Radio Show Hour 2 – 05/29/2024

[00:00:12] Live. From atop the Rocky Mountains, the crossroads of the West, you are listening

[00:00:19] to the Liberty Roundtable Radio Talk Show. All right. Happy to have you along my fellow

[00:00:48] Americans Sam Bushman live on your radio hard hitting news that network's reviews

[00:00:53] to use no doubt continues now. This is Liberty Roundtable 4 May 29th in the year of our

[00:01:00] Lord 2024. Hour two a two. Man, there's so much to cover. Let me just quickly highlight

[00:01:06] what we covered first hour. Loving Liberty Radio Network. Check out the new website,

[00:01:13] right? Check out our new website. And there you have it. We talked about outrage. We

[00:01:23] the people showed up. The government didn't. They hosed us down on Memorial Day. The

[00:01:29] that was Bob Unruh over at WMD. Shocking new Las Vegas shooting footage over at the Blaze.

[00:01:36] Yeah, Pat Gray doing a great job. Yeah, new footage uncovered. Steven Paddock, I guess

[00:01:46] the gunman. They say he acted alone. It's a lie. How come their shoot shooting sounds

[00:01:50] like machine gunfire too after he's dead? What a great way to ban bump stocks. What

[00:01:55] a great way to lie. Are we going to investigate this thing? Yeah, Robinson's documentary

[00:02:03] highlights this route 91 and covering the cover up on the Las Vegas shooting. We've

[00:02:09] had all kinds of people tell me personally they were there and it didn't go down

[00:02:12] like we were told. How come there's lost footage in that? Look, Las Vegas and

[00:02:20] Atlanta, Georgia are two of the most surveilled places in the world or at least

[00:02:24] in the United States for sure. What about the murder of Seth Rich that occurred on

[00:02:29] July 10th, 2016? Yeah, they claim it was just a robbery gone wrong with no evidence

[00:02:34] really to claim that all evidence to the contrary. But even the families now have

[00:02:39] been paid off or something. They want to sue anybody that looks into this or bring

[00:02:42] this brings this up. What's going on with that? The judge overseeing Trump's

[00:02:46] classified documents tried to do what's right, but not enough cuts. She rejected

[00:02:55] special counsel Jack Smith's idea to put a gag on the Donald. On Friday, he pushed

[00:02:59] for the gag right before the holiday weekend. What a disgrace. Got caught with

[00:03:03] his hand in the cookie jar, violating all kinds of protocol. Judge Aileen or

[00:03:11] Eileen Cannon declined to impose sanctions but warned them don't keep

[00:03:15] doing that. They're going to keep doing it. Judge, I don't know why you

[00:03:18] have so such soft gloves with them. Anyway, great, great work. That's the

[00:03:24] first hour. I just summarized it because I just thought, man, if you listen to the

[00:03:27] second hour, you really got to go back and listen that first hour, baby. It's

[00:03:30] good not because it's me, but because of all the work that others have done.

[00:03:35] Think about this. Loving Liberty Radio Networks. That's a whole group of

[00:03:38] people doing a phenomenal job. Their new website, loving liberty dot net.

[00:03:41] Check it out. It highlights all kinds of people doing a phenomenal job.

[00:03:45] Then we the people showed up today. That's a World Net Daily story

[00:03:47] promoting them, promoting the veterans. Then Las Vegas talking about a

[00:03:52] documentary talking about our folks, our friends over at the Blaze and Pat

[00:03:56] Gray doing a great job talking about Robinson and her documentary. Mindy

[00:04:03] Robinson doing a great job promoting a journalist. What about the murder of

[00:04:06] Seth Rich? A lot of people talked about that and then only backed off

[00:04:09] when they got all kinds of threats of lawsuit. Why would they do all

[00:04:12] that over just a robbery? Don't know. Very strange. Then we talked

[00:04:16] about the judge overseeing Trump's case. Now we go to Tucker Carlson

[00:04:22] crew. That's right. Tucker Carlson doing a great job with Jeffrey

[00:04:27] Sacks. I'm going to promote two people because I got I found the

[00:04:34] story at World Net Daily. But Tucker Carlson dot com is the

[00:04:43] website and we're talking about Tucker Carlson's new network.

[00:04:48] But they Tucker and Jeffrey Sacks do a great interview. And the

[00:04:54] headline for the interview says this smartest take on US foreign

[00:05:01] policy ever caught on tape. Let me say that again because this is

[00:05:06] really good. Tucker Carlson quote smartest take on US foreign

[00:05:11] policy ever caught on tape. Question why did America push for

[00:05:17] the Ukraine to join NATO? Anyway it's so good.

[00:05:24] Jeffrey Sacks with probably the smartest and most accurate

[00:05:28] assessment of the Ukraine war and American foreign policy more

[00:05:34] broadly ever caught on tape. We're going to play a little bit

[00:05:36] of this video and then talk about it. Here it is. Do you

[00:05:39] drink coffee? All the time. Non-stop. Me too. Nine or 10 cups

[00:05:44] a day. It's good. I didn't know that commercial would pop up

[00:05:48] every time. Just let it play. Or that we basically surround

[00:05:52] Russia in the Black Sea region. They got this idea that

[00:05:56] we'll expand NATO so that every country in the Black Sea

[00:06:01] around Russia is a NATO country right now. Well back

[00:06:07] then Turkey was a NATO country but we said okay we'll get

[00:06:11] Romania and Bulgaria. Do you drink coffee? All the time.

[00:06:15] Non-stop. Just let this coffee commercial play for a second.

[00:06:17] Nine or 10 cups a day. It's good. I like coffee and I

[00:06:21] drink it straight until minutes before bed. I do too. Oh

[00:06:24] do you? Yeah. We will never drink as much as Voltaire

[00:06:27] drank. Yeah yeah. Oh is that right? Like 40 cups. Yeah.

