Radio Show Hour 1 – 11/13/2024

[00:00:14] From atop the Rocky Mountains, the crossroads of the West, you are listening to the Liberty Roundtable Radio Talk Show.

[00:00:24] Happy to have you along, my fellow Americans, Sam Bushman live on your radio.

[00:00:29] Hard-hitting news the network refused to use, no doubt starts now.

[00:00:33] This, my fellow Americans, is the broadcast for November the 13th in the year of our Lord 2024.

[00:00:40] This is our one of two, and the goal always is to protect life, liberty, and property, to promote God, family, and country,

[00:00:46] to do so on your radio in the traditions of our founding fathers,

[00:00:49] using the supreme law that lay on the Constitution for the United States of America as our guide,

[00:00:54] rejecting revolution, unless it's a Jesus revolution, then we're in because we follow the Prince of Peace,

[00:00:59] and using the checks and balances brilliantly put in place by the founding fathers,

[00:01:03] what are the peaceful, restorative solutions that we have at our fingertips?

[00:01:06] Now, I know a lot of people are saying to me, Sam, why do you always repeat yourself?

[00:01:09] Every hour, every half hour of the show, you're always telling people that.

[00:01:13] We know that already. Would you just shut up and move on with the show?

[00:01:17] Let me explain why I do this, folks. I've been into radio for 30 years, okay?

[00:01:21] And I know it's redundant. I know it's redundant. I know it's...

[00:01:24] Am I doing that on purpose? Yes, I am.

[00:01:26] To make the point, you know what? I listen to talk show hosts, believe it or not,

[00:01:30] a new host that I've never heard of.

[00:01:32] I tune in, listen to all kinds of people around the Internet to see what's going on.

[00:01:35] New media taking center stage. I love it. It's great.

[00:01:38] But I'll listen to a host for a half hour.

[00:01:41] Now, I don't even know where they stand on a given issue.

[00:01:43] They're talking about an issue for 30 minutes, and at the end of it,

[00:01:47] I don't even know where they stand.

[00:01:49] I don't even know what side they're on.

[00:01:52] And that, to me, is insane.

[00:01:54] Or if I connect, and it's like, you know what?

[00:01:56] I've listened to this thing for 20 minutes, and I don't know who the guest is.

[00:01:59] This guest is great.

[00:02:01] I want to learn about them. I want to go to their website.

[00:02:03] I want to support them.

[00:02:04] But I don't even know who the crap it is.

[00:02:07] Okay?

[00:02:07] These broadcasters have got to learn who, what, when, where, why.

[00:02:12] Okay?

[00:02:13] You've got to do that.

[00:02:14] And I know it's redundant, and I know it's frustrating, and I get it.

[00:02:17] But, man, people tune in and tune out all the time.

[00:02:20] Okay?

[00:02:20] If you go study ratings in radio, you'll find it's based on quarter hour.

[00:02:26] Okay?

[00:02:26] You've got to tell people stuff over and over and over.

[00:02:29] You think, hey, I'm going to promote prepstartsnow.com.

[00:02:32] Incredible site if you want to get involved in preparedness.

[00:02:35] Prepstartsnow.com is your site.

[00:02:37] Well, if I repeat that one time, the guy driving down the road hears it,

[00:02:39] thinks it's cool, does nothing with it.

[00:02:42] Nothing.

[00:02:42] Nothing.

[00:02:44] So you've got to understand, in radio, it's about frequency.

[00:02:47] Okay?

[00:02:48] It's about repetition.

[00:02:49] And I know if you listen all the time, it's a little bit boring.

[00:02:52] I get it.

[00:02:52] But you don't ever question where Sam Bushman stands, right?

[00:02:56] You know that I promote God, family, and country, and protect life, liberty,

[00:02:59] and property.

[00:02:59] That's the key to the show.

[00:03:01] You know that I'm fair and kind to those who I even disagree with.

[00:03:04] If you come on the radio with me, I will not just use my debating skills

[00:03:08] or whatever else just to bring you on for a slaughter job.

[00:03:10] I don't do that.

[00:03:11] Even if I disagree and think you're off your rock crazy,

[00:03:14] I'll at least let you make your point to the American people.

[00:03:16] And, hey, the people can decide for themselves what they think.

[00:03:19] They don't have to be dictated to by me.

[00:03:21] Okay?

[00:03:22] You also know that I don't believe in revolution.

[00:03:23] It's violent.

[00:03:24] It's crazy.

[00:03:25] It rarely, rarely, rarely goes well.

[00:03:27] But if we have a restitution of the greatest country on the face of the earth

[00:03:31] or a Jesus revolution following the Prince of Peace,

[00:03:33] I mean, see, you learn all those things about me.

[00:03:36] And so you can pretty much say, man, if this guy follows the supreme law of the land,

[00:03:39] that's his goal.

[00:03:40] To promote God, man, I know where he stands on almost every issue.

[00:03:44] And if there's a little bit of an issue that seems vague,

[00:03:46] I can listen for a little bit and get caught up to speed.

[00:03:49] You also don't wonder, when am I doing news?

[00:03:52] When am I doing commentary?

[00:03:53] It's very easy to know.

[00:03:55] When it's facts-based, it's news.

[00:03:56] When it's my opinion, it's commentary.

[00:03:59] But understand, that opinion will follow the founding fathers.

[00:04:02] That opinion will be God-family country-based.

[00:04:04] You can count on that.

[00:04:05] But anyway, I digress, except I really want to hammer that home.

[00:04:09] Because people are just saying, quit saying that all the time.

[00:04:12] You've got to.

[00:04:14] Or else people will listen to you and your guest for a half hour,

[00:04:16] and they won't have a clue where you stand or who your guest is.

[00:04:20] And it's nuts.

[00:04:21] It's crazy.

[00:04:21] You've got to do this, folks.

[00:04:23] Okay?

[00:04:24] Anyway, a little lesson in radio for you.

[00:04:27] Back to yesterday's show.

[00:04:28] Speaking of that, we had on two people.

[00:04:30] The good Sheriff Richard Mack, who's a frequent guest, as you know.

[00:04:33] But we had an incredible guest on yesterday.

[00:04:35] One of the greatest wins in the election, besides Donald Trump winning, of course,

[00:04:40] is this incredible constitutional sheriff win.

[00:04:44] The guy's name is Jerry Sheridan.

[00:04:46] He's in the fourth largest county in the country, Maricopa County, Arizona.

[00:04:50] He's an absolute constitutional sheriff.

[00:04:52] He asked for Richard Mack's endorsement.

[00:04:54] Richard said, hey, go check with your campaign staff and your wife and everybody else.

[00:04:57] If I give it to you, it's going to be a lightning rod.

[00:04:59] Are you sure you want it?

[00:04:59] He doubled down and said, I checked with all my staff.

[00:05:02] Absolutely, I want it.

[00:05:03] And he ran as a constitutional sheriff, completely tied to Sam Bushman, Richard Mack, CSPOA, the whole bit.

[00:05:11] Well, folks, you would think it would damage his prospects.

[00:05:15] No, he won.

[00:05:17] Yes, indeed.

[00:05:18] He had Maricopa County Sheriff-elect Jerry Sheridan.

[00:05:22] Sheridan, four, that's the number, sheriff, 2024.com to learn about him.

[00:05:27] But he came on yesterday.

[00:05:28] And we talked about some incredible things.

[00:05:30] The first thing he's going to do is he's going to crank up the sheriff's posse once again.

[00:05:36] See, Joe Arpaio had a big posse.

[00:05:38] Well, the current thug sheriff got rid of it all.

[00:05:41] But he's going to reinstate the sheriff's posse.

[00:05:43] Here's what he says.

[00:05:44] The sheriff's posse is just as much a part of the sheriff's office as the sheriff himself.

[00:05:53] Wow.

[00:05:54] He says that not only does the posse save the taxpayers millions upon millions of dollars every year by donating countless hours,

[00:06:03] but its members also work alongside deputies in all facets of their duties.

