28 - 2024 TRUMP VS BIDEN DEBATE BREAKDOWN AND FACT CHECK

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1:27 We appreciate you listening, and we hope that you enjoy this episode. Today I have with me Rick Nolton, who I call the political enthusiast slash super researcher I've been around the block. Is also a military veteran. Don't hit the mic, of course, signals that my brother Manuel Fonts from the Stretch Goose podcast is here. I have to bump this thing at least one hundred times per show. No, I know it. I know it, and we don't have our usual broadcast might say, so our voices will sound a little bit different. I know that Rick took notes. My brother is tired and. I never take notes. See, so it doesn't matter. So I got a surprise. I got a writer requirement fulfillment for my brother.

2:08 Did you honor the contract this time? I want two pounds? That's not even two pounds. You're a piece of ship. Listenole almost bought a pack of myself their peanut butter remnant little pep for the steps. I'm addicted to those. Damn aren't they especially peanut butter ones? Right? See too, crazy pound of person. That's the requirement for this deal? Is it? All right, Now with these mics, he kind of got talked right into them because they're made for like live stage, So make noise to a degree. All right, first, and before we get going, I'll just get your general opinions on what you guys thought about the debate in general, and then I want to dive into specific questions and you know, we'll play those clips and see what you guys think. Hopefully we'll do a little bit of fact checking, but in general, ask Rick, what what did what do you think of this debate in general as far as Trump versus Biden, how they handle themselves, and you know, just your thoughts on the debate.

3:02 I was looking forward to this debate for some time, and I had a lot of concerns about how it was going to be presented, and I was really surprised that in the way that it was presented. I was feeling that since these individuals that were doing asking the questions, I believe was Trump pater to begin with. So we'll move on from there. I think that debate was I guess said those concerns that I had, I was suspecting that they would do a lot of cutting off Trump's microphone and the questions presented to Biden. I think we're surprising that they were so specific, knowing his issues with Alzheimer's.

3:54 The first fifteen minutes of this particular debate just showed how incognate Biden is and that he no longer needs to be president of the United States. So I would say that as far as the moderators with you know, Jake Tapper and whatnot, basically I expected to be way more anti Trump, like more hard left leaning. Yes, a lot more interruptions, but I think they played as fair as they could. And I'm probably thinking they did because CNN has been getting kicked in the ass so much for just how they've been handling media and how they've been leaning when they do try to, I guess report the news in big air quotes.

4:38 I think the ratings have a lot to do with that, and that's one of the reasons why they sold the broadcast rights to other networks so that they can generate more capital. I agree, but remember the twenty sixteen debate. They were very very much more you can see pro Biden on that one. Yes, this one, there were a lot more neutral. I think that's why they switch. Yeah, they still through their jabs, but it was nowhere near the way it was. They were very sneaky and the question presentations, and they had a very different way of presenting the questions. I think, for example, they avoided asking Biden questions or bringing up China. Well yeah, and they did avoid the Robert her report that basically exposed him. And that's that's that's a whole nother conversation. You know, how do you get all this evidence?

5:31 But deemed you can't go ahead and prosecute him because he's not fit to stand trial because his memory is horrible and he can't recollect anything or even though where he is. But yet all this evidence is there against him. No, they didn't press him on that and ask him. I think the time of the questions were a little interesting too. Well. I think that was all in Biden's favor, and I think they knew that and that's why they didn't present any of these. I also noticed where they the rules were. He was not supposed to have notes right or anything. But you can clearly see the whole time of the debate that Biden kept looking down at something that I read something absolutely and Trump didn't. And he also had a pin as things are going. He was crossing out and writing things, which, according to the debate rules, you weren't supposed to do. Yes, that's correct, but it didn't look like it helped him anyway.

6:12 Matam, what did you think in regards to the moderators and the whole CNN thing. I think it's very it's very hard to support a guy when the ship is sinking. So once that happened, you start to slide away those questions and go, well, let's let's just keep this thing floating for the next ninety minutes, and whatever happens happens. We're not going to press. We're not going to do anything to make us as a network sound dumber than we are, right, and if he falls, he falls, And then we got Plan B, which is what they're doing now, which is full scale meltdown, crying, you know, calling for the replacement.

6:53 Right. I think I think they had two sets of things, which was, if Biden doesn't look dead, which he did, if Biden doesn't lose his train of thought and he stays pretty you know, level, then you would have seen more mic cutting, you would have seen more attack. But the second Biden went then it was like we got to save this fucking train somehow. So so in your opinion, they were they were forced to be neutral because they already know he was on the decline. You don't. I don't think they wanted to sit there and start attacking Trump and then looked like outright defending a guy. Maybe maybe that was attack they used to keep Trump from really tearing him apart, like they didn't. They didn't open the door for Trump to really go after him as he as they usually the third question.

7:39 Then he he loses his train of thought and he starts drooling. Then it's like, fuck, what do we do now? I think there's times Biden looked like a robot that had like a glitch exactly exactly, so what do you? What do you do? As a network? His eyes were so wide it looked like he was high on math. I'm not saying he was, but he's definitely on something. And then all of a sudden it looked like he malfunction. He would just be looking off into space, not knowing where he is. Poor guy. I mean, you don't want to wish on anybody, but I don't have remorse because I think he's a trader to the country, period and it's going to come out. They have the evidence. The only reason they haven't gone after him is because if they do, it's gonna expose everybody else as well. And the other reason they don't go after him is because at this point, we can't afford to look any worse to the rest of the world. They can't see America to look any worse. I mean, if it really comes out that our president, current president, is a trader, and we prosecute him as a trader and he gets the full extent of the law and justice as a trader, we're gonna lose even more credibility. So I think that's never really going to happen.

8:37 Well, we have the Department of Justice covering up for him, and obviously they've hidden a lot of information, kept a lot of information from the general public. Yes, they did, and. As such the House is still investigating it. There pretty well got all of their information and input together, and I think after if hopefully gets elected, then they will have enough people in the Senate as well as the House to prosecute Biden and expose the end. They've also got a number of they're taking the Department adjust the head of the Department of Justice the Court for refusing to turn over these documents. So I think within the next week or two, the Court will make their decision on whether or not that information is going to be available for the House, and from all inside information, the Court should render their decisions to the House.

9:46 So I don't think it's ever going to get there. Okay, here's why. Before they get to that point, I guarantee all of this information is going to be super super classified at a level that no one's going to be able to look at it. And when they try to actually release the documents, they'll be so redacted that's gonna look like a giant sharp he just went through every single page. Well, I think a lot of the Rhinos with the Republican Party have left the House, and a lot of Democrats are leaving, if they haven't left already, So I think I disagree. I think that this is going to be pushed. No telling how far it will go. But there's court actions against the Department of Justice to release this information that they've occurred and hand over all these documents that they have because they didn't show up to the subpoenas that Congress had sent to them.

10:43 Well, I think that's a possibility. But to this day, over sixty years later, they still haven't released anything regarding JFK's assassination. So what how are we to good to believe that they would be so forthright all of a sudden and so pro America that they would just release whatever evidence they have against Biden when they still haven't. Released a generation now than we were back there. No, I agree, but information. I was listening to his son talk about that assassination and the information that was readily available or were not available to the general public. He has seen it, he's had some questions about it, and there's always been a lot of controversy on whether or not there was more than one shooter there at the grassy.

11:31 No. Well, I I personally hope you're right. I would love for Biden to go to prison for his Treatis actions. You know, there's just too much evidence to for that not to happen outside of someone higher up in government somewhere in some organizations suppressing it and just literally classifying and sealing documents. If that doesn't happen, then I think you should they should go after him. And it's not of Vendetta as far as no I think. Absolutely those examples. If you violate the law, as they say, you need to be prosecuted irregardless of who it is is what they're saying, Well, go ahead and pursue these issues.

12:16 If nothing else, it'll establish a example to future. Set the precedent right moving forward. What do you think you think he'll ever come on? Man, you think they'll ever prosecute and go after now? No, because I don't know when this is going to come out. But as of today, he's having his meeting like we were talking about before we got on, and let's just say Biden and the family get together and they go, you know what, We're not going to do this, and he just completely leaves like tomorrow and he throws Kamala to the wolves and then he just runs. I mean, the impeachment kind of dies at that point. All those documents.

13:02 Maybe the thing just gets shelved by by Harris. Maybe. I mean, when Trump was was the president, he tried to release JFK stuff and it didn't happen. He ran into all the all the bureaucrats, if you will. So I don't if that's if that happens when Trump's in office trying to do that. There's no you know, this could happen here too. That's just kind of. Well, I had a the Department of Justice is being subpoened. No I know, but that's court. No I know, Merrick Garland's getting subpoenad but and taken to court and everything. I'm just saying, like the timing of this, the weft of the debate, I just think that the Democrats are going to put their foot on the gas these last four months and just do whatever they can, through through their legal whatever, to try to bury it as deep as they can. It's kind of what I'm getting at.

13:51 I mean, we still don't even have the Epstein list, you know, I don't think. I'm just say I'm just saying that it's it's quite evident that the only reason it's going to come out is if the entire Democratic Party uses Biden as a scapegoat and washes their hands of them so that they all look squeaky clean moving forwards. That's kind of it, and then they can just blame Biden for everything. That would be the only way I can see it. It's going to be hard, though, when you know Obama is tied to it. So Obama is a part of somebody else is making these decisions for Biden is obvious competent enough to So you said that through various news sources that Obama is a part of the shadow group that's making the decisions for Biden at this time, and I believe that I'd like to know who else is involved in his cabinet that is actually running this country. And I'd also like to see have that investigated, because if Obama is actually running this is a shadow president, then we need as the republic, as the American citizens need to know that and take legal action if any of these laws are violated.

15:17 It seems we have two step justice system in this country and it needs to be fixed. And I think this is a great time to fix this and prosecute those that have violated these laws in Congress to the full extent of the law. And shadow support groups are communistic type in appearance and quite common in communist societies and politics. So you're basically saying that the Democratic Party is acting like a communist organization on Oh. Absolutely, I mean, take a look at this, and I think one of the things with CNN in the way they presented this, uh uh, the debate debate. Yeah, was to uh start to soften and gradually make a transition from Biden's support and exposing him to all of the issues associated with his old timer's disease.

16:19 You know what's funny is everyone's talking about Biden's mental faculty, right, and the fact that he looks like he has early stage or even you know, middle stage dementias. What people say. Yes, it took the debate, Okay, it took the debate where America slowed down to actually watch and pay attention for everyone to actually notice this is how he has been his entire presidency. Yes, it is to the beginning, and then. No one noticed for some reason. Well they did. Conservative broadcasting networks exposed him. Of course they did at the beginning of it. But I guess I'm referring to the general pub news industry did. Yeah, I'm referring to I guess I'm referring to the general public.

16:59 Like the non it's the fake news covered for Biden for four years. Now the general public and those Biden supporters that have been brainwashed by the fake news media has been exposed. And now that the fake news media has been exposed for all of their misinformation, over the last four years since Biden has been in office, is like I said, exposed. And now I think that they're going to be looking at ways to make a transition to where they're still supporting Biden irregardless of his condition and trying to cover up for him. Now but I see a little trend in where that is starting to subside.

17:52 Well, there are very few things that general public will get up for. No, I understood, they just repent. So the super Bowl is won, right, presidential debates or another. So one night that you got what was it, eighty ninety million eyeballs on this yep. Now you can't hide it, Oh you can't. So now it's now everybody's running for cover, you know, little covery or ass type thing. Good point because you remember, remember a couple of weeks before it was artificial intelligence videos of him babbling, falling, yeah, which was all bullshit. And then like I said, eighty ninety millions. You have a good point because it goes It's something that I've said, You've said, and Rick's even said this in conversations out off the mic, like when we've just been hanging out, But the general public doesn't pay attention.

