you. We deeply appreciate that,

14:42

and it's going very well. You were very generous

14:44

with your time. It's border

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battle, Salem Now dot com, Sheriff Mark

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Lam, guides us through it from the Arizona perspective,

14:51

and it is at Allot invasion, modern day

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does not care at all. Sheriff Mark Lamb, thank

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you so much. Thank

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16:02

Cash

16:05

Patel. Cash is a great

16:07

American. Honored to call him a friend.

16:09

Cash welcome back to the program. I

16:11

have to be honest, I'm not following

16:13

this Igor Dan Schenkel case

16:15

closely. Remind us who he is and the

16:17

significance of this, and do you still

16:19

believe in John Durham? Hey, Trevor.

16:20

It's great to be back with you. Thanks so much for having

16:23

me on again. Yeah. So Eager did

16:25

check off the short story as he

16:27

was Christopher and Steel's

16:29

number one source. for the

16:31

false dossier, meaning that he

16:33

was the one that peddled the false information to

16:35

Steele, who is getting paid by the

16:36

Hillary Clinton campaign and

16:38

the FBI for being

16:40

an FBI format. But

16:41

what we learned last week was that

16:43

Danshenko himself, and this even

16:45

floored me, the guy who did Russia again.

16:47

was a paid informant for the FBI

16:49

for three plus years after they fired

16:51

Christopher Steel. So they used

16:53

their corruption corrupt

16:55

activities in their confidence in human source network

16:57

to cover up their own arrogance, to cover up

16:59

their own PR pro corrupt actions. And what

17:01

have we learned yesterday in day one of the trial,

17:03

not only that,

17:03

but we learned that the FBI offered

17:05

up to a million dollars

17:08

for Christopher Steele to go and corroborate

17:10

the false information in October twenty

17:13

sixteen. That means they knew it was

17:15

false before they went to an FBI visa

17:17

court, and they did it anyway, and they were

17:19

willing to pay a taxpayer funded bounty.

17:22

lie to a federal court? I

17:24

mean, this

17:24

is incredible. And

17:26

so the significance

17:28

of this is that the federal

17:30

government is paying for the infiltration

17:32

of political opponents.

17:34

I mean,

17:35

cashless where you think it doesn't get any

17:37

worse. just when

17:38

you think it gets it can't get any worse. We learn

17:41

this. And so what exactly is go what

17:43

do you expect to come out of this trial? Is this

17:45

gonna be another swing in a mess? I

17:47

don't think so

17:49

because we're out in Virginia, and it's

17:52

and we're not in DC, thankfully. So we've

17:54

got a much better jury pull out

17:56

there. He may have a much smarter judge. And, also,

17:58

he's charged he then can go

17:59

charge with five counts versus one

18:02

count. So there's five separate felonies he's

18:04

charged with. So the

18:06

jury would have to give them an entire pass

18:08

on everything. And what the defense basically

18:10

said is, yes, their client

18:12

then Chenco lied. So

18:13

they've admitted half the case, but they're saying, oh,

18:15

it wasn't a big deal. Nothing to see here sort

18:17

of this thing we call materiality under the

18:20

law. They're saying it's not material. It's not

18:21

a big deal. It didn't change

18:23

anything. And what John Durm is saying is you

18:25

literally lied to

18:26

the FBI five separate time

18:28

about supposedly an

18:29

investigation. They say they were running

18:31

above board of time, but you

18:33

were funneling complete false information. You

18:36

then became a source of the FBI,

18:38

and now

18:38

you're being prosecuted

18:40

by a special counsel

18:42

for breaking the law while you were paid government

18:44

in performance. I mean, I don't know how much

18:46

more corrupt it can get, but John Darrow's gonna

18:49

at least lay out all this information, but

18:51

that million dollar offer

18:52

to Christopher Steel in October of

18:55

twenty sixteen just before the

18:57

first five that weren't went up. prove

18:58

that James Comey and company lied

19:00

to the world when they said we had verified all

19:02

the relevant information in that application

19:04

and the field update. they

19:07

had offered a million reasons for the world to

19:09

believe a million more of their

19:11

lives. So there's a political article that

19:13

says Dan Schenco trial opens expected

19:15

to be last of prosecutors probe.

19:17

Is that really it? This is it for Durham,

19:19

Kash, all this build up, all of

19:21

this drama, for a

19:23

settlement to quit and Yeah.