[00:06:12] I will reinstate the posse to its full strength, ladies and gentlemen.

[00:06:16] He also said on the radio he's got a 3,000 to 4,000 employee count at the sheriff's office over there in Maricopa County.

[00:06:23] And he said, yeah, I'm going to have all of them take the constitutional chairs and peace officers association training

[00:06:28] so they understand how to protect rights, understand due process, understand their oaths of office.

[00:06:35] It's incredible.

[00:06:36] He's going to focus on ending drug smuggling and shutting down the cartels and dealing with illegal aliens.

[00:06:42] He says children are going to be protected.

[00:06:44] They're the most vulnerable in our society.

[00:06:45] We're going to get that done.

[00:06:47] He says we're going to rebuild the office of a constitutional sheriff.

[00:06:51] He's going to deal with mental illness.

[00:06:55] He's going to rebuild a low-level detention facility, kind of like Joe Arpaio had.

[00:06:59] He said he won't do pink underwear like Joe, but other than that, it's going to be very similar.

[00:07:04] Anyway, there you have that.

[00:07:05] I just thought I'd bring that to your attention because, man, what an incredible deal there.

[00:07:10] Anyway, without further ado, the brothers, the Big Mig brothers on your radio.

[00:07:15] George Ballantyne, Lance Miliacho, TheBigMig.com, The Big Mig on Rumble, Twitter, just about everywhere.

[00:07:22] Welcome to the broadcast, Lance.

[00:07:25] Hey, good morning, Sam.

[00:07:26] Happy to be here on Liberty Roundtable Live.

[00:07:28] Excited as always.

[00:07:30] Tons and tons of stuff going on in the news cycle.

[00:07:32] It's just not, obviously, Trump winning the election.

[00:07:34] I feel like I'm watching the NFL draft with all these appointments.

[00:07:38] No doubt.

[00:07:39] What do you think of Jerry Sheridan win, though?

[00:07:41] That's a huge win.

[00:07:42] This guy quadrupled down on what we're doing.

[00:07:46] You know, I'm sorry to say I didn't know who Jerry Sheridan was until you just talked about him.

[00:07:50] So would be excited to have him on the show.

[00:07:52] I think it's great.

[00:07:54] But I'd also love to see him add to that list election integrity because it looks like Maricopa is still up to shenanigans.

[00:08:01] I don't like what's going on in Arizona.

[00:08:04] They're still counting ballots right now.

[00:08:06] They are.

[00:08:07] It's clown showing.

[00:08:08] Carrie Lake lost by razor margins from what we understand once again, right?

[00:08:13] Seems suspicious to me.

[00:08:15] I'm not sure I'm buying it.

[00:08:16] But, of course, I guess we'll get to the bottom of it at some point.

[00:08:18] But I hope that sheriff is paying attention to that also because I like to see some of those people that are cheating pay for the consequences of their actions.

[00:08:26] Amen.

[00:08:27] It's a valuable point.

[00:08:28] Speaking of that, George Ballantyne, welcome back, sir.

[00:08:31] Thank you, Sam.

[00:08:32] Good morning to everybody.

[00:08:33] Always a pleasure to be here.

[00:08:34] Excited.

[00:08:35] It's been exciting last week, and it's just getting more exciting.

[00:08:38] Like Lance just said, it's better than an NFL draft.

[00:08:43] Yeah, it is.

[00:08:43] With more important consequences for you and your family, George.

[00:08:44] Because everybody's going to a winning positive team.

[00:08:48] NFL, you know, you have different teams.

[00:08:50] Some we don't like, some we like.

[00:08:51] You know how it goes.

[00:08:52] But this is the number one team.

[00:08:54] America.

[00:08:55] First.

[00:08:56] America.

[00:08:56] Right.

[00:08:57] And as far as the sheriff, I too, like Lance.

[00:08:59] I didn't know who he is, but it sounds like it's great.

[00:09:03] Love to get him on the show.

[00:09:05] And, you know, as far as election for Lance, yeah, we'd love to see that.

[00:09:09] But he's going to need to get real evidence to actually do something.

[00:09:12] So hopefully they bring it to him.

[00:09:13] Because we all know that there's some shenanigans going on in Maricopa.

[00:09:18] We know things went on in Nevada right next door.

[00:09:22] So we'll see what happens with Carrie Lake.

[00:09:25] Hopefully she fights this one and we come on top.

[00:09:28] Because, you know, when you take the money from the border, the drug money, that's what this is all about.

[00:09:38] Why they don't want her in the Senate.

[00:09:39] They don't want her involved in Arizona.

[00:09:41] Because you've got the cartel money involved in these elections for the Democrats.

[00:09:44] It's plain and simple.

[00:09:45] I believe you're right as rain about that.

[00:09:47] It's true as all get out.

[00:09:49] But, ladies and gentlemen, there's so many topics to discuss.

[00:09:52] I want to jump right to them.

[00:09:53] The first one, Donald Trump names Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to what they is going to have a new government department.

[00:10:03] Except it's not really government.

[00:10:05] I'll explain it in a minute.

[00:10:06] But it's called the Efficiency Department.

[00:10:11] I guess they're going to reduce the size of government, deal with waste, all kinds of stuff.

[00:10:16] They have a goal to get it all done by July 2026.

[00:10:20] So basically, what, a year and a half away, I guess you could say.

[00:10:24] And we'll see how that kind of pans out.

[00:10:28] But two unique people to get that done.

[00:10:30] Coming from very different but very similar in a way.

[00:10:34] Backgrounds, you say.

[00:10:34] How do you say different but similar?

[00:10:36] Well, they're both kind of into tech.

[00:10:37] They're just into way different sides of the tech world.

[00:10:40] Go ahead and skip the break.

[00:10:41] And so this is interesting.

[00:10:44] Because it isn't government, really.

[00:10:47] It's an efficiency department.

[00:10:49] But it's supposed to be outside of government.

[00:10:52] Right, Lance?

[00:10:54] Yeah.

[00:10:54] I mean, obviously, this agency doesn't exist yet.

[00:10:57] They're calling it actually the Department of Government Efficiency.

[00:11:01] And it's supposed to be a federal bureau of efficiency.

[00:11:03] I don't know how they're going to – statutorily, I don't know what their budget's going to be.

[00:11:07] We don't know any of that.

[00:11:08] But what we do know is that Elon Musk is really good at firing people.

[00:11:11] So his plan – right now, I think he commented the fact that there's an existence at the moment.

[00:11:19] And most of us wouldn't even know the names of it.

[00:11:21] There are 400-plus government agencies.

[00:11:24] He believes that they can reduce the budget by $2 trillion.

[00:11:30] And they can take the number of agencies down to only 99, which he believes right now there's just so much waste and so much inefficiency.

[00:11:39] And I've got to tell you, he did it at X, which was Twitter before.

[00:11:43] He took the staff down to less than 20% of its original.

[00:11:47] And here it's about running at about 16% of original staff, which is incredible when you think about it because, you know, X is still running just as well as Twitter did.

[00:11:56] I don't know.

[00:11:56] I feel good about it.

[00:11:57] And I think, you know, Vivek Ramaswamy, another good, you know, really sharp business guy that knows how to keep costs low, profits high.

[00:12:05] And if we don't do this, I think we're in serious trouble, George.

[00:12:08] I think with the amount of debt we've accumulated, we are really in a bad, bad place right now.

[00:12:14] Yeah, we are, Lance.

[00:12:15] And, you know, one way to do it is definitely cut a lot of government wasteful spending departments.

[00:12:21] It's just – it's out of control.

[00:12:23] You know, one thing, if any department has a budget, if they don't use that budget, then they lessen the budget next year.

[00:12:32] So they'll want to use that budget, waste it at the end.

[00:12:35] This way they can still get the same amount, if not more.

[00:12:37] And that's just insane crazy.

[00:12:39] One thing about this department, though, that Trump is making, is it going to be an official government department?

[00:12:48] No.

