0:08

Every dog has its day, every sparrow

0:10

has its song, and every radical anti-American

0:13

protest has its anti-Semitic ringleader. We are

0:15

scientists who have entered the camp. Who

0:17

have entered the camp. Now what you're

0:19

watching is by no stretch of

0:22

the imagination a grassroots

0:24

or organic social movement.

0:27

Where are the police? Where is security? Where

0:30

is authority here? It's a fake

0:32

revolution that's been organized from

0:34

the top down, tied together by dark

0:36

money connecting not only shady

0:39

activists but multinational NGOs, state

0:42

actors and actual

0:44

terrorists. Students

0:49

at Columbia campus set up what they call

0:52

the Gaza Solidarity Encampment. Next morning

0:55

NYPD officers arrest 120 protesters

0:59

and clear the encampment from the campus.

1:02

However this intervention by

1:04

the police does not mark the end

1:07

of the protests but the beginning

1:10

of a radical, violent, anti-Israel

1:13

and more importantly anti-American movement that

1:15

will sweep college campuses from New

1:17

York City to Los Angeles. All

1:25

of this in the name of

1:27

divestment from a bunch of kids who largely couldn't

1:29

point out the Jordan River or the Mediterranean Sea

1:31

if their lives depended on it. This

1:34

all really begs the question, why

1:37

do these students suddenly and

1:39

exclusively care so

1:41

much about this specific

1:44

cause? How the hell

1:46

did these people organize themselves at hundreds

1:48

of campuses all over the country? This

1:53

is a movement funded from

1:55

the top down because it hates America.

1:58

That's what you're watching. Good

2:21

morning. Normally we are

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But obviously there are some things that have happened that make

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change just a little bit. I normally host

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to. Stephen's out on a planned vacation right

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now. I know he's chomping at the bit. Probably

2:41

to be able to get here and do

2:43

something about this because I think

2:46

a lot of you probably felt like I

2:48

felt last night when you heard

2:51

the verdict read, when people

2:53

started reporting on it. There

2:55

are a few days in life

2:57

where you remember very, very, very

2:59

clearly where you were, what

3:02

you were doing, who was with

3:04

you, details about

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what was going on around you that you

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don't remember on most days. Those

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days are burned into your mind. They're

3:13

vivid memories. May

3:16

30th, 2024 will be remembered as

3:18

one of those days. Like

3:22

many of you, I think, I was angry. I

3:25

was incredibly frustrated with the process that I

3:27

saw playing out in front of me. I

3:31

hated the gloating that I

3:33

saw. I forced myself to watch what

3:36

the left was saying about this. So

3:38

CNN, MSNBC, Twitter,

3:40

X. I

3:42

hated that every time I

3:44

saw somebody talking and gloating about this conviction,

3:47

they tried to hide it. They tried to

3:49

hide the fact that they were absolutely

3:52

thrilled that

3:54

democracy was dying right

3:57

in front of our eyes. And

3:59

that's not. me overstating what

4:01

happened yesterday. Maybe

4:04

you followed the trial every single

4:07

text thread that came out because it didn't allow cameras in the

4:09

courtroom. Maybe you didn't. Maybe you were like a lot of people

4:11

that said, it's just one more thing. They're trying to get him

4:13

on. They're trying to convict

4:16

a man of a felony. In

4:18

this case, they got the verdict. We'll see if

4:20

it stands. But

4:22

not telling you that he

4:24

actually broke any laws. I

4:29

don't know of another time that that has happened. I

4:33

can't think of another opportunity that

4:36

they would have had to do this in history where

4:39

they could take somebody to court and not

4:42

have any crime. And

4:44

yet a conviction comes, not only that, a unanimous conviction.

4:46

We're going to dive into some of the details of

4:48

the case and what's going on. But first, I want

4:50

you to know, Donald Trump

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ten am eastern time. so before we introduce

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everybody in the studio your my question to

8:18

you. How did you

8:20

feel? When you heard about the guilty verdict,

8:24

Lot. Of different answers. Lot of people

8:26

went tax last night and told us exactly

8:28

how they felt. Think. There's a lot

8:30

of good responses, and I think there's also

8:32

some very. Potentially.

8:35

Difficult responses to deal with. Who.

8:38

Get to that just a second. But before we

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do, when you hear this music. You

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make me look like Mack from Always Sunny

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was in that state a disease in

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unaware have. Bottle. Of water

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10:07

I'm really quickly before we we get into some

10:10

of the details here I'm the question and as

10:12

the eyes. When as you guys like how did

10:14

you feel jostle start with you how did you

10:16

feel less time when he found out and do

10:19

remember when you found out last night. Ah,

10:22

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room mom. I. Was playing mlb

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the show twenty four eating mash potatoes because

10:28

I know you no matter how. I wish

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I was losing and their that's the

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most thing as most what I remember but

10:35

that's the moment seared into your mind as

10:37

as as. Or not

10:39

guilty on. The

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bottom of the has struck out by sale

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again but now I am. I.

10:46

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10:48

little. Was. Surprised Oct? Yeah yeah.

10:51

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and Gym where you weren't do today's

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my day and we're not on Thursday

11:01

night A to see how on earth

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11:06

what was his name as Sanders I

11:08

guess is an hour is a guy

11:10

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11:12

let me guess he was found guilty

11:14

in either it's Alex Jones. To.

11:16

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as a spear was Alex's trial

11:21

and here we are. I

11:23

mean, if he thought anything else would happen like you

11:25

can adapt like that. This.

