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0:15

your time. By the way, just let me say in advance,

0:18

Guy absolutely hates this story.

0:21

This cocaine story.

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It's funny, Guy, he

0:24

loves these culture war stories more than anything.

0:27

He could talk about Neo all day. This

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cocaine story, he has no time

0:31

for it. However, I think

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it's extremely important because it would be yet

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to the respect of the Secret Service that's

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You're not wasting your time.

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Did we not call it a couple of weeks ago? I

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All right, Joe.

2:30

Let's go. Dan,

2:31

it is showtime. It is showtime.

2:34

And Joe paid a visit this morning in

2:36

person. I'd say it was good to see him, but

2:39

I missed him. Joe popped in as I was up to

2:41

other activities, other activities, not like weirdo other

2:43

actors. Just like after I work out, I

2:46

have to take like a ice cold freezing

2:48

shower to cool my body down or I'll

2:50

be on camera sweating all day. I keep the ACs

2:53

at 69 degrees. I got a fan blow.

2:55

I'm always hot. My body's like always

2:58

emanating heat. So I got to chill.

3:00

So I missed the guy. Explain those hot

3:02

and cold proteins one day, Dan. I'm sorry. Heat

3:04

shock proteins, baby. And cold shock. I'm

3:07

telling you like magic wonders for your body, whatever.

3:09

That's why I, I exposing your

3:11

body if you can to extreme temperatures

3:14

is the best thing you can do. Cold plunges, saunas.

3:17

If you can take it

3:18

and you're healthy, those things will change

3:20

your life. I'm just saying, but back

3:23

to the content here. You're not wasting

3:25

your time on the show. I

3:28

told you back in like the first

3:30

second week of July, I said, listen,

3:33

this cocaine at the white house story is a big

3:35

deal. Why? Cause it's not a simple

3:38

story about drugs being left

3:40

in the white house. It's a story about security

3:42

procedures,

3:43

dangers present at the white house. Someone got white

3:45

powder on the white house and no one seems to know.

3:48

It's about the corrupting of another institution,

3:50

the upper level management of the secret service

3:53

that seemed to just go along with this story. We

3:55

don't know who it is. You know,

3:56

we don't know who it is story. And

3:59

I told you. There is no way they

4:01

don't know who it is. Folks, do

4:04

we need the demo again? How the hell

4:06

are you gonna get a baggie, a non-porous

4:08

object into a Dropbox

4:11

without putting fingerprints on the

4:13

baggie? How? You gonna put it in your

4:15

teeth? Oh, how's that gonna work?

4:19

What are you gonna do, drop it with your elbows? And

4:21

even when you put it in a box, how do you

4:23

turn the key without leaving a fingerprint? You

4:25

gonna do that with your tongue? How

4:27

the hell's that gonna happen? Right?

4:31

This story was so crazy from

4:33

the beginning. And what bothers me is this is

4:35

a great agency full of great people. I worked

4:37

there for over a decade of my life.

4:39

The people I worked with are now in charge.

4:42

Guys who were junior to me are

4:44

now special agents in charge running

4:46

major divisions in the Secret Service.

4:49

There was no way this story was true.

4:51

I was told by a number of people,

4:54

a number of people. This has been a bad day for the Bidens,

4:57

by the way. Cocaine Gate, $20 million

4:59

in payments. Now bank records servicing

5:01

to the Bidens. This is a bad day

5:04

for rotting oatmeal brains

5:06

in the White House. This is what happens

5:08

when you're corrupt garbage.

5:11

But I said to you that the stuff was probably

5:14

left there intentionally. It wasn't

5:16

an accident. You don't mistakenly

5:19

leave your cocaine behind at

5:21

the White House. Why would you bring it there

5:23

in the first place?

5:24

Hey, Joe, I've been... Joe, you were in the music

5:26

business for a while. I've ventured to say

5:28

some people did some narcotics. Well,

5:31

yeah. Narcotics, maybe. Yeah, all the time,

5:33

Dan. Maybe you see that. Yeah, I would just say, yeah, Joe

5:35

was like a real music guy, like back in the day,

5:37

right? Yeah. Remember that, yeah, Lethal Weapon 2,

5:39

narcotics. People do narcotics.

5:43

You think someone brought their narcotics

5:46

to the White House? Okay, I'm gonna do

5:48

some blow. No.

5:51

It was brought to the White House for

5:53

a reason. Yep. For someone

5:56

in the, let's say, Biden orbit

5:58

to pick up, like a drop of...

5:59

Oh, looky here.

6:02

New York Post, Ryan King, August

6:04

8th, which if my math is correct,

6:07

that was, oh, look, yesterday,

6:11

White House cocaine may have belonged to someone

6:13

in the Biden family orbit.

6:15

Sounds like almost the

6:17

exact same language I lose. Gee, how much

6:19

are you hating this story right now?

6:22

Quite a bit. On a scale of 1 to 10, we had a 9.

6:25

He's at a 7.62, he says. Here's

6:28

another source. Keating,

6:31

who runs the Soldier of Fortune magazine,

6:33

said while the Secret Service publicly announced on July 13th they

6:35

closed the investigation without identifying a

6:37

suspect, authorities were able

6:40

to follow enough clues to come up with a name. Yes,

6:43

yes.

6:45

And were confident enough in their detective work

6:47

to inform Joe Biden himself.

6:50

Keating said, if you want the name,

6:52

ask Joey Boom-Bots. He

6:55

knows who it is.

6:56

It was someone within the Biden family

6:58

orbit, and it wasn't Hunter. Aha,

7:01

aha. Comporting with exactly

7:04

what I've been told. There

7:06

are others in the Biden family.

7:09

Let's just say with druggist shoes.

7:13

Mm.

7:15

Reminds me of something I said

7:17

July 13th that was picked up by the Media

7:20

Research Center. Former Secret Service agent Bonjino

7:22

calls BS on claim that the

7:24

Secret Service has no leads in White House cocaine case.

7:27

Dated July 13th, 2023.

7:31

Ladies and gentlemen, institutions are being destroyed one

7:33

by one.