[00:06:30] Oh is that right? Oh yeah and it worked. Pause. All

[00:06:35] right. So they do a coffee commercial right at the start

[00:06:38] and this is one of the things I want to point out really

[00:06:40] quick. That's how you do ads. You do it right at the start

[00:06:43] where it's just almost impossible to not include. So

[00:06:45] now I just ran their coffee commercial for them for free

[00:06:47] and I don't even believe in or drink coffee but they

[00:06:51] kind of joke with it like yeah we drink 40 cups and

[00:06:53] I drink it all day 24-7 even right before bed. It's crazy

[00:06:56] but it's a great get your attention coffee commercial

[00:06:58] isn't it? Anyway inline advertising is going to be the

[00:07:01] wave of the future by the way so lovingliberty.net

[00:07:03] and I'm going to go check out their new website see and

[00:07:05] then I keep talking. It's impossible to take that out

[00:07:07] right? If I promote for example for the CSP if I say

[00:07:10] hey man you got to get sat123.com if you want an

[00:07:12] incredible satellite phone boom get yours today. Check

[00:07:15] it out. Use discount Mac 50. Just takes but seconds

[00:07:20] to do great commercials and doesn't really disrupt

[00:07:22] the program and doesn't it's just a great way to

[00:07:24] do it good for Tucker and crew anyway they have this

[00:07:26] incredible interview and I want to play the first

[00:07:29] part of this and talk about this because they're

[00:07:30] right on foreign policy and they're right about the

[00:07:32] evils and wrongs of the United States government

[00:07:35] becoming a hegemonous nation thinking that we're

[00:07:37] the world's cop and on top of the world and we

[00:07:39] have to have our hand in everything. It's just

[00:07:41] how we get drunk with power. Britain did it.

[00:07:47] Rome did it. We're doing it. Here it is.

[00:07:52] OK so the one thing that we know we heard

[00:07:57] about the movement of Russian troops into eastern

[00:07:59] Ukraine in February of 2022 was it was

[00:08:03] unprovoked. Here's it. Here's a selection of what

[00:08:05] we know about that. The Russian military has

[00:08:08] begun a brutal assault on the people of Ukraine

[00:08:11] without provocation without justification without

[00:08:14] necessity. This is a premeditated attack. Russia

[00:08:19] is unprovoked and cruel invasion has

[00:08:21] galvanized countries from around the world.

[00:08:23] Russia's unprovoked and unjustified attack on

[00:08:26] Ukraine. Russia conducted an unprovoked war

[00:08:29] of aggression against Ukraine. It was unprovoked

[00:08:33] Russian war of aggression has got to be met

[00:08:37] with strength. Vladimir Putin decided

[00:08:42] unprovoked to start this war. So was it

[00:08:47] unprovoked? Well we did hear that a lot of

[00:08:50] times. I actually asked a research assistant

[00:08:55] of mine to count how many times we heard

[00:08:57] that in the New York Times in that first year

[00:09:00] from February 2022 to February 2023 in their

[00:09:03] opinion columns was 26 times unprovoked. Of

[00:09:08] course things aren't unprovoked. It's almost

[00:09:10] a brand name. Well it's it's the lazy

[00:09:14] person's dodge for actually trying to think

[00:09:19] through what's going on. And it's very

[00:09:21] dangerous because it's it's wrong. It gets

[00:09:25] the whole story completely wrong and it

[00:09:28] misunderstands the trap that we set for

[00:09:30] ourselves as the United States to push

[00:09:33] Ukraine deeper and deeper and deeper into

[00:09:35] this hopeless mess that they're in right

[00:09:37] now. So in what sense was it provoked?

[00:09:40] What started this? Basically it started very

[00:09:44] simply which is that the United States

[00:09:47] government let's not call it the U.S.

[00:09:49] people. They had nothing to do with this

[00:09:51] but the U.S. government said we're going

[00:09:54] to put Ukraine on our side and we're

[00:09:56] going to go right up to that 2100

[00:09:59] kilometer border with Russia and we're

[00:10:02] going to put our troops and NATO and

[00:10:05] maybe missiles whatever we want because

[00:10:07] we are the sole superpower of the

[00:10:09] world and we do what we want. And it

[00:10:13] goes back actually a long way. It goes

[00:10:16] back 170 years. The Brits had this idea

[00:10:19] first. Surround Russia in the Black

[00:10:23] Sea region and Russia's not a great

[00:10:26] power anymore. And that was Lord

[00:10:28] Palmerston's idea in the Crimean War

[00:10:32] 1853 to 1856. And the Brits taught us

[00:10:36] what we know about empire. And they

[00:10:38] basically taught us the idea you know

[00:10:41] Russia it needs an outlet. It needs

[00:10:44] an outlet to the Middle East. It needs

[00:10:45] an outlet to the Mediterranean. You

[00:10:48] surround Russia in the Black Sea. You

[00:10:51] have rendered Russia a second or third

[00:10:54] rate country. And Zbigniew Brzezinski

[00:10:58] one of our lead geostrategists of

[00:11:04] the current era wrote in 1997 let's do

[00:11:08] this. Let's make sure that we

[00:11:11] basically surround Russia in the

[00:11:14] Black Sea region. They got this idea

[00:11:16] that will expand NATO so that every

[00:11:20] country in the Black Sea around Russia

[00:11:23] is a NATO country. Right now well back

[00:11:27] then Turkey was a NATO country but we

[00:11:30] said okay we'll get Romania and

[00:11:32] Bulgaria and we'll get Ukraine and

[00:11:35] we'll get Georgia. Now Georgia you

[00:11:38] know not our Georgia, Atlanta Georgia

[00:11:40] Georgia of the Black Sea. We used to

[00:11:42] call it Soviet Georgia. Yes Soviet

[00:11:44] Georgia if you want to call it that.

[00:11:46] Home of Stalin. It's not NATO

[00:11:49] North Atlantic. It's way out there in

[00:11:52] the eastern edge of the Black Sea

[00:11:54] region people can look at a map but we

[00:11:57] said yeah we'll make Georgia part of

[00:11:59] NATO too. And the reason was very

[00:12:02] clear and Zbigniew Brzezinski was very

[00:12:04] explicit about it that this is our way

[00:12:06] to basically dominate Eurasia. If we

[00:12:09] can dominate the Black Sea region

[00:12:12] then Russia is nothing if we make

[00:12:14] Russia nothing then we can basically

[00:12:17] control Eurasia meaning all the way from

[00:12:21] Europe to Central Asia and through our

[00:12:24] influence in East Asia do the same

[00:12:26] thing and that's American unipolarity.

[00:12:29] We run the world we are the hegemon

[00:12:31] we are the sole superpower we are

[00:12:33] unchallenged so that's the idea.

[00:12:36] But why would you want that? Why

[00:12:38] would the Brits want that? Why does

[00:12:41] the US State Department want that? What

[00:12:43] what about Russia which is not

[00:12:47] actually much of an expansionist

[00:12:48] power is so threateningly?

[00:12:50] It's it's it's not about Russia.

[00:12:52] It's about the US. It's it's about

[00:12:54] Britain before that. I think it's a

[00:12:58] little bit like that old game of

[00:13:00] risk. I don't know if you played

[00:13:02] that as a kid but you the idea was

[00:13:04] have your piece on every place in

[00:13:05] the world. You know that that was

[00:13:07] the game and you read the American

[00:13:10] strategists whether it's Zbigniew

[00:13:12] Brzezinski although he was very

[00:13:14] moderate or the neocons who have run

[00:13:16] US foreign policy for the last 30

[00:13:18] years. US the the the neocons are

[00:13:22] very explicit. The US must be the

[00:13:25] unchallenged superpower in every

[00:13:29] place in the world in every region

[00:13:31] we must dominate. It's quite a it's

[00:13:34] quite a load for us American people.