11:27

Is going to have that out? An interesting since

11:30

that's an interesting choice. I swear on of what

11:32

my I was english fruit two seconds later brain

11:34

what did you? thanks? I was

11:36

a just got them getting the six eight

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11:41

just downloaded the dev usa out because

11:43

we're getting all these storms and so I

11:45

gotta push notification. Pointed. Out from underneath

11:47

a little rope thing as a cop. Out.

11:49

As I expected to have, I completely expected

11:52

it. But I kind of also. it

11:55

was still surreal to see as a okay okay i

11:57

guess i guess we're here i guess this is where

11:59

we are now I guess I was a

12:01

little daft according to Toolman because

12:03

I still held out hope that juror

12:06

number two because theoretically they got their

12:08

news from X and from TruthSosh that

12:10

they would hold the line. Well,

12:13

I read if all the jurors didn't

12:16

unanimously find him not guilty, he was guilty.

12:18

No, I don't think that's true. But

12:21

either way, I was a little surprised. I didn't think

12:23

there was enough there. I thought people would see through

12:25

it. But let's jump into it. Obviously late yesterday

12:28

afternoon on Thursday, President

12:30

Trump was found guilty

12:34

of 34 charges of falsifying business

12:36

records. The former president of

12:38

the United States now a convicted

12:41

felon, having been found guilty of 34 felony

12:44

charges by a jury of

12:46

his peers in Manhattan, New York.

12:48

The mood changed entirely inside the

12:50

courtroom. Trump had been laughing

12:52

with his lawyer's hot land. They'd been talking

12:55

a lot. He was smiling. It appeared they

12:57

thought that this day was ending without a

12:59

verdict. And then after the judge had read

13:01

the head note, everything changed. A unanimous verdict

13:04

on all 34 felonies. That

13:07

is how Donald Trump became the first

13:10

American president ever convicted. An entire history

13:12

of this country and of the American

13:14

presidency, not one president or former president

13:17

has ever been tried or convicted of

13:19

anything, let alone multiple felonies. And

13:21

in this rare instance, as somebody who's quite...

13:23

I've been told Donald Trump's hair. I've been

13:25

told Donald Trump's hair. I hate that dude.

13:27

The system actually broke. I wanted to be

13:29

able to see this moment in my own

13:31

eyes. And now three weeks from today,

13:34

I will have been covering Donald Trump

13:36

for nine years. There will not

13:38

have been a day in the past nine years, I

13:40

think, where I have not mentioned his name. The

13:42

smiles, the media was gloating. And the laughter,

13:44

the brag that he's like... Oh man, dude,

13:47

I know. I was covering Donald

13:49

Trump for the last night. I've talked about him

13:51

every day. I don't have a problem. I don't.

13:55

I think she wants to date him. I think she wants

13:57

a lot of things from... Trump.

14:01

Yes. We'll pay that lady some hush money. I'll

14:03

spank you with a magazine, Mr. President. That

14:06

was one of the claims in the thing

14:08

from Stormy Daniels. I watched some

14:10

people, and look, I didn't really plan on talking

14:12

about this, but I watched people last night on

14:14

CNN, and I talked to my wife, and I

14:16

said, hey, she's like, hey, let's

14:18

watch the news. I just found out about this, and I was like,

14:20

oh, okay, cool. We're doing dinner. We typically try not

14:22

to watch TV during dinner. This is kind of a

14:24

momentous occasion, and our kids are like, hey, what's going on? And

14:27

we're like, oh, this is a very, very important event. We'll tell

14:29

you later on in life, and you'll remember, but

14:31

right now you won't understand what's going on. And

14:34

so she goes to turn on Fox because she

14:36

gets angry when she watches CNN for good reason.

14:39

We have to do it, so we've kind of

14:41

had our training in it, and so

14:43

we're kind of immune to some of the anger that

14:45

comes. I'm like, I need to know what they're saying,

14:47

and one of the things that they were saying is

14:49

like, Stormy Daniels was so brave. Is this vindication for

14:52

Stormy Daniels? I'm like, what? No,

14:54

I think she's below them, the hundreds of thousands of

14:56

dollars. She's still a lot of money, but she also

14:58

had nothing to do with this case at all.

15:00

Like nobody got up there and said, you were

15:03

right, Stormy. Which time, the time

15:05

that you lied and wrote a note saying that it never

15:07

happened, at the time you got on the stand and lied

15:09

saying it did happen, I don't think you've spoken truth. And

15:12

this wasn't about her at all, but they went like

15:14

the touchy feely route with Stormy Daniels. I

15:16

think the husband was being interviewed. Stormy

15:18

Daniels' husband, which I was surprised that there was

15:20

such a thing, given who Stormy Daniels

15:22

is, but nonetheless, I was

15:25

surprised that they were saying, oh, this is her redemption.

15:28

She's been vindicated. What? She

15:30

wasn't bringing any charges against Trump. Nobody was even talking about

15:32

her. It didn't have anything to do with this case other

15:35

than there was this thing with

15:37

money potentially being written incorrectly into

15:40

the expenses, an accounting issue.

15:43

But as we can always depend on,

15:45

Donald Trump came out and responded immediately

15:47

after the guilty verdict. The

15:49

sentencing process, tell us more about that. Yes.

15:53

So what will happen is that Donald Trump

15:55

will have to report to probation and probation

15:57

will prepare what's called a pre-sentencing report.