7:34

The Secret Service has to come clean. I'll

7:37

say to the director, Kim Cheetle, again. If

7:40

you're not going to do the right thing, then you

7:42

need to step aside. You're

7:44

the Secret Service director. You're not a butler

7:46

for Joe Biden. You

7:48

swore an oath to the Constitution. I

7:51

know it's hard to

7:52

have to call out someone you like and respect,

7:54

Joe Biden.

7:55

But that's your job.

7:57

If you can't do it, turn it over to someone

7:59

who will. because you're going to decimate

8:01

the credibility of this agency from this point forward.

8:05

You're not wasting your time, folks. I'm

8:08

going to stay on the story, even though Guy hates it. But

8:11

out of respect for Guy, I'm going to

8:13

move on. I could talk about this a lot more, but

8:15

things

8:17

aren't bad enough yet, folks. I talk about

8:19

this all the time. You know, I go out, I

8:21

get it all the time. People, they see me in restaurants,

8:24

maybe occasionally in a bar having an adult soda

8:26

with Paula, right? And people say, what

8:28

has to happen? How much worse does it have

8:30

to get? And I say to them a lot,

8:33

but we're getting there.

8:35

And you know, you're getting there. The signs

8:37

are rather easy to see. You

8:39

start to see people who are your political opponents

8:42

waking up the things they've told you a lot. You've

8:44

told them a long time ago, i.e.,

8:46

hey, you idiots want to defund the police?

8:49

You realize without police, you're going to have an explosion

8:51

in crime. And they're like, no, we just

8:53

need social workers while you're laughing

8:55

at this stupidity. And then crime explodes

8:58

and you're going to see liberals start to echo your

9:00

talking points. Kind of like what we said about

9:02

open borders, Biden and others, that if you

9:05

open the borders, you're going to run into

9:07

a human refugee crisis

9:09

as people pour into the United States.

9:12

Some without the requisite skills, some

9:14

without language or the language capability, some

9:16

of them don't speak English, some of them are going to be straight

9:18

up bad guys. Some of them may be terrorists.

9:20

We've only said this forever. The left

9:23

is like people like Geraldo. It's

9:25

the humanitarian thing to do.

9:27

OK, how many of you taken in? Oh, you

9:29

haven't taken in any. So he

9:32

said, OK, what

9:32

the smartest move these Republican state

9:35

governors, these red states ever did is saying, listen,

9:37

you say you think this is a good positive

9:39

good. This is a philanthropic thing for society.

9:42

Uncontrolled illegal immigration. OK,

9:46

we're going to send them

9:48

to your cities because you seem to love this.

9:51

And the beginning, they were like, we welcome

9:53

you. Come on over. It's

9:55

like the Mayflower joke. It's like

9:57

Ellis Island back in the day.

9:59

us you're tired, you're poor, the poem

10:03

on the statue. We love you guys so much. And then

10:05

all of a sudden when it became uncontrolled,

10:08

now they're losing their minds. Just like

10:10

we said. Just like

10:11

we said. I want you

10:13

to watch this video, Hat Tip Town Hall. This

10:15

is Massachusetts Governor Maura Healy

10:18

of then, first, and then, and now. You're going

10:20

to see her in the beginning in a clip from

10:22

a bit ago, celebrating sanctuary

10:25

cities. You should do what you want. They're

10:27

awesome. And now that a bunch of illegals

10:29

are winding up on the streets of Massachusetts, all

10:32

of a sudden she's has a had a little bit of a change

10:34

of tune. Sounds like something I told

10:36

you. Things aren't bad enough

10:38

yet. Are they getting there? Yes.

10:41

How do you know things are changing when liberals

10:43

start sounding like conservatives?

10:45

Take a listen. I think

10:46

it's really important that cities and

10:48

towns have the ability,

10:51

have the exercise in prerogative to

10:53

label themselves whatever they

10:55

want to label themselves. And if they want to

10:59

take on the sanctuary city designation,

11:01

I think that's great. I

11:03

think cities and towns are

11:05

in the position to be able to do that. And

11:08

I've seen it done with a value statement

11:11

as a statement of principle. And I think that's right. I

11:13

support that. As of today, close to 5,600

11:16

families with children are living in state-funded

11:18

shelters, hotels, dorms, and

11:21

other emergency facilities across Massachusetts.

11:25

That figure is 80% higher

11:27

than it was just one year ago. And

11:29

it's unsustainable. For

11:32

this reason, today I am declaring

11:34

a state of emergency in Massachusetts.

11:36

You know, if there's one way

11:39

I could kind of sum up, sum

11:42

up liberalism, it's a world devoid

11:44

of consequences. That's what it is.

11:47

We want to tax the rich. Okay.

11:49

Well, most businesses are run by people who'd

11:51

be categorized as relatively wealthy.

11:54

When you take more money from them, it's less money

11:56

to invest in the business and the employees.

11:58

Then when the consequences happen by...

11:59

taxing the rich and they move out, liberals

12:02

lose their shit like they didn't know what was gonna happen.

12:05

Liberal, liberal, what did he say?

12:08

Yeah, they didn't. Yeah,

12:10

they did. Right, it's a world

12:13

devoid of pretending to

12:15

be devoid of consequences. And then when the consequences

12:18

kick them in the balls, they pretend, oh

12:20

my gosh, look what happened, look what the Republicans

12:22

did. It's the same thing with an

12:24

open border. Hey, we warned

12:26

you, terrorist drug use, child sex trafficking,

12:29

you don't know who these people are. We have

12:32

an immigration system. You know what it's called? The

12:34

freaking immigration system. We

12:37

already have one.

12:38

We have an immigration system. You go

12:40

to a port of entry with a visa

12:43

or a green card,

12:45

legally, and you get into the United

12:48

States. We have an immigration

12:50

system.

12:51

It's called the freaking immigration

12:53

system. The Democrats didn't

12:55

want that.

12:56

They live in a world devoid

12:59

of consequences. And then when the consequences

13:01

kick them right between the legs, they

13:04

play stupid about it. As if Maura

13:06

Healy didn't say what she said

13:08

in the past about sanctuary cities. Nope,

13:11

keep sending them.

13:12

Send them to, now send more to Massachusetts.

13:15

Now send more illegal immigrants to Massachusetts.