[00:13:37] What they say is we are going to be

[00:13:39] the constabulary constabulary duty

[00:13:43] holder what fancy word for saying

[00:13:45] we'll be the world's policeman.

[00:13:46] They they say it explicitly. They

[00:13:49] say that's lots of wars. We have

[00:13:51] to be ready for all these wars.

[00:13:52] To my mind it's a little crazy

[00:13:55] but their idea was after the end

[00:13:58] of the Soviet Union. Well now we

[00:14:01] run the world and to come back

[00:14:03] to Russia.

[00:14:05] Now we run the world. This is

[00:14:08] the most astute double down

[00:14:10] George Washington ask slash Ron

[00:14:13] Paul ask humble foreign policy

[00:14:16] you could possibly imagine.

[00:14:18] I'm telling you right now Tucker

[00:14:21] and Jeffrey Sachs lay it out

[00:14:23] absolutely spot on when we come

[00:14:25] back I'll talk about it more.

[00:14:28] I also want to talk about this

[00:14:29] former executive that received a

[00:14:32] prison sentence he committed

[00:14:34] election fraud and they claim

[00:14:35] there's no election fraud.

[00:14:36] How does that work? We'll talk

[00:14:37] about it also on your radio.

[00:14:39] Former Sheriff Richard Mack

[00:14:41] recounts in his book the proper

[00:14:42] role of law enforcement how he

[00:14:44] came to realize while working

[00:14:45] as a beat cop how wrong the all

[00:14:48] too common orientation of police

[00:14:49] officers is when they think of

[00:14:51] their job is being to write

[00:14:52] tickets and arrest people.

[00:14:53] Richard Mack tells of his

[00:14:55] personal transformation from by

[00:14:56] the number cop to

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[00:15:42] Now, Mr. and Mrs. Sir

[00:15:44] Gala had what seems to be the

[00:15:45] problem?

[00:15:46] Well, it's just not working.

[00:15:47] She's been very unrealistic.

[00:15:49] Really?

[00:15:49] Ever since he rescued me from

[00:15:51] the dragon, we've been

[00:15:52] drifting apart.

[00:15:53] That's not true.

[00:15:54] We were supposed to live

[00:15:55] happily ever after.

[00:15:56] This isn't a fairy tale.

[00:15:58] At first he was gallant and

[00:15:59] chivalrous opening doors for

[00:16:01] me holding my chair, taking

[00:16:02] my arm.

[00:16:03] All right.

[00:16:03] I'm not as young as I used

[00:16:05] to be.

[00:16:05] He simply isn't the man who

[00:16:06] swept me off my feet.

[00:16:07] Well, you're not as young as

[00:16:08] you used to be.

[00:16:10] Mr. Sir Gala had maybe if you

[00:16:12] started by just holding Mrs.

[00:16:14] Sir Gala had hands when you're

[00:16:15] together.

[00:16:16] Really?

[00:16:17] Yes.

[00:16:17] Try it.

[00:16:18] Okay.

[00:16:18] All right.

[00:16:19] Go on.

[00:16:19] Take your hand.

[00:16:21] Careful.

[00:16:21] A little oil.

[00:16:23] Marriage.

[00:16:23] You're never too far apart

[00:16:25] when you're still holding

[00:16:26] hands from your neighbors.

[00:16:27] The Church of Jesus Christ of

[00:16:29] Latter Day Saints.

[00:16:30] Now look into each other's

[00:16:32] eyes.

[00:16:33] That's right.

[00:16:34] Raise your visor.

[00:16:34] No, they're blue.

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[00:16:48] Jeffrey Sachs, Tucker Carlson

[00:16:51] doing a great job on this

[00:16:53] interview.

[00:16:54] Probably the smartest, most

[00:16:57] accurate, most astute, most

[00:17:00] constitutional assessment of

[00:17:03] the Ukraine War and American

[00:17:05] foreign policy more broadly

[00:17:07] ever caught on tape.

[00:17:09] I have to agree with that.

[00:17:12] Because you can't hear from

[00:17:13] George Washington, the

[00:17:13] founders on tape.

[00:17:14] We don't have tapes that go

[00:17:15] back that far, right?

[00:17:17] Ron Paul has always highlighted

[00:17:19] it in modern times talking

[00:17:20] about the blowback principle

[00:17:21] documented by the CIA saying

[00:17:23] look, you go ahead and just

[00:17:24] act like you're the

[00:17:25] homogenous, you know, biggest

[00:17:26] bully on the block.

[00:17:27] And you know what?

[00:17:28] Everybody's going to resent

[00:17:29] and hate you.

[00:17:30] That's really what we're

[00:17:31] experiencing.

[00:17:31] Everybody's just going to

[00:17:32] resent it.

[00:17:33] Hate it.

[00:17:33] Can't deal.

[00:17:34] That's what's going on.

[00:17:35] And America is quickly

[00:17:37] becoming a hated, ridiculed,

[00:17:39] mocked, has been nation.

[00:17:44] And I mean, has been like

[00:17:46] Rome or like Britain before.

[00:17:48] You know, they get too big,

[00:17:49] too controlling around the

[00:17:53] world to where it's like

[00:17:54] everybody and their dog just

[00:17:55] says we've got to topple

[00:17:56] these clowns.

[00:17:57] And it's starting with

[00:17:58] finance.

[00:17:59] It's starting with money.

[00:18:01] The dollar, the fake Fiat

[00:18:03] Federal Reserve that got

[00:18:05] created in 1913

[00:18:06] unconstitutionally,

[00:18:07] immorally, criminally by our

[00:18:09] government has been operating

[00:18:10] for 100 plus years.

[00:18:11] We would stop in document

[00:18:12] and all those currencies

[00:18:13] fail without fail.

[00:18:16] They have failed.

[00:18:17] Pardon the pun on that,

[00:18:18] but they fail every time.

[00:18:20] Fiat currency doesn't work.

[00:18:21] It's a con game.

[00:18:23] We need to call a halt to

[00:18:24] that con game.

[00:18:26] OK, every time this

[00:18:27] happens, you find a

[00:18:29] situation where it's like

[00:18:30] that currency can last,

[00:18:31] but then they can

[00:18:32] manipulate it.

[00:18:33] The only way they can

[00:18:33] continue it is if they

[00:18:34] expand it.

[00:18:36] And so they knew expanding

[00:18:37] it to the United States

[00:18:37] wasn't enough.