18:37 They read the headline, go on with their day, you know, and they just take everything for face value or fact. They don't dig deeper, they don't question anything. It's like they don't want to be bothered with it. But you're right, super Bowl like large, large events where you know, it's like, wait, we got to pay attention to watch this. Now they're all shocked. It's like, well, you've been supporting this guy the whole time and talking all this crap about MAGA and Republicans and and anybody who's not democratic part of the Democratic Party basics. And then you finally get those those people that, whatever the ratings are on some of these networks, finally watching it, and they're watching it. Their favorite anchors are going, holy shit, Yeah, this guy is feeble. They can't believe it. This this guy is that. So now they're like taking it in and going, fuck, who'd we vote for now?

19:21 I think it's too late in the game for them. They keep talking about replacing them, but I think it's too late in the game. It's too they're too invested. But we will, We're gon tackle that later. Well, the delegates are already pledging everything for this guy exactly. It's too hard to move the money around. It's like it's outside of him going, I can't. You're in charge of vice. Yeah, there's ways to do it, but let's go down. Thought it was funny to Gavin Newsom was the only I. Know, Okay, let's kick the can. Let's kick that can down the road to bake. No, I want to I want to talk about that. I wholl circle back to that. Go ahead and go through some clips. It's actually let's actually go through some of the debate issues. And there's there was always key issues that the general public always is concerned with. One of them has always been the economy.

20:05 And this one's really good because when this debate came out, especially when it came to the economy, there's a few things on here. I'm gonna point on later. The traffic on Twitter x forever, you want to call it all over social media. Everyone immediately all your favorite democratic you know, I want to be correspondent, you know, came out and was just everyone called Trump a liar. They said he lied thirty four times, fifty times, four hundred times, whatever, and they were just they would say, oh, he's a liar, he's a liar, he's a liar, but they would never back up their staying with any facts. So hopefully we can go through that. I'm going to play the clip here. Let's go ahead. I think this question was the first question of the night, and I had to do with the economy.

20:49 Gentlemen, thanks so much for being here. Let's begin the debate, and let's start with the issue that voters consistently say is their top concern, the economy. President bidention has slowed, but prices remain high. Since you took office, the price of essentials has increased. For example, a basket of groceries that cost one hundred dollars then now costs more than one hundred and twenty dollars, and typical home prices have jumped more than thirty percent. What do you say to voters who feel they are worse off under your presidency than they were under President Trump. We got to take a look at what I was left when I became president, what mister Trump left me. We had an economy that was in free fall. The pandemic was so badly handled, many people were dying. All he said was is not that serious. Just inject the little bleach into your arm.

21:37 You'd be all right. The economy collapsed, there were no jobs, unemployment rate rose to fifteen percent. It was terrible. And so what we had to do is try to put things back together again. And that's exactly what we began to do. We created fifteen thousand new jobs, and we brought out the position where we have eight hundred thousand new manufacturing jobs. But there's more to be done. There's more to be done. Working class people are still in trouble. I come from Scranton, Pennsylvania. I come up household. We're at the kitchen table. If the things weren't able to be met during the month, it was a problem. Price of eggs, the price of gas, the price of housing, the price of a whole range of things. That's why I'm working so hard to make sure I deal with those problems. That we're going to make sure that we reduce the price of housing. We're going to make sure we built two two million new units.

22:22 We're going to make sure we cap rents so corporate greed can't take over the combination. But I was left with the corporate greed are the reason why we're in this problem right now. In addition to that, we're in a situation where if you had to take a look at all that was done in his administration, he didn't do much at all by the time he left, or things that weren't chaos literally chaos. And so we put things back together. We created I said, those jobs. We make sure we had a situation where we now we brought down the price of prescription drugs, which is a major issue for many people, to fifteen dollars for an insolent shot as opposed to four hundred dollars no sor to pay more than two hundred dollars for any jug all the drugs they can include beginning next year in the situation is making and we're going to make that available to everybody, to all Americans. So we're working to bring down the price of around the kitchen table. And that's what we're going to get done.

23:14 All right, Yeah, we don't need Trump talking. Well, let's just go off of that. Well we don't not on this one. But anyway, Daniel, sounds like you have something to. Say about that. What do you think of a well mind's response there? In regard to. The economy, we can start with Jake Tapper lying about the cost of food it's higher than that. It's higher than that. I just. Well, I was said to cost one hundred dollars worth of food, now costs a minimum of one hundred and seventy ten. Yea's what it was. I was trying to say, most of this food, of what I buy on just stuffed that my wife lets me pick out for me. It's just like cereal. I'm going to use that as an exam. Well, I used to buy a medium box of Cereal cheerios for about three dollars and forty cents. Now they're five dollars and fifty cents. It's almost double. So there is a one hundred percent increase in the cost of my cereal in groceries.

24:15 What do you think though? Where you going? That's what I was gonna say, just but but just just the way Biden like the economy was was garbage when he picked it. I think the I think the inflation was like two points something when Trump left of the gas was nationally a two sixty something a gallon. Unemployment was six percent. And then he takes over mandates the COVID stuff, keeps things closed, and then turns around and injects trillions of dollars into the economy. Supply chains go belly up because Buddha Judge Bootha, how you say his name, yeah, Pee Buddhadet. But whatever, Well, he injected seven trillion dollars into the US debt.

25:02 I was just trying to be nicevative. Yeah, he's just and then and then we can't get the ships into port, and all of a sudden, six year six percent unemployment becomes fifteen to twenty percent and inflation is now in the thirteen fourteen percent within the first year and a half. And he's over here saying this is all Trump's fault. I just that alone just kind of kind of like made me laugh really hard on the couch. I don't know. All right, So, well, before. The before COVID hit, Trump had the unemployment rate down at an all time low at about I believe it was two point five percent. Yeah, and then Biden's coming in saying since he's been president, the unemployment rate has dropped lower. Or where he gets that from, I'll never know.

25:53 He must have had a nightmare or something, or a dream. That's possible. All he's doing is confirming what Robert Hurst said. And the first question bag is spaghetti. Spaghetti oatmeal. Brain. All right, So here's I've I've I've gone down this road a few times. I have so many facts and whatnot. But let's I'm gonna break down. Not the grocery price, because we all know it sucks. Gas is indisputable. He was saying that he walked into a bad economy that Trump left the behind. Now, if I'm gonna trust anyone about business and finance, let's just go to Forbes. Forbes actually broke all of this down. Okay, the inflation, for example, he keeps talking about how the inflation was horrible when he took over.

26:38 This is where you get the fact check me, I fact check everybody. Inflation was far worse during biden administration. Okay. It was up nineteen point nine percent over the first forty one months of Biden's term, compared to only five point four percent during Trump's first forty one months. Okay, not sure how Biden thinks he walked into a bad inflationary period, but he created that, all right. According to government's Consumer Price indecks, you're over. Your inflation peaked under Biden at a four decade high of nine percent, and twenty twenty two before falling to just over three percent, which Biden has blamed on COVID nineteen's lingering impact and the Russia Ukraine War. Okay, I mean, maybe don't keep sending sixty something billion every time frickin Zelenski calls you. You know, listen, how about we don't do that? But whatever, So there's that gas prices Rick, Like you said earlier, the average costs of a gallon of gasoline dipped from two dollars thirty seven cents to two dollars and twenty eight cents from December twenty sixteen to twenty twenty, all during.

27:39 Trump's sturner for California. California doesn't care. Let's not talk about California. That's a whole different. You're gonna make me go off on Gavin new somewhere. I want to see that. Okay. So, so I was off by forty cents. No, you're good. I'm just I'm just I'm just fact checking good old Joe fricking Biden over here. So, according to the Energy and Information IS, gas prices rose to an all time high of over five dollars five dollars per gallon in twenty twenty two, shortly after Russia's invasion. You could see. The only thing I don't like about the sports backdown is they tried to keep shifting the blame over to the Russia Ukraine War. But that isn't really what affected it, because at the time Trump had his pretty much energy independent. We weren't buying that much will from everybody. That's true, We were using most of our own Absolutely. After Biden came in, he did reduce how we process and drill for oil. We still are doing it, but he also sold off and drained a lot of our reserves and sold it off to foreign nations.

28:37 Will he shut down the pipelines that were the oil industry was able to lower the gas prices on the impression that they were going to be able to continue with this pipeline, and he shut all that down and we had to, like you said, import more oil. Killed thousands of joe doing it. Yeah, yes, they lost three thousand jobs within the first I believe it was the first three weeks, say a month of Biden being. That absolutely affective gas price. It wasn't really the Ukraine War in and of itself, no, I mean, he was already on the road to basically killing the gas price issue and making sure that we were reliant on foreign oil.

29:24 And we already know why they do that is because at the time when they didn't they didn't go ahead and renew that fifty year long or whatever long contract with Saudi Arabia, they're no longer trading barrows of oil according to the standard of the dollar. Now, okay, that's the only reason the United States was continuing to buy the oil and push every to buy foreign oil was because of that. It was based off the US dollar as the standard and measure of how much it was worth. Now that it's not there, now, what now, what do we do? Should we not just use our own oil? You drain the oil reserves? Oil reserves? That is one he claims something that. Was one of his deals. I just thought it was you bring it up.

30:06 That's all the oil reserves. Uh Biden has uh said that the gas prices are dropping. They've dropped a small, tiny fraction because he's been using, like you said earlier, our reserves that are actually used for emergencies for the military and which US and as such he is exhausted that reserve. The last statistic I heard was at our oil reserves right now are at three percent. So that is pretty very very bad news for the security of this country, doesn't given the state of where we're at.

30:56 The hell's are named the press. Pierre Jean Jean Pierre. She she made a statement a few weeks ago talking about how he wanted to go into the reserves again. So if we're at three percent, we'ving it down to one. Also, well, there's an issue with that. Wow, okay, okay. He reduced, He reduced in handcuffed the oil industry from drilling and processing. He never stopped it, but he extremely reduced it. He closed a major pipeline that would. Have many things that he's done with the oil understood. It would have made it more efficient and would have drove down the price of oil. So those two things, in combination with him continuing to now dip into our reserves is going to put us in trouble and make us reliant on foreign oil again. Only difference is we're going to be screwed. Even worse is because now it's not based on the value of the dollar anymore. It's not backed by the dollar.

31:52 That's right, good old Biden. Right, all right, So I think we're done with economy. Well, no, I have one thing for you. Oh we didn't get to it because it comes up later in this question. But we'll just get past. I think we got a little doubt the federal debt. So everyone said that everything was worse under Trump. They always say, oh, highest debt ratio ever in four years of any president. Forbes says different, says, the federal debt of thirty four point seventy five trillion is twenty five percent higher then the day Biden took office, So it's higher after he took office by thirty four point seventy five trillion, after rising thirty nine percent during Trump's presidency, up from nineteen point nine trillion in January twenty seventeen, with the US running a total deficit of five point eight five trillion from its twenty twenty one two twenty twenty three for school years compared to two point four to three trillion from twenty seventeen to twenty nineteen, and a record three point one three trillion in twenty twenty alone. So they keep making a statement it was worse under Trump our debt, but it's clearly was worse under Biden once he took office, Yes, So why do they keep telling.

33:00 That lie because the general public doesn't fact check it, and it's just typical of everything else they've been saying over the last four years of his office. True, and that was brought up by Trump in the debate uh the uh, the economy and the inflation rate. So in short, Biden is the worst president we've had in American history, and when you fact check it, you will find that that is the case. You know what's funny with the fact checking stuff is the government has to if it's if it's not classified, they have to report everything to the public. Okay, they have to. The problem is the people don't realize that, and so if they don't see it in the news like you said, Rick, or they don't see in the headline, they don't think it happened, or it's not a fact.

33:59 Well the news, it's their information someplace, and that is from the government. So the Democratic Party is keeping those facts from them. But if they have what they. Use, it's from the Department of the Press secretary obviously. But what I'm saying is every time I fact check, I could go to the direct government websites. Okay, not the news sources, not not the Press secretary's websites. You can go to the actual government websites and find all this data, which is where I pull most of it. And every time you look at that, it totally makes Biden out to be a liar every single time. Well, that's the part of the news media and the fake news is they don't bring these same things up. Okay, Well, and I'm not going to disagree with you.