13:18

Remember, all politics are local,

13:21

folks. Nobody's gonna change their voting

13:23

patterns until the politics

13:25

hit them at their kitchen table. You

13:28

want a national policy, you want people to

13:30

vote on it. Obamacare, steal away their insurance

13:33

like Obamacare did.

13:34

You want immigration to hit them hard? Send

13:36

the illegal immigrants to where they live.

13:39

You wanna be a sanctuary city? Take

13:41

sanctuary. Look at this tweet by Bill Mooloojin.

13:43

Oh, don't worry, folks. We only've got armed

13:46

people in tactical gear crossing

13:48

the border illegally. They caught them on cameras.

13:51

Rifles, body armor. Don't

13:53

worry, no big deal. Suspected cartel

13:55

gunman. Basically trafficking people

13:57

across the border in like.

13:59

in tactical gear, getting ready for

14:02

war. No big deal. Armed gunmen

14:04

in border towns, trafficking people,

14:07

illegal. And by the way, don't let any

14:09

of the citizens there arm themselves, take away their

14:11

Second Amendment rights too. So they can use

14:13

what? Like foul language against these guys? Hey,

14:16

get the F out of here. God,

14:18

then they'll really be scared. Then they'll really

14:20

turn around.

14:22

And that's right, that Justin Savvy hate speech.

14:24

Can't do that either. You'd be accused of being insensitive,

14:26

intolerant using hate speech. No big deal.

14:30

Things are not bad

14:32

enough yet. But let me tell you something.

14:34

You know, they're getting bad enough. When?

14:37

When liberals start to sound like

14:39

conservatives and the world of consequences

14:42

kicks them in the nads.

14:46

Here's another one.

14:47

Here's some guy, Traeon White, a DC councilman.

14:50

Who again, we warned in Washington DC, hey,

14:53

crime's out of control. DC

14:55

and other liberal cities, you better do something

14:58

about it where there's gonna be a rebellion

15:00

of your own people against the political leadership.

15:03

Here's Traeon White,

15:04

a Democrat,

15:06

saying, hey man, I think we should call in the National

15:08

Guard.

15:11

When liberals start to sound like conservatives,

15:14

you know things are changing.

15:16

Now, who was the conservative who suggested

15:18

the National Guard? Does anyone remember?

15:21

He said some guy, Donald,

15:24

I don't remember. I

15:26

barely heard of him. Yes, I think you're,

15:29

yes, he's correct. That was Donald

15:31

Trump. Donald Trump was at the same thing.

15:33

When liberals start to sound like conservatives,

15:36

the consequences kick them right in the nuts.

15:39

And then you know things are changing.

15:41

I'm not telling you it's gonna change tomorrow,

15:44

but I'm telling you things are changing. Here,

15:46

listen to this guy. I have spoken with

15:48

the DC National Guard.

15:52

And while I have to have more conversations

15:54

with the chief police, which I have today, and

15:56

the mayor, and my colleagues, we

15:59

have a long way to go. get there, we

16:01

just know that police alone is not getting it done.

16:04

So first it went from defund the

16:06

police to don't defund the police

16:09

to more police to now more police

16:11

are it enough and we need the National Guard.

16:13

Ladies and gentlemen, liberalism is a world

16:15

devoid of consequences. When the consequences

16:17

hit them at the kitchen table, things will change and there'll

16:19

be a consequence for the United States.

16:23

Say that fast. Unfortunately,

16:28

you're running out of time in a lot of these liberal

16:30

cities. Ladies and gentlemen, it

16:32

appears to be a case of jury nullification

16:35

that went on in Portland.

16:37

Andy Ngo was a writer

16:39

for a post-millennial and he does some

16:42

freelance stuff.

16:43

Andy Ngo was brutally attacked by some Antifa

16:46

people. He was involved in a civil case

16:48

in Portland.

16:49

And if you are following the

16:51

story like I was, Portland jury finds Antifa

16:54

militants not liable in Andy

16:56

Ngo attack. Defense attorney declares,

16:59

I am Antifa.

17:01

During closing statements, defense lawyer

17:03

Michelle Burrows told the jurors not

17:05

only does she self-identify as a progressive

17:07

and anti-fascist,

17:09

she's going to make herself an I

17:11

am Antifa t-shirt to wear

17:13

after the trial. Listen to me. This

17:16

is serious time. Everyone in the chat, please

17:19

for a second.

17:20

A lot of you say to me in these liberal

17:22

areas, and I understand, folks,

17:25

I say this with respect. I'm

17:27

not trying to be an asshole. I

17:29

don't need a lecture on what it's like to live in liberal

17:31

cities. I grew up in New York

17:33

City and I ran for office in Maryland

17:36

twice. I lived in both of those places for

17:38

decades. I've been not

17:40

far from where Joe was.

17:42

Joe, can we all agree like Maryland

17:44

is

17:45

outside of the mountains? It's probably one of the

17:47

most liberal places on earth. Yeah, hell on earth.

17:49

Yeah. I've been to Montgomery,

17:52

Baltimore, even Baltimore County. Folks,

17:56

I've been around liberals my entire life.

19:59

And until the people there feel

20:03

what I told you in the beginning, the

20:06

bad enough they caused, until

20:08

they feel it, they will never change

20:10

anything. It is you that are keeping

20:13

these people on life support by your

20:15

moral and ethical desire to do good,

20:17

which I appreciate. But

20:19

you're not helping.

20:21

If you can get out, I understand

20:24

many of you have businesses and kids there. I get

20:26

it, totally understandable. If you can

20:28

get out, please get out,

20:31

or you're going to see more like this too. Play

20:33

that Libs of TikTok video. This is California.

20:36

Ladies riding a bike down the middle of the street.

20:38

You see this viral video?

20:40

Guy in the middle of the day steals

20:42

her bike. She's screaming for help.

20:45

And what does everybody do? Nothing. Just

20:47

stand around and watch her. Take a look. Help

20:50

me! Help me! Somebody help

20:52

me! Somebody help me! Help me!

20:54

Somebody help me! Help me! Help

20:57

me! Help me!

20:59

Help me! Help me! Help

21:03

me!

21:04

Help me! Help me! Help

21:07

me! Help me! Help me!