[00:18:38] So they had to basically

[00:18:39] take on the world and

[00:18:39] they backed it by oil

[00:18:41] as an effort to control

[00:18:42] oil, the energy.

[00:18:44] Well, man, when the

[00:18:44] government controls the

[00:18:45] currency and the energy

[00:18:46] and then they force

[00:18:47] that around the world.

[00:18:49] Just think of what kind

[00:18:50] of blowback and hatred

[00:18:51] that is.

[00:18:52] And then if America

[00:18:53] holds the moral high

[00:18:54] ground in a free market,

[00:18:55] free trade, free

[00:18:56] enterprise system,

[00:18:57] then people have

[00:18:58] respect for it.

[00:18:58] It's like, hey, they're

[00:18:59] the leader because they're

[00:18:59] doing it right.

[00:19:01] But when the American

[00:19:01] people pretend they're

[00:19:02] doing it right, pretend

[00:19:03] they have free markets

[00:19:04] and lie and force people

[00:19:06] onto the bandwagon of

[00:19:07] Fiat currency, the con

[00:19:08] game that must continually

[00:19:10] expand or fail like all

[00:19:12] Ponzi schemes do.

[00:19:14] Then the world starts

[00:19:14] to say, well, why is

[00:19:15] your fake currency better

[00:19:16] than my fake currency?

[00:19:20] Why should I?

[00:19:21] Well, in the past,

[00:19:22] the reasons people

[00:19:23] did it was forced.

[00:19:24] Now, Tucker Carlson

[00:19:24] asked a very wise

[00:19:26] question here.

[00:19:27] He said, hey, why would

[00:19:28] Britain and all these

[00:19:28] other countries want to

[00:19:29] back the United States

[00:19:30] in doing so?

[00:19:31] I don't believe these

[00:19:32] countries want to.

[00:19:34] I think they are forced.

[00:19:37] Co conspirators,

[00:19:38] forced partners.

[00:19:41] Because we hand out

[00:19:42] money around the world

[00:19:43] and because what do you do?

[00:19:45] You either back the dollar

[00:19:46] or you back some of these

[00:19:46] other foreign currencies.

[00:19:48] Right.

[00:19:51] And that's the problem.

[00:19:54] That's the big, big

[00:19:55] problem is you're

[00:19:57] either going to back

[00:19:57] that money or what other

[00:20:00] what else are you

[00:20:01] going to align yourselves?

[00:20:03] And while America

[00:20:04] is the biggest guy on

[00:20:05] the block, you've got

[00:20:06] to go along with him.

[00:20:08] It's like, hey, why does

[00:20:08] the bully have so

[00:20:09] many friends?

[00:20:10] Well, because it's

[00:20:11] better to be his friend

[00:20:12] and not get beat up.

[00:20:13] And hopefully he picks

[00:20:14] on somebody else.

[00:20:15] That's the kind of deal

[00:20:16] that's the mentality, right?

[00:20:19] Well, that's what's going on.

[00:20:21] So I would answer

[00:20:21] Tucker's question like

[00:20:22] that, Tucker.

[00:20:23] They're going along

[00:20:24] because they have to.

[00:20:26] There will be a time

[00:20:28] when the United States

[00:20:29] is not the biggest

[00:20:30] bully on the block.

[00:20:30] There will be a time

[00:20:31] when we lose our

[00:20:32] hegemony status.

[00:20:34] There will be a time

[00:20:35] when, like I said,

[00:20:36] it's starting with finance.

[00:20:37] There will be a time

[00:20:38] when other currencies

[00:20:39] like bricks and others

[00:20:41] start to become

[00:20:41] dominant rivals

[00:20:42] and take us on.

[00:20:44] Look, China used to be

[00:20:45] a third world country people

[00:20:47] and now their first world

[00:20:48] with one of the strongest

[00:20:49] militaries in the world.

[00:20:50] And who built it?

[00:20:51] We did.

[00:20:53] We built it by partnering

[00:20:54] with these people,

[00:20:55] funding the communists,

[00:20:57] sending our.

[00:20:58] Factories are prosperity

[00:21:00] are everything

[00:21:01] overseas to them.

[00:21:03] Then we buy back

[00:21:04] garbage from them.

[00:21:05] And now we're so

[00:21:06] tied to them,

[00:21:07] we can't really back

[00:21:08] out of it very easily

[00:21:09] because all the manufacturing

[00:21:11] all the factory,

[00:21:12] all the ability,

[00:21:13] all the raw materials

[00:21:14] are centered in Asia,

[00:21:16] not in America.

[00:21:17] And it's almost impossible.

[00:21:18] I've even worked for companies

[00:21:20] as a consultant.

[00:21:21] And I've tried to bring back

[00:21:22] manufacturing to

[00:21:23] the United States

[00:21:24] and even for some

[00:21:25] very simple manufacturing.

[00:21:27] It's almost impossible

[00:21:28] unless you are a massive

[00:21:30] company in charge

[00:21:30] of billions of dollars.

[00:21:32] Forget it.

[00:21:33] You can't get that done.

[00:21:35] It's way too expensive,

[00:21:37] way too problematic.

[00:21:38] You don't have

[00:21:38] an infrastructure.

[00:21:40] See, even if I wanted

[00:21:41] to bring back products

[00:21:42] or wanted to make

[00:21:42] things in America

[00:21:44] without the infrastructure,

[00:21:45] it's impossible.

[00:21:47] Without the raw materials,

[00:21:48] it's almost impossible.

[00:21:50] And I've even seen companies

[00:21:51] that have tried

[00:21:52] to hold out against this.

[00:21:55] There was a sleeping bag

[00:21:56] manufacturer in Alabama

[00:21:58] and all the companies

[00:21:59] went offshore

[00:22:00] and this company

[00:22:01] tried to hold on

[00:22:01] and make products in America.

[00:22:03] Well, they just flat out

[00:22:04] couldn't compete

[00:22:05] because their products

[00:22:05] were just too expensive.

[00:22:07] They had to pay their employees

[00:22:09] just too much.

[00:22:10] And that's even in Alabama

[00:22:11] where it's pretty inexpensive

[00:22:12] to live.

[00:22:13] You just can't compete

[00:22:14] when somebody wants

[00:22:16] a normal life

[00:22:17] like America's lifestyle,

[00:22:19] a first world lifestyle

[00:22:20] versus working in China

[00:22:22] for slave wages

[00:22:23] and a bowl of rice a day

[00:22:24] or whatever

[00:22:25] a slave kind of condition.

[00:22:26] You can't compete

[00:22:27] against that.

[00:22:27] You never will

[00:22:29] because it's not

[00:22:29] a fair playing field.