16:00

Trump responded to the different clip

16:02

that is absolutely not Donald Trump

16:04

Trump This

16:07

is a real disgraceful

16:09

trial. The real verdict is

16:11

going to be November 5th

16:13

by the people and

16:16

they know what happened here and everybody knows what

16:18

happened here. We have

16:20

a SOAR respect, DA, and the

16:22

whole thing. We didn't do a

16:24

thing wrong. I'm a

16:27

very innocent man. Look

16:29

at the guy's face. He's right. We've got

16:31

a country of fighting for a constitution. We've

16:34

got a pay-to-pay group right now. This

16:36

was done by the Biden

16:38

administration in order to wound or

16:41

hurt an opponent, a political

16:43

opponent. I

16:45

think it's just a disgrace. We'll keep fighting. We'll

16:48

fight until the end and we'll

16:50

win because our country's gone to hell.

16:53

Absolutely. Do you think he told him, hey, now when

16:55

we go out there, I want you to stand behind

16:57

me and look mad. That was a good height.

16:59

Make sure you hold that face. I liked it. I did too.

17:02

I thought it was good. I think he was genuinely pissed

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my lifetime short of maybe a Ronald Reagan type person,

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right? And that was when I was too young to

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get your Fight Like Hell shirt for Trump,

20:25

crowdershop.com or Trump2024, change my mind, I

20:28

think that's probably my favorite one right now because

20:30

he is going to be the next president of

20:32

the United States, he's a felon right now as

20:35

the next president of the United States. So hey, he's just

20:37

breaking all kinds of barriers, I like it. All

20:39

right, so here, let's get through some fast facts

20:41

really quickly and we do have Donald Trump coming

20:43

up at 10 a.m. Eastern time, he probably, I'm

20:45

sorry, 10 a.m. Central, he won't be quite on

20:47

time, but he'll be within a

20:49

couple of minutes of that. We are making sure that we

20:51

are catching up with him and then we're gonna talk about

20:53

what's going on on CNN live as

20:56

they do it as well. So fast fact

20:58

number one, Trump was found guilty of falsifying

21:02

business records. Guys, they counted a check.

21:05

Falsifying business records, it's so stupid. That

21:08

Michael Cohen stole from. I know that

21:11

he admitted that on the stand as well. Has

21:13

he been charged with anything? No, he just got

21:15

a BN in prime time slot instead. He

21:17

did, okay, and a book deal I hear

21:19

is coming up. Maybe he should use the funds from the book

21:21

deal to repay the money that he stole plus interest plus fines.

21:23

I'll hold my breath. Don't think so.

21:25

The crime by itself, this

21:27

is something that a lot of people

21:30

missed, including myself, early on in this

21:32

deal. The crime of falsifying business records

21:35

is a misdemeanor that has a two year

21:37

statute of limitations. For those of you not

21:39

familiar with that, it means you can't be

21:41

charged with a crime after two years of

21:43

committing the crime of falsifying business records in

21:45

2016. And

21:47

what year is it? I don't know, but

21:49

it's eight years after that. I'm

21:52

not good at math. 24-ish. So

21:54

theoretically, no, couldn't bring this.

21:56

Here's what happened. D.A. Alvin

21:58

Bragg. This to

22:01

a class e felony

22:03

by saying that Trump falsified the

22:05

records to cover

22:08

up another crime That

22:12

is the issue now. We'll get to what the

22:14

other crime was that's a classic

22:16

in just a minute It's a classic or what's

22:18

the class or class? Well, it's a classy good

22:20

date. So classy felony I wish I could do

22:22

a Trump voice that is there a felony. I

22:24

was wearing a tux. It's a classiest of felonies.

22:26

She was a a classy Yeah,

22:30

no, no, no very classy gal So

22:33

brag had to elevate it

22:35

to a felony because the clock ran out

22:37

on those misdemeanor charges Like we said to

22:39

your statute of limitations the five-year statute of

22:41

limitation for felonies didn't expire Because

22:44

it was paused during

22:46

COVID and and

22:50

While Trump was out of the state of New York Convenient

22:54

does that sound like justice to you? Okay,

22:56

let's assume that Donald Trump falsified business records

22:58

Okay, fine. That's the underlying misdemeanor. Those charges

23:01

should never have been brought because the statute

23:03

of limitations But then let's say that Donald

23:05

Trump actually had some charges brought against him

23:07

that said no, no, no No, you're covering

23:10

up these other charges that were brought against

23:12

you in this crime that you committed over

23:14

here. So therefore it extends

23:18

That year five years. I don't know. What is that Lane 2021

23:20

2020? You know somewhere

23:22

there 21 or not 2024 a couple years after that That

23:25

would at least make some sense But they're saying no, no, no,

23:27

no because covid we have to pause everything And

23:30

then by the way, if Trump took a vacation we have

23:32

to pause that because he was out of the state of

23:34

New York How does that matter? It's like

23:36

a kid changing the rules while pulling tat. I

23:38

know Almost

23:40

creating a new law. So it is

23:42

sue Donald trump for I it sounds

23:44

a lot like eejin carol to me

23:47

So they changed that statute of limitations so that

23:49

they could charge Donald trump. It's just a special

23:52

case. Don't worry everybody else They're not going to

23:54

do it to you the southern district of new

23:56

york federal prosecutors federal prosecutors

24:00

never charged Trump for campaign

24:02

related crimes. Bragg

24:04

himself never charged Trump with

24:07

any New York State election

24:09

law violations, which is what

24:11

they were basically leaning on,

24:14

saying that he influenced an election. Illegally,

24:17

the federal guys said no, they're saying

24:19

no, he did it in the state. That

24:22

crime, that charge was never brought. The

24:26

jurors? Never even

24:29

told what that was.