21:10

So sad, folks. So sad.

21:13

Nobody is going to help you there. You're

21:15

going to find yourself, like Daniel Penny,

21:18

the subway, the guy

21:21

who protected those people on the subway. You're

21:23

going to find yourself in jail.

21:27

You're going to find yourself in jail.

21:29

You can fight somewhere else with a tactical

21:32

advantage.

21:34

I just don't want to see you get hurt. That's the only reason. I

21:36

mean it. That's the only reason

21:38

I say that. I've been surrounded by liberals

21:40

my entire life. It's

21:42

a really, really difficult, in this

21:44

case, almost impossible

21:46

place to be. Let

21:48

me take a quick break. Here's what I've got coming up. Biden

21:51

struggles with exiting the stage

21:53

and exit ramps continue. Yes,

21:55

we've got this guy.

21:57

He can't stop. The guy can never.

21:59

Can someone put an arrow on the freaking

22:02

floor for this guy? Go this way.

22:05

Folks, Field of Greens, my single favorite

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Okay. Biden

24:06

struggles with exit rams. Guy,

24:09

can I,

24:10

and Jim too, if you're listening, can we get a little thing

24:13

for this, like a sounder?

24:14

Biden struggles with

24:16

exit rams. Can we get, let Jim do,

24:18

Jim's got an announcer voice. Can we do that for

24:20

the show?

24:21

Yeah, because this is becoming like

24:23

a weekly thing. Here's Joe Biden again,

24:26

who I told you, he's given a card on what

24:28

to do, and he can never remember. We have two

24:30

of them. Here's yesterday in Arizona, again,

24:32

after the ceremony, confused. And he always

24:35

does this thing where he looks at someone and

24:37

he pretends he's shocked seeing them because he never knows

24:39

where to go. Here, watch this.

25:05

Ho,

25:05

ho, ho, ho. That was a trifecta,

25:08

dude. The guy, he

25:10

does the thing

25:11

where he pretends to recognize someone

25:13

in the crowd and be surprised.

25:15

Listen, that's a physical tick he

25:17

does because he doesn't know what to do next, and

25:19

he doesn't want to look confused. So

25:21

he pretends he saw someone, and that's

25:23

what threw him off. He does it all, now

25:26

you'll never unsee it.

25:27

Here's the day before. He does the same

25:29

thing.

25:30

He never knows what to do to get off

25:32

the stage because the guy's got SpaghettiOs

25:35

for brains, and we're looking at a potential

25:37

nuclear war with China and Russia,

25:39

and we got rotting oatmeal brains in the White House. Can't

25:41

even walk off a freaking stage. Here, look at this one.

25:56

Here we go again, oatmeal brains. But

25:58

don't worry, folks, Biden-

25:59

The

26:01

guy who's got SpaghettiOs for brains has

26:03

magically figured out how to grow the economy, despite

26:07

still record inflation. Prices have

26:09

not come down.

26:10

The rate of change of inflation

26:12

has come down. Prices have not come down.

26:15

Real wages are stagnant.

26:17

Jobs out there, the

26:19

jobs out there are not paying what they should

26:22

be paying. And if they're paying, they don't have the buying

26:24

power that they did.

26:26

Gas prices are going up, but have no

26:28

fear. Those brains, Nomics is

26:30

working. Here's Bidenomics working.

26:32

Why we know it's working? Because Corinne Jean-Pierre,

26:34

anyone changing the vote? I haven't asked you in a while, by the way.

26:37

Anyone in the chat changing the vote? Why?

26:40

Yes, you're changing your vote. Corinne Jean-Pierre is not

26:43

the worst press secretary in the history of the United States.

26:45

No, you're not changing your vote. And she

26:47

still is. I'd love to see where we stand on that. Maybe

26:49

you feel like there was someone else.

26:50

Here's Corinne Jean-Pierre telling us, don't

26:53

worry, Bidenomics is absolutely spectacular.

26:55

It's doing great, despite his negative 400% approval rating.

26:59

And just stick with it. Ha, nobody's changing

27:01

their vote in the chat. Here,

27:04

take a look at this. Why literally fuse

27:06

the president's name with the economics

27:09

that Americans aren't very happy with?

27:12

Well, here's the thing. Bidenomics

27:14

is indeed working when we say that

27:16

you look at the data, right? Cost

27:19

is going down, right? You think about inflation. When

27:22

you think about wages going up, that

27:24

is Bidenomics.

27:25

Wait, keep these numbers in your head before we

27:27

play this.

27:28

The gas price now

27:30

is he, when he gave this speech was 342. The

27:33

gas price now is 383. When

27:36

Biden took office, it was 239. Here's

27:38

Bidenomics. Check this out. Everybody

27:40

keep paying this much for a gallon of gas. In

27:43

some parts of California, they're paying $4.50 a gallon.

27:47

Bottom line is they are still sticking to

27:49

this talking point, even though left-wing media

27:51

nuts continue to insist

27:54

that he'd not call it Bidenomics

27:56

because he's basically branding this

27:58

failed economy with Biden.

27:59

Biden's name. Here's CNN

28:02

even starting to recognize that this whole thing

28:04

is a trainwreck. Here's CNN about credit

28:06

card debt in the United States topping $1 trillion.

28:09

For the first time in history, credit card debt

28:12

for Americans has hit $1

28:14

trillion, to be exact, $1 trillion

28:18

and $3 billion. That's according to the Federal Reserve

28:20

Bank of New York. That big number

28:23

made public as consumers braced for yet another

28:25

potential rate hike as policymakers

28:27

try to keep inflation in check. All

28:30

right. $1 trillion in credit

28:31

card debt. Bidenomics is right on target.

28:34

Don't you worry about it?

28:35

But Bidenomics is at least working because

28:37

they're picking a bunch of green energy companies

28:39

that turned out to be real winners. I mean, he

28:42

gave a press conference with this bus company Pro

28:44

Terra, this green bus company, have you heard

28:46

about it?

28:47

Saying, this is the future of our economy, man.

28:49

Bidenomics, baby. Slap. Here you

28:51

go. Slap that stamp on it like it's the

28:53

USDA, something certification of approval.