[00:22:31] That's where governments fail.

[00:22:32] They promoted free trade

[00:22:33] over fair trade.

[00:22:35] They promote it.

[00:22:36] And that's a Pat Buchanan idea

[00:22:37] that even Donald Trump's

[00:22:38] picked up on recently, right?

[00:22:41] You cannot do business

[00:22:42] with people who don't have any money,

[00:22:44] as Chuck Carter used to say.

[00:22:45] You cannot literally do business

[00:22:48] with people who are working

[00:22:49] for a bowl of rice

[00:22:50] and just a roof over their head,

[00:22:52] leaving their families

[00:22:53] for a month at a time

[00:22:54] to work in the city

[00:22:55] in slave conditions.

[00:22:56] You can't compete with that

[00:22:57] unless you're willing

[00:22:58] to scale your lifestyle,

[00:22:59] your needs down

[00:23:01] to that level.

[00:23:03] You can't do it, right?

[00:23:04] And that is the quintessential

[00:23:06] problem, people.

[00:23:08] And so anyway,

[00:23:08] Tucker Carlson and this Jeff guy

[00:23:10] are absolutely Jeffrey's

[00:23:12] spot on commentary.

[00:23:14] We have got to not think

[00:23:15] of ourselves as the hegemony

[00:23:17] or the world's cop

[00:23:19] or the leader.

[00:23:20] We don't need to have our hands

[00:23:22] in every pie

[00:23:22] and be dominant

[00:23:23] everywhere all over the world.

[00:23:24] Why can't we just be happy with

[00:23:26] from sea to shining sea?

[00:23:29] From Mexico to Canada,

[00:23:30] and why can't we just build

[00:23:32] our own infrastructure,

[00:23:33] our own manufacturing,

[00:23:34] our own agriculture?

[00:23:37] And then, A,

[00:23:38] if we want to export something

[00:23:39] that another country

[00:23:40] desperately needs

[00:23:40] that they can't do themselves

[00:23:42] or get themselves by all means,

[00:23:43] let's export.

[00:23:44] If we literally need something

[00:23:46] that we can't do natively

[00:23:47] for whatever reason,

[00:23:49] it's fine to import.

[00:23:50] But we shouldn't export

[00:23:51] and import everything

[00:23:53] on the global trade stage.

[00:23:55] What we should do is import

[00:23:56] and export things

[00:23:57] that we need.

[00:23:59] We can use it

[00:24:00] to make Americans more competitive.

[00:24:01] We can use it to

[00:24:02] build better mousetraps.

[00:24:03] We can use that free association.

[00:24:06] I don't mean isolationism at all.

[00:24:08] But I mean appropriate protections

[00:24:09] for our industries,

[00:24:10] for our way of life.

[00:24:12] You know, they used to make

[00:24:13] washers and dryers to last.

[00:24:15] I mean, when I talk to my parents

[00:24:16] and grandparents and stuff,

[00:24:17] they had washers and dryers

[00:24:18] that they would buy it

[00:24:19] and it would last for 30 years,

[00:24:20] 20 years.

[00:24:21] Now I buy a washer,

[00:24:22] a dryer and appliance

[00:24:23] that lasts five years at best.

[00:24:25] It's called planned

[00:24:26] obsolescence, people.

[00:24:28] Why are we doing that?

[00:24:30] We're funding the communist Chinese

[00:24:32] with planned obsolescent products.

[00:24:36] We're being led to the slaughter.

[00:24:38] We can return to America's greatness,

[00:24:41] but it isn't by conquest.

[00:24:43] It isn't by hegemony.

[00:24:44] It's by humility

[00:24:46] and the American way.

[00:24:51] Protecting your liberties.

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[00:25:05] Deliberations could start

[00:25:06] as soon as Wednesday

[00:25:08] and former President Trump's

[00:25:09] criminal hush money trial.

[00:25:11] The defense team

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[00:25:13] delivering closing arguments

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[00:25:18] falsified business records

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[00:25:22] New reports out show Iran

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[00:25:29] The White House says

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[00:25:34] The administration has blamed

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[00:25:43] This says Arkansas

[00:25:44] Republican Senator Tom Cotton

[00:25:46] says Biden foreign policy

[00:25:49] is emboldening Iran.

[00:25:50] Under Joe Biden,

[00:25:52] we've had nothing

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[00:26:00] and other terrorists

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[00:26:02] It all gets back

[00:26:03] to Joe Biden's weakness.

[00:26:05] House Republicans

[00:26:06] are examining evidence

[00:26:07] at top leadership

[00:26:08] at the National Institutes

[00:26:09] of Health, intentionally

[00:26:11] avoided compliance

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[00:26:19] The select subcommittee

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[00:26:27] document retention,

[00:26:29] personal email and FOIA policies.

[00:26:31] This after testimony

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[00:26:36] who said he used his personal

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[00:26:39] Cleanup is continuing

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[00:26:52] The area also slammed

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[00:30:18] All right, back with you live ladies and gentlemen,

[00:30:20] so much information.

[00:30:22] It's literally overwhelming.

[00:30:26] All right, it looks like Bragg's team failed

[00:30:29] to prove Trump's guilt in New York case.

[00:30:34] Experts say that's theblaze.com.

[00:30:36] I had that headline yesterday

[00:30:37] but I want to repeat it

[00:30:38] because it's so relevant

[00:30:39] if everybody's focusing on the Trump case.

[00:30:41] Bragg's team failed to prove Trump's guilt.

[00:30:45] That is significant, isn't it ladies and gentlemen?

[00:30:48] All right, I got something else for you

[00:30:50] that I got at the bottom of the hour.

[00:30:52] And I've highlighted this before.

[00:30:54] We've talked about this in detail before on the radio

[00:30:56] but now it hit the mainstream.

[00:31:00] Fauci, Foya, this is serious.

[00:31:07] Fauci is caught in dishonesty.

[00:31:13] And we mentioned this several weeks ago

[00:31:15] when this got discovered.

[00:31:17] Fact check, what do you do with this?

[00:31:26] He lied.

[00:31:31] Anyway, let's play this clip.

[00:31:33] It was the bottom of the hour

[00:31:34] and it was on the news and I just heard it.

[00:31:35] And so I quickly grabbed the newsfeed

[00:31:38] and edited out this part to play.

[00:31:40] Here is the report.

[00:31:42] House Republicans are examining evidence

[00:31:45] at top leadership at the National Institutes of Health

[00:31:48] intentionally avoided compliance

[00:31:50] with Freedom of Information Act requests

[00:31:53] and other oversight efforts

[00:31:54] during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic.