[00:12:49] It's not, right?

[00:12:50] Because – all right.

[00:12:51] So then you don't have a secretary of that department and all that, yada, yada.

[00:12:54] Because I would see Elon Musk and Vivek not even accepting pay, you know, or donating it back, which would be awesome.

[00:13:04] You know they probably would, but they're going to, you know, la fuera, la fuera, la fuera, like Mila used to do, like cut all those wasteful departments.

[00:13:12] That's a – you know, let's get to it.

[00:13:14] A lot of people are hurting.

[00:13:17] I agree with the point that this is necessary to do some external auditing, create accountability, reject government waste, right?

[00:13:26] I get cutting $2 trillion from the budget or more.

[00:13:30] I get – shrink the government, reduce the waste, improve efficiency.

[00:13:34] I support the general idea.

[00:13:36] Here's my concern, though.

[00:13:38] Number one, I don't want to create a new government agency.

[00:13:41] And number two, I'm concerned about an external agency as well.

[00:13:46] Do you guys know the difference between socialism, fascism, and communism, Lance?

[00:13:51] Sure.

[00:13:53] So, fascism would be private sector and government in bed together, right?

[00:13:58] Yeah.

[00:13:58] I mean, there's no doubt.

[00:14:00] Okay.

[00:14:00] So, if we got this private sector agency that the leader of government launches, it's kind of like a quasi-government where if you're not very careful, there's less accountability for this outside agency than it might be general government.

[00:14:14] And so, at some point, you might end up with this fascist behemoth that sounds good at first, but then eventually there's no accountability for.

[00:14:21] And at first, you might say, well, we don't need accountability for this thing.

[00:14:24] It depends on what power it eventually assumes for itself.

[00:14:28] And I'll give you the comparison.

[00:14:29] The Federal Reserve is exactly like that, right?

[00:14:33] Lance, isn't it?

[00:14:34] No, 100%.

[00:14:35] The Federal Reserve is not federal.

[00:14:36] Correct.

[00:14:37] It's not a federal agency.

[00:14:38] It's mandated by statute.

[00:14:39] It's an external organization that's got some quasi-government permission to exist and run, but supposedly this independence that's separate, but yet Congress can't rein it in.

[00:14:49] Nobody can control it.

[00:14:51] Are we going to just create a behemoth like that?

[00:14:53] That's my concern.

[00:14:55] I think that's a fair concern, Sam.

[00:14:57] But at the end of the day, when you start looking at the government programs that are in existence, right?

[00:15:03] One of the programs that obviously Ron Paul outed was talking about how they were feeding quail cocaine to see if it would make them more sexually active.

[00:15:14] You start thinking of things like that.

[00:15:16] Isn't that cool, man?

[00:15:17] Yeah.

[00:15:17] It's nuts.

[00:15:18] Crazy.

[00:15:19] I know.

[00:15:19] And then sexual transitions.

[00:15:23] By the way, if you give that to the Middle East, it does.

[00:15:24] They invested money in the Middle East on sexual transitions.

[00:15:27] I mean, this is crazy.

[00:15:28] And to be honest with you, the concern you brought up isn't a concern for me.

[00:15:34] I want to see all these departments chopped.

[00:15:36] I want more efficiency in these agencies.

[00:15:39] And some of their targets include the FBI, which I am not happy at all about how the way they've been operating over the last 20 years.

[00:15:46] The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives.

[00:15:49] The ATF.

[00:15:50] Another agency that's really gone beyond their charter in going after regular Americans.

[00:15:55] The Board of Education, another completely screwed up department that since its existence, our numbers across the board, when you test students in schools, have dropped into the basement.

[00:16:06] We're the low man on the totem pole internationally now.

[00:16:09] We used to be at the top of the chain.

[00:16:11] Of course, they've done nothing but ruin it.

[00:16:12] I believe they're going to stop all that DEI, you know, crazy pronoun rhetoric, which I'm happy about.

[00:16:20] The Nuclear Regulatory Commission they're going to go after and the Food and Nutrition Service Agricultural Department.

[00:16:25] I mean, there's a lot of government issues, not only in spending, but how much, you know, complicated processes are in there.

[00:16:35] I don't care whether it's licensing or, you know, telling a farmer that he can only grow wheat for so long or he can't grow any this year.

[00:16:42] Then they pay him not to grow.

[00:16:44] There's so many bad programs in place that I have to be honest with you, I don't have any concern about Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, you know, chopping heads and doing what needs to be done.

[00:16:55] This is what they have to happen.

[00:16:56] George?

[00:16:58] Listen, I agree with Lance and he brought up the Department of Education.

[00:17:00] I believe it was created in 1979 by Carter.

[00:17:05] And we went from like being the first in education to like around probably 24th.

[00:17:10] That's how bad it is.

[00:17:11] And why?

[00:17:13] Because if you create a dumber society, then they sneak in there.

[00:17:17] What Sam was saying earlier, socialism, communism.

[00:17:19] That's how the fall of communism came in Russia.

[00:17:22] He educated the people and they became smart.

[00:17:25] And that's how they overthrew that.

[00:17:27] So there you go.

[00:17:29] It's just we need to stop the wasteful spending.

[00:17:33] We need to come to reality that we can't keep funding things overseas without taking care of ourselves first.

[00:17:41] We're too much in debt.

[00:17:43] It's skyrocketing.

[00:17:44] That's a good question.

[00:17:45] And that needs to be controlled.

[00:17:46] Gentlemen, that this needs to happen.

[00:17:48] Vivek on the campaign trail called for mass layoffs at government agencies, a tactic that could sidestep legal protections that otherwise insulate civil servants from targeted, quote, political cuts.

[00:18:05] And so you can't just shut down government agencies.

[00:18:07] There's the equivalent of like tenure and all this other kind of garbage.

[00:18:10] But Vivek found a way by saying, look, let's just lay these people off.

[00:18:14] And he's right.

[00:18:15] That's a great way to do it.

[00:18:16] My concern isn't reducing the size and scope of government.

[00:18:19] I'm all for shutting down the FBI, shutting down the BATF, shutting down the education department, shutting down.

[00:18:26] But I'm a little bit concerned to how they want to kind of go about it.

[00:18:31] Now, maybe Vivek and Elon Musk can explain more detail and it might be fine.

[00:18:37] But, for example, Trump says the department would exist outside of government, giving advice to those in the White House about overhauling government agencies.

[00:18:47] The arrangement would also allow Musk and Vivek to work outside in the private sector without needing Senate approval.

[00:19:02] So we're already starting out by saying, hey, we're going to put these guys in place to get a lot more control over government.

[00:19:08] But yet they're still in the private sector.

[00:19:10] They're still.

[00:19:11] I don't know, man, if it's Vivek.

[00:19:14] Right.

[00:19:15] And if it's Musk, I'm not super worried about it.

[00:19:19] But imagine if that was, say, Pelosi and.

[00:19:23] Oh, AOC or something or Obama and Clinton or.

[00:19:28] Well, Sam, do you think those people are going to take those jobs without getting paid?

[00:19:33] Probably not.

[00:19:33] But here's here's something.

[00:19:35] Well, here's an example.

[00:19:36] So Elon Musk, he's calling for the defunding of the national public radio.

[00:19:41] So we're funding a radio through our tax dollars.

[00:19:44] That is all left and bias.

[00:19:47] We're a lot of people politicized.

[00:19:49] More than half the country is against that.

[00:19:51] So why are we funding them?

[00:19:54] Get rid of them.

[00:19:56] Defund them.

[00:19:58] No, I'm going to go elsewhere.

[00:20:00] Look at the U.N.

[00:20:01] You know, in 2022, I think we donated or paid or whatever, however we're billed for it.

[00:20:08] 18 billion.

[00:20:09] I think it's enough for the U.N.

[00:20:11] I think it's enough for the World Health Organization.

[00:20:13] You know, I wouldn't participate in the U.N. either.

[00:20:15] I'd tell them to move out of New York.