28:56

Bidenomics, they would say, love this company

28:58

so much. They did a presser. Here's

29:00

Biden telling the Pro Terra people, this

29:03

is great. It's a bus company. You guys are great.

29:05

You're going to be the future. Everything rotting oatmeal

29:07

brains touches, he destroys. It's like a metastasizing

29:10

cancer. Take a look at this. Right now we're

29:13

running way behind China, but you guys

29:15

are getting us in the game. You guys

29:17

are getting us in the game. It's going to make a lot of

29:19

difference. We're going to end up owning the future,

29:21

I think, if we keep doing what we're doing.

29:24

When you start making a thousand buses a year,

29:26

you're

29:26

going to need more room for your

29:28

customers, aren't you? Yes, sir.

29:31

I love the goofball laugh. Fox

29:34

News yesterday. Right? It's like the

29:36

Joker laugh. It's like a bad Joker. It's like

29:38

a non-Heath Ledger Joker or something

29:40

like that. Fox News,

29:42

green energy company Biden hosted at the White

29:44

House files for bankruptcy.

29:47

Folks, listen, I think

29:50

what makes this show a little bit different is

29:52

I explained to you the why instead of just reading

29:54

you the news. Okay. Biden got

29:56

behind this green bus company that's

29:58

now declaring bankruptcy.

29:59

just like Obama got behind Cylindra

30:02

and Enter One and other

30:03

green boondoggles. But

30:05

there's a reason this stuff doesn't work.

30:07

I remember taking an economics course back

30:09

in the day

30:10

and they talked about the Brazilian computer

30:12

industry. How the Brazilians wanted to get into computers.

30:15

So they subsidized their computer industry

30:17

like we're subsidizing green energy now.

30:19

Well, what happened? The subsidized computer

30:22

companies had an advantage over non-subsidized

30:24

companies. So they didn't have to compete on better computers.

30:27

They just competed for government attention. The

30:29

computers filtered their way out into the entire

30:31

economy. The computers sucked.

30:33

Every business they touched, they hurt, which

30:36

really destroyed and hurt the Brazilian economy.

30:38

This is why the government picking winners and

30:40

losers

30:41

rather than capitalism and merit picking

30:43

winners and losers. This is why that never works.

30:47

It's not complicated.

30:48

If the government knew how to pick winners and losers,

30:51

the people doing it wouldn't be in government. They'd be in business.

30:53

There's a reason they're in government. It's because they suck

30:55

at everything else. Of

30:59

course, the national debt's exploding too.

31:01

Just the news. Bidenomics, recession

31:04

concerns, revive as the deficit swelled.

31:07

The US debt is now a no big deal,

31:09

Joe. $253,000 per taxpayer. Joe,

31:13

you got that sitting around in cash somewhere?

31:15

That's your... I think I'd have to look.

31:17

But Joe is a taxpayer. Giza taxpayer.

31:19

So is Justin. I'm a taxpayer too.

31:22

Anyone got 253... I don't

31:24

have 253 days sitting in my safe

31:26

somewhere. A check. No. So basically,

31:28

we owe money. We're never going to pay back, which means

31:30

what? We're going to have to print it causing more inflation

31:33

and higher interest rates. That's exactly

31:36

what it means. Deficits

31:37

now exploded to $32 trillion.

31:40

Don't

31:42

worry though. Fitch only downgraded

31:44

us to double A plus.

31:46

Treasury says, no more. It's just arbitrary.

31:48

No big deal. Yeah, yeah. It's just arbitrary. The

31:50

fact that the United States is going into

31:52

freaking bankruptcy, then what is going to be the

31:55

largest de facto bankruptcy in the

31:57

history of humankind, and we're all just

31:59

kind of whistling.

31:59

the graveyard up on Capitol Hill. We

32:02

gotta take care of Medicare and entitlements

32:05

and all this other stuff. Do you understand there's no money?

32:07

Do you understand there is zero money?

32:10

This is all printed goo. It's

32:13

not money. It doesn't buy anything

32:15

anymore.

32:16

There's a reason the purchasing power of

32:18

your dollar is going down dramatically every

32:20

quarter. It's because they're

32:22

trying to print their way out

32:24

of a massive sovereign default coming.

32:29

You know what's next? Central bank

32:31

digital currencies.

32:34

Because here's what they're going to do next.

32:36

They're

32:36

going to print their way out of this and because there's

32:39

going to be massive inflation,

32:41

massive inflation, they want to be able

32:43

to control the money and tax it. And

32:45

if you can't spend money in cash where the

32:47

government doesn't know about it and everything's

32:50

digital, they can tax it. They can bump interest

32:52

rates to whatever they want. There's not a damn thing

32:54

you can do about it.

32:55

I'll play you a Joe Rogan clip coming up in a second.

32:57

Even Rogan and Post Malone,

33:00

he's that singer dude.

33:02

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33:04

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Folks, the next step in this financial

35:29

armageddon we're looking at if we don't win this next election

35:32

and get a serious hold on the spending. Ladies

35:34

and gentlemen, everything's gotta be on the table. Not

35:37

suggesting putting seniors out on their butts

35:39

or kicking millions and millions of people

35:42

off Medicare overnight. I'm telling you, we gotta

35:44

get a lid on these programs. People 55 and

35:46

younger, they're going to have to go to

35:49

individual insurance plans and individual

35:51

retirement plans. That's it.

35:52

There's not gonna be defined benefits anymore.

35:54

There's gonna be defined contributions. There's

35:57

no other way out of this. I'm sorry if you're in

35:59

the chat.

35:59

listening to the show and you disagree

36:02

with me, you've gotta do the math. And

36:04

I get it, I understand.

36:06

I paid into Social Security, so

36:08

did I, I'm 48, I'm not young,

36:10

I've been paying into Social Security for 30

36:13

years. I'm sorry

36:15

to tell you, they spent the money.

36:18

Now, from our current financial

36:20

base, we can support our seniors if

36:22

we don't go bankrupt first. There is

36:24

no way people 55 and younger, this

36:26

is gonna be able to continue. None, you

36:29

pay into a lot of things the government screwed

36:31

you over on. You played into unemployment insurance

36:33

too. Most of you probably never took a penny

36:35

of that either. You got screwed,

36:38

it's not my fault. I'm just telling you the

36:40

obvious.