34:40 I mean, it's evident that the government does have control of the media and does sway them. But regardless, the information most as you can actually find on actual government websites. Yes, but the American public doesn't go there. No, I understand, and that's not that's not my argument because I I agree with you. I'm just saying the information is there, you're not going to find new so I guess, yeah, go past the headline, do aal of research. If they had investigator journalism like they used to have, yeah, that's that's dead. That ain't happening. That end up like Songeani jail for twelve fourteen years or whatever. Well that what you do and what you've been able to research is through social media. Now, with the advent of social.

35:24 Media, people in the government. People are now being able or you to get that information. People have just gotten lazy. Yeah, that's that's that's all you can say. Well, they're kind of giving up on the government. I mean, you take and I don't think it's lazy. I know when I worked, I used to if I was awake pretty much I was work working. So if you work eight you work eight hours a day, you get up an hour earlier, you get home an hour after you off, and then that's ten hours a day. Prepare dinner and do that you that you have to do when you get home. You know, you're looking at twelve hours a day and you're exhausted, so you don't have the time.

36:09 And you're in to get into the political scheme of things, and you have to believe in the sources that are available to you. Well, which is the fake news sort I agree with you. And the other thing is the reality is life these days for most people, I mean, they get enough bad news every day just in their interactions throughout the day. Last thing they want to hear is what's going on in politics, because politics is one of those it's one of those topics where right away, if you mentioned hey, I want to talk about for example, like we're talking about the debate, people right right with their hands are going, oh, well, hold on, I don't know if I want to talk about that. That's a little sensitive, right.

36:51 You know these things? That's You're exactly right. I mean, they're just too tired too, and they rely on those news sources and if they're getting what they're actually doing is getting brainwashed by these liberal news states. Well, if this debate proves anything, is it backs up your statement and is back up what you were saying earlier man on the fact that if you don't pay attention, this is where we end up. And we got a president who has to be jacked up on adrenaline just a function. I don't think it can't access information. I don't think it's adrenaline. And how dangerous is it for a guy who makes a decision on whether or not we're going to go into World War three? I mean, what if he accesses the wrong part of his brain?

37:37 An interesting fact, can we just real quick, okay. When there's a missile strike against the United States or a threat, he's got six minutes to respond, and if he's at flabbergas that during this presentation or this debate, where do we stand in the advance of a defense with incoming missiles? What if he has another robotic glitch? Yeah, what if he goes Uh, that's what this space freaking drooling off. This is my thing is do you guys really think it's dementia or Alzheimer's or is it just general aging? No, because he's because in this debate, even though he's drooling and falling apart, he is recalling things and he does have some kind of I'm just throwing this out here as kind of the other side of it. He does sort of mentally recall events, and they're fairly accurate.

38:34 As you get older, that will brought that were what he's suffering. Now, they've already had particular psychologists come on and doctors come on to analyze what they're able to see while he's on television, and they were very conservative in saying that he suffers. That they didn't examine them, so they can't give a. A can't give a definitive diagnosa exactly. A definitive bandage visually. But they're saying that he's about at least six percent uh, you know, suffering at about six percent of dementia on that. As you get older, that just gets worse and worse and worse, and then eventually you have to be or you may Yeah, I turn into.

39:18 This, I would say, though beyond beyond age though, okay, I honestly am busier, busier than hell with everything I do, And there's times that my brain goes faster than my mouth let things out. And I actually will sometimes do what Biden does, but not to that level. But that's different. He doesn't necessarily you can see where he blanks out, like he just it's like he doesn't realize where he is and then all of a sudden, it's just like he wakes up and snaps into it. But that'd be similar to McConnell blinking during a couple of press conferences where he just froze. Could be actually because he's what is he eighty? Yeah, yeah, so he's probably the same thing. Age is a factor. But I speak, okay. I've spoken to many people in his A range, and there are some people just snap you like those synapses. Everything's still going okay. And then I've been around people and some of you you know, that had dementia when they were in their older age, and you can tell the difference. You can tell when it's starting to settle in, and I think I think he may be there. Again, we're not doctors, but I've.

40:21 Been around and well, what this dementia? You know, like you said earlier, that sometimes you have issues addressing certain certain things during your day to day activities, and that's human nature. I think in his case here, like they said, he spent what a week at Camp David preparing for you know, that's scary. And what the news hasn't told anybody is that there was a lot of from what I'm gathering is news media people were there at that site and it was set up like a stage. No, No, I don't know the dude's name, but there's a guy that's been by his side since he was in the Senate and they met in the thirty when he was thirty or something. And the dude's eighty five years old, so that's one of his advisors.

41:13 S gotcha. So you have an eighty five year old and eighty one in the room talking about a debate. Well, when you get into these debates and the legalities of it, like what you was saying earlier, like I was going to say, is when you're a doctor or you were a lawyer or whatever. The lawyers have legal libraries and they start discussing aspects of the law, regardless of what age they are. You have memory retention, so as you get older, you tend to lose some of that memory retention. It's just the natural thing that occurs. But in your younger days, there is so much in each one of these professions that you need to know that you need to reference live.

42:00 I think I think you're being nice Rick, and I'm gonna I'm gonna go ahead. I'm gonna go ahead and debunk everything you're You're trying to stay supportive Biden being old, Okay, because I don't think it's just age. No, listen, there's videos where he turns around and tries to shake the air. Okay, he walks off in different directions, he calls people different names, he doesn't even know what country is in. Sometimes well he falls up the stairs, and Okay, it's it's more than age, it's more. It's more than accessing information under stress, Because if you're stressed, time stressed, banel stress, I'm sure you've got a lot being thrown at you. And someone asks you what color you want? What you want to be deranged, and that is brought to the public. Now they can't hide it.

42:45 Okay, so let me finish my example. We're all busier than hell. Right, You've got a million things going on. You have a big fan event, you're cooking, you're you're you're making sure the hotel room is a book for your family. Everything's going on. All of a sudden. Your wife, for saf is like, hey, uh, we need a new jacket. We're going out to the snow. You want blue a red. And you're right in the middle of writing a check to you know whoever for the food you're ordering. And then you're also thinking about, oh shit, I gotta go gas up. And you're right when she asks you, what's your braining to do? Jaska bligo, huh you gonna turn on Wait wait a minute, what your because you're not focused on Okay, that's different. This guy is not there. Okay. He looks like a robot that glitches and malfunctions. Did you see Okay, after this, after this whole debate, they had a press conference. Remember he just brought up in New Jersey correct or wherever it was. They had a press conference. Did you not see he's amped up. The guy's eyes are righter than hell, he's on some kind of cocktail. And then all of a sudden, right in the.

43:38 Middle of he's feeling good, he goes, yeah, whatever, He turns the right and puts his hand out like this with this, with this big old grinning smile, and that he realizes there's no one there, and he kind of like hops off, like like, oh, I'm meant to do that bullshit. This guy's gone. This guy's gone. You know what Balder's may is he is the leader and I hear it. Yes, he is the leader of this country. Yes, And are presents to this country for support? Yes, and he is not able to provide that support. And he is a threat to this country security. You're dead on, and. He needs to be removed. Now, I understand that the cabinet, his cabinet can remove him from office. They could, and under the twenty fifth Amendment, I.

44:26 Don't know if they do that, but stell be interesting to see how this plays as we get. Cans twenty fifth Amendment, and his mental state of mind is such well where it would fall under those guidelines of the twenty Fifth Amendment, and it states there that his cabinet has the authority to remove him from all. Well, let's come back to his obvious mental deficiencies, and let's move on to another question that was asking. And this was all over social media. Okay, they're trying to play this up and basically push Trump into the cour of being, of course, a world class racist. The question in how he responds and when he said black jobs. Okay, you guys aware of what's been going on social media with this, Yeah, Okay, all of a sudden, every race baiter in the world is out there saying, what do you mean by black jobs? Well, obviously what he meant by black jobs was in a reference to a question where they specifically were asking about black unemployment and how black individuals make less than white people. So if you're saying black, black black in reference to black, how are you supposed to answer the question if you're not using black as the descriptor to whatever it is you're trying to respond to.

45:38 Well, I find it in I understand that the black people that appear on some of these conservatives. You can't say black people. And well, we're white people, Chinese people, and you know, I don't look at it in this day and age is racists that blacks and whites use yes as a direction to accuse somebody of being a race. It's crazy because if you watch sports, you watch shows nude, like a various conservative news broadcasting networks, they bring black people in that are highly intelligent and some of the best in the world of what they do.

46:24 So a couple of things that you're move on. I'm personally tired of referring to and segregating people into colors and then correlating their color to why they're poor and why they're in dire straits and why they don't get this or that, and then they try to make that particular group reliant on the government. Well, that's what the system has created. The other thing is, if something happens, okay, a crime happens, for example, how are you going to describe a particular car, make model in color? How you going to describe a particular person by their color period. If a white guy did it, it was a white male six to two whatever.

47:10 Black guy did it, it's a black male six to two whatever. If it's a Mexican, it's a Mexican or brown person six to two. Whatever. If you don't have that major descriptive of who the person is, how the fuck you ever go to find them? You got to define what the person is in terms of color when you're talking about description. But it's not It should never be used to categorize a person you know and put them in a certain category as, oh, you're black, you can't do this job, and this is you know, the economic state you're supposed to live in. That that is not true. That is racism. But how can you not mean when they're asking you a specific question about black unemployment and black black economic status.

47:53 But that was created years ago by the barrier institutions that I got after the news. I know, redlining the whole. I get it. Let's let's go ahead and go here on this question because you'll see. What do you say to black voters who are disappointed with the progress so far? I say, I don't plan. Okay again, what do you say to black voters? Right? Okay, he's black vote? Do you say to black voters who are disappointed with the progress so far? I say, I don't plan them for being disappointed. Inflation is still hurting them badly. For example, I provided for the idea that any black family first time home buyers, you got a ten thousand dollars tax credit to be able to buy their first home so they can get started.

48:40 I made sure that we're in a situation where all those black families and those black individuals provide. Sorry, you take it, okay. So when this thing opens, he blames the inflation on Trump and then says the inflation is low now, but now the inflation is too high for black people. So where's is the The inconsistency is amazing to me, like he's not sticking to anything. That happened through the whole debate. I just wanted to say that go ahead. I mean, they only make a point of convenience, right. I guess it's just weird because it was low because of me, it was high because of him, but now it's high again for them.

49:21 But I thought it was low. I'm not disagreeing. We got our student loans that we're polooning that a favoring greg gage and nursing doctor and anything happy to do with volunteerism. If they paid their bills for ten years on their student debt, all the rest us were given after and then the millions have benefited from that, and we're going to do a whole lot more for black. Families, thank you, President Trump. And he caused the inflation. He's blending inflation, and he's right, it's been very bad. He caused the inflation, and it's killing Black families and Hispanic families and just about everybody. It's killing people. They can't buy groceries anymore.

50:02 They can't. You look at the cost of food where it's doubled and tripled and quadrupled. They can't live. They're not living anymore. He caused this inflation. I gave him a country with no essentially no inflation. It was perfect. It was so good. All he had to do is leave it alone. He destroyed it with his Green new scam and all of the other all this money that's being thrown out the window. He caused inflation. As sure as you're sitting there. The fact is that his big kill on the black people is the millions of people that he's allowed to come in through the border. They're taking black jobs now, and it could be eighteen it could be nineteen and even twenty million people. They're taking Black jobs, and they're taking Hispanic jobs. And you haven't seen it yet, but you're going to see something that's going to be the worst in our history. Thank you.

50:52 All right. So there's the comment or there's a statement black jobs. Do you guys hear any racism in that? Not at all. We could. We don't care what they're saying on X, but it's everywhere. Okay, it's not just X. It's they're trying to use this as something against Trump. Okay, I agree, it's not a racist statement. He's just using black jobs in reference to the question to respond to question about specifically black people. So, I don't know. Did you also catch the loan the student loan forgiveness there? I caught that, and I also caught while he was making his statement. I just wish about the black community.

51:35 He threw in gay people there too. I just wish Trump trump there was a part of issues is the Supreme Court has already said that he cannot supplement. No. I know, but he mentioned that he did it. It's just kind of like, well, he didn't do it. He didn't do it, So we got nothing else say on that one. No. That's so people are just full of shit. They just need to pull their head out of their asses and stop trying to turn this into some racial issue that was never ever there. No, no matter what you say in this country or what you do in this country, you're always going to have somebody have something negative to say about what you have spoken about.