[00:20:17] They're down there funding our border invasion.

[00:20:19] And these agencies, these programs that we're in globally, let's face it.

[00:20:24] If there's a world war, many countries would align with the U.S.

[00:20:27] We don't need NATO.

[00:20:28] I don't want to be part of that anymore.

[00:20:30] At the end of the day, NATO is not good for us.

[00:20:32] The U.N. is not good for us.

[00:20:33] The World Economic Forum is not good for us.

[00:20:35] So we're all talking about shutting down government agencies and shutting down our spending of money and involvement in these foreign entanglements, which I agree we need to get rid of.

[00:20:41] Now, he gave a deadline of July 4th, 2026, he says, for the department to conclude its work, which I find that interesting in and of itself as well.

[00:20:54] And my concern with this, again, is if you can just spawn up a government agency like this that's not government, so there's not any accountability really.

[00:21:02] But yet, okay, when it's our guys in power, it's easy to think, oh, this might not be bad.

[00:21:06] But what happens when the other guys do it?

[00:21:08] What happens when a Kamala Harris of kind, you know, puts thugs in charge, spins up a government agency that doesn't really have any accountability based on the normal checks and balances and everything else?

[00:21:18] This could be a serious concern.

[00:21:20] Now, one more point to make.

[00:21:22] If we're going to make law, who makes law in this country?

[00:21:27] George?

[00:21:28] Who makes law in this country?

[00:21:30] Unfortunately, the people we elected.

[00:21:35] Who's supposed to make law, George?

[00:21:36] George?

[00:21:37] I mean, it's a good question.

[00:21:41] Congress.

[00:21:41] Congress, yeah, but they don't.

[00:21:43] They're taking their money from big interest.

[00:21:45] I understand, and that's a problem, and we the people need to demand that they make law.

[00:21:48] But if President Trump does this by himself, and he creates an outside government agency without accountability, he just basically created a law.

[00:21:56] And he's not even in the right branch of government to do so.

[00:22:28] And he's going to have to make some brutally tough decisions.

[00:22:30] And to be honest with you, you'd have more concern if it was me as President of the United States.

[00:22:34] Because I can tell you something.

[00:22:35] Heads would roll when I rolled in there.

[00:22:37] There wouldn't be any more of these shenanigans.

[00:22:39] I would put an end to every single program.

[00:22:41] All this garbage that's in there, because I'm tired of it.

[00:22:44] I'm tired of us.

[00:22:45] Look at the debt.

[00:22:47] Thirty six trillion dollars in debt.

[00:22:49] And for what?

[00:22:51] To analyze whether or not we should be paying for transition surgeries in the Middle East for people?

[00:22:56] I mean, some of these programs, studying bovine flatulence and its impact on global warming.

[00:23:04] I mean, these programs, when you go through them, they're so ridiculous.

[00:23:06] So I don't disagree one bit with this stuff being off the rails, and we've got to reduce the size and scope of spending and budget and demand accountability.

[00:23:13] And I agree with that 100%.

[00:23:16] But I would look to the supreme law of the land as a way to reduce this.

[00:23:21] I would not look at external sources and things that could potentially be abused and violate the checks and balances idea that America is built on.

[00:23:31] And that's really where kind of the rub for me is.

[00:23:34] But that's impossible.

[00:23:35] And I'll tell you why it's impossible.

[00:23:37] Because if we present to Congress a Department of Government Efficiency that needs to be voted in, they will take the next three or four years talking about it, discussing it, having committee meetings,

[00:23:49] deciding whether or not they should have another group, another committee get together to discuss why this committee didn't do their job to stop the rest of it.

[00:23:57] Waste of time.

[00:23:58] I'm done with that.

[00:23:58] I'm ready to drop the hammer.

[00:24:00] It's hammer time.

[00:24:01] Uh-oh.

[00:24:01] Uh-oh.

[00:24:02] It's hammer time.

[00:24:03] All right, George, we're going to get to your response when we get back.

[00:24:05] And I'll make a point or two.

[00:24:07] Then I want to move to the JFK.

[00:24:10] Well, not JFK.

[00:24:11] Well, we'll talk about JFK.

[00:24:12] Then we'll talk about RFK.

[00:24:13] How's that?

[00:24:14] Quick point on JFK.

[00:24:15] That sounds good.

[00:24:15] To make my point.

[00:24:17] Ladies and gentlemen, we've got a lot to cover on the radio.

[00:24:20] And these issues are weighty.

[00:24:22] And I'm not here to argue that I'm right.

[00:24:23] You guys think through it and decide where you stand on the issue.

[00:24:26] But I'm saying there is a way back if you use the supreme law of the land.

[00:24:30] There really is.

[00:24:32] But it's going to take one component, which I'll get to after the break.

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[00:30:48] We're talking about this big government agency that we're going to create.

[00:30:53] Donald's going to create it.

[00:30:54] It's not really a government agency, so we didn't have to have any permission.

[00:30:56] It's outside, led by Vivek Ramaswami and Elon Musk.

[00:31:03] And at first, it sounds great, and I love the point.

[00:31:07] I love the people involved, because I think they'll really get the job done.

[00:31:10] I do agree with Musk wanting to cut $2 billion, I mean, I'm sorry, $2 trillion, $2 trillion from the budget.

[00:31:16] But Vivek Ramaswami has called for mass layoffs, sidestepping all the protections where you can't get rid of government employees.

[00:31:22] I love that, too.

[00:31:23] So I think they're off to a great start.

[00:31:25] My concern, though, is that Trump has no authority to create government agencies.

[00:31:28] He's not in the right branch of government.

[00:31:30] I agree Congress is derelict in their duty.

[00:31:32] I get all that, too.

[00:31:33] But there's ways back using the supreme law of the land.

[00:31:36] And what we want to do oftentimes, the reason we're off the rails in the first place is because we violated and ignored the Constitution.

[00:31:42] And what we want to do to fix it, supposedly, is ignore it even more.

[00:31:46] I don't think it's a great plan.

[00:31:47] That's just my opinion.

[00:31:49] George, your thoughts?

[00:31:53] I don't know.

[00:31:54] Maybe he can make an executive order and do it that way.

[00:31:57] He doesn't have authority to.

[00:31:59] Presidents don't have authority to make executive orders.

[00:32:01] I know they do it all the time.

[00:32:02] Okay, so.

[00:32:03] But he doesn't have authority.

[00:32:04] Right now, he's addressing the GOP this morning.

[00:32:09] So we're going to see if the GOP can come together this time.

[00:32:12] God knows.

[00:32:13] I mean, the Senate, forget it.

[00:32:14] Mitch McConnell is doing that secret vote to get another Senate leader.

[00:32:18] You know, no transparency there.

[00:32:20] So, gee, I wonder why.

[00:32:21] But they say he just endorsed Johnson, you know, to be the Speaker of the House.

[00:32:26] So they're saying there's going to be some running.

[00:32:28] But you know what?

[00:32:28] I've got to bring something up.

[00:32:30] He said to the House GOP, and I'm quoting Trump,

[00:32:33] I suspect that won't be running again unless you say he's so good we got to figure something else out.

[00:32:38] I can just see the headlines now.

[00:32:41] You know, here he goes, the fascist president, dictator, wants another term.

[00:32:45] My frank opinion, we got gypped in the first term of President Trump.

[00:32:50] They came at him with the Russia hoax, all these hoaxes, impeachments,

[00:32:55] wasting government money, I may add, on all this.

[00:32:58] Our taxpayer money on all this great stuff.

[00:33:01] And every bit that you say is right.

[00:33:03] And he didn't get really a fair term with all that for four years.

[00:33:08] That's right.

[00:33:09] So he should be granted a do-over, I think.

[00:33:12] Hold on.

[00:33:12] Why not?

[00:33:12] Whose fault's that, by the way?

[00:33:16] I mean, ultimately our fault because we allowed it to happen.

[00:33:19] So here's the component that's missing in America when you say Congress will never do this.

[00:33:23] Congress can't do that.