36:41

The next step when this breaks bad is

36:43

gonna be a central bank digital currency, why?

36:47

Folks, inflation or deflation,

36:49

the central bank digital currency enables the

36:51

government to turn off spending

36:54

and enables to turn on spending. They

36:56

can digitally credit your account, but

36:58

they can make it that you have to spend it

37:01

within a certain amount of time or they're gonna pull it back. They're

37:03

also gonna be watching you, they're gonna be taxing

37:05

you instantly, and they can also devalue

37:08

the dollar almost immediately and there's

37:10

nothing you can do to get cash out of the bank.

37:13

Here's Joe Rogan in Post Malone.

37:15

You guys are singer,

37:17

but good for him. They're like, yeah, man, this CBDC

37:19

thing, this don't sound good, take a look. So how

37:21

do you feel about the government's

37:24

digital currency that they're working

37:27

on? No fucking way, no way, that's what I think.

37:29

I think that's checkmate, that's game over.

37:31

That is fucking checkmate. Because if they apply

37:33

that to a social credit score, if they

37:36

decide somehow or another that you need

37:38

some social credit score system and it's for the

37:40

benefit of society and they outline

37:42

that they can track your behavior

37:44

and your tweets and all your things, and you get a

37:46

score. And if your score's-

37:49

I already doing that. They just haven't released

37:51

the fucking report cards. They haven't sent the report

37:53

cards home

37:54

to the parents yet.

37:58

But it's already, everything is already-

37:59

imprinted, everything is already

38:02

tracked, everything is already there. But

38:04

they can't control

38:06

you to the same extent that they would like. And

38:09

what they would like to do is to be able to strip

38:11

you of your money and to be able to lock you down

38:13

and then make sure that you comply so

38:15

that all the other people also comply because

38:17

they don't want to be stripped of their money. They don't want

38:19

everything they work for just be taken away instantly

38:22

overnight and be powerless. Folks, this is

38:25

top five issues on Dan Bongino's

38:27

radar, talking about myself and the third person Bob

38:29

Dahlstyle.

38:31

Top five issues on my radar. Number

38:33

one is the police state. This is

38:35

probably three or four.

38:37

A central bank digital currency will be the

38:39

end of freedom as you know it. Everything those

38:41

two men just said is absolutely correct and

38:43

accurate. They will be tracking every single thing

38:45

you do and there'll be no way out. You

38:47

want to buy a gun at a gun store? Ladies

38:49

and gentlemen, they don't need, you know,

38:52

the federal government is prohibited by law from establishing

38:54

a list of gun owners. They're already going to have

38:56

a list of gun owners. All they got to do is

38:58

go to the CBDC and see who bought a gun at a gun

39:01

store.

39:02

There's not going to be any cash. We

39:05

got a gun show loophole, which isn't even

39:07

a thing now. There aren't

39:09

loopholes, it's only the law. They'll be able

39:11

to track everything you do. And

39:14

like they accurately said, you tie it to a social

39:17

credit score, which is coming next. What

39:19

are you going to, what next? You're not going to be allowed to take public transportation

39:22

like they do in China?

39:26

Getting ugly, folks.

39:28

Better win this next election

39:31

or say your prayers. So you're only two options.

39:35

Speaking of the next election, I

39:37

am increasingly convinced. I can't guarantee

39:39

it. Predictions are like, oh, everybody's got one.

39:41

You get the point?

39:43

But I am increasingly leaning. I'm almost 90%

39:45

sure at this point, Joe Biden

39:48

will not be the nominee for the Democrats.

39:50

Folks, the trail of body bags

39:53

left behind by this guy is

39:55

just getting too hard to ignore as people

39:57

just sniff the political death

39:59

everywhere.

40:01

just before we come on the air this morning.

40:03

This story pops by just the news.

40:06

You know, the Democrats, they said, oh, there's no evidence

40:09

Joe Biden or his family, Joe

40:11

Biden benefited from this whole thing. Well,

40:14

now we got the bank records. Turns

40:16

out $20 million of bank records,

40:18

foreign oligarchs moved millions to Biden-tied

40:21

firms before,

40:23

before meeting Joe Biden.

40:25

Money gets paid to Hunter and Biden, oh,

40:27

Joe Biden shows up at a dinner. Sounds

40:29

like a pay for play access

40:32

operation, does it not? Just

40:34

before we came on the air. I told you

40:36

the biggest problem, the media and the

40:38

donor class, that'll ultimately determine

40:41

if Joe Biden is the nominee he has right now.

40:43

The biggest issue they have right now is they don't

40:46

know what's next.

40:48

They don't know what else is out there

40:51

because this guy was so knee

40:53

deep in corruption.

40:55

Folks, the evidence is everywhere.

40:57

Look at this email from this barisma executive,

41:00

Vadim Pizarsky,

41:01

talking about a list of deliverables

41:04

he wanted. The date on this, November 2nd, 2015, Hat

41:08

Tip Hans Manki put this screenshot

41:10

up on his social media accounts.

41:13

They wanted Ukrainian top officials

41:15

above with the ultimate purpose to close down

41:17

for any cases pursuits against

41:20

Nikolai and Ukraine. In other words, get

41:22

rid of the people investigating barisma.

41:25

That is their literal list of deliverable.

41:27

They get called it list of deliverables. The

41:30

email sent to Hunter Biden, November

41:32

2nd, 2015.

41:34

Oh, look at this State Department memo. They

41:36

did November 22nd, 2015, where

41:39

they recommend the removal of Prosecutor

41:42

General Shokin. This is all going

41:44

on while millions of dollars are

41:46

weaving their way like

41:49

little snakes into Biden

41:51

crime family accounts. What else could

41:53

you possibly need to know about?

41:58

Well, the answer is because liberals are. The liberals

42:01

are live, there's no amount of corruption, they won't cover

42:04

up. They're eroding metastasizing cancer

42:06

on the United States. They

42:08

say, well, we can't tie this

42:10

directly to Joe Biden. Yeah, yeah, okay,

42:12

sure. Yeah, the Biden family, again,

42:15

SARS, we got Biden, Hunter Biden in

42:17

text talking about giving half his money to dad.