[00:31:57] The select subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic

[00:32:00] is looking for more information from the NIH director

[00:32:04] regarding the agency's document retention,

[00:32:07] personal email and FOIA policies.

[00:32:09] This after testimony from a senior advisor

[00:32:12] to Dr. Anthony Fauci who said he used his personal email

[00:32:16] to avoid FOIA.

[00:32:19] What?

[00:32:23] Wow.

[00:32:24] Now the White House defending this email.

[00:32:29] I don't know how to respond to this.

[00:32:31] You gotta ask, why are people talking about this?

[00:32:36] The BBC is wondering why people are talking about it.

[00:32:39] Well, I'll tell you why because there's a scandal.

[00:32:45] BBC, I have to go to foreign, what's the BBC?

[00:32:48] British Broadcasting or whatever it is.

[00:32:51] Why are people talking about Anthony Fauci's emails?

[00:32:55] The answer, because thousands of private emails

[00:33:01] from US infectious disease,

[00:33:05] Chief Dr. Anthony Fauci has revealed

[00:33:09] that there was a lot of confusion in the pandemic.

[00:33:11] What did we learn from them?

[00:33:12] I mean, this guy worked spanning

[00:33:15] seven US presidents people.

[00:33:19] He became the face of the nation's COVID response,

[00:33:21] right?

[00:33:23] The over 3000 pages of emails

[00:33:27] obtained by the Washington Post and Buzzfeed,

[00:33:30] not to mention CNN,

[00:33:33] through freedom of information act FOIA requests,

[00:33:36] date from January to June 2020.

[00:33:41] And his conversations relate to the early days

[00:33:44] of the pandemic and his dealings with the government,

[00:33:47] foreign and domestic health officials, the media,

[00:33:49] celebrities and everyday Americans.

[00:33:55] Anyway, bottom line,

[00:33:57] Fauci warns of needless suffering and death.

[00:34:01] Top scientist healthcare warning,

[00:34:03] anger's White House.

[00:34:05] I mean, it goes on and on and on this thing.

[00:34:07] But you wanna know why?

[00:34:11] People are concerned with that.

[00:34:12] I just told you why.

[00:34:15] I'm gonna just put BBC

[00:34:19] for this headline.

[00:34:20] Why?

[00:34:21] Because people believe that it's fraudulent.

[00:34:23] Now, the mainstream press

[00:34:26] is trying to say,

[00:34:27] oh, anybody who claims that

[00:34:30] they changed emails is lying.

[00:34:34] It was in court people,

[00:34:36] right?

[00:34:37] I'm just telling you,

[00:34:42] the over 3000 pages

[00:34:45] is what we're concerned about.

[00:34:46] I don't know how to respond to this.

[00:34:53] It's just crazy.

[00:34:55] I mean, every single thing we bring up,

[00:34:57] they say it isn't true,

[00:34:58] it isn't true, it isn't true,

[00:34:59] you're lying,

[00:35:00] you're fake news.

[00:35:01] I started out this program

[00:35:03] literally by talking about the Las Vegas shooting

[00:35:07] and I told you then that it was a scandal

[00:35:08] and we didn't get the whole piece.

[00:35:09] I didn't have all the information on it,

[00:35:11] but there were witnesses and experts saying,

[00:35:13] this isn't accurate,

[00:35:14] the government's lying.

[00:35:15] We brought it up and they said,

[00:35:16] you're just fake news.

[00:35:17] Same thing with COVID.

[00:35:18] Now we're back to the emails

[00:35:20] and we're saying,

[00:35:21] hey, they literally changed emails

[00:35:23] to prevent FOIA, Freedom of Information Act

[00:35:26] request from happening.

[00:35:28] Now they're saying,

[00:35:28] no, anybody who says that is just fake news.

[00:35:31] Let's do a fact check.

[00:35:32] Anthony's emails are fine,

[00:35:34] they got them.

[00:35:35] Folks in court is where they were saying

[00:35:39] that this is a problem.

[00:35:40] It isn't me making this up, right?

[00:35:44] That's the problem.

[00:35:48] And they just lie.

[00:35:49] And then years or months or whatever later,

[00:35:51] however long they think

[00:35:52] they need to get away with it

[00:35:54] for the memory of the American people

[00:35:55] to be too short,

[00:35:57] they will go ahead and just be like,

[00:36:00] oh, nothing here.

[00:36:04] And then later they'll go,

[00:36:05] yeah, I guess there were emails that were,

[00:36:07] but no harm, no foul, no big deal, right?

[00:36:10] And that's what we're literally looking at.

[00:36:15] Well, listen to me,

[00:36:17] well, listen to me,

[00:36:18] this is kind of interesting.

[00:36:20] They say the over 3,000 pages of emails

[00:36:23] obtained by the Washington Post,

[00:36:26] Buzzfeed News,

[00:36:28] now that's interesting,

[00:36:29] I'll tell you why.

[00:36:32] Because headline says this,

[00:36:37] Vivek Ramaswamy is in the news

[00:36:41] related to Buzzfeed.

[00:36:43] Vivek Ramaswamy used his recently purchased

[00:36:49] activist stake in Buzzfeed

[00:36:53] to urge the media outlet

[00:36:57] to issue an apology for what he refers to as

[00:37:02] repeated lies.

[00:37:04] That's according to a letter that was shared by

[00:37:06] Vivek to The Daily Caller.

[00:37:09] Now, Tucker Carlson is one of the founders of Daily Caller.

[00:37:13] So it's no surprise that we get some truth.

[00:37:17] It's no surprise we get some truth

[00:37:20] out of Vivek on this thing, right?

[00:37:22] But Vivek taking a big stake in Buzzfeed.

[00:37:26] He owns about 7%

[00:37:28] and no one knows exactly what they're gonna do

[00:37:30] about it, right?

[00:37:33] Because they're not very happy that he owns this.

[00:37:35] But Ramaswamy purchased a 7.7% stake

[00:37:40] consisting of 2.7 million shares in Buzzfeed

[00:37:45] between March 14th and May 21st

[00:37:51] at cost ranging from $1.47 a piece

[00:37:57] to 2.51 per share

[00:37:59] according to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

[00:38:05] They say we're now building a new kind of media company.

[00:38:12] Anyway, Ramaswamy called out Buzzfeed

[00:38:15] for talking about Hunter Biden's emails, listen,

[00:38:21] as stolen.

[00:38:24] The list goes on.

[00:38:25] The silver lining is that your competitors

[00:38:26] are more honest than you are.

[00:38:31] Bottom line, you see another huge,

[00:38:34] I don't know what you wanna call it, executive,

[00:38:37] deciding he wants a stake in the media.

[00:38:40] So as you know, Elon Musk made a play for

[00:38:42] and got Twitter now known as X.