52:15 And with that, we're going to go ahead and move on to the next question in the debate, or the next question that we want to go over and cover, which is border security, which is a big concern for everybody. So obviously we every went through economy, which is huge. Border security is probably number two, sometimes flips over to number one in terms of concern for the American public. Let's go ahead and dive into this. I might play the whole thing, but if you guys want to interject, just tell me to pause or just whatever. If you want to say something that we don't have to hear the entire question before you guys have something to say, just let me know. Thank you. Let's turn out to the issue of immigration and border security. President Biden, A record number of migrants have illegally crossed the southern border on your watch, overwhelming border states and overburdening cities such as New York and Chicago, and in some cases causing real safety and security concerns. Given that was shoing, voters trust you to solve this crisis because.

53:10 We worked very hard to get a bipartisan agreement that not only changed all of that made sure that we are in a situation where you had no circumstance where they could come across the border. With the number of border police that are now, we significantly increased the number of asylum officers significantly by the way the Border Patrol endorsed me, endorsed my position. In addition to that, we found ourselves in a situation where when he was president, he was taking separating babies from my mother's put him in capes and stop the family. Go for it. First of all, the Border Patrol did not support They didn't validate them. No, they didn't, And they came on the next day and made it known by the head of the Border Patrol that they are not supporting Biden. Well, never supported him and never will support.

54:03 In addition, actually after he made a statement within i think within the hour, the US Border Patrol Union posted on x that they not now, nor have they ever, nor will they ever court centaurs Joe Biden. Yes, yeah, it was videoed. It was reported a video report on it all. But yet they say Trump lied four hundred times in this whole debate. I means we're separated. That's not the right way to go. What I've done since I've changed the law, what's happened. I've changed it in the way that now you're in a situation where there are forty percent fewer people coming across the border illegally. It's better than when he left off. I got back to that later, and I'm.

54:43 Going to continue to move until we get the total ban on the total initiative relative to what we're going to do with more border patrol and more asylum officers. President Trump, I really don't know what he said at the end of this. I don't think he knows what he said either. Look, we had the safest border in the history of our country. Look the glitch. The glitch we're talking about. Well put, I thought, where he is, But he's right? What what did he just say? Percy said he was endorsed, which he wasn't right. And then he said that they're increasing measures, increasing measures, which I don't think he's asylum officer, more asylum officers and then separate the whole separating kid thing. He blames Trump for that. That's mandatory because if they're a criminal, they have to take they move the kid from from that situation.

55:43 They're bringing parents, so you've got to provide a place for. That. And when he referred to separating the kids in the parents and putting people in cages, that was actually initiative, that was putting into place policy. They built the case. So what are you gonna do it? Like, literally, let's hear what Trump has to say, even though he couldn't understand what he said at the end, but well he had to do is leave it. He decided to open up our border, open up our country to people that are from prisons, people that are from mental institutions, insane asylum, terrorists. We have the largest number of terrorists coming into our country right now, all terrorists all over the world, not just in South America, all over the world. They come from the Middle East, everywhere, all over the world. They're pouring in. And this guy just left it open. And he didn't need legislation because I didn't have legislation. I said, close the border. We had the safest border and history. In that final couple of months, of my presidency, we had, according to Border Patrol, who is great and by the way, who endorsed me for president. But I won't say that if they endorsed me for president, Brandon, just speak.

56:51 To him, Brandon. I brought that up on my last show. I did because I did a little breakdown and I had three topics that went over. But I want to save some of this other stuff for when you guys were here. So the whole Brandon thing. Did you catch that? A lot of people didn't catch that. Uh huh, Brandon was what let's go Brandon, right, that's her first to you, which was a cover up for the crowd saying fuck Joe Biden. That's right. I love how you throw that in there, and most people did they would most people didn't catch it. I didn't know if you wanted to present absolutely. Look, we had the safest border in history. Now we have the worst border in history. There's never been anything like it, and people are dying all over the place, including the people that are coming up in Trump President Biden.

57:37 The only terrorist who've done anything across the border is one who came along and killed three and his administration killed a Kaida person coming here and his administration kill three American soldiers. Kill three American soldiers. That's the only terrorists that there. I'm not saying no terrorist ever got through with the idea they're emptying in their prisons where we're welcoming these people simply not to there's no data to support what you said. Bullshit. So firstly, he had to end that statement say, I didn't say there weren't anyone cone or the border, but he will not own up to what the numbers are or to the levity or gravity of the situation. Okay, no, he won't.

58:18 And there was just eight of them that were arrested down in LA for you know, for illegally coming in the country and threatening. This is where I'm gonna kick into the data now, Okay, because Biden is full of shit on everything. Because I've done so much research on this border thing. Okay, I did one an episode to where I dove in and tour part I'll hand Omar's pasted in her nefarious actions, and in that I went into the whole border issue we had. And this is way before this came up, and I even had to respond to some fucking idiot on X. So I'm just gonna read my responsiblity kind of leads right into this has some of the data that has to do with the terrorists that have come over. So this guy was saying Trump lied thirty times. Okay, So I said those who say that Trump light over thirty times with the debate don't actually know the truth and are just regurgitating what was said by the media.

59:05 When he said the border was out of control and the terrorists or enter the United States, he was correct. According to US Customs and Border Protection, Thus far in twenty twenty four, they have recorded encounters with three hundred sixteen terrorists on the watch list, and the year isn't even over. In twenty twenty three, they recorded encounters with seven hundred and thirty six terrorists on the watch list. These numbers only account for those individuals who have been apprehended while entering all ports of entries, so just the ones that they apprehended, not talking about the god aways or the people that snuck in. These are the people they just actually had met and apprehended. There have been a measurable increase in terrorists encounters in the United States, with a total of one thousand, seven hundred and three under Joe Biden's presidency. So far, the only year that saw a dismale amount of encounters was twenty twenty one, which was the start of the COVID pandemic period. Over seventeen hundred and three terrorists that were actually caught apprehended that they know of. By the way, under Biden's watch.

1:00:02 You want some more data, so check this out. Oh no, yes, you need it. So there's there's there's two types of encounters they have. I'm not going to talk about terrorists. So they have field operation encounters, which involve people who are seeking asylum legally for example, and they may be rejected after investigation. Then they have other encounters, which are illegal encounters. So I'm going to read the illegal encounters. So twenty seventeen Trump's first year in office, they had three hundred ten thousand, five hundred and thirty one encounters from all parts of entry. First year of Biden in office, Okay, twenty twenty one, one million, six hundred sixty two than one hundred and sixty seven people. Second year of office for Trump was four hundred and four thousand, one hundred and forty two people. Second year for Biden, it jumped up to two million, two hundred fourteen thousand, six hundred and fifty two twenty nineteen for Trump's thirty year eight hundred fifty nine, five hundred and one people. Third year for Biden two million, sixty three thousand, six hundred ninety two, and of course it didn't end any different. Twenty twenty, it dipped down for Trump to four h five and thirty six a four hundred and five thousand at the last run of his term. Right now for Biden, we're at one million, two hundred ninety three thousand, three and seventy five. But we're not done with the year. We're about halfway through or so. Okay, So tell me how Biden tried to say that he inherits a very bad border situation from Trump and then tries to say he

1:01:33 never got support from the Republicans, he's the first person to come together and make a bipartisan deal, when Trump even in his response, said I had no support from anyone, but somehow I still made it work. The evidence is here, and this is example what I talked about earlier. Rick. You don't see these stats anywhere, but it's right here. It's it's on the US Customs and Border Protection website. The data is right there. I'd seen those stats on Newsmax and you were like, you said, you won't see him on any other because liberal media source at all. And you know, I am so disgusted with the news media sources that it's unreal. They are a During the wars, the First World War whatever, they had what they used to call Tokyo Rose, and Tokyo Rose was a woman that would talk about various battlefronts and her ideology or her job was to discourage the enemy from different functions of various battlefronts and intimidate them and to scare them and have a psychological impact on the soldiers that were in the battlefields trying to advance.

1:02:51 And she was very well known. And I correlate the news media to that as a brainwashing technique to the American people. And we had mentioned earlier that most people have to work to support their families and don't have time for research. So I think the news media knows that the fake media source and as such they are no different than Tokyo Rose was during the war and misrepresenting what is actually going on politically in this country and supporting Biden.

1:03:31 So you're saying, you're basically saying, if I'm right in what you're saying or how I'm interpreting you, that the modern news media of today is nothing but a giant syop to keep the American people in subjugation to the government. Yes, and you know they don't to the Democratic Party, right, And so I really would like to see when Trump came on during his office and had something to say to the American people, like the state of the country addresses, and the news media sources, the fake news media sources would block it out. I think for that reason alone, the news media becomes a not a meat news source.

1:04:18 They are propaganda source, and they need their broadcasting licenses suspended or removed. So, just in the little bit of fact checking we've done on this show so far, we've already basically supported your point what you said, madam. What do you think on the board security issue? Yeah, I got there's nothing. I mean, he is he's allowed almost amount of well Trump's at numbers aren't really that accurate, but it is tens of millions. I don't think it's twenty million for what for you know, letting them in. Yeah, it is it twenty million. It preached what they claim is twenty million. Shit. Yeah, I mean I can go for a no.

1:05:00 My last last time I looked at it was it was somewhere around eleven or twelve. I guess it. Well, I guess it is twenty. I yawn the last few weeks debt, I mean. To be I mean, I'm gonna be totally honest with the border issue is a pipe dream no matter what president you got, because every four years, the next guy comes in and sets it on fire and does what he thinks is right. And we already know that most of the time, the Democratic Party, whoever they nominate, will come in, rip the wall down and let in the next wave of Democratic voters. They're going to hand them all the all the freebies, and then the Republicans will try to shut it down. They won't be highly successful.

1:05:47 This is just a big circle jerk for me and I just I mean, there's no way in four years Trump is really going to drag that number down now. So just they will. He's just going to keep, in my opinion, anyway, it's just going to continue the snowball. I mean, I'm not I think what what Trump's going to do is he's going to continue building that wall and drive that number back down. Well, assuming he gets one hundred percent support in Congress, right in the sad unless. He well listen, Trump didn't have the support then and the numbers were lower regardless, like a quarter of what Biden's.

1:06:36 He's going to have the abilities to do that. One of the things that he did gated over also was when they asked him how he was going to remove these people from the country, and they don't have You can't use the police department, they're not big enough. So he's going to have to use the military. Maybe, But. I think, okay, So if we just get image alone, is gonna make Trump, I think a dictator on all. It will, But I don't I don't think he'll do that because two plus percent of the American people. I don't think he's gonna called the military because that that's that he knows that I'll work against him. Look, he'll just bolster.

1:07:17 The National Guard I refer as, he will just. Bolster and enforce ICE and probably put more money into ICE and into border patrol so that they have more agents so they can do their jobs. That's the only answer for him. Well, that's a possibility. The big issue I have with the border why I'm so pissed about it. So the economy obviously affects everybody. The problem I have with the border is everyone gets stuck on how many people cross versus who didn't cross, and that's all they talk about. But they're not talking about is the ramifications and the danger we have and playing with the border and just using these people as talking notes, pawns and as pawns for for the political objective, which is fucking stupid, especially when I just read that when they had seventeen hundred something terrorists caught coming over the border. Seventeen hundred it only takes one to radicalize twenty people to and then you just keep multiplying that twenty can radical radicalize two hundred, and that keeps going.

1:08:19 The issue we have is they're not taking it serious. You can't do this. Go go try this shit in China, not gonna happen. Try this in Thailand, not gonna happen. Malaysia's not gonna let you do that. North Korea doesn't let everyone go in. The work you said is absolutely correct, and one of the things that you learn in the service is they used to use the term guerrilla warfare, which they did in Vietnam. Yeah, well now it's the first coins it's China and these groups they'll bring in and it'll break down groups of gorilla groups. We're gonna say they can be three, four or five people, and in some cases just one or two, but generally there are a group of small group of people, a couple, two or three or four. They go into a particular area on known and you can't protect against that not knowing that they're there, because they're dressed like the rest of the civilians like we've got in this country, and move into a territory or an object that they want to blow up, destroy or in that small group number and do their damage, and it's very very difficult to combat that type of u fight against that type of combat. So that's with this border opened up and these terrorists that you said that are coming in from various parts of the world.