[00:33:24] We can't use the Constitution to get this done.

[00:33:26] We can't.

[00:33:28] Unless the American people get involved.

[00:33:32] Hold on.

[00:33:33] Unless they demand this change, it won't happen.

[00:33:37] But that's exactly as our government's designed.

[00:33:39] The Founding Fathers said, you have a constitutional republic if you can keep it.

[00:33:44] And it was never designed for the American people to check out of the game

[00:33:47] and be completely ignorant of what's going on and vote largesque from the Treasury

[00:33:51] and so on and so on and so on.

[00:33:53] And look, we can replace a third of Congress.

[00:33:56] I mean, I'm sorry, a third of the Senate every two years and the whole House every two years if we chose to.

[00:34:01] And every four years we could replace the president.

[00:34:03] Literally in a six-year window, right?

[00:34:06] You could literally replace everyone.

[00:34:10] Everyone.

[00:34:11] That's if they fix our voting system.

[00:34:16] But right now the people have been speaking out.

[00:34:20] Hold on.

[00:34:21] The people have been speaking out about McConnell, about doing this secret meeting,

[00:34:26] and how the people want Rick Scott to be the Senate leader.

[00:34:29] So let's see how that plays out.

[00:34:31] Let's see if people, all these, they all called all the senators,

[00:34:35] senators, voicing their concerns and what the people, what they want.

[00:34:39] I mean, it was so full.

[00:34:40] The voicemails were full.

[00:34:41] And then they were coming to their aides and saying, oh, we're being bullied.

[00:34:44] No, you're not being bullied.

[00:34:46] We're voicing our opinions.

[00:34:48] We elected you.

[00:34:49] You work for us.

[00:34:50] We're redressing our grievances.

[00:34:52] And here's what we're looking at.

[00:34:53] We're looking at a doctrine, Sam, of monarchical absolutism, you know?

[00:34:58] And that's been inserted by kings that derive their authority from God.

[00:35:01] It's just like absolute immunity.

[00:35:03] We've got congressional members that we've allowed to do this,

[00:35:06] but the American people have sat by the sideline doing nothing in most cases.

[00:35:11] The only reason that this landslide victory happened is because people are tired of

[00:35:15] getting killed at the gas pumps.

[00:35:17] They're tired of going to the grocery stores and buying one-third of what they bought for

[00:35:21] more.

[00:35:21] They're tired of working two, three jobs because of what's happened with inflation

[00:35:25] and interest rates and the rest of it.

[00:35:27] I mean, and that's really what happened.

[00:35:28] They spoke in the elections, but at the end of the day,

[00:35:30] do I think they're prepared to make the tough choices that it isn't necessary to maybe bend

[00:35:35] the rules?

[00:35:36] And I know what you're saying.

[00:35:37] If you bend the rules now, what stops bending the rules later?

[00:35:40] But let's face it.

[00:35:41] Our congressional members and the administrations, including the Biden-Harris administration,

[00:35:45] have been bending the rules and operating unconstitutionally, non-constitutionally,

[00:35:50] and ignoring the supreme law of the land for a very long time.

[00:35:53] This is going to be an administration that's going to have to make tough choices that may

[00:35:56] not be popular and may even be marginally unconstitutional at this point.

[00:36:01] But we can't keep going forward with the way we are, and we can't hope, you know, hope

[00:36:05] and pray, you know, wish canish gefilte fish, that somebody is going to step up from the American

[00:36:10] public and make sure this goes the right way.

[00:36:13] And I sure as hell don't want the Congress, the members of Congress being the ones that

[00:36:17] are going to bend the rules to vote and sit there with committees, and they're going to

[00:36:21] have, they're going to discuss it.

[00:36:23] And one side is going to take decisive, not good action for the country, and the other

[00:36:27] one's going to sit there and do nothing.

[00:36:29] It's time for enough is enough and to drop the hammer.

[00:36:32] And now it's hammer time.

[00:36:33] Like I said before, and I'll say it again, this is the only solution at this point, in

[00:36:37] my opinion.

[00:36:39] Yeah, I understand.

[00:36:40] A lot of people are saying the only solution is to secede from the union, right?

[00:36:44] They're just like, hey, we're done with you clowns.

[00:36:46] You will never work for us properly.

[00:36:47] You'll never do your job.

[00:36:48] You'll never obey the law.

[00:36:49] Therefore, we got to jettison.

[00:36:50] We got to bail.

[00:36:52] But again, the American public won't do that.

[00:36:56] We'll never get that to be done because people don't understand the real level of what's going

[00:37:01] on here.

[00:37:02] The majority of it, you understand, Sam.

[00:37:04] George understands, and I understand.

[00:37:05] But expecting that we're going to go through the normal processes when they've created these

[00:37:09] processes to be so complicated and so difficult.

[00:37:12] And even when the American public calls all this, just like George said, a secret vote,

[00:37:17] who the hell are they to have a secret vote?

[00:37:19] Who are they to have absolute immunity?

[00:37:21] Who are they to have qualified immunity?

[00:37:23] Who are they to make decisions when the American public clearly doesn't want those decisions?

[00:37:27] Let's face it.

[00:37:28] They've been installing politicians for decades now.

[00:37:31] Decades.

[00:37:32] We finally have a chance to fix this.

[00:37:34] And I think this choices that Trump is making are spot on.

[00:37:38] If the American people said to the senators, you need to tell us who you voted for, for

[00:37:45] this round of, you know, is it going to be who?

[00:37:48] Going to be the majority leader of the Senate.

[00:37:51] And if you don't tell me who you're going to vote for, since you represent me and you're

[00:37:54] going to keep it a secret, then you are fired next term.

[00:37:58] And if enough people got behind that and made that happen.

[00:38:01] But Sam, where do you get the, where do you get any agency?

[00:38:04] I don't care whether it's the DOJ, the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security, name any

[00:38:08] alphabet agency.

[00:38:09] Where do you ever get these agencies to do their jobs?

[00:38:12] Because the American people say, we don't accept this.

[00:38:15] They don't because there's no accountability and there's no consequences because the American

[00:38:21] people have nobody to turn to that they can trust.

[00:38:24] Because let's face it, we've been watching this FBI and this DOJ violate the laws of the

[00:38:28] United States for years now, bringing cases against people.

[00:38:33] Listen, shall not be infringed.

[00:38:35] What doesn't the ATF understand about that?

[00:38:37] Shall not be infringed.

[00:38:39] Even felons now.

[00:38:40] I'm not saying violent felons.

[00:38:41] Hold on.

[00:38:42] They understand they're an unconstitutional agency.

[00:38:44] And they understand they don't have to obey the Constitution unless somebody makes them.

[00:38:48] And the only people that can make them is we the people.

[00:38:51] And so, for example, look, Steve King's out of office.

[00:38:55] Right?

[00:38:58] Steve Stockman is out of office.

[00:39:00] Okay?

[00:39:01] Every sheriff that has stood tall for the Constitution is out of office.

[00:39:07] Okay?

[00:39:07] So, for example, Richard Mack.

[00:39:09] Hey, he beat Bill Clinton at the Supreme Court and protected your gun rights.

[00:39:14] And did so so boldly, so nobly, so independently that that protection has lasted over 25 years now.

[00:39:20] But you know what they did to him?

[00:39:21] How long did that take, Sam?

[00:39:22] How many years did it take him to win that case?

[00:39:26] Three.

[00:39:27] Three years.

[00:39:29] We don't have three years, Sam.

[00:39:31] If we don't fix this now, we won't have a constitutional republic.

[00:39:34] We won't even have a country.

[00:39:35] If we don't go after this viciously and aggressively with true accountability and true consequences,

[00:39:41] we don't have three years to go through the legal system that's so bloated and so festering and pus-filled with liars and treasonous traitors.

[00:39:50] We don't have time for that.

[00:39:52] What we have time for is to take decisive action.

[00:39:55] Because let me tell you something.

[00:39:57] Speedy decisions are needed right now.