24:31

Never even given any indication

24:33

that a crime had been committed other

24:35

than the prosecution saying

24:38

it had been committed. Is

24:40

there any other example in

24:42

our country, in our

24:45

history of somebody

24:47

being able to do that? It rested all

24:50

on that potential

24:53

crime. And the only

24:55

thing they had to do is say that

24:57

it had been committed without giving details of

24:59

what the crime was, without bringing the charges

25:02

themselves. That is

25:04

the only way they were able to do

25:06

to Donald Trump what you guys just saw

25:08

them do. Does

25:10

that sound like justice? Does

25:13

that sound like caring for the rule of

25:15

law, that nobody is above the law? Or

25:18

does that sound like we will do anything we

25:20

have to do to nail Donald Trump because we

25:22

don't like him, and he's kicking our butts in

25:24

the polls. By the way, Bragg

25:27

ran on getting Donald Trump. That

25:30

was his platform. Go

25:33

look it up. We covered it on this show. His video

25:35

is talking about it. Hey

25:38

man, I'm the Tisha James, both. Yep. Or should I show

25:40

me the man I'll find the crime? Okay,

25:43

it's unbelievable. Jesse said that? What

25:46

a bitch. You

25:49

have a way of saying things Josh. Sorry. You know,

25:51

it's nice. Well, I feel like

25:53

you're saying you're expressing emotions for me in a

25:55

different way. And I appreciate that because you're giving

25:57

voice to my inner frustration. So

26:01

you don't have to. That's pretty much, yes.

26:03

You're welcome, Gerald. Thank you. Just do it

26:05

like, was it like this? How about some

26:07

more? Was it like this when he stood

26:09

there, the Key and Peel sketch for Obama?

26:11

Oh yeah, the anger translator. Yeah. Yeah. You

26:14

should be my anger translator today because I am frustrated. So

26:16

look, and by the way, the word election doesn't even

26:18

appear anywhere in Bragg's indictment of Donald Trump. Look,

26:23

there are a lot of arguments that we can

26:25

get into over unfair treatment for Donald Trump in

26:27

the media with Russia gate, with the peeing on

26:29

prostitutes, with the fine people on both sides. We

26:31

can get into all those and there's evidence for

26:33

all of those things that we can go, no,

26:36

no, no, no, no. He said this and

26:38

they're going, no, no, no, no, no, but he still said. Is

26:41

there anybody out there right now who

26:43

can honestly hold the opinion that this

26:45

is the normal course of business for

26:47

a prosecutor in New York? Well,

26:49

it's what it should be. It's not the normal

26:51

course for Alvin Bragg. It shouldn't be. Like we

26:53

were talking before, he does everything he can to

26:55

plead down felonies. How so, Lane? How so, Lane?

26:58

How so? And he's going to be

27:00

more. And 2023, he, I don't know, he

27:02

didn't plead them down, but he basically diminished 60% of

27:05

all felonies to lesser crimes. So

27:08

he didn't want people to go out of prison. He didn't want

27:10

to do the felony thing. He wanted to

27:12

do misdemeanors. Yes. And these

27:14

are people with business filing related crimes?

27:17

No, these are people that are robbing

27:19

bodegos and holding up shop owners. And beating

27:21

people up? Oh, that's not that bad. And punching

27:23

old Thai women in the head. That's not that

27:25

bad. No. But that's

27:27

fine. That's in New York. New York has

27:29

a brand. Yeah. You got to

27:32

keep that brand up, right? And look, just to

27:34

be clear, no prosecutor anywhere. Anywhere.

27:37

Anywhere. It's underlined in the

27:39

story. In fact,

27:41

no state prosecutor in New York

27:43

or Wyoming or anywhere. Why Wyoming?

27:45

I love it. Why Wyoming

27:48

in there? I think it was just to make a point. Why Wyoming in there?

27:51

She's from Wyoming, right? She

27:53

has ever charged federal election laws as

27:56

a direct or predicate state

27:58

crime against anybody. done

28:00

it. Donald Trump is again

28:02

a trendsetter and so the

28:04

word predicate like this is the crime that he was

28:06

basically covering up. What is that

28:08

crime? Nobody actually

28:12

knows. You're saying

28:14

it's confusing and that maybe there's something I need

28:16

to understand to go to law school? No, no,

28:18

no, nobody knows because Bragg

28:20

never said it. Never

28:22

said here's exactly what happened. Here

28:24

are the charges. Here's the crime. You

28:27

can just say committed a

28:29

crime. Now

28:32

we get the statute of limitations we need so

28:34

that we can go ahead and move forward

28:37

with this case. The defense did not even

28:39

know what the prosecution was alleging until closing

28:41

arguments were finished. I've seen my cousin Vinny

28:43

and that's not fair. You have to disclose.

28:45

And I don't even get a view of

28:47

Marisa Tomei in this one. You don't. Bullshit.