1:09:41 Iran, Iraq, do you do you know where a lot of these people are coming from though. But they're coming in from Yeah, they're. Coming from but a lot of them, you know where A lot of the terrorists that they're catching are coming from from. Iran, Iraq, Somalia. Yeah, which congress person do we have that is from Somalia? She is in. America that much Omar stop it really in her own state. In her own state, they caught a terrorist who was allowed to stay there in roam for one whole year before they did anything. Do you think do you think she's She's got the paperwork on every one of them. You know, her father was the general of enforcement in the military of the of the terrorist ruler back where she lived. She's the daughter of that guy.

1:10:29 I know, I know that, but well, I guess let me rephrase. I'm just saying, do you think she has the intelligence Somalia sending it to her? I don't. I don't think you could underestimate her. I don't like her. You can't do. I think she should be removed. And there's too much there's too many coincidences where her name comes up. Yeah. Period. Okay, so outside of terrorism this as well. Is gonna try to say earlier before I started going down the Ilhan Omar road, the wall is enough. It isn't enough, Okay. The other thing they need to do is stop foreign governments and allowing them to buy fucking property and assets in the United States. Did you know. I don't know if you know this, Rick Man. No, maybe heard this, But the Chinese, the People Republic of China, were so bold as they bought buildings in different states. They were just caught recently running their own fucking state ram police station in New York City.

1:11:33 Yes, and they've had these, I'm gonna call them posts in other states as well. Yeah, we're not talking about a consulate. No, we're talking about police right out in the open, an actual police force ran by the People's Republic of China. Yes, in the United States. Yes, and it was New York. Chinese people in the US exactly enforcing their own law us in agendas in the United States. Well, you know, this Congress needs to be evaluated in its structure now, and somebody.

1:12:15 Know what they need to do. They all need to be lined up. They need to run down there in a golf cart. Guy holds out a stick with a giant fucking rubber hand. They all need to slap in the face after driving by really quick, round them up, just kick him out of the kick them out. They're done. Just start over. Absolutely. I mean, what these foreign countries are doing to this country, and what this country is allowing them to do, which has been predominantly the Democratic Party because they've had the control of Congress so long, and all these side activities of invasion will call it to this country is a direct consequence of the Democratic Party period.

1:12:58 Okay, so let me ask a question again, Ask men, do you think it's okay for foreign governments to be allowed to buy property and own assets within another country? No, you think, man? No, no, it's it's not okay, but it's and it's legal in our country. Though. The only way to solve it is like he's saying, passing some kind of law. How is it legal? Well, well, I can go to a. Foreign country and buy something, it's. At the concept is when I'm getting in you're not going to be able to go to China and no land. No okay? So example, well I could pick a Portugal because you can't just go there and buy a property.

1:13:38 You have to be a citizen, right. You can't just go to Italy and buy a property without being vetted, approved and going through many many different places. Family that attempted that, so they know when they had told me they were interested in moving to various parts of France, really is it? And no, it's not. What they have to do is they have to show, uh, they have to have something like two hundred thousand dollars. We discussed this a few years ago, so it may not be exact with the dollar. Them, but still it's not like you're going to. Have to have a minimum of two hundred thousand dollars in the bank and x amount of dollars is an income. They're not going to support you. And you have to be self sufficient and show that you have enough money and enough reserve in the bank to support yourself.

1:14:25 And the government has to prove you and the government, even if you just sell the money, the government has to let you buy property. I've known years ago people that moved to Mexico and bought the houses down there in a resort area that was being built and public and advertised on American TV in Mexico, and the Mexican government comes in and confiscates the property after the people moved in and paid out all that money for it and took the homes. A what let's let's let's get back to the heart of this question. Okay, man, you made a point, but that more refers in what you're talking about, Rick, to individuals buying residential property, I'm talking about governments. Okay, the Chinese own bridges, and the Chinese government owns bridges in America.

1:15:09 They actually own farmland in America, the government, not an individual. Well, I understand the farmland. I didn't know that they own. Yeah, well, bridges they do. So that's what I'm talking about. Governments able to buy. You know, a company could buy. I guess you can make investments. But even then, like Rick said, as with residential purchases, you're vetted. You can't just do it right. Well, yeah, but it's kind of what I was saying. You can go to a foreign country and buy something, but you have to go through. The steps, many steps, yes, but you still can't. And in America it's legal for somebody to come from China and buy something. Well, we're talking about individuals, Well, I'm talking about the countries government, especially buying land next to of all military bases.

1:15:56 Yes, a government in any country, a government shouldn't be able to purchase and just own land. Usually there will be there will be an exception to where it would fall under I forget the actual title, but it becomes kind of like like a consulate, for example, or an embassy. Right it's treated that way to where it's treated as sovereign soil and recognized as stuff, but it's also recognized as a government agency allowed to have a presence o CAA. It's not looked at as a government just can go I'm gonna buy this farm land, I'm gonna buy this bridge, I'm gonna buy you know, this lake, and I'm going to own this damn that doesn't happen, and that shouldn't happen.

1:16:38 You're basically selling your country off. I will I will back into my cave and close the door. No, no, no, no, you get okay, all right, I stand, I just I will take. It's not a correction, it's I'm I'm not I'm not giving a correction. When i'll locker room, I'm given kind of an opinion on how I don't think that should ever be allowed in the United States. You should not allow a foreign government, a foreign Asian to own any property in the United States, and an exception to be treated as an embassy or a place that is treated as sovereign soil that has approved and you know, monitored by the US government. Themselves as one thing, but to have the government making private investments and holding those assets and controlling them, and like Rick said earlier, where they're buying proper strategically around bases, which is happening right now in California. If you look at the map, I can't pull it up now because I wasn't prepared for this, But basically they bought enough farmland that China has to Which base was it?

1:17:41 Oh, they got San Diego down there, They've got there's somewhere I believe San Francisco or Oakland, but I'm not sure. I know there's two areas, and I do remember San Diego, but they've strategically bought land that is basically surrounding one of our. I'd have to look it up. I believe the O other one might be Long Beach, but yes. I'll bring it up. I might revisit this later in a different episode. But this is fact, you know, this is where, this is what I do when I get in this situation to where I know, I just don't recall. I just tell the audience go google it, go look it up. Yeah, it's easy to find. It's exactly if we could find. It, you can find when I mentioned Tokyo Rose that's actually the Second World War, not the First Red World because you get people to correct it over the cy that's.

1:18:26 True, but sometimes you got to put it on the audience to go to your research because you know, we need to start training people to dig into the truth. Yes. Period, let's just general information and if you want to know more about it, like you said, you can take it upon yourself to dig into the Uh, you know what has been said? Agreed, you got something their mental Yeah. Just the Chinese company that owns three hundred and seventy acres in Grand Forks, North Dakota, is the fu Feing Group right next to the Air Force base out there.

1:19:07 And then there's another one called wh Group. They own Smith Foods. Uh. That's twenty thirteen was the big was the biggest purchase of pork in the country. So I guess it's a pork farm. That's also that's also somewhere near our military base ba bah. Yeah. So I mean, you guys are right that these companies are doing, but I don't well, maybe it's just Google. They're not telling me if they're tied to any government entity, but. They are in those businesses and many like that in China. The one of the biggest shareholders in those businesses is the actual Chinese government. Oh, I guess you cannot operate a government there without China being a partner in your government.

1:19:50 Like I said, I've got China own, so I'll take my l I'll just go over. Well, but China looks up because I couldn't recall where it was. Now. They use those businesses as a cover absolutely so that they generalized American public don't catch it. I got, I got a perfect example, a perfect example to support both of your guys' statements. Here Alibaba, Remember Alibaba? Yeah, remember the owner where he wouldn't pay X amount of dollars to the Chinese government. The Chinese government is a big partner in Alibaba. What happened to that guy? He disappeared for how many months and then suddenly resurfaced out of nowhere with a whole different attitude, different tune. Right, right. The Chinese government is involved in most any large corporation.

1:20:34 You think, Huawei just gets away with whatever they do with all their communications technologies without having the Chinese government, you know, with their hands in their pocket and directing what they do not gonna happen. Well, you know what I think that happened. What needs to be done is in laws imposed not aware. The US government and military can go into these barns and buildings that China has and check them out and find out what type of equipment and transmission equipment that they have in and they should, and whether or not they're being able to tap into communications sources as whether it's radar or whatever type and find out if that's what they're doing, and if that's what they're doing and I don't, then confiscate the property and kick them out of the country, well all of them.

1:21:32 In conclusion to all this border security question. Biden's a freaking liar. It was proven statistically that it was much better under Trump, regardless regardless of partisan support period. I agree, Yeah, that's kind of obvious at this point. That is. And while they were giving that debate, they were having funeral services for one twelve thirteen year old girl that was rped and you're brutally murdered, Yeah, by one of the illegals they came into the country under Biden's watch. Yeah, yep, it's sad and so and what we just did was bring up other issues with border security that most people didn't hurt. You know, they don't know about or hear about that isn't talked about. So I don't know.

1:22:20 Hopefully people get something out of this and they take the time to do their own research to really dig into the truth. But I'm just tired of the border issue being treated as just some talking point, you know, because it's more than that. It's it's our national fucking security. Let's move on though January sixth. It's been asked and people have always say that Trump deflex doesn't want to give a direct answer into his involvement, how he treated it, whether or not he incited the riot. I'm just going to play the question. I still don't know how you insighted it. Well, listen, this will be this will probably be more opinion the fact, because a lot of facts have been suppressed. But I do have a little bit of information to bring up on it. Let's go ahead and play this.

1:23:03 We're paying everybody's bills. Let's turn to the issue of democracy of former President Trump. I want to ask you about January sixth, twenty twenty one, after you rallied your supporters that day, some of them stormed the capital to stop the constitutionally mandated counting of electoral votes. As president, you swore an oath to quote, preserve, protect, and defend unquote the Constitution. What do you say to voters who believe that you violated that oath through your actions and inaction on January sixth, and worry that you'll do it again. Well, I don't think too many believe that. And let me tell you about January sixth. On January sixth, we had a great border, nobody coming through, very few. On January sixth, we were energy independent. On January sixth, we had the lowest taxes ever, We had the lowest regulations ever. On January sixth, we were respected all over the world. All over the world were respected. And then he comes in and we're now left that we're like a bunch of stupid people. What happened to the The United States' reputation under this man's leadership is horrible, including weaponization, which I'm sure at some point you'll be talking about where he goes after his political opponent because he can't beat him fair and square.

1:24:13 You have eighty seconds left. My question was, what do you say to those voters? Who believe that you violated your constitutional oath through your actions in action on January sixth, twenty twenty one, and worry that you'll do it again. Well, I didn't say that to anybody. I said peacefully and patriotically. And Nancy Pelosi, if you just watched the news from two days ago on tape to her daughter, who's a documentary filmmaker, they said, but she's saying, oh no, it's my responsibility. I was responsible for this because I offered her ten thousand soldiers or national guard, and she turned them down, and the Mayor of in writing, by the way, the mayor in writing turned it down, the Mayor of DC, they turned it down. I offered ten thousand because I could see I had virtually nothing to do.

1:25:00 They asked me to go make a speech. I could see what was happening. Everybody was saying, they're going to be there on January sixth. They're going to be there. And I said, you know what, there's a lot of people coming. You could feel it. You could feel it too, and you could feel it. And I said, they ought to have some national guard or whatever. And I offered it to her. And she now admits that she turned it down and it was the same day she was I don't know. He can't be very happy with her daughter because it made her into a liar. She said, I take full responsibility for January sixth. President Biden. Look, he encouraged those folks who up on Capitolil Number one. I sat in the dining room off the Oval office. He sat there for three hours, three hours watching begging, being begged by his vice president and a number of his colleagues and Republican side as well, to do something, to call for a stop to end it. Instead, he talked, they've talked about these people being patriots and the great patrons of America. In fact, he says he'll now forgive them for what they've do on you know, they've been convicted.