[00:40:00] All the time we had to go in and go through the court system and hope that there isn't some corrupted judge that was installed by the Democrats

[00:40:07] or that maybe some Soros-controlled Secretary of State isn't going to turn against us or an AG or an OIG that literally doesn't do their job ever

[00:40:16] because there's no accountability.

[00:40:17] Because let's face it, the DOJ, you can't get any accountability in there.

[00:40:21] The OPR, Office of Professional Responsibility, a DOJ department that won't go after anybody.

[00:40:27] The OIG, Office of Inspector General, DOJ department won't go after anybody.

[00:40:32] Office of Professional Responsibility, I mean, I'm sorry, PIN, Public Integrity Division.

[00:40:36] DOJ department, civil rights event, DOJ department, they won't go after anybody.

[00:40:41] None of those people ever face consequences.

[00:40:43] None of them ever face the consequences of their crimes.

[00:40:45] And it doesn't matter whether it's destroying evidence, giggly old material, breaking old material, violating people's civil rights.

[00:40:51] Lance is right 100%, ladies and gentlemen.

[00:40:52] He's right on the points that he's making all the way through.

[00:40:53] Enough is enough.

[00:40:54] We don't have an agency to turn to.

[00:40:56] And we sure as hell don't have three years to hopefully vote on something where all they're going to do is sit there

[00:41:01] and they're just going to take their time and hoping that Trump's campaign will run out while we're trying to go through the normal system.

[00:41:07] Like I said a minute ago, they're lucky it's not me in there.

[00:41:10] People can replace the whole House in two years?

[00:41:13] Every bit of them.

[00:41:14] All 435 of them.

[00:41:15] And that's if you had a legal voting system, if you didn't have the machines involved.

[00:41:19] But that's not possible because we have the machines involved.

[00:41:21] And let's face it, when you're counting votes days after election like Arizona is and many of the other states did,

[00:41:27] all the shenanigans come out of the woodwork.

[00:41:29] We're already seeing them getting caught in all kinds of stuff in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Nevada.

[00:41:35] All kinds of stuff is coming out.

[00:41:37] But is anybody going to do anything about it?

[00:41:39] My answer to that, I'll answer it for the audience, is no.

[00:41:42] Nobody's going to do anything about it.

[00:41:45] But for decades now, at the end of the day, we sit here, the American people,

[00:41:49] and the truth of the matter is when you sit down a liberal, a libertarian, and a Republican,

[00:41:54] a conservative at the same table, and you ask them what their top 10 or 11 or 12 priorities are,

[00:41:59] you'd be surprised how much of it we agree on.

[00:42:01] But the division and chaos is caused by D.C.

[00:42:05] and the narratives that are being propelled there and passed through mainstream media.

[00:42:08] Because let's face it, the only people that are telling the truth, Sam,

[00:42:10] are Sam Bushman on Liberty Roundtable Live and the guys at the Big MIG show

[00:42:14] and the other alt-media companies.

[00:42:16] Because you know what?

[00:42:17] Even the press pool.

[00:42:18] Sam, when was the last time they asked you to be at the press pool?

[00:42:21] Oh, they've never asked me to be at the press pool.

[00:42:23] Yeah.

[00:42:23] George, they ever asked you to be at the press pool?

[00:42:25] George, have they ever invited you to be at the press pool?

[00:42:26] They're not even asking me to be on any of the polls they take either.

[00:42:29] No.

[00:42:29] And that's my point.

[00:42:30] We never get polled.

[00:42:32] George has never been asked to be at the press pool.

[00:42:33] I've never been asked there.

[00:42:34] But sure, MSNBC will be there.

[00:42:36] CBS will be there.

[00:42:37] ABC, CNN will be there.

[00:42:39] The Communist News Network.

[00:42:40] My point is, Sam...

[00:42:42] You know what?

[00:42:44] At this point, tough decisions have to be made.

[00:42:47] And if Trump's going to drop the hammer by creating an agency

[00:42:50] that's going to be run by two extremely bright guys

[00:42:53] to get us to a position in this country

[00:42:56] where we can change things,

[00:42:57] then God bless him for it.

[00:42:59] Yeah, George?

[00:43:01] Listen, I agree with everything.

[00:43:04] Listen, we don't need any more stupid wasted time

[00:43:08] with Congress having their clown show meetings

[00:43:13] and nothing ever getting done.

[00:43:14] They all hold these Senate hearings,

[00:43:17] congressional hearings,

[00:43:19] and nothing ever gets done.

[00:43:22] Right.

[00:43:23] We just, you know, it's time.

[00:43:25] How come we, the people,

[00:43:28] put in a new government

[00:43:29] or elect people that we want in there

[00:43:31] when they're making it very difficult

[00:43:33] for us to do so,

[00:43:34] like Lance said,

[00:43:35] with the machines and this and that.

[00:43:37] Our biggest thing right now is,

[00:43:38] is our GOP going to actually come together?

[00:43:41] We first have to get over this hump.

[00:43:43] And you think that they would actually

[00:43:45] pull together like the Democrats do.

[00:43:47] They all vote together.

[00:43:49] And this is where we're at right now today.

[00:43:52] We have to get that done first.

[00:43:53] And then, like Lance said,

[00:43:55] we have less than two years

[00:43:58] to get a lot of stuff done

[00:43:59] because we don't know what's going to happen

[00:44:00] in 2026 with voting.

[00:44:03] Yeah, if you believe in what Steve Stockman,

[00:44:05] former congressman, has to say,

[00:44:06] he said this on our big five-hour election coverage.

[00:44:09] He basically said you have one year to get it done.

[00:44:11] And the reason he said you have one year

[00:44:13] is because the second year,

[00:44:14] they're in election mode

[00:44:15] and they're going to have to defend their record

[00:44:16] for the first year.

[00:44:17] And so we've even got shorter time than that.

[00:44:20] We've got basically a year,

[00:44:21] according to a Steve Stockman analysis.

[00:44:24] And I think all your points are right.

[00:44:26] It's right.

[00:44:27] The only question is,

[00:44:28] so we agree on the problems,

[00:44:30] we just maybe disagree on the tactics

[00:44:32] of how to solve the problem.

[00:44:33] And I believe the Constitution...

[00:44:36] I'm done voting.

[00:44:37] The way back.

[00:44:38] I am done allowing Congress

[00:44:40] or any member of any government,

[00:44:42] federal, or state agency

[00:44:44] determining what's right for the American people

[00:44:46] at the way they've been doing it.

[00:44:48] Because the pattern of abuse

[00:44:50] has been completely allowed to continue

[00:44:53] and it's consistent.

[00:44:54] It never fixes itself

[00:44:56] because of this installed political environment.

[00:44:59] And we're in a situation now

[00:45:00] where we don't have that opportunity.

[00:45:02] We've been funding, you know,

[00:45:03] these kinetic events all around the globe.

[00:45:05] We've been spending money

[00:45:07] analyzing things we shouldn't be spending.

[00:45:08] There's too many behind-the-scenes deals

[00:45:11] getting made with lobbyists

[00:45:12] and with foreign money

[00:45:14] and book deals

[00:45:14] and insider trading,

[00:45:16] you name it.

[00:45:16] And these people have been doing it

[00:45:18] on and on and on.

[00:45:18] And the point is, Sam,

[00:45:19] that any of us did any of those things,

[00:45:21] we'd all be in jail right now.

[00:45:23] Oh, for sure.

[00:45:24] They would come after us decisively.

[00:45:25] You'd have half a dozen flashbangs

[00:45:27] thrown into your house.

[00:45:28] They would frighten every household

[00:45:29] and you'd be on your way

[00:45:30] to a full-scale indictment

[00:45:32] and you would never be released, Sam,

[00:45:33] if they decided to do that to you.

[00:45:35] We're done with that.

[00:45:37] Donald talked about abolishing the IRS.

[00:45:39] Do you think he'll get it done?

[00:45:40] You know, it depends.