19:26

I don't

19:27

know. You know, I've I've I've been

19:29

big on John Darrow. hope it's not his last one. I

19:31

don't know what the sourcing is. I have no inside information

19:33

on it. But he's

19:36

trying this case himself he's

19:38

actually in the courtroom doing the prosecuting, which is

19:40

a which is a rarity. So

19:43

that's interesting. But I really hope

19:45

not. I've I've you know this. I've been on your show

19:47

a lot. and I've gone big

19:49

on John Durham in the past and and I

19:51

just hope that this is not the last one because you're

19:53

right. It will be a tragic end

19:55

to hold almost no one

19:57

at the mid levels is where I wanted to go accountable, struck

19:59

the pages, the McCabe's and

20:02

company. And if this is where it ends, then, you know,

20:04

we are gonna have to just go

20:07

in

20:07

and do it ourselves in twenty, you know, twenty

20:09

four, but that's gonna be too late as you and I

20:11

have talked about. Yeah. I

20:12

mean, so we impeached a president for

20:14

a bunch of lies twice. and then

20:16

the FBI now admits, you know, basically that they

20:19

can't prove. I mean, like, so I'm just let me

20:21

just I'm I'm really curious. It's not for

20:23

a lack of evidence. cash.

20:25

Right? We have the evidence. This is just a lack of

20:27

will or Durham is afraid to

20:29

lose. What's going on? Well,

20:30

remember the one man that John Durham

20:33

has to be controlled by by the law is Merrick

20:35

Garland. And we've seen Merrick Garland as

20:37

as I refer to these people now

20:39

corrupted F. top level gangsters,

20:41

is the most political,

20:44

repotivated attorney general in the

20:46

history of the United States. If you can just see this

20:48

from all its recent action that you and

20:50

I have talked about extensively. So

20:51

John Durham reports to America and if

20:54

America doesn't give him the

20:56

permission to continue prosecuting, the John

20:58

Durham doesn't have the ability do so. So if that's the

21:00

case, then we need to find that out if he was

21:02

shut down by a politically

21:03

active attorney general from exposing more of

21:05

their own corruption. and

21:07

that'll that'll you know,

21:09

I mean, the FBI and DOJ have to be completely

21:12

overhauled as it is. But if we come to find that out

21:14

after we have midterm victory here, and that's

21:15

what happens,

21:16

and, you know, I don't know that the

21:19

faith in these institutions can be restored

21:21

anytime soon. Yeah.

21:22

I'm I'm afraid you're right. And so I I just I know so

21:24

many people in our audience are waiting, you

21:26

know, for some

21:27

form of justice. And I just don't think we're ever

21:29

gonna see it. with

21:31

Peter Shuck or Lisa Page or any of

21:33

these people. Unfortunately, I just don't think they're ever going

21:35

to be held

21:36

accountable. And so

21:37

You know, the phase

21:40

act is makes it a federal crime to

21:42

use force, the threat of force, or physical

21:44

obstruction to prevent individuals from

21:46

obtaining or providing reproductive health

21:48

care services. I think it's widely been being

21:51

misapplied. Cash so let me get this

21:53

straight. If you spy on a president and create

21:55

a plot against a president, you

21:57

could walk freely, but you go

21:58

outside of a more life center

21:59

and sing HIMSS and you're gonna be raided

22:02

by the FBI. How does that

22:04

one work? Yeah. That's the two

22:04

tier system of justice that this

22:07

administration on America Island and Chris

22:09

Ray has created for the American people.

22:11

They are politically targeting

22:14

individuals instead of targeting individuals

22:16

for crimes. They are manufacturing crimes

22:18

and committing, I

22:19

think, unlawful activities at the DOJ

22:21

and FBI, but as you outlined, This is

22:23

a two tier system of justice that they have basically built

22:27

single handedly in modern day America, which

22:29

was never or ever supposed to

22:31

have that occur. and I

22:33

get the you're in mind and everybody else

22:35

is outraged on this because it

22:37

is destroying

22:38

America's ability to trust its

22:41

law enforcement Yeah. I

22:42

just I see it, you know,

22:44

time and time again. So what can the

22:46

new Congress possibly do cash in this

22:48

regard? I mean, criminal referrals, obviously,

22:51

do

22:51

nothing. What can the new Congress do

22:53

anything about this? Or is just kind of Russia

22:55

gate gonna go into the memory and

22:58

nothing's

22:58

gonna happen. Well, the

23:00

the new congress can do what Devin and I did when

23:02

we ran Rushagate, which is stand up

23:04

a committee to at least to keep the world

23:06

on what actually happened and get the truth out. I

23:08

know it's not the form of accountability that people

23:10

are gonna wanna see in terms of prosecution. Can I

23:12

get that? Me and the form of equity prosecutor

23:14

certainly gets that. But as the guy who ran rush

23:16

again, at least, the Congress's job is to be able

23:18

to get the information out to the American public in

23:21

the world. That's to what happened. They can do that

23:23

because we have seen how rogue committees like the

23:25

UNFLEC committee and January six abuses,

23:27

congressional subpoena power, but you've

23:29

seen the power that it has to produce

23:31

documentation and witnesses when necessary. hope

23:33

our leaders and we send them there.