[00:38:46] You know that Mark Zuckerberg is the main guy

[00:38:48] that was in college and started Facebook, right?

[00:38:52] You know that Jeffrey or Jeff Zuckerberg

[00:38:56] or whatever that guy,

[00:38:59] not Jeff, Mark Zuckerberg, sorry,

[00:39:01] Jeffrey, whatever his name is,

[00:39:02] bought the big newspapers, right?

[00:39:05] He's the Amazon guy, Jeff Bezos or whatever.

[00:39:08] Okay, everybody's getting into the news.

[00:39:12] Donald Trump starting his own media service.

[00:39:14] And I can keep going on and on and on.

[00:39:16] Everybody wants to be in the news business.

[00:39:18] Why?

[00:39:19] I got into the news business without any money

[00:39:21] compared to these guys.

[00:39:23] I mean, look, if you have 2.7 million shares

[00:39:25] and you pay $1.50 to $2.50 per share,

[00:39:29] I don't know how much you've invested.

[00:39:30] I have to figure out the number.

[00:39:31] But when we're talking about probably what?

[00:39:32] Six or seven million dollars or something?

[00:39:38] Man, I started Liberty News Radio

[00:39:40] with probably five grand, something like that.

[00:39:45] Bought a bunch of equipment, put it up,

[00:39:46] got it all done.

[00:39:48] I probably spent maybe $2 million over my time in radio.

[00:39:55] And it's my money mostly,

[00:39:55] but it's other people that have helped me.

[00:39:56] I'm grateful for their support from advertisers

[00:39:59] to sponsors to private donations

[00:40:01] to I can go on and on and on.

[00:40:02] There's a few people that have really stepped

[00:40:03] out of the plate and helped me big time.

[00:40:05] And I'm so, so, so, so grateful for that.

[00:40:09] But I look at it and just go, wow,

[00:40:11] Favek, good for him.

[00:40:12] He's investing in BuzzFeed,

[00:40:13] wants to bring it back for the brings,

[00:40:14] wants to get Tucker Carlson on BuzzFeed.

[00:40:17] I think he should.

[00:40:19] Look, this is the point that I'm getting at.

[00:40:20] If we start to collaborate,

[00:40:23] BuzzFeed, Daily Caller, Tucker Carlson,

[00:40:28] Favek Ramaswamy, LovingLiberty.net, Sam Bushman,

[00:40:32] put a bunch of talk show hosts together.

[00:40:34] We're building a juggernaut media organization

[00:40:36] that will tell the truth.

[00:40:39] The new media, as I've mentioned before,

[00:40:41] is indeed taking center stage, ladies and gentlemen.

[00:40:44] And I'm delighted to be part of it.

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[00:42:34] this country in darkness

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[00:43:08] You are listening to Liberty Round Table Radio.

[00:43:15] Wow.

[00:43:17] This is very interesting

[00:43:18] when you study what Vivek had to say.

[00:43:20] Ramaswami pushed the outlet,

[00:43:23] meaning Buzzfeed in a letter,

[00:43:25] to apologize and to acknowledge

[00:43:29] to its audience about the repeated lies

[00:43:33] on issues of national importance.

[00:43:38] Good for Vivek, man.

[00:43:41] I'm telling you, I am impressed

[00:43:43] with a lot of what Vivek does.

[00:43:45] I don't want him to be president

[00:43:46] because I don't believe he's constitutionally qualified.

[00:43:49] But I do think he's a tremendous guy

[00:43:50] and he needs to be in Donald Trump's cabinet

[00:43:52] if Donald wins.

[00:43:55] You have a historic opportunity to refine

[00:43:58] or to redefine Buzzfeed says Vivek

[00:44:01] and set yourself apart

[00:44:03] from every other media organization.

[00:44:07] Address your audience directly

[00:44:09] and candidly admit.

[00:44:13] Wow, this is just tremendous letter here.

[00:44:17] Admit or address your audience directly

[00:44:20] and candidly admit.

[00:44:22] We failed in our obligation to tell you the truth.

[00:44:28] We lied on issues of national importance

[00:44:31] and so did the rest of the media.

[00:44:38] I'm just telling you right now,

[00:44:39] I don't know what to call this.

[00:44:46] It's just incredible.

[00:44:51] Address your audience directly and candidly.

[00:44:54] Admit that you lied and so did the other media.

[00:44:59] Wow, I don't know how to respond to this

[00:45:01] except for I'm just so impressed.

[00:45:04] We failed the fact check.

[00:45:09] We lost sight of fairness.

[00:45:11] We condemned half the country

[00:45:15] instead of seeking to understand their views

[00:45:18] and report on them fairly.

[00:45:22] Wow, this is impressive man.

[00:45:26] I'm telling you right now,

[00:45:31] this is just impressive.

[00:45:32] I don't even know how to respond to it.

[00:45:34] Now we are taking responsibility for our failures

[00:45:37] as a company and as an industry, we apologize.

[00:45:41] We're now building a new kind of media company

[00:45:43] centered on the truth.

[00:45:52] Wow, I don't even know how to respond to all of it.

[00:45:56] All I know is it's just tremendous.

[00:46:00] Now, as you know, Buzzfeed has been kind of melting

[00:46:01] down since 2022.

[00:46:03] This might be the saving grace

[00:46:06] of this media company Buzzfeed.

[00:46:09] And I really hope Tucker Carlson gets on Buzzfeed.

[00:46:11] I really hope that Vivek Rishwami stays in the media

[00:46:17] because I think he is a truth teller.

[00:46:22] I even spoke in the same forum with Tucker on,

[00:46:26] what do they call that thing?

[00:46:27] X, I can't remember what it's called.

[00:46:30] It's X, but it's their new audio.

[00:46:33] You know what it's called.

[00:46:34] Anyway, X Spaces I think is what it's called.

[00:46:37] Anyway, and Vivek is a real deal guy.

[00:46:43] And I work with Steve King a lot

[00:46:44] and Steve King has direct access to Vivek Rishwami.

[00:46:47] So he's in our circles in many, many ways.

[00:46:50] And I commend him.

[00:46:52] Address your audience candidly and directly

[00:46:56] and admit we failed on our mission

[00:46:57] to tell you the truth by both omission and commission.

[00:47:03] We repeatedly lies on issues of national importance

[00:47:08] and so did the rest of the media.

[00:47:10] Well, that's only partially true

[00:47:11] because we didn't lie to you at all folks.

[00:47:12] We have never lied to you.

[00:47:13] We tell you the truth.

[00:47:14] We doubled down to the best of our ability.

[00:47:17] But anyway, a big shout out to Vivek.

[00:47:20] And again, this is called Operation Reach Out folks.