1:26:02 He says he wants to commute their sentences and say that no. But he went to every single court in the nation. I don't know how many cases, scores the cases, including the Supreme Court, and they said they said, no, no, this guy, this guy is responsible for doing what is was done. He did do a damn thing, and these people should be in jail and they should be the ones that are being held accountable and he wants to let them all out. And now he says that he loses again. Such a whiner that he is, that there could be a bloodbath. Thank you, President Biden, President Trump. But they've done to some people that are so innocent. You ought to be ashamed of yourself what you have done.

1:26:42 How you've destroyed the lives of so many people. When they rip down Portland, when they rip down many other cities. You go to Minnesota, Minneapolis, what they've done there with the fires all over the city. If I didn't bring in the National Guard, that city would have been destroyed. When you look at all of the they took over big chunks of Seattle. I was all set to bring in the National Guard. They heard that, they saw them coming, and they left immediately. What he said about this whole subject is so off, peacefully, patriarch. One other thing, the Unselect Committee, which is basically two horrible Republicans that are all gone now out of office and Democrats. All Democrats, they destroyed and deleted all of the information they found because they found out we were right, we were right, and they deleted and destroyed all of the information. They should go to jail for that. If a Republican did that.

1:27:38 They go to thank you President Trump. President Biden, I want to give you a minute. The only person in the stage is a convicted fellow. Is the man I'm looking at right now. And the fact of the matter is he is. What he's telling you is simply not true. The fact is that there was no effort on his part to stop what was going on up in Capitol Hill and all those people, every one of those of the convict that deserves to be convicted. The idea that they didn't kill somebody, just went in and broke down doors, broke the windows, occupied offices, turned over desk to turn them over statues. The idea that those people are patriots. Come on. When I asked him the first two debates we had, the debates we had first time around, I said, well, you denounced the Proud Boys. He said, no, I'll tell them to stand by the idea. He's refusing to Well, we denounced these guys. We denounced the people we're talking about now, we denounced the people attack that capital.

1:28:35 What are you going to do? What do you guys think? So for well, I think Biden's in La La land one. He has no idea. What he's referring to he's just going by what he used to do over the years in the way that he rejects positive information. Okay, and I he's and what Trump has said is actual factual. And that news media source where it was just. A it was a documentary that talk about Pelosi. Yeah, Pelosi's Documentaryelosi was forgot the daughters. I don't care who they Okay, but her daughter, Yeah, me me the documentary.

1:29:17 So she's on tape saying, yeah, I should have taken the ten thousand. I should have done this, I should have done that. Yeah, she. Is going to get wind up, But does. She actually say she should have taken She's in the doctorentary. She's talking about regretting the way January sixth went down, how she should have accepted the ten thousand troops. So she whatever, have you seen that video? I saw that that documentary along like. Well, no, this was just this was just released and video they were in the car. I saw a documentary of her with her daughter falling around. It was released at least a year or two ago. Well this one remember now this one here, that one, this one's relatively new. I have uh and uh it came out what a week or two ago? Was it?

1:30:05 It was a few weeks It's a few weeks ago. Well, you know what, this is where we do our crackpot reached that that typewriter sound effect in there. I might but one of the things that that right here, hold on, hold on, I think I found it in Red Mass, Pelosi. No, let's let's see if this comes up. Man, now it comes I'm going to punch him out. I wouldn't pay. I'm waiting for this for trespassing on the capitol. Ban't punch him out, and I'm going to go to jail. I'm going to be happy. That's it. Okay, that doesn't say anything. That's not an admission. Where's the other video that's that wasn't even the video? Yeah, it said it was, but that's the one that if you would be able to right here, she was she riding in a car. Yes, okay, found it well.

1:30:51 On there, and we should have me. Back this up. We have responsibility, Terry. We did not have any accountability for what was going on there, and we should have This is ridiculous. You're gonna ask me in the middle of the thing when they've already breached the inaugural stuff that uh uh should we call the Capitol police? I mean the National Guard? Why weren't the National Guard there to begin with? They thought that they had sufficient Now there was not a question of how they had been They don't know. They clearly didn't know, and I take responsibility for not having okay, first, just prepare for more.

1:31:35 Okay, So she's lying there that they didn't know. There's a whole timeline out there of what happened, and during that whole time leading up to the event, there was already chatter that was caught by White House security about the possibility of an actual militia coming together to write on the Capitol. They found weapons and bombs like I'll try to pull it up, but there's a whole timeline where they had sufficient time. To react to what was with the bombs. Turned out there was a pipe that was miles away that they thought. Was not referring to the pipe bomb. Talking to the chatter on the radio and everything else that they caught, they knew. They knew in advance, and they knew during the day as things were progressing, that things were going to happen. According to the chatter that they intercepted over radio frequencies. Okay, they literally had the timeline, like at ten o'clock this happened, this threat happened, this chatter happened.

1:32:31 They knew and in that timeline, the they say only the Capitol Police and the Sergeant of Arms. Okay, here's the problem that people don't that they don't get through their heads. They keep saying the National Guard can only be called in by the governor. There is no governor for the district of Columbia. It's not a state. Let's what we don't understand. It's not a state. Well, all, that's not the issue at this point. That was a separate thing. What's brought up now is what he said with Nancy Pelosi admitting that she did not. But I'm not done. I'm not done. The timeline shows, the timeline shows that they had plenty of time to react.

1:33:13 And them claiming that the whole thing about the National Guard or emergency services were not approved as bullshit. So here we go, says right here, memorandum for Security of the Army. This was dated January fourth. Okay, this memorandum response to your January fourth, twenty twenty one memorandum regarding the District of Columbia requests for District of Columbia National Guard DCNG and support in response to planned demonstrations from January fifth through sixth, So they already knew ahead of time. Someone was good, something was cooking. It says you are authorized and approve the requested support. You're authorized to approve the requests to support subject to my guidance below. Now it does say there's a couple of things that they said you can't do unless he authorizes. It says you can't issue weapons, ammunition, bayonets, batons, politic protection. Basically, you can't.

1:34:11 You can't take the military to attack you as citizens, right, You can't have them physically interact. You can't employ any riot control agents share equipment with law enforcement agencies because a military organization can't act in the same way that the police can. They can't, okay, because then now you're attacking your own citizens. But it does say it did say at all times, the DCNG will remain under the operational and administrative command and control of the Commanding General of the DCNG, who reports to the Secretary of Defense, to the Secretary of the Army. Says you may employ the DCNG, the District Columbia National Guard quick reaction for US only as a last resort and in response to a request from an appropriate civil authority. Okay, if the QRF is so employed, DCNG personnel will be clearly marked and or distinguished from civilian law enforcement personnel, and you will notify me immediately upon your authorization. So they had the power at any time to call the National Guard if they needed to escalate the situation. They had to get approval to do so. But it didn't say they couldn't.

1:35:21 It just said you have I have to prove it if you're going to escalate their response if they're going to have to use weapons of what reik here, But it doesn't say anywhere they were denied. But that is that is accurate. It is, however, but the person that they can get the approval from is the President of the United States. No authorizing or making a request to Nancy Pelosi, who has the authority to do that as Speaker of the House. Yes, it didn't. It didn't happen. Why she admitted in this recent video. It didn't have to the authority to do it. She turned it down. It did not need the President's approval. No, it didn't have to have President.

1:36:01 Clearly states of here and in that timeline I told you about the record of the events. They actually requested support of the National Guard three times and they got no response. Who was responsible for that? Pelosi exactly. So it's fun, right, but exactly that's just exactly what he was saying. Here's the issue I have with Trump on January sixth, Why did he wait three hours to make a move to control the crowd. That crowd moved while he was having his speech at that time. He didn't wait till three hours afterwards. He made that statement days in advance that there was going to be x amount of people there and that he felt that they needed the National Guard persecure.

1:36:48 No, that's true. I'm talking about the other The statement you just made turned out to be false information. No, yes, it was. It was false information. He doesn't He's on a stage preparing for his speech there at that instant, and he did not know what was going on at that time. Also, it was said that there was also agents there, FBI agents that was involved in some of the situation at the Capitol. So at the same token, these people on January the sixth were being waved in by Capital security.

1:37:32 They opened up the gates waving them in. It's going to be interesting to see how far Trump goes with this once he becomes president, because one of the people that keeps popping up is one of the security guards. They've keep asking what his name was that opened up the gate and waving all these people in from the Capitol. And so Trump didn't wait, he is the at that time he did. He wasn't in a position. I won't say he was in a position, but hindsight is, you know, it's like Monday night football could come in in hindsight and said he should have. He could have, and why didn't he And at that particular time, he had already offered the protection that was needed given the size of the people that were showing up for the event, And he wasn't responsible. He didn't know at the time. And it was said by him and other support groups that he wasn't aware of what was going on at the Capitol during the time frame that he was getting prepared to give his speech there. So he did make reference in exactly what he said that these people need to legally and blah blah blah, they're going to the Capitol, but they need to protest legally. In short, and uh,

1:39:06 you know, mobs are hard to control. I don't I don't think Trump should get off with the I. Don't. I mean, the district of Columbia doesn't have a you know, a governor, like you say, but that is the president's area, that's his yard. Well, it's all so Congress is certain people. Congress's responsibility when the president offers the National Guard, which he can do. But he doesn't have to offer it though, does he really has to sit there and go, will you take this please? I mean, okay, so the district of Columbia is where you know, the white hot's all his area. So I don't know, I don't know how the person who will make that call is the sergeant at arms for Congress. Okay, okay, And that's not no Nancy Pelosi by the way, No, it's not not Donald Trump. So Trump just can't drop a thousand troops. He can offer, but he can't. He can't just you can't just offer military force. It has to be National Guard, which is still military, right, But you can't say I'm sending the Marines in to control US citizens.

1:40:10 Well, that's a whole different naneag it is it is. I'm just saying, I mean, I'm gonna take another l here. I don't know. I know you're not because because because there are conversations, they're saying they can't find evidence. But there's a lot of people that came out that say in conversations, Trump did offer to send National Guarden, but in the end it's. And they also sent that letters to Pelosi suggesting that she approve it in that it due to the size of the right. And in this letter here I read this memorandum signed by Christopher Mitchell. Okay, or I'm sorry Christopher Military, sorry Miller, that he did give them authorization to approve the request.

1:40:54 He just said, you can't do any of these military actions with the National Guard against US citizens without roll that back up without. His express saying is memorandum of the secret Secretary of the Army. Yeah, for the Secretary. Of the Everything that he said in there from the military, the National Guard, National Guards. Read it right here. It's employment guidance for DC's National Guard. Look at this says it right here. Okay, this memorandum response to your January fourth memorandum regarding District of Columbia request for District Columbia National Guard support and response to planned demonstrations for January five and six. You are authorized to approve the requested support, and the only thing it says without my subsequent personal authorization, they're not allowed to be issued weapons, ammunition, bayonets, but batten's or ballistic protection equipment such as helmets and body armor. And it goes to a hole this or you can't play helicopters or any other air assets, conduct searchency users, arrest, or anything else without his personal authorization. Now, with that being said, if this was approved and the National Guard was actually deployed as they were approved to do so, if they needed them, and it did escalate, that means what would have happened The sergeant Arms or Pelosi or whoever was

1:42:25 in charge had to call back over here and say, hey, this is where we're at, we need to escalate this, and he would have to approve that. That's correct. Okay, it's right there. Yes, So the problem I have is Trump's response. He's not the bad guy, I think, but here's your timeline. Okay, Trump tweets eight to seventeen am he does a tweet about pants blah blah blah. Okay, it's something. Okay. The Secret Service sends and alert that there are more than ten thousand people in the line at the Ellipse where President Trump is scheduled to speak. Now before January sixth, they already knew something was going to happen or cooking, which is why they require National Guard. If you keep going through all of this, there is a lot on here that that that says that they had encounters with people and her chatter about stuff that was going to happen. Okay. Acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen has a nine minute call with a White House lawyer, Eric Henshman, blah blah blah, and it just keeps going, and then you see how it starts to escalate and escalate.