28:55

It is absolutely

28:57

bullshit. Thank you. So Judge Merchant's

28:59

instruction to the jury, by the way,

29:01

gave the jury a way around all

29:03

of this by allowing them to just

29:05

assume Trump committed some underlying crime. I'm

29:07

not kidding. Let me just read this

29:09

to you guys. Although you

29:12

must conclude unanimously that the defendant

29:14

conspired to promote or prevent the

29:16

election of any person to

29:18

a public office by unlawful means, you

29:20

need not be unanimous as to what

29:23

those unlawful means were. So you don't

29:25

even need to know what the crime was. Now

29:28

there are three possible crimes that

29:30

they could have said he violated, though they

29:33

did not do that. Violations of federal campaign

29:35

finance law would be one. That

29:37

would make the most sense. But it's

29:40

wrong. Right. Federal

29:43

campaign financials falsifying other business records such

29:45

as paperwork used to establish a bank

29:47

account used to pay Stormy Daniels. Bank

29:49

records and tax forms, I don't think

29:52

they falsified any business records there. Pretty

29:55

sure. Violation of city,

29:57

state, and federal tax laws including

30:00

by providing false or fraudulent information on

30:02

tax returns, even if it does not

30:04

result in underpayment of tax numbers. I

30:07

just at this point guys like it's are

30:10

you seeing what's going on here? So this is

30:12

what Tim was talking about. They didn't have to

30:14

be they could they there's three crimes maybe four

30:16

agree that it was this crime, maybe four think

30:18

it was this crime, maybe three think it was

30:20

this crime. It doesn't there needs to be no

30:23

unanimity between the jurors just something probably happened.

30:25

So I'm going to convict on this felony

30:27

that's going to put the front runner for

30:29

president of the United States potentially behind bars.

30:32

That is something that floored me about this like it

30:35

just it it gets to the point at some like

30:37

when is enough enough like when is too far reached.

30:41

I don't understand like I'm a very I'm

30:43

a very logical like I

30:45

will think through things. I don't react emotionally

30:48

typically to stuff. I don't get angry. I'm

30:50

very even keel. I will

30:52

work myself up into being angry about an issue

30:54

after I've had some time to process it. I

30:57

try not to respond you know rashly to things but

31:00

when is enough enough like when is

31:02

it when is enough because they're not

31:04

saying that all of these things

31:06

are true. They're saying this is how

31:08

the law should work. The

31:10

left is saying this is the proper

31:13

course to take. This

31:15

was a beautiful prosecution. This

31:18

was wonderful magnificent

31:21

work by the prosecution team these dedicated

31:23

public servants and average everyday New Yorkers

31:26

what was it like 90 percent of

31:28

which in that in that district voted

31:30

for Joe Biden average everyday New Yorkers

31:32

a jury of his peers. This

31:36

is how things are supposed to work. If

31:39

that's the case time to tear it down. I'm

31:42

not calling for Civil War. What I'm saying is we

31:44

have to change this. If that

31:46

is how they think the system will

31:48

work and serve all of us then

31:51

it is time to change the system. That

31:54

cannot be the way things operate. They

31:57

are trying to do it. They look at

31:59

the Supreme Court which is probably where this thing

32:01

is headed as quickly as humanly possible, and

32:03

they say, I don't like the process that

32:05

we've gone through. I want

32:08

to add more justices so that I can get

32:10

my ruling time to tear the system down. You

32:13

cannot allow people to do that, and I'm not talking

32:15

about the system that you and I love. I'm

32:17

not talking about the Democratic Republic that we

32:19

have fought and died for over the years

32:22

to make sure that we have the freedom

32:24

to speak, to make sure that we have

32:26

the freedom to protect ourselves, to make sure

32:28

that we have the freedom to not be

32:30

arrested and thrown in jail on trumped up

32:33

charges. It's time to tear whatever they've built

32:35

on top of that down so that we

32:37

can get back to that system. Just

32:41

so you know, this wasn't an accident.

32:43

The judge actually prevented Trump and

32:45

his team from bringing expert witnesses

32:48

to rebut any and

32:50

all of the predicate crimes to the

32:52

jury. They would have

32:54

probably argued against all of them because they

32:57

didn't know which one they were being asked

32:59

to argue against because nobody ever said it.

33:01

The jurors don't know. The judge doesn't know.

33:03

The DA doesn't know. The other

33:05

prosecutors don't know. Certainly the

33:07

Trump camp doesn't know, but

33:09

that's the only reason they were able to bring the case in

33:11

the first place. Time to tear the

33:13

system down. I'm sorry. Tear

33:16

the system down that they have built on top of the

33:19

one that we love. Just

33:21

remove the people. Get the

33:23

people who think the system is operating a

33:25

different way out. I

33:28

just don't know at what point you have

33:30

to say, okay, we're not going

33:32

to see eye to eye. Agree

33:34

to disagree. Bye. Is

33:37

that a normal thing for a judge to be

33:39

able to prevent defense charges?

33:41

I mean if you're Alex Jones, it's a

33:43

normal thing. The judge doesn't allow you to

33:45

defend yourself there. Apparently if

33:47

you're a conservative, it's a normal thing for

33:49

the judge to say, no, no, no, no, no, no. You

33:51

can't defend yourself. Police can't let you do that because then

33:54

you might make a good case to the jury and they

33:56

won't convict you. This

33:58

is America guilty until proven innocent. That's

34:00

the status quo now. Yeah. Think

34:03

about anybody else having to go through this. Like think

34:05

about you having to go through this. You're

34:08

not Donald Trump. Nobody's covering you 24 seven.

34:11

You don't have people donating to you. You just

34:13

go to jail. You just pay

34:15

a fine. Whatever the result is from this trial. That's,

34:18

that's what I'm talking about. That is what

34:20

is wrong. You can just start having this

34:22

run down the line and say, it's

34:25

for the good of the country. We're fighting

34:27

for democracy. We're protecting our

34:29

nation. Look at this on CNN

34:31

right now. We just missed the

34:33

polling information they had up there. But

34:37

Trump, I don't know if they'll make a move to

34:39

Joe Biden or they'll stay at home, but people keep

34:41

harping on these polls and I just giggle when they

34:43

do, but we're in May. Um,

34:45

one to Joe Biden's

34:48

doing extremely well amongst college educated.