23:35

Great guys like Blake Masters in Arizona

23:37

and then Adam Blackbulk in Nevada

23:40

where where we where we all live out

23:42

west there. folks like that are gonna have to

23:44

show up in strength

23:46

to get and demand the documents

23:48

and may be released. So we, at least

23:50

amongst ourselves, can have accountability at

23:52

the voting blocks where it matters. Howard Bauchner:

23:54

Yeah, I mean, that I

23:55

I suppose that's it. I mean, can state attorney generals

23:57

do anything? We talked about local Sheriff's

24:00

Cash. Right? I mean, is there any path forward

24:02

there for justice? Or what's

24:04

your thoughts

24:04

on that? Yeah. Absolutely. You know,

24:06

I was just out at Arizona, Nevada with

24:09

the president Trump's rally last

24:11

weekend. And that's that's the very concept we brought

24:13

up. It said if Washington DC is not willing

24:15

to act and state attorney general can act,

24:17

and Hunter Biden's laptop is a

24:19

perfect example. It's not as if he only committed a

24:21

federal crime. He committed multiple crimes in

24:23

multiple states. And there's no reason that

24:25

attorney generals in those respective states can't come

24:27

to the fold and bring those charges

24:29

immediately. And I even recommended

24:31

that they look into that if the

24:33

federal government comes up short or gives them a

24:36

sweetheart deal. And because I'll remind everybody that, you know, this

24:38

whole double jeopardy thing, you can

24:40

technically prosecute someone for the same crimes in state

24:42

and federal courts. it

24:44

is actually legal. And

24:46

so if they wanna play that game, then

24:48

it's up to us to elect state AGs

24:50

like a POMADA out in Arizona. who are

24:51

going to get the job done. And then when our

24:54

federal government fails, like you

24:57

pointedly asserted the

24:59

other week, the states need to act. And the

25:01

states need to step up and act. You got a new book here,

25:03

Kash, tell us about it. We talked about it before, the

25:05

plot against the king, two thousand Meals, and tell us

25:07

about it. Yep. Thanks so much.

25:09

fly against the king dot com. So it's a series that

25:11

President Trump launched for me. The first book

25:13

brought against the king with Rushagate. I'm actually

25:15

in Nashville right now at the launch party with

25:17

John Ridge big and rich

25:19

for truth social and the plot against the

25:21

king two thousand mules. I collaborated

25:23

with Dinesh DeSousa to teach our kids

25:25

and youth and young adults about election

25:27

integrity and how there's a hundred thousand people in the

25:29

land and two thousand two hundred thousand votes, something's

25:31

wrong. And the media went nuts, but it's okay

25:33

to teach our children about facts

25:35

in history and how an election was

25:38

rigged with things like Hunter Biden's laptop. So

25:40

we said it in multiple times again.

25:42

And, yes, we have Adam Schiff being

25:44

peed on by a friendly dog and of we have

25:46

blowing food. So I think everybody's

25:48

gonna love it, fight against the king dot com.

25:50

We're having a great time here in Nashville

25:52

with John Ridge and Company Aaron Lewis.

25:54

and so many other greats are are

25:57

loving the book, and it's also on truth

25:59

social. And

25:59

president Trump wants to put in every house and every

26:02

library in America, so hopefully

26:04

you guys can help us do that. That's

26:06

our mission these days.

26:08

Final question here, Kash. What's the latest on

26:10

the Mar a Lago raid that seems to not be

26:12

primary focus after the Department of Justice decided

26:15

to unconstantially

26:16

raid the home of a former president. What

26:19

what's what's the latest on that entire saga? Well, you

26:21

yeah. You're not gonna love this answer. So I, you know,

26:23

not I'm not really publicly talking about

26:25

that right now. So we

26:27

get we're working on some things with the

26:29

former president. So we've agreed

26:31

to

26:31

just leave it there for now. Well,

26:34

Fair

26:34

enough. Alright. Kash Patel, thanks so much.

26:36

See you soon. Thanks,

26:37

Brad.

26:39

What

26:40

is

26:41

happening with

26:44

John Federman who is running for the

26:45

senate race in Pennsylvania should make all of

26:47

you the biggest doctor Oz fans

26:50

on the planet. John

26:53

john fetterman Federman,

26:54

if he is if he

26:57

was

26:57

okay health wise, his ideas are completely

26:59

and totally wacky, but it's no longer a joke.

27:01

John Federman simply

27:05

cannot answer questions.