[00:45:42] He's got to make a decision

[00:45:43] because along with the IRS

[00:45:44] comes the Federal Reserve.

[00:45:46] And let's face it,

[00:45:47] when you have an institution

[00:45:48] like the Federal Reserve,

[00:45:49] the IRS is a collection arm

[00:45:51] for the interest on the Federal Reserve.

[00:45:52] The Federal Reserve

[00:45:53] is literally charging us

[00:45:54] to print money

[00:45:55] and charging us interest on the money

[00:45:57] when in fact it's a fiat currency.

[00:45:59] A dollar bill.

[00:46:01] A hundred dollar bill

[00:46:02] that we create for two and a half cents,

[00:46:03] pretend it's worth a hundred bucks,

[00:46:04] and then charge interest on it.

[00:46:06] It's the biggest fake news out there.

[00:46:08] Okay, and then the IRS

[00:46:09] is their collection arm for that.

[00:46:11] That's right.

[00:46:11] The point of the matter is

[00:46:12] what runs this country

[00:46:13] is the duties, tariffs,

[00:46:15] and all the fees

[00:46:16] that come in through the ports.

[00:46:17] So that's what runs the country.

[00:46:19] People are confused

[00:46:20] because once again,

[00:46:21] our government has lied to us.

[00:46:23] And why?

[00:46:24] Because they're controlled.

[00:46:25] Like I said, Sam,

[00:46:26] if I rolled in there as president,

[00:46:28] I'd probably roll in

[00:46:29] with about 120 executive orders day one.

[00:46:31] And I would put together agencies right away.

[00:46:34] I would immediately go after people

[00:46:36] that are enemies of the United States

[00:46:37] like George Soros

[00:46:38] and Alexander Soros,

[00:46:39] Yuval, you know,

[00:46:40] Noah Harari, Mark Zuckerberg,

[00:46:43] all these people

[00:46:44] that did things

[00:46:45] that I believe

[00:46:46] were treason

[00:46:47] and seditious conspiracy

[00:46:48] and were enemies

[00:46:49] of the United States,

[00:46:50] they'd be on a military list

[00:46:51] right away.

[00:46:52] They'd be on an international

[00:46:53] terrorist watch list

[00:46:54] from day one

[00:46:55] which would allow me

[00:46:56] to take military action.

[00:46:57] And when the bad guys get in,

[00:46:58] they'll take a page

[00:46:59] from your playbook

[00:46:59] and do the exact same thing

[00:47:01] with their agenda.

[00:47:02] And the pendulum

[00:47:03] will just swing.

[00:47:04] The damage that could be done

[00:47:05] to them in four years, Sam,

[00:47:06] I think you could put

[00:47:07] the fear of God in them.

[00:47:08] And the American public

[00:47:09] when I got done,

[00:47:10] I would tell them

[00:47:10] I would expose everything.

[00:47:12] The Epstein files,

[00:47:13] 9-11,

[00:47:14] the JFK files,

[00:47:16] Seth Rich laptop story.

[00:47:17] Let's go right there

[00:47:18] because that was the teaser

[00:47:19] right before the break.

[00:47:20] Donald Trump had the opportunity

[00:47:21] to release the JFK files,

[00:47:23] didn't do it.

[00:47:24] And then Joe Rogan

[00:47:25] asked him about it

[00:47:26] and he basically

[00:47:26] didn't say it like this

[00:47:28] but here's what he said.

[00:47:28] The Deep State told me not to

[00:47:29] so I didn't.

[00:47:33] He got bad advice,

[00:47:34] there's no doubt.

[00:47:35] But I'll say this.

[00:47:37] I think this time

[00:47:38] is different.

[00:47:38] I've talked to a lot of people

[00:47:40] that are going to be

[00:47:40] cabinet members.

[00:47:41] So has George.

[00:47:42] We've gotten a lot

[00:47:43] of inside information

[00:47:44] and it appears this time

[00:47:45] that Trump is going to run it

[00:47:47] like the businessman

[00:47:48] and he is.

[00:47:48] And this advice

[00:47:49] that came from

[00:47:50] Deep State members

[00:47:51] like the Bill Bars,

[00:47:53] like the Mike Pences,

[00:47:55] even some of his own

[00:47:56] family members

[00:47:57] that I won't name on here

[00:47:58] just to be fair.

[00:47:59] The point of the matter

[00:48:00] is he's got a lot

[00:48:00] of bad advice.

[00:48:02] Well there was a lot

[00:48:02] of people that told him

[00:48:03] what to do

[00:48:04] because number one

[00:48:05] they wanted to make money

[00:48:05] number two

[00:48:06] they didn't want to get caught

[00:48:07] with their hand in the cookie jar.

[00:48:08] Look at for example

[00:48:09] look at what's going on

[00:48:10] with Clapper, Comey

[00:48:11] look at these guys.

[00:48:12] Look at what they did

[00:48:13] and they faced no consequences.

[00:48:15] All those people

[00:48:16] should be brought to task

[00:48:17] because the American people

[00:48:18] but Donald saved Hillary.

[00:48:20] He sat on Joe Rogan.

[00:48:21] He saved and protected Hillary.

[00:48:24] I agree that that was a mistake.

[00:48:27] So we go right on down the list

[00:48:28] and if you think

[00:48:29] that a man

[00:48:31] violating the Constitution

[00:48:33] is going to be your savior

[00:48:34] I think you're sadly

[00:48:36] mistaken on that note.

[00:48:37] George do you want

[00:48:37] to chime in here?

[00:48:38] And then I'll tell you

[00:48:39] what I think we need to do.

[00:48:42] Listen, I think

[00:48:44] we need to put the hammer down.

[00:48:46] All right, Trump, whatever.

[00:48:47] He said he gave a pass

[00:48:48] to Hillary

[00:48:48] but it's not really his decision

[00:48:51] as Attorney General

[00:48:51] and you've seen

[00:48:53] what the Attorney General

[00:48:53] is we had so.

[00:48:55] I appreciate it

[00:48:55] protecting my wife.

[00:48:57] I like that.

[00:48:59] Yeah, exactly.

[00:49:02] I just think

[00:49:03] you ought to take Hillary

[00:49:04] as his running mate

[00:49:04] and then I could go ahead

[00:49:05] and have White House parties

[00:49:07] with the wives

[00:49:08] of the Senate.

[00:49:08] I think, you know what,

[00:49:09] I think Bill Clinton

[00:49:10] wanted his wife

[00:49:12] indicted and taken away

[00:49:13] so he could have fun.

[00:49:14] He would have been able

[00:49:15] to molest more women.

[00:49:16] I mean, it would have been great.

[00:49:18] All I'm telling you

[00:49:19] is I understand

[00:49:20] the hammer down.

[00:49:20] I get it.

[00:49:21] I get the frustration.

[00:49:22] I get all that.

[00:49:23] I'm just telling you right now

[00:49:24] that the best way

[00:49:25] to solve the problems

[00:49:26] in America

[00:49:27] is to turn to God Almighty

[00:49:28] and repent as a people

[00:49:29] and until we do that

[00:49:31] nothing will save us

[00:49:32] and if we get our acts

[00:49:34] individually

[00:49:35] and as families

[00:49:36] right with God

[00:49:38] and then we basically

[00:49:39] use the supreme law

[00:49:40] of the land

[00:49:41] there's checks and balances

[00:49:42] that can stop all this

[00:49:43] if we apply them properly, folks

[00:49:46] then I think we can make

[00:49:47] significant progress

[00:49:48] but you cannot

[00:49:50] the people have the ultimate

[00:49:52] look, we all have God

[00:49:53] given inalienable rights

[00:49:54] and those rights

[00:49:55] are delegated to government

[00:49:57] by two contracts

[00:49:58] your state contract

[00:49:59] whatever state you're in

[00:50:00] the state constitution

[00:50:01] and the general contract

[00:50:03] the general constitution

[00:50:05] those two documents govern

[00:50:07] where we've delegated authority

[00:50:08] to whom, for what, how, etc.