42:19

Well, what if we had the money guy?

42:21

What if we had the money guy? Archer, Devin

42:23

Archer was the connections guy. What if we had the actual

42:26

money guy? And what if

42:28

the money guy actually went to the

42:30

White House, which would lead you to believe

42:33

that something I told you for the last few weeks is

42:35

accurate and that something I told you is what?

42:37

Obama knew about all

42:39

of this. Oh, look, Fox News

42:42

money guy,

42:43

the Hunter Biden business partner who could blow the lid

42:45

off Biden's family business dealings.

42:48

You heard the name Eric Schwerin? You

42:51

will. He was the money guy

42:53

for this operation. Apparently

42:55

he visited the Obama White House

42:57

and the VP residents at least 36 times

43:01

between 2019 and 2016. Oh,

43:04

the money guy visited the Obama White House.

43:07

Kind of like I told you that Obama knew.

43:10

Schwerin was the founding partner and

43:12

one of these businesses associated with Hunter Biden.

43:15

Oh, look at this, folks. He was appointed by then

43:17

President Obama

43:19

to the Commission for the Preservation of America's

43:21

Heritage Abroad,

43:23

an independent government agency in early 2015.

43:26

Eric asked for one of these. The day after

43:28

the election in 2008, Hunter revealed

43:31

about Schwerin's appointment. Tell

43:34

me again, please, so I can laugh in your face how Barack

43:36

Obama didn't know about this. This is the money guy. Schwerin's

43:39

the money guy. Visited

43:42

the Obama White House 36 times, got

43:44

this nice cutesy little appointment. Listen

43:48

to Peter Schweizer explain just how

43:50

critical Eric Schwerin is in this

43:52

interview with Maria Bartiromo on Fox. This

43:54

is the money guy. Take

43:57

a listen. Devin Archer was the adult

43:59

in the. room in terms of how this

44:02

business should be structured. And

44:04

he confirmed everything that

44:06

everybody assumed the worst of, which

44:08

is that Joe Biden was the product

44:11

that this firm was selling. And

44:13

he unequivocally said any people

44:16

discussing or claiming that he was not

44:18

involved with his son's business

44:21

is totally and completely

44:23

incorrect. I would add the next shoe that

44:25

may drop is there's another individual

44:28

involved with Hunter Biden named Eric Schwerin.

44:30

If Devin Archer was the sort of business

44:33

guy, the deal guy, and how you structure

44:35

this, Eric Schwerin was the money guy.

44:37

He's the guy that moved money around. And

44:39

based on the Hunter Biden laptop, Schwerin had

44:41

access not only to Hunter Biden's accounts,

44:44

but also Joe Biden's accounts. So

44:46

when he testifies before the committee, it's

44:49

going to be interesting to see what he says and what

44:51

pressure he might be under from this

44:53

administration. Oh, he's the money

44:55

guy visited the White House, got an Obama

44:58

appointment.

44:59

Tell me again, again, so I can laugh in your

45:01

face loudly and proudly because you look

45:03

like a total moron that Barack Obama

45:05

didn't know what's going on. Folks, the media

45:08

is not protecting Joe Biden. The media is

45:10

protecting Barack Obama. The problem

45:12

the media has now is if they call

45:14

for Joe Biden and get out of the race, Joe

45:16

Biden and his team could flip on Obama. They

45:19

can't have that. They need to protect Obama.

45:21

He's a liberal icon. If Obama

45:23

goes down, so does the liberal movement he

45:26

started. They

45:27

need to protect him to protect the crown

45:29

under any and all circumstances. But

45:31

they're now in a parasitic relationship.

45:34

Obama needs Biden because

45:37

he doesn't want Biden to flip on him. And Biden

45:39

needs Obama because he needs his political clout.

45:41

The problem is Biden can't win.

45:45

That's the problem. And they

45:47

know that. All right, moving on. All

45:51

right, moving on. I got another warning for you

45:53

today, by the way. This one even my wife picked

45:55

up on.

45:56

Stay tuned. Don't miss the end of the

45:58

show.

45:58

My wife sent this to me. You know, my

46:00

wife's involved in politics, obviously, not to the

46:02

extent I am, but when she's sending it to you going, hey,

46:04

I'm getting a little concerned,

46:06

it's time to open your eyes, clockwork

46:08

aren't stout.

46:10

But before we get to that, these people are liars,

46:12

by the way, the people on the left, especially

46:14

these media people protecting Biden and Obama,

46:17

have zero human dignity at all. When

46:19

it comes to savage procedures like late

46:21

term abortion,

46:22

Vincent Fantaside,

46:24

the killing

46:26

of an innocent human life,

46:29

a fully formed baby.

46:32

The fact that the media

46:34

that used to align itself with the Democrat

46:36

party that had this safe, legal, and rare mantra

46:39

for abortion is now all in on

46:41

Infantaside, child sex

46:43

trafficking, voter fraud, the

46:45

police state should tell you everything

46:48

you need to know about the new left

46:50

and the media, how sick these people have gotten.

46:53

Town Hall put this together. Here's that hopeless

46:56

Dana Bash dipwad. She

46:58

at CNN

47:00

trying again

47:01

to insist that late term abortion

47:04

is not something Democrats are pushing

47:06

for, despite Democrats openly

47:08

pushing

47:09

for late term abortion. Here's Dana Bash

47:12

owning herself with a then and

47:14

a now.

47:15

Take a listen. But we do believe what's out of step

47:18

and what's extreme is what Governor Newsom, Joe

47:20

Biden, and others basically

47:23

project, and that is abortion on demand till

47:25

the time of birth. That's why we think there

47:27

needs to be a limit at the federal level. And

47:29

right now what we're saying, the paying capable makes

47:31

a lot of sense, the 15 week limit. There

47:34

needs to be some type of limit to reign in

47:36

the extreme positions of the

47:38

left, like Newsom and like Biden. I just

47:41

wanna say that I have not talked to

47:42

a Democrat who wants abortion on demand till

47:45

time of birth, but we're gonna have to leave it there. We have a lot

47:47

more to talk about next time. Your fellow Democrat

47:49

running for Senate in Pennsylvania, John Federman

47:52

has said that he does

47:54

not believe

47:55

that there should be government limits on abortion

47:57

at all. There's Dana Bash owning.