34:50

Oh, okay. And he

34:52

can't read out the fact that Joe Biden

34:54

is underperforming again, uh, uh, with, with

34:56

non white voters. And we, um,

34:59

I don't think there's any secret that

35:01

those numbers are only going to rise.

35:03

And so that's, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,

35:05

whoa, hold on. Hold on. Bakari sellers.

35:08

I'm not buying what you're selling, sir. I know that was cheesy and

35:10

corny, but look, I'm not the comedy guy. He is. And he didn't

35:12

say it. I am going to tell

35:14

you something right now. That's

35:17

wrong. You think his numbers are going

35:20

to go up as we get closer.

35:22

Historically, they've tightened. You

35:25

idiot. And he's doing well

35:27

with white college educated people and seniors. How

35:30

do you define well, I'll

35:32

get to some polling numbers in just

35:34

a minute. If a Democrat is touting

35:36

that they're doing well with any sort

35:38

of white demographic, especially seniors, they're

35:41

boned. Lane

35:44

likes to put a fine point on things. Uh,

35:48

so we'll go back to this in just a second.

35:50

So what they were showing was the effect of

35:52

the, uh, conviction, right? On people's votes. I think the

35:54

polling was taken beforehand saying, does this make you more,

35:57

if he is convicted of a felony, would it make

35:59

you more likely? less likely or would it

36:01

make no difference? The vast

36:03

majority of people said no difference and more likely

36:05

and less likely were very close to the same.

36:07

Twenty-four percent more likely, eight percent less likely. Oh,

36:09

that's a different poll than I saw then. Twenty-four

36:12

percent more likely. Now I think the

36:15

outcome of this is yet to be

36:17

determined because the sentencing is coming up on July 11th and we'll get

36:19

to that in just a second. But again, join us in

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36:42

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36:44

this. We've had a lot of opinions, a lot of

36:47

frustrations that we had to get out on the show.

36:50

We can hit some more of the fun in the Mug Club. Yeah, and

36:52

we can definitely do that. So I won't, I'll give it its just due.

36:55

So fast fact number two, what happens now? Starting

36:58

July 11th. That's four days

37:01

before the GOP convention. Coincidence,

37:03

again. Wow. I don't know.

37:06

That just seems weird to me. He faces,

37:09

this is actually, I want

37:12

to confirm this. So mission

37:14

control, do me a favor. I've

37:16

seen that he could spend up to 20 years

37:19

in jail. So what we have

37:21

is, and what a lot of people have been talking about,

37:23

but CNN has had this up this morning, up to 20

37:25

years potentially in prison, that he faces

37:27

up to four years in prison and there are a

37:29

number of other penalties. But before we go to this

37:31

clip, I just want you to understand, most

37:34

people aren't talking about this because they want to show jail.

37:36

They want to say Trump could end up in jail, jail,

37:38

jail, jail, jail, right? I have an

37:40

opinion about that and we all do. We'll talk

37:42

about that in a second. But here are all

37:44

of the different possible scenarios for the penalties related

37:46

to this conviction. The sentencing process.

37:49

Tell us more about that. Yeah.

37:51

So what will happen is that Donald

37:53

Trump will have to report to probation

37:55

and probation will prepare what's called a

37:58

pre-sentencing report where they take certain information

38:00

and this is something they do in

38:02

every case before sentencing certain information about

38:04

him including whether or not

38:07

he expresses remorse wrong something that is

38:09

normally taken into consideration for sentencing.

38:12

When Judge Marchon actually sentences

38:15

any defendant he judges an idiot

38:18

factors into consideration if you remove

38:20

the name Donald Trump from

38:22

his consideration and it was

38:24

somebody who came before him for

38:26

sentence that also had three open

38:28

other felony indictments in three other

38:31

jurisdictions in both state and federal

38:33

court he's somebody who has been

38:35

convicted of 34 felony counts was

38:37

held in

38:40

contempt ten times for

38:42

disobeying Judge Marchon's orders

38:45

he would absolutely fall within that 10

38:47

to 30 percent who would be sentenced

38:49

to prison but because his name is

38:51

Donald Trump who knows what

38:53

will happen here's really those are the exact

38:55

factors that any judge in New York State

38:58

would take into consideration and those are the

39:00

people who are convicted of e-felonies that would

39:02

go to prison now he could he could

39:04

there's a wide range of options he could

39:07

get up to four years he could also

39:09

do weekends in jail there's an option

39:11

if Judge Marchon wanted to

39:13

do that where you literally report to jail for

39:15

weekends he could do probation that's a normal thing.

39:17

He could do a community service where he has

39:19

to pick up trash on the subway so someone

39:22

should do home arrest he could do home

39:24

arrest every option is on the table with

39:27

a class east felony like this. Trump's

39:29

like please home arrest love Trump Tower.

39:31

I love the idea of Donald Trump

39:33

doing public what did you say public

39:36

service? Public service yeah. I

39:38

love that. Community service. I love the idea

39:40

of like this is a media coverage of

39:42

him next to a bunch of murderers

39:44

on the side of the highway and he's like

39:46

a cleaning of America. It's just a

39:49

big campaign ad for him. Put

39:52

him in an orange jumpsuit and put him on

39:54

the side of a highway please. The highway was

39:56

adopted by inmate number 4273 6, Donald J. Trump.