[00:47:23] We need to reach out to more organizations.

[00:47:26] Think how many people I've promoted

[00:47:28] in the last two hours on your radio.

[00:47:30] The Roundtable, Loving Liberty, The Blaze,

[00:47:35] Tucker Carlson, Pat Choate, or not Pat Choate,

[00:47:41] well, Pat Gray.

[00:47:44] We've been doing some great, great work

[00:47:46] bringing in a lot of people.

[00:47:47] We need to reach out

[00:47:48] and we can take the mainstream press on like never

[00:47:51] before and I'm doing it, you're doing it,

[00:47:52] we're all doing it.

[00:47:53] LovingLiberty.net is doing it.

[00:47:55] It's just marvelous the efforts I'm seeing here.

[00:47:58] We really need to take back the culture, war, narrative.

[00:48:03] Yeah, I always address my audience candidly, directly.

[00:48:09] All right, former executive is the FTX executive, right?

[00:48:15] Ryan Salem or Salem, Alan Salem,

[00:48:20] or I'm sorry, Ryan Salem.

[00:48:22] Salem received a prison sentence of 7.5 years.

[00:48:29] Where did I get this?

[00:48:30] The Department of Justice press release.

[00:48:32] That's where I got it, folks.

[00:48:34] Not a conspiracy.

[00:48:37] And here's the reasons.

[00:48:38] This is very fascinating because I'm telling you

[00:48:40] it's election fraud of the ump degree.

[00:48:43] Salem and his co-conspirators, think about that.

[00:48:47] I thought they said there was no election fraud

[00:48:49] in anybody who claims it's in a conspiracy.

[00:48:51] No, the conspiracy was the vote fraud.

[00:48:54] We told you about it.

[00:48:55] We're not conspiracy nuts at all.

[00:48:57] Salem and his co-conspirators,

[00:49:01] more than 300 political donations

[00:49:06] which totaled tens of millions of dollars.

[00:49:12] They were illegal in part because some were paid

[00:49:16] using the cryptocurrencies exchanges customer funds,

[00:49:21] according to the press release.

[00:49:23] So you can't take customer funds in an exchange like that

[00:49:26] and use it for political agendas,

[00:49:27] literally donated to 300 plus people.

[00:49:32] You can't do that.

[00:49:34] They say Salem's involvement in two serious federal crimes

[00:49:42] undermine public trust in America's elections

[00:49:47] and in the integrity of the financial system.

[00:49:51] So do you clowns that say we have no evidence

[00:49:55] of election fraud?

[00:49:57] Shame on you for lying to the public.

[00:50:00] The vape called you out on it, Buzzfeed got caught in it.

[00:50:02] All the other media almost got caught in it

[00:50:04] and we told you so.

[00:50:06] We told you there was election fraud.

[00:50:07] We've been documenting it.

[00:50:08] More documentation.

[00:50:10] Salem's involvement in two serious federal crimes

[00:50:15] undermine public trust in American elections.

[00:50:18] They don't say they tamper with elections

[00:50:19] but if you undermine the trust in the elections

[00:50:22] and you give more than 300 plus political donations

[00:50:26] illegally, what's that?

[00:50:28] See they're not wording it the way that it needs to

[00:50:31] to tell the truth even at this.

[00:50:33] They're admitting it.

[00:50:34] Hey he made 300 donations

[00:50:37] totaling tens of millions of dollars.

[00:50:39] It was illegal and it undermines trust in the elections.

[00:50:42] Yeah but did it tamper with the elections?

[00:50:45] Yes it did.

[00:50:47] He contributed $27 million

[00:50:52] to quote protect our future PAC

[00:50:55] and was its main backer in the 2022 mid-elections.

[00:51:00] That's according to open secrets people.

[00:51:06] The PAC spent 23 million to boost

[00:51:11] Democrats during that cycle.

[00:51:14] So how is that not election fraud now?

[00:51:17] You're telling me that it's illegal money,

[00:51:18] illegal donations, you donated 300 times

[00:51:22] tens of millions of dollars,

[00:51:25] $27 million to a protect our future PAC.

[00:51:28] Where did they spend the money?

[00:51:29] You gotta ask downstream, follow the money.

[00:51:33] Then 23 million to boost Democrats.

[00:51:36] Now you got 27 and 23, that's 40 million

[00:51:38] going to Democrats via this PAC

[00:51:40] and to candidates directly right?

[00:51:43] US district judge Lewis A. Kaplan

[00:51:49] also was the judge appointed by Bill Clinton.

[00:51:53] Let me give this to you again.

[00:51:55] US district judge Lewis A. Kaplan

[00:52:01] who Bill Clinton appointed

[00:52:03] oversaw former president Donald Trump's,

[00:52:09] what do they call this?

[00:52:13] E. Jean Carroll case, defamation case

[00:52:17] where a jury in January found the former

[00:52:23] ELLE magazine, I don't know if it's LMA,

[00:52:28] or whatever, I don't read this.

[00:52:29] L magazine writer should receive damages

[00:52:32] totaling $83 million.

[00:52:37] Now think about that.

[00:52:39] So when we say that these attacks on Donald Trump

[00:52:45] are like a witch hunt, we mean what we say people.

[00:52:49] Now you find out a Bill Clinton judge

[00:52:51] oversaw this thing, the same judge

[00:52:55] that now finds Salomon crew, right?

[00:53:02] I don't even know how to respond to this.

[00:53:04] But you want documentation of election fraud?

[00:53:08] That is the smoking gun.

[00:53:11] Now here's my question.

[00:53:14] Why did Salom get busted going to prison

[00:53:17] for 7.5 years for election fraud,

[00:53:20] election finance fraud,

[00:53:22] making Americans not trust their election system

[00:53:24] or the financial system at all?

[00:53:27] And why is Mark Zuckerberg Facebook

[00:53:29] who put over 400 million into fraudulent elections?

[00:53:33] Just fine.

[00:53:35] Now I'm gonna answer that

[00:53:37] because they don't want crypto to take off,

[00:53:39] they wanna control crypto.

[00:53:41] So since he did it through crypto,

[00:53:42] they're gonna give him grief for it, right?

[00:53:47] But since Zuckerberg didn't do it through crypto,

[00:53:51] he did it with his own money, he's fine, right?

[00:53:58] That's what's going on.

[00:54:00] And I say shame on Salam, same on Zuckerberg,

[00:54:08] shame on all these clowns, folks.

[00:54:11] It's wrong, it's election fraud.

[00:54:14] And the more they claim

[00:54:17] that we have no election fraud evidence,

[00:54:20] the more we continue, let me say that again,

[00:54:23] the more we continue to bring the receipts

[00:54:26] and prove our point.

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