1:43:19 Ten to fifty nine Police recover two firearms from an unattended vehicle north of the National Mall. Eleven am. Capitol Police is aware of a large crowd around the Capitol building, including a group of approximately two hundred Proud Boys. Okay, Jeffrey Rossen receives a call from Patch whatever. But I'm just saying, it just keeps going. Then you slowly start to see things escalate. Okay, Acting Defense Secretary of Christopher Missile, I mean I keep saying Sure participates in tabletop exercise regarding the Defense Department constitiency response. Stop there for a minute. Oh, hold on eleven thirty. They're already talking about Defense Department contingency response options. Of the day of the event. But let's stopped there, per second. Okay, right there, and then or all events that are happening on the day of that speech. Yes, Trump would not necessarily know all of what's going on here, So let's stop there, per a second.

1:44:17 But that's what I said. That's what I said. There was a number of days before, yes, when he contacted Nancy Pelosi, who can attack, you know, give this guy a call and tell him that they want the National Guard. That's that's why she's disputing, so he sent that. My point is not Trump. My point being is the White House Congress already knew things were going to happen. Yes, they were already approved to use National Guard supports. They dropped the ball, right, Pelosi dropped it because she's the one that has the Speaker of the House. Has the authority, and the Sergeant of Arms drop the ball because the sergeant of Arms is the one who has to make the call ultimately.

1:45:02 With Pelosi's permission. I'm sergeant Arms is charged. Who does he report to? Starge Arms? Almost like the police, they can literally take action. The health they need authorization. Regardless, there's enough here to show that they knew things were happening, they did, they didn't take appropriate measures, and they tried to pin it all on Trump. The problem if once I get to it, is that Trump made a speech, they started walking out over there. Trump, it's all the timeline he gets driven back. I'm not saying he did anything wrong, but seeing the things escalate, he could have went out. He could have went out to make another speech earlier than he did. He did. He did the one speech, but he did come out later to address them again, and he made a tweet to try to get people to calm down. But he should have acted sooner. As what I'm trying to.

1:45:53 Say, that was all one speech. He didn't give two that day. It was one speech, okay, And so anyway is that that's history at this point. But the new one is in this evidence that came forward with Pelosi making that statement in the car relieved Trump from the legalities associated with his court case. And it appears at this time, although they haven't said it, uh, you know, there's some deviance in it, that there is enough evidence with this tape that Pelosi was the one that accepted responsibility for what happened at the Capitol, which will relieve, should relieve him from that lawsuit.

1:46:34 It took, it took, it took him till two fourteen, says a handwritten National Guard timeline. Says cig told uh that the Guard told to stand by by the Secretary of the Army at two fourteen, two fifteen, the doors of the capital have been breached. So you're right, they dropped the ball. And again I'm not blaming Trump. What I'm saying is most everyone was there to support Trump, and I'm what I'm trying to say, what I have been saying is he could have see he makes another tweet, not really, There's there's plenty of time to say something to try to calm down the crowd. He didn't incite it. We all saw the speech. He didn't say anything he said peacefully, right exactly, he didn't. He didn't cite the riot.

1:47:18 And actually that was said number of times. Yes, it was, but he had plenty of time to respond, and he should have respond because he could have probably calmed things down if he did. Well, would have He should have could go exactly what I should have debated the National Guard before this. Effer you said, you said, He didn't say anything, only said at once two thirty eight pm, Donald Trump tweets please support our capitol, police and law enforcement. There are truly on the side of our country. Stay peaceful. Former Deputy White House Press Secretary Sari Matthews later testified that Press Secretary Kayla mckennery had told her that Trump hadn't wanted to include the word piece in the sweet which is probably bullshit, but it says right here he didn't respond to support police till two thirty eight. All of this crap was going. His speech was at what twelve.

1:48:08 I don't know what time the speech was and what time it was started, how long it took him to get prepared for it and get them set up, and I don't know what time. He returned the White House after a speech. At one point we already found some faults in that information that we just went over. I'm just saying he had already an hour or two to respond to try to calm things DOWNE He was making tweets already from his vehicle about Mike Pants and everybody else. So again, I you know, I can't read his mind. Why wasn't it here? So irregardless as he's at the design that he was wine, No, just agree, No, you don't. You don't have to agree because he is going to he is going to swing this bat.

1:48:50 No, listen, when you when you have the when you have the evidence, did I say Trump did it? No? Have they proven no, he didn't? You? But your overall point is. That we just discussed. This is going to be brought up now in a court of law. So it. Is. But my question still stands, And this is one thing Trump doesn't answer every time he's asked, why did it take him so long to come back? Do you really really want to? I never, He's never going to answer that. All he's going to do is cross himself up. But that's the issue that I have. That's the only lingering thing out there that they can hold him for, is that his response, why did he not? A speech doesn't solve it though, it doesn't solve it. But if people are there under the guise of supporting him because they don't agree that the election results were correct. But they're going to the Capitol.

1:49:44 But the. Speech doesn't solve anything. They're already in riot mode. The only action he can take is an action you're you're saying that he can't do without Pelosi saying yes, which is sending anything in there. No, that's not what I said. I say, Donald Trump, send national Guard. So I'm saying, I'm saying that in that timeline you're you're pulling up here when it gets to that that gap before he makes a speech or a tweet or whatever about calming down in that time, in that gap there, he could have sent some bodies in there to break that up. But he can't do that because you just because you guys have both said that Pelosi has to sign off with Miller. So what where where would Trump win in that?

1:50:33 That's not the point. The point is he could have responded and said something. To well, we can't read his mind though during that window, because it's a short window, we may not, like he said, he didn't know what was going on. But it's still it's still in question. Pure well, it could be in question. But the whole thing here from a realistic Tan standpoint, is that the present of the United States told Nancy Pelowski that given the size of attendance of these protesters, that they need national security, and she turned it down. If she would not have turned it down, they would have been able to deal with this issue. And these people may not or would not have been able to storm the.

1:51:21 Capitol well also with the prior not That is the. Bottom line to all of them. I'm going to say something you're not gonna like, Yes, if you have the information and means to stop a murder in the court of law, when they find out you have the information, it means to do so when you become you're necessy okay. If I'm just you know that you can't mix apples and oranges, and that's just what they're all fruits. So other than that, again, I don't think he started it. He didn't incite it. I just wished he would have went out there and try to do that would have the people don't So let's say, let's say if he would have come in with the after statement, how are they going to get the message? They've already left the area where he's at it doesn't matter.

1:52:12 Something could have been done. But if if something if according to the timeline, it's true, they knew about it. That's why they set the barriers up. But they didn't put the bodies there. In the end, In the end, Trump didn't incite the riot his speech. We all saw it. There's nothing there that said let's go take this capital, let's bring it down and take it back. He never said any of that. So I've never said that either. I'm just saying I know he. Just that's true. The only thing you're the only controversy is the timeline and why he didn't say it's something while this is occurring. That's what I'm saying. But the fault lies on the Sergeant Arms in Nancy Pelosi, and they kept lying and saying, oh, we never got authorization, we were never approved.

1:52:56 Well, my question is why didn't Nancy Pelosi in the Sergeant of Arms respond to Trump's request to have the National Guard there? There is the problem. But she said in the video, yeah exactly. She said in the video that she's aware that it was offered, but it was already too late. They're already inside. True, but even beyond no, this was before when you hear originally. Back in the Yeah, this was before. But but even even before that, we see Chris Miller did give give authorization and did approve them to authorize the use before. Before they debated the National Guard, providing he had authorization from Nancy Pelosi.

1:53:39 No, it says he gave them authorization to request, meaning they were green light. Yeah, so she could have requested exactly. That's what I was saying, but yeah, in a different term. And the only reason I'm saying there is because at this point Trump's irrelevant. It doesn't matter if he offers them or not. The balls in her court. Well, the bottom line to the whole disc it again. Listen, we're on the side. I'm just going to tell us because and it's a good idea to bring up these point different points of view. That's what you learned from. And I brought this up because I saw I saw something where they made the same argument. So I'm like, Okay, why let's talk about that. Why that's all they have? Though, that's all they have?

1:54:22 No, Well, this is going to be The question is is whether or not Biden is capable of running this country for another four years, and he is not he's not capable of running it now. He was never capable of running it before. He's a seam president. The news sources have covered him up for the last four years, and they still have another debate coming up in September. That's not going to happen, and it's going to. Be interesting to see what happens between now in September. Cabinet the authority and the only authority from the information that I got to remove him from office.

1:55:07 I think with everything we've been talking about, even though I push some buttons, sometimes you have to. We've called them out for as much as they say Trump lied, there's a document or there's there's a there's an eyewitness testimony that supports Trump and totally makes Biden and the Democratic Party look exactly like what they are, bold faced liars. Period. They don't have anything on their side to prove anything against Trump. They even had to make up charges in New York to put some bullshit felony felony charge together. I mean, well, here's what I here's what I'd like you to do. I don't think you've ever done this, but go to Google and print up or type up Alan Dorsovitz and when that occurs. You're going to hear Alan dorsa Fitz. You can open up a window that will allow you to see an interview with Alan d'orsovitz and Fox News, and Fox News talked about the trial that the thirty four charges that were brought against Trump.

1:56:17 And remember that al Dorsovitz him he is a professor of law. He's a scholar and a professor of constitutional law and law. And his wife was as well, and she died several years ago. Rick. Now the point is is he sat in on that case. Yeah, you brought it up last time, And honestly, I did a whole episode on this, and I actually went through every single document you could find, and I'm very versed on the case and how they came about the treachery into a felony charge. It's bullshit, period. The whole thing was made up, crap. The issue we have here is basically the Democratic Party is trying to keep control, they're losing control, and they know they're going to be outed.

1:57:07 Well absolutely, I mean, you know, it's just like in any investigation, the truth comes out eventually. Yeah, and the news meeting is abraud. The Democratic Party is a socialist activity that's falling in line with the Democrats, and the news meetia's falling in line with the Democratic Party. I disagree with you, and it's a step away from communism. Yeah, actually, I think you're very right on that one, very right. What do you think, Mana, do you think the Democrats will hold the Senate? I'm hoping not. I think it's looking right now that that's a possibility that they're not. I mean, I know the Republicans are only what two seats in the House. Are they going to hold that?

1:57:49 Who? The Democrats? No, the Republicans have a two seats. Republicans right now feel that they're going to take the House back and they have a very good possibility of taking over the center. Hope to hell that happens. Okay, So on the second time around, if they do get total control, do you think do you guys think that Trump will actually complete some stuff? Because I know in the first two years he had control and the only thing he can drag out was that tax cut, and the last two years of his presidency was Democratic controlled House and Senates. So well that's that haddled. And also, don't. I'm just wondering if if he does get controlled. Do you think he's going to bulldoze?

1:58:29 And I'm hoping he does. I think he is. He's already presented or he has said that. Uh uh, he has. He's already prepared and have formulated his cabinet, so when he goes into office if he does get oblected as president, that he's ready to go full speed ahead the day that he's appointed president. So his cabinet and his establishment has already been confirmed by him and uh and uh so, so I think that he will be able to achieve more. I had read a while back, and I'd have to go back and review it. And George, I think this would be an interesting one for you as well, and possibly a later discussion that when the president of the United States is allowed to run for two terms of office, unless he has interference from his duties, his job and his responsibilities, then he could be eligible for a third term.

1:59:32 Now I had read that. A while I heard that too, and I'm curious about to look. Now since he had his first time in office with the Russian lies and which led to him which started up in the early part of his or at the latter part of his term in office, when he started to run for president again. So he was still president the United States, and he's got to investigate these sources and find out about whether or not he was you know, how this impacted him and his abilities to handle situations and the laws and do his job. So there is a it appears as though there are grounds at this point where he may be able to utilize that and actually run for president for a third term.