[00:50:11] and we in states

[00:50:13] and we in local municipalities

[00:50:15] can take back the power

[00:50:17] and the authority

[00:50:18] and I know you think

[00:50:18] we don't have time

[00:50:19] but for my whole life

[00:50:21] and I'm 57 years old

[00:50:22] so, you know, 47, 37

[00:50:23] I've been at it

[00:50:24] almost 40 years

[00:50:25] as an adult

[00:50:26] in the election cycles

[00:50:27] and every election cycle

[00:50:28] people tell me

[00:50:29] this is the last one

[00:50:30] by golly

[00:50:30] this one's the critical one

[00:50:31] if we don't get this one right

[00:50:32] man, it's curtains

[00:50:33] for the country

[00:50:34] and then they get them wrong

[00:50:35] over and over and over

[00:50:36] and they say that every time

[00:50:36] and then they're like

[00:50:37] no, this one, Sam

[00:50:37] this one's the quintessential

[00:50:39] this one

[00:50:39] Sam, I know we said this before

[00:50:41] but I'm telling you right now

[00:50:42] this one

[00:50:43] and they go on and on and on

[00:50:45] and what we got to do

[00:50:47] is realize that

[00:50:48] the Constitution was built

[00:50:50] for emergency situations

[00:50:52] it's not designed to be used

[00:50:54] in peacetime

[00:50:54] when the world is just great

[00:50:55] and the Constitution is secondary

[00:50:57] the Constitution is the key

[00:50:59] the guideposts

[00:51:02] the stabilizing factor

[00:51:04] between us

[00:51:05] and despot-led countries

[00:51:08] and so we need to look to God

[00:51:10] and look to the supreme law of the land

[00:51:12] as the solution

[00:51:13] and I know you say

[00:51:15] we don't have time

[00:51:15] but look, in two years

[00:51:16] we can literally replace

[00:51:18] all 435 members of Congress

[00:51:21] in less than that

[00:51:23] states could start

[00:51:24] to demand accountability

[00:51:25] and say, listen

[00:51:27] Richard Mack single-handedly

[00:51:29] stopped Bill Clinton

[00:51:29] from stealing your guns

[00:51:31] okay

[00:51:32] if a state said

[00:51:34] we're not going to take

[00:51:34] federal money

[00:51:36] if a state said

[00:51:37] we're going to stand

[00:51:38] and be independent

[00:51:40] we're going to be

[00:51:41] a constitutional republic

[00:51:42] as the Constitution calls for

[00:51:44] we demand

[00:51:45] the federal government

[00:51:45] get out of our state

[00:51:47] we're going to

[00:51:49] assert our sovereignty

[00:51:50] okay

[00:51:52] so one last point

[00:51:53] to make on this

[00:51:54] the voting

[00:51:54] you know, we talk about this

[00:51:55] how many Americans

[00:51:56] are demanding

[00:51:57] that we deal with

[00:51:57] everything at the precinct level

[00:51:59] if there was a precinct level

[00:52:01] there would be no mail-in

[00:52:02] balloting at all

[00:52:04] right

[00:52:04] I mean, how many precincts

[00:52:06] are in America?

[00:52:06] well, there's about

[00:52:07] a thousand voters

[00:52:08] in a given precinct

[00:52:09] on average

[00:52:09] to make it simple for math

[00:52:12] so you've got literally

[00:52:13] like, what?

[00:52:14] a thousand voters

[00:52:15] 330 million people

[00:52:17] what's 330 million

[00:52:19] divided by a thousand?

[00:52:20] that's how many precincts

[00:52:21] in America you've got

[00:52:22] right?

[00:52:24] and if we dealt with

[00:52:26] everything at the precinct level

[00:52:27] we wouldn't have

[00:52:29] all this fraud

[00:52:31] that we're talking about

[00:52:33] 330 million

[00:52:34] divided by one thousand

[00:52:37] so you've got like

[00:52:38] 330 million

[00:52:40] or 330,000

[00:52:42] you've got about

[00:52:42] 330,000 precincts

[00:52:44] it's a valid point

[00:52:44] but I don't think

[00:52:45] we have the luxury

[00:52:47] and if we want to stick with

[00:52:47] those precincts

[00:52:47] hold on

[00:52:48] if you stick with

[00:52:48] those precincts though

[00:52:49] you pretty much know

[00:52:51] everybody in your precinct

[00:52:51] where it would be easy

[00:52:52] to vet illegals

[00:52:53] it would be easy

[00:52:54] to stop people from voting

[00:52:55] it would be easy

[00:52:56] to demand

[00:52:57] same day voting

[00:52:59] paper ballots

[00:53:01] okay

[00:53:01] what if you had

[00:53:02] 330,000 precinct lawsuits

[00:53:05] at the state level

[00:53:06] and the fed level

[00:53:07] and say we're not doing

[00:53:08] mail-in voting

[00:53:10] take the IRS

[00:53:11] I hope Trump abolishes it

[00:53:12] but

[00:53:13] all it would take is

[00:53:14] you know

[00:53:15] 10 million Americans

[00:53:16] to say we're not going

[00:53:16] to file our taxes

[00:53:17] this year together

[00:53:18] and we're going to

[00:53:19] send in a postcard

[00:53:19] every single day

[00:53:20] to the IRS

[00:53:21] saying we demand

[00:53:22] you shut down

[00:53:23] you'd have three

[00:53:24] or you'd have

[00:53:25] 10 million postcards

[00:53:26] every single day

[00:53:27] going to the IRS

[00:53:28] it only costs you

[00:53:29] like 50 cents a day

[00:53:30] you know Sam

[00:53:31] 10 million postcards

[00:53:32] every day

[00:53:32] how many is that a year

[00:53:33] you'd shut down

[00:53:34] the whole government

[00:53:35] I hear everything

[00:53:36] you're saying

[00:53:37] and I know

[00:53:38] it's accurate

[00:53:39] but the American people

[00:53:41] are tired

[00:53:42] they're tired

[00:53:43] of the rhetoric

[00:53:43] they're tired

[00:53:44] of the system

[00:53:44] that's in place

[00:53:46] and the truth

[00:53:47] of the matter

[00:53:47] is nobody

[00:53:48] will lose their country

[00:53:50] and they may very well

[00:53:52] we're going to lose

[00:53:53] our country right now

[00:53:54] if we don't do something

[00:53:54] and I don't think

[00:53:55] we have the time

[00:53:56] to vote

[00:53:56] and send postcards

[00:53:58] you know

[00:53:58] in my opinion

[00:53:59] and again

[00:54:00] I know this isn't

[00:54:00] a popular opinion

[00:54:02] you know

[00:54:02] God will judge

[00:54:03] our enemies

[00:54:04] we'll arrange

[00:54:04] the meeting

[00:54:07] 10 million Americans

[00:54:09] what percent

[00:54:09] of the country

[00:54:10] is that

[00:54:14] 3.1

[00:54:17] .5

[00:54:17] I don't even know

[00:54:18] well there's

[00:54:19] 300 plus million

[00:54:21] Americans

[00:54:21] and probably

[00:54:22] 30 million

[00:54:23] illegal immigrants

[00:54:23] so

[00:54:24] 30 million

[00:54:25] would be 10

[00:54:25] 30 million

[00:54:26] would be 10%

[00:54:27] so 3 million

[00:54:28] is about

[00:54:28] a little over 3%

[00:54:30] right

[00:54:31] hang tight

[00:54:32] we can continue

[00:54:33] this discussion

[00:54:34] then we'll get

[00:54:34] to the RFK

[00:54:36] news as well

[00:54:37] and I think

[00:54:38] there's some

[00:54:38] critical things

[00:54:39] there that can be

[00:54:39] done that really

[00:54:40] have some merit

[00:54:41] we'll talk about it

[00:54:42] hour one of the

[00:54:42] can two coming up

[00:54:43] the big mig

[00:54:44] and liberty round

[00:54:45] table live