47:59

in a bash, in a debate with herself.

48:02

Hat tip to town hall folks who are putting that together.

48:06

Folks, let me get to my last segment today. This is warning number 4,578.

48:11

Things are about to break bad.

48:13

I get asked this all the time, Dan, what's your preparedness

48:16

kit? Listen, I'm not some survival expert.

48:18

I'm not like Bear Grylls.

48:19

I just read a lot about this and I believe

48:22

in just common sense. It is time for you

48:24

to get prepared today. I get it. The

48:26

stuff can be expensive. It's a pain in the ass. A pain

48:28

minimum, a minimum. A means to defend

48:31

yourself at least three months of survival

48:33

food for every member of your family and also

48:35

have some food you can eat right away. Not

48:37

everything has to be survival food. You should

48:40

have your closets, some stuff in

48:42

there, some rice, some

48:44

canned beans, canned foods. These

48:47

things can stay good for a year or more.

48:49

Have food. Have a water source.

48:52

Have a way to purify water. Have

48:54

charcoal. Get yourself a small grill.

48:57

A way to start a fire.

48:59

These are all critically important

49:01

things to have around in case something breaks bad

49:04

where for a couple of months you may

49:06

be forced to be off the grid.

49:08

If our satellites go down and our

49:10

computer systems and our water filtration

49:12

systems are hacked, folks, where are you going

49:15

to get water? Have you ever thought about that?

49:17

Get prepared today because China

49:19

is preparing for a two front war, computer

49:22

viruses and biological warfare.

49:24

It is obvious. I've covered it. I've

49:27

covered it ad nauseam. Articles

49:29

have been written about it. The warning signs

49:31

are everywhere.

49:33

I didn't cover this in detail yesterday, but

49:35

on the two front war, biological

49:38

viruses and computer viruses, Sky News,

49:41

Disease X, colon,

49:43

UK scientists begin developing vaccines

49:46

against a new pandemic.

49:48

The work is being carried out at a government high

49:50

security port and down

49:52

laboratory complex in Wiltshire. Interesting.

49:56

Disease X.

50:00

Prong number one. Prong number

50:02

two, computer viral

50:05

warfare. Oh look, China

50:07

hacked Japan's sensitive defense next what

50:09

networks officials say.

50:11

Folks, I've already told you about

50:13

how China

50:15

has these malicious codes embedded

50:17

in our military systems here. They're

50:19

not just doing it here.

50:22

You may wake up one day and find out

50:24

your phone doesn't work, your water's

50:26

polluted in your house, and that China

50:28

invaded Taiwan. What are you gonna do?

50:31

Rush online to buy preparedness

50:33

food and all that other stuff? Oh, that's right, your internet

50:35

doesn't work.

50:38

It's just, it's too late when that happens.

50:42

This is what I was telling you this morning. Paula

50:45

saw this one. She sends me this tweet over, disclosed

50:47

TV, new. China's stockpiling

50:50

gold, oil, and food

50:52

while its economy slipped into deflation.

50:56

Folks,

50:57

as the Chinese Communist Party gets more

50:59

desperate, they are living through a demographic

51:01

time bomb right now.

51:04

The timeline for them to invade Taiwan

51:06

and initiate this World War III two-pronged

51:09

plan, biological and computer

51:11

warfare is gonna shrink and shrink and shrink

51:13

and shrink and shrink.

51:15

Why do you think China's stockpiling

51:17

gold, oil, and food?

51:20

They're not doing it because they're trying

51:22

to make jewelry.

51:24

They're not doing it because they're trying to have

51:26

a McDonald's party and they need some extra

51:28

burger meat. They're

51:30

doing it because they can't

51:32

feed themselves without it and they

51:34

know if they don't win this war in Taiwan

51:37

fast, they could find themselves subject to a naval

51:39

blockade where they'll be starving. We

51:42

can't screw around with this anymore.

51:46

Please get prepared today. I'm gonna

51:48

do a special segment. Let me ask you, let

51:50

me ask you in the chat. You guys down with this? Yes,

51:52

if you're down with it, no, you don't think it's a good idea.

51:55

I'm

51:55

gonna watch the responses right here. So

51:57

a company came to me

51:59

that does. preparedness stuff.

52:01

I did not intend that, but I do these segments because

52:03

it's newsworthy to me, and I want you to be

52:05

safe in the event of an emergency. But

52:08

they said, I think we should do a segment, short one,

52:10

five minutes or less, about exactly

52:13

the stuff you need to get prepared, like products

52:15

and places, and they're willing to put together a kit

52:17

to do it.

52:18

And I said, I think it's a good idea. I got

52:20

to see if the audience would be interested. Is that something that would

52:23

interest you, where they had a one-stop

52:25

shop,

52:25

say, preparedness kit, like it came in a case

52:27

or something like that? Wow, a lot of yeses. What do you guys say? A lot of

52:30

yeses? Yeah, I like it. I think it's a good idea. Yeah, well,

52:32

short.

52:33

Yeah, I don't want to make it like a big drama

52:35

thing, but the company came to me, they

52:37

listen to the show every day, and they said,

52:39

you know, it's one thing to talk about, it's another

52:41

thing to give them the actual stuff. Here's

52:44

the purification tablets for the water stuff.

52:46

Here's a water filtration tank. Here's

52:49

the actual survival food. Here's

52:51

the, you know, whatever the waterproof

52:54

matches.

52:55

So I thought it was a good idea. I'm glad

52:57

you guys seem to like it too, because I get a ton of questions

52:59

about that. I mentioned my diet yesterday

53:02

too, on the radio show, how I eat. Everybody

53:04

wanted me to lay down my diet

53:07

and everything. So I hope I'm not wasting

53:09

your time with that.

53:11

What's that?

53:12

A Don't Get Dead kit. Yes, that's

53:14

actually a good idea. Gui

53:16

just named it. We'll call it the Don't Get

53:18

Dead kit. Sorry, folks, it'd be the turn

53:20

on there, but

53:20

I'm glad you like it. We'll get that going.

53:23

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