27:09

John Federman cannot not only can

27:11

he not answer questions, he can't even

27:13

understand the words of the questions that are being

27:15

asked to him. So John Federman

27:17

sat down with NBC News,

27:19

and he had to have closed captioning

27:21

in front of him to be able

27:24

to understand what was being said to him. He

27:26

cannot understand words that are being said to

27:28

him. And this is I'm not trivializing

27:30

this. I'm not trying to be cruel. John

27:32

Federman cannot become a US senator. He does

27:34

not have the health or the

27:36

ability. He had a stroke. That's a

27:38

sad thing. You were not

27:40

able to serve in the US senate. That should that should

27:42

be a disqualifying aspect.

27:44

And if you live in Pennsylvania, if you know someone that lives in Pennsylvania,

27:46

you need to send them this segment, you need to

27:48

send them these clips and you need to say,

27:51

it's better If you don't like doctor Oz,

27:53

just don't vote for Federman. You are voting

27:55

for someone that will not be a listen to

27:57

constituents, listen to questions, you'll

27:59

be totally

27:59

controlled. How is

28:01

this race even close? Well, that's a

28:03

separate issue.

28:04

okay Okay. So let's

28:06

go to cut fifty

28:08

seven of his interview in NBC News.

28:10

Cut fifty seven. Politicians

28:12

should realize that disclosing limited

28:14

information about their health can make it

28:16

more of an issue than full transparency.

28:19

I know you're tired of answering these questions.

28:21

Don't you think that if you just release

28:24

those records and answered

28:26

those calls, it would be easier to put

28:28

this to bed. Donald

28:31

Berwick:

28:31

Once I said, I

28:33

believe that the having

28:36

this our

28:39

doctors

28:41

saying that we're fit to do

28:43

it. And I have

28:45

demonstrated my abilities and

28:47

where I'm at, He's looking

28:48

at a closed captioning screen when

28:50

he's answering these questions. Is

28:53

someone feeding

28:53

him lines? He's reading off

28:56

a teleprompter. teleprompter This

28:58

guy makes Joe Biden

29:00

look sentient. Cut

29:01

fifty six. Here's a montage of his

29:04

gaffes. Play cut fifty six. Eagles are

29:06

so much better than

29:09

Eagles. I'm doing

29:11

I'm doing fantastic. And

29:14

and it's not about kicking kicking

29:16

balls in the authority or

29:18

anything and make sure you take

29:20

advantage of this amazing opportunity

29:23

to

29:23

the only thing you have stand

29:25

to lose is your

29:28

record. What is wrong with

29:30

demanding for an

29:35

easy, save safe

29:38

kind of their

29:41

income a path

29:43

to a safe place

29:45

for them to win. He

29:46

can't understand voices. It's

29:49

a very serious thing. You probably shouldn't

29:51

be a US sender if you can't understand

29:53

voices. Cut fifty

29:55

five. NBC presses a little bit

29:57

more. Play cut fifty five. In terms

29:58

of any symptoms related to the stroke

29:59

or any other conditions, you

30:02

know, you hadn't disclosed the AFM, you were

30:04

diagnosed with five

30:06

years ago. Is there anything else

30:09

that is in your health

30:11

record? Any other conditions or

30:13

symptoms that you

30:15

have not told voters about? As far

30:17

as I

30:17

know. Yeah. As far as

30:20

you know,

30:20

there's there's nothing else.

30:22

Yeah. I

30:22

think so. Alright. and cut

30:25

forty six has the reporter

30:27

saying that they had a hard time understanding any

30:29

of the conversation. A federal government couldn't understand anything that was

30:31

happening. Play cut forty six.

30:32

we had a monitor

30:35

set up so that he could read

30:37

my questions because he still has

30:39

lingering auditory processing issues

30:41

as a result of the which means he

30:43

has a hard time understanding

30:45

what he's hearing. Now once he reads the question,

30:47

he's able to understand you'll

30:49

hear he still has some problems, some

30:52

challenges with speech.

30:55

He had a hard time understanding our

30:58

our conversations. Lingering

31:00

auditory processing symptoms. You mean, you

31:02

can't understand what's being said. Pennsylvania

31:05

wake up. You

31:07

can't elect this man. You've

31:10

got to message. You gotta get out. The grassroots

31:12

have got to start hitting the

31:14

ground. This guy would be a six year senator and it would be

31:16

so sad for the country. Ugh,

31:18

it would be such a disgrace to

31:21

feed him Quickly.

31:21

Please get the message out. Thanks

31:23

so much

31:25

for listening. Everybody.

31:26

Email me your thoughts as always, freedom at

31:28

charlie kirk dot com. Thanks

31:30

so much for listening. God bless.

31:35

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