2:00:32 Interesting. Now I've also you know where I first. Heard that third term thing. Remember they were trying to say that that was something Obama was going to try to pull. Uh huh remember that? I no, I know for a third term. Yeah, He's gonna try to push for How do you mention it? There was some thought of that, I think at one time. I don't remember the circumstance on how that would happen. But can I ask this question, do you think it would be wise to have Trump do a third term? Or should we just let him? Now? I think Trump is older, and some say there's too old for the job, but Trump has shown to be And as he entered this debate session, his it had had received work from his staff that he had passed all his physical aspects for running for office, So I think it, depending on how it goes this time, I think it might be a good idea to run him for a third office, depending on it. But that's kind of premature. You'd have to know who's running against him, what that person's background and experience is, and you know that who the candidate is.

2:01:46 In short, I think that the answer here period between these two guys, Biden Trump is Trump, hands down. Period. But I think personally that it really looks like Trump's gonna win. I mean, I don't know how he's not going to win this unless you know, we get another midnight, two am sudden three hundred thousand extra votes out of nowhere like we did last time. But I think that if he serves these next four years that I think that should be it. I think that should be a sign for an end of an era and we need to bring in younger, fresher Republican candidates to move the party a lot. I think that's too far advanced in order to make that decision. It's a possibility, but well.

2:02:31 I'm saying after he serves his second terms, I'm saying. Yeah, well that's what I'm saying. It's kind of far out we're looking at four more years down the road. He may not have the abilities to run for a third term. No, no, no, exactly what I'm what I'm saying is after he serves his next four years, just let him like that's it. Well. I think his first term in office there was too much stuff thrown at him legally to be able to effectively address all the needs at the President of the States had to address it at that time that the Democratic Party created. I understand what you're saying. I just think we should move on after you know what I mean, get by it an other way, reset the country, get it right.

2:03:13 Let Trump do it he has to do. Then after that, the next election, we need young fresh blood that understands what's going on, because listen, we can't keep we can't keep trying to elect people well into their years. What I like though with Trump is he's not this country like my other half with Liz when I were discussing about the other night, was that Trump is a businessman. He's not a politician, and this country needs a businessman to run it, not a lawyer and somebody that addressed law school. You can have those people as a part of your cabinet or legal opinions and advice. So running the national operating the national dat and running this country as a business, which I feel should be ran in that light or that way, and uh it would be economically feasible for these because he can address the finances around the world and how to utilize this country's finances and other countries finances in retrospects to eliminate wars and support this country like the the various things that he imposed on China and Iran in regards to winning their respect, to take their money away from them and their abilities

2:04:45 to support their country. I like that he runs it like a business person because yes, you know, one part of the government people will always overlook is the money being spent, period and who's accountable. That's right, it's our money, That's exactly just I get previous frivolously. In this way long we got in office right now is spending it like water. Niel, You've been silent over there much of the. M and ms, because I want amongst the m and m's, I apologize. You got anything, you got anything to add to this at all? I know you do. I do. The two term thing was I had to refresh. Is it's in the constitution. You only get two No, it is the only way you can get more than eight years is if you're doing a succession like Kennedy getting shut.

2:05:30 And that. The only reason this amendment exists is because FDR went four terms thirty three to forty five. Okay, so that so Trump's only limited to four years. Yeah, that's That's been standard procedure with that. But I was I heard him discussing such as, like you just said, other ways of the interferences occurring to the president and his abilities to perform his job. Well, that windows open. It may be to go to quarter or something in order. That I'm assuming, I'm assuming it would be like the World War that they're involved in that interferes with the term elements something like that. Maybe then I can see them keeping him in office.

2:06:20 Yeah, that's well, if somebody some kind of catastrophic thing, something, I something we would have to deep dive on, because I personally know I I heard rumblings of that. I have, and I heard it during Obama's administration. But I have no idea how the third term would ever ever be enacted or approved. I have trouble I attempted to this, and I had trouble finding that uh information in regards to the that issue of them being able to run for a third term. Uh. And right now we can thank god that he had the monetary background and to be able to fight off the Democratic Party. They went after him for every possible way that they could in order to get him out.

2:07:14 And could you imagine if we had another politician that came in that they attacked in this format, he would not be able to afford to run dunnas be and we would be under the Democratic control. Well, it looks like we're going to have Trump for president again unless Gavenus and steps in somehow. Well, you know, one of the other interesting things is become research too. I had heard that the Democratic Party and Biden had been flying illegals in from other countries and having them sign voter giving them American IDs and having them sign voting form.

2:08:00 I heard that, actually, And since you said that, let's ask this. I'm gonna ask the last question because we're already going over two hours here, Jesus Christ, So and this is gonna be important. It's coming up. Should we have people present IDs to vote? I'm dumb as No, it's not it. There's a question still in contention. I don't know why it's still being contested. I have no I have no idea why I'm throwing it out there. Give me your dumb ass opinion. I did. It's a dumb question to ask you. You've got to know who. They got to know who you are. Elaborate, that's it.

2:08:40 Support. You need your ID. The stupid question, they say. The only argument I keep hearing is that disenfranchises people from voting because they can't get ideas, which I don't understand it either, because I. Hear a good idea. You hear that from the Democratic part. Yeah, people get IDs. I've seen it. I've even seen them stand in line. Now. They may not be getting vote driver's licenses if they can't drive, but everybody you can get it idea. Yeah, that's all they want. So yeah, do that, Rick, Yeah, if you've got the proof that you're an American, set us on show an ID. But coming out of Silicon Valley in the workforce there there are tens of thousands of people that came into this country illegally that got false IDs.

2:09:25 In San Jose. Fair enough, and that's good enough. To vote too, But yeah, because a lot of those things passed. But listen, I'm gonna answer my own stupid question please, And this is just beating the drum because everybody says, but it's true. You can't get prescription without it, you can't see a doctor without it, can't drive without it, can't can't get it, get it, get into an airplane without it. Hell, you can't even take a train without it. So why is it okay for these things? Somehow this doesn't disenfranchise anybody, but it comes to voting, all of a sudden, everyone's disenfranchised, I know. And then if. That's the simple to that question, is is the Democratic parties pushing that so that they can get support from all the illegals that they've gone?

2:10:08 Of course, of course, and that that is the obvious answer, the under the underlying truth of it all. But still the statement is ridiculous because, like Manuel said, it disenfranchises people, as they say, but they can't prove how it does. So when you need an ID to do every other thing in America, you got, you buy you can't even okay, you can't drink in some cases, you can't even get into a concert without it right. You may have your tickets, but they still want to see your ID. Sometimes you can't even open a bank account. You can't buy a gun, and you can't buy any alcohol. Yeah, you can't get into a bar. No, it's it's stupid to think that this disenfranchise is Pete in California's streamlining it because now they're going to take the passport and the license and the state idea and make it one. That's that real ID thing. Yeah, I already got my life idea. I don't I don't.

2:10:59 I don't know when that start. I'm still on the old license. Well that's what I've got. I've got a real idea that real ID is only good for certain areas. You can go to Canada, you can go to Mexico and Hawaii, but. You still need the actual passport if you go. If you're going to Europe to save the actual country. Yeah, So it's like so for overseas to Europe, you need the actual passport. So it's a stupid idea, No, it is it because even within the United States, if you don't have real idea, that you can't bord a plane. So real ideas is all fifty states. Yeah, I believe so shit, Yeah, I get on that. I believe it is. Is what what we're saying. I missed it. I was asking if it's all fifty states going to have the real ideas because I only know about it.

2:11:40 It's nationwide. Yes, you can't. You can't board a plane without it. So if you want to fly from here to Nashville for a vacation, you can't if you don't have a real idea. Yeah. And if you want to apply to just certain places out of the continental LIMITSY get on, like Hawaii, Canada and Mexico. Yes, they've got to you can do that. I gotta get on that. So it concludes you're afraid to go to Mexico, oh my idea and not be able to get back into the country without a real ide because I think it's phony. Yeah, because it's it's a conclusion. We fact checked everybody. Trump hasn't lied as much as they all said. He may embellish, but he didn't lie. And then we have found that Biden actually lied more than Trump suppose he did, and that, uh, well, I guess vote Trump right.

2:12:26 Well, that's that's sounds like a winner to may or? Is RFK get to come out of you. Know, he that's interesting. Here's my take on him. I like the guy, but he's not a communicator. And unfortunately, it's just like the job market. You've got to fit and you've got to impress, and him as a world leader is not impressive. He has a vocal issue and I don't know what that is. But when he's it's something wrong with. Son of a bitch, satismatic, this fun dystonia, this funny what.

2:13:07 It's more n asmatic? So it's called son of a bitch. What does it do? It has something to do with his vocal cord. Yeah, it's got something to do with. Your your The vocal cords just continue to spasm. It sounds like you're gurgling. So when you if it's severe, you just can't talk. Yeah, it's so you're he's a step above him. He doesn't have a mental disappear, He doesn't. But he's uh, you're saying he's got a communication problem. Yeah. No, he's intelligent, but we need somebody to make him speak the English language proficiently and communicate proficiently. I'm totally gonna oh, dare you, Rick, dare you want someone who could communicate. You got a r f K is a smart guy, smart and RFK is an intelligent individual.

2:13:56 He's very smart. He's not stupid, and when he makes statements, he does them up. He's still a Democrat if you want to be a hard party line type of person. Yeah, regardless, but he's not dumb. I think he should have been the guy that the Democratic Party would have backed. But you can't because traditionally you back the standing president. Right. Well, you hear pros and cons on him, but Trump and the Comic Party is saying that he is more liberal than Biden, and a lot of people in Congress. Well, he's kind of the dark horse right now. I think he's slowly gaining more support. I don't know how much impact he's going to ultimately have, just because they won't even let him debate. If he did, that'd be quite honest, it'd be very interesting. I think if we're smart as RFK is, though, Trump would still shut him down. Yeah, simply English, he would just shut him down. He's too charismatic.

2:14:54 I don't think as modic dysphonia, that's what's called that's what it's called, neurological disorder affecting the voice and muscles. Okay, that's what it's called. Okay, huh, Well what did you say mental to. No, the neurological neurologe it's yeah, the brain. Oh got it, I look bigger. I had it. Something to do with the vocal cords. Well I got that part, but he said something to do with neurological I. Was, I was, I was skimming, But we'll go through. Okay, the neurological disorder that affects the voice muscles and the larynux, causing involuntary spasms. These spasms make the voice sound strained, horse shaky. It's a rare condition and the exact cause is not well understood. It can significantly impact communication, but various treatments, just as Rick said.

2:15:42 Including botox injections. What I guess, steroids, I guess that's funny into the vocal cords can help manage the symptoms to some extent. Kennedy has been open about the condition, which he has lived for live with for many years. So there you go. Rick was right, we need a communicator. Yeah, we don't know. The whole time beat. Yeah, And I do find it hard to understand him. I do like he has points but something it's it's like it's really hard to kind of make out what he's saying. Put them in perspective. Yeah, yeah, you're right, we do need that. I mean that that right there could be what what holds him back in of itself? Right, I would think so. I mean, when you go to visit the other heads of state that don't have any mental issues and issues, communication issues, and are very knowledgeable of why they're there and what they're going to present to the world, and you introduce somebody from this country that is mentally deranged, not saying that he is, but as an example, they've got to be neurologically sound and being able to communicate it.

2:16:51 It would be my impression it would be a when you get laughed at more than we would totally vote for him, because then we'd go from that to a guy that can't talk. I'm just actually going to say something like that, all I know what a way to go down the hill. We can't do another four years of Biden period. No period, that's that's been proved. I think what remains just what at this point is going to happen because he doesn't seem Disc's debate was an excellent opportunity for the Republican Party to take advantage or expose the news media and the Democratic Party look for covering it up for the last four years and lying to the American people.

2:17:38 It's evident that whatever cocktail they have to keep them going, they're running low on. Okay, Like I said, he's a robot with the glitch at this point. And I'm going to end it here, guys, because I think we all agree we don't need another Biden, and I think we dispelled the myth of how Trump is a pathological liar with a bunch of facts that we already just read today dispelled the myth of that Frump is a pathological liar. Okay, all right, I wasn't paying. I'm sorry because we just read a bunch of facts that support that. I'm fading. I apologize, don't worry about it anyway. That's that. Here's two a better America.