40:00

If he sponsors the section of the highway

40:02

that he's cleaning up, I got

40:04

all the money in the world for it folks.

40:06

I'm making America great again, one can at a

40:08

time. Community service, he's teaching inner city kids

40:10

how to play tennis. He's

40:13

got the art of the deal right there and

40:15

he's teaching business. I think community service

40:17

is a huge win actually. It would be amazing. I

40:19

mean it's better than being innocent. The weekend's in jail,

40:21

that's hilarious. That's a real thing. Really?

40:24

Yeah, there's been a lot of... What? That

40:26

is punishment. Don't get me wrong. You have to

40:29

report Friday, you can go out partying on Saturday, you

40:31

can't but you got to go to prison. That

40:33

kind of sucks. But you do miss church on Sunday so

40:35

that's a bad thing. You're hungover as hell on Saturday morning

40:37

and you have to report to prison. I had a

40:40

friend who had to do that for a

40:42

DUI. It was two weekends only. He had

40:45

to spend two weekends? Maybe it was two months of

40:47

weekends. I'm not sure exactly but I

40:49

was short. That's a funny sentence to me. I'm sorry. Yeah,

40:51

it was a DUI. Go out and work during the week. I would just

40:53

switch my week around. I need a work remote

40:56

job that I can do from prison on Saturday and

40:58

Sunday and then Monday and Tuesday are my weekend. I'll

41:00

be good to go. Can I touch on one thing? Go ahead. Super

41:05

quick from that clip is she said merchant's going

41:07

to want him to show remorse at his sentence.

41:10

Okay, well that's the biggest catch-22 in the

41:12

history of catch-22. It should be catch-44. I don't know

41:14

if that's a thing. Stop it. But

41:16

it's... So if he shows remorse, well then

41:18

he's admitting that he did something wrong which

41:21

they never proved that he did. They never

41:23

even insinuated that he did. But

41:25

if he doesn't show remorse, then they lock him up

41:27

in Rikers and so he has to run his campaign

41:29

from a jail cell with the Secret Service running. It's

41:32

such BS, this whole thing. Yeah,

41:35

no, I agree 100% and do you think

41:37

Donald Trump is going

41:39

to do anything other than between now

41:42

and July 11th come up with the

41:44

best possible burns that he

41:46

can for the judge? He

41:48

cares nothing about... I don't think

41:50

Donald Trump cares if he

41:53

gets sent to prison for this or not. He knows

41:55

that will make him the President of the United States,

41:57

post-haste, in November. team

42:00

does have 30 days to file the notice of appeal

42:02

and 6 months to file the full appeal. What's

42:05

6 months plus the start of

42:07

June? Oh yeah, that's election time. So

42:10

theoretically we could have a

42:13

president elect whose appeal

42:15

has been rejected who is having

42:17

to serve time. That's

42:20

an interesting place to be. He can also

42:22

be hauled to jail immediately upon sentencing. If

42:25

they do that, look out.

42:28

That's one of those like buy ammo,

42:31

buy bottled water and make

42:33

sure that you're prepared. Don't go start anything

42:35

but make sure you're ready to prepare to

42:37

defend your family because that could get violent

42:39

very quickly. I know a lot of people

42:42

that that's their line. If they try to put Donald Trump

42:44

in prison and I mean it kind

42:46

of should be the line where you really get involved.

42:48

Now again, I'm not calling anybody to do anything violent.

42:50

I think we should try to do everything that we

42:52

can prior to getting to those

42:54

points but man that is an absolute

42:56

line for people. You're putting somebody in prison trying to

42:58

keep them out of the white house. Imagine him losing

43:01

the election from prison. You think that 2020 was bad?

43:03

No. What are you trying to make happen in this

43:05

country? Exactly. And this is one of the reasons that

43:07

I don't necessarily think they're going to put him in

43:09

prison. I think they see the writing on the wall

43:11

and are like there's no good outcome from him being

43:13

in prison right now. If

43:16

he's going to lose the election, let him lose the

43:18

election without being in jail and then we'll get him

43:20

on one of the other charges potentially if

43:22

they even consider them after he's been defeated.

43:25

I don't think that will

43:27

happen. Fast fact number three, Democrats

43:31

are absolutely salivating

43:33

over this. They celebrated

43:35

the conviction, including Hillary celebrating with

43:37

a bit of a smirk. In

43:41

this case, given the importance of

43:43

the matter, I think that's not the right

43:45

one. Wrong clip and not even in a

43:47

funny like guy in blackface kind of way.

43:50

We ain't got the clip. No, I

43:52

don't have that clip. She's smart. You can add

43:55

that. Make sure we pull that clip

43:57

up. Let's go. Michael Tyler

43:59

said this. No

44:01

one is above the law. Donald Trump has

44:03

always mistakenly believed he would never face consequences

44:05

for breaking the law for his own personal

44:08

gain. I got the dumb

44:10

bitch, person. Thank you so much. Anything

44:12

going on today? You're

44:16

not president. She looks like

44:18

a bag of bones. But that's going on every day. She's

44:22

like, I have a personal cell at Rikers

44:25

Island for him. She sucked all of Bill

44:27

Clinton's life. Wait a minute. That's

44:29

interesting. Let's jump to the

44:32

CNN thing real quick. They're actually talking about

44:34

the $34.8 million in donations. But

44:38

just as Aaron said, well, this

44:40

is not over yet. I think

44:42

that this really will be determined,

44:44

the outcome, in November. Kristen,

44:47

do we know if Trump will just

44:49

deliver a statement to speech, if you

44:51

will, or will he actually answer reporters'

44:54

questions? Well,

44:57

we never know. Right, because it's the

44:59

future. And he will be

45:01

prepared to ask them about several things

45:03

involving this person as well. Well, you

45:05

see, it hasn't happened yet. And that's

45:07

in the future. Back

45:09

to you, Wolf. All I do know

45:11

is that you will not blink for the next hour. That's true. That's absolutely

45:14

true. All right, come back here. We'll

45:16

make sure that we cover that. They're not saying

45:18

anything of any consequence at all. Other

45:21

than the intrepid question-asking of Wolf, Blitz are

45:23

basically saying, can you predict the future? No?

45:26

Okay. We'll see what Donald Trump has to say. My

45:29

bet is that the speech, right? So,

45:31

just saying. Here's another

45:34

Dem post on X. We have a few of them from

45:37

David Hogg. No

45:40

one is above the law. Doesn't

45:43

mince words, I guess. David doesn't know many after that.

45:47

Robert, little person, Reich. Trump's

45:49

jury was made up of ordinary citizens who

45:51

did their duty to consider the facts and

45:54

found Trump guilty beyond all reasonable doubt. I

45:56

Love how they use all of those. Ordinary

45:58

Citizens, reasonable doubt. The on the

46:01

all reasonable doubt they were not

46:03

democrats. They were not politicians Twenty

46:05

two, so that they were Americans

46:07

fairly of course. Of

46:10

course their citizens of this country and she had to

46:12

be to serve on a jury in New York than

46:14

a lot of of now. But that's that's fair. I

46:16

mean that is a fair points. Robert.

46:20

You're. A really stupid smart person.

46:23

Minus a smart. He's. Actually kind of

46:25

smart, but smart in like a diabolical kind of

46:28

way. We actually that Gabi. I'm in Seattle. Like

46:30

you hear a sure you see like for eleven?

46:32

I'm not gonna guess. he's really short that doesn't

46:34

know. How does it mean he can't be better

46:36

than you are? You can. It's just. You.

46:39

Suck and your shorts to New York

46:41

agents His name was no one is

46:44

above the law know gets air swallow.

46:46

Oh lord. Nobody.

46:48

Is above banging Chinese spies? I'm sorry,

46:50

I'm sorry what what I meant to

46:52

say was Donald Trump is a convicted

46:54

felon. This verdict is not a win

46:56

for any single person. It's a way

46:58

for an idea. Neat idea that we

47:00

all follow the same roles. The rule

47:02

of law One today. we're all the

47:04

same. were all no one's above the

47:07

law. Oh really, how buddies of the

47:09

law that nobody's above the law. To

47:11

man, nobody's above the law. Everybody agree

47:13

that nobody's above the law. Here's some

47:15

people that are been convicted felons only

47:17

because the future hasn't. Happened yet Toy

47:19

Fourteen Miss Hillary Clinton deleted thirty

47:21

three thousand personal email from a

47:23

private server. The F B I

47:26

said over seventeen thousand worth work

47:28

related yet F B I Director

47:30

James Comey said this. In. This

47:32

case given the importance of the matter

47:35

I think unusual transparencies and or. Although.

47:38

There is evidence of potential violations

47:41

of the statue regarding the handling

47:43

of classified information. Our

47:45

judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor

47:47

would bring such a case. Wait,

47:50

Ah, no charges filed. Guess what? Each

47:53

one of those count carries a fine

47:55

and up to five years in prison

47:57

for police bidding your server exactly and

47:59

ssl. No reasonable prosecutor would bring those charges

48:01

because no reasonable prosecutor wants to die. That's true. You

48:03

don't want to be killed by the Clinton-

48:06

Yeah, I mean I don't want to die. 2012,

48:09

Hillary's State Department completely fumbled the response

48:11

to Benghazi. Four Americans were killed, including

48:13

Ambassador Chris Stevens, Sean Smith, Tyrone Woods,

48:15

and Glenn Doherty. State

48:18

Department repeatedly denied requests

48:20

for more security, and when we

48:22

tried to find out what

48:24

happened, where those emails got deleted.

48:26

Weird. Interesting. It's almost like

48:29

that was an effort to cover up a crime,

48:31

but a known crime. It's

48:33

just the ambassador dying of the deal, MBD, some

48:35

special operators. Who cares about them? We have a

48:37

few more people to get to, but really quickly,

48:39

we've got about two minutes before the speech is

48:42

supposed to start. We'll do the rest of this

48:44

behind Mug Club. This is a great opportunity. Make

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sure you join Mug Club, guys, if you are not

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already a subscriber, make sure that you do. And really

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quickly, before we go, I'm going to mention two quick

48:53

things. We're going to get

48:55

to this behind Mug Club, but Chris Pavlovki tweeted

48:58

out something this morning. He is the CEO, founder

49:00

of Rumble, and I thought it

49:02

was really good about how Google is trying to suppress

49:04

your ability to donate to the Trump campaign. You'll

49:07

see that, and then also, we used something today that

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we haven't used before in Rumble Studio. We'd love to

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get your feedback to see what you thought of it,

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49:41

that Rumble has launched, and a new piece

49:43

of tech that is really helping them change the game.

49:46

Look, there's not a lot of companies out there

49:48

that fight for you the way that Rumble does.

49:51

I can't think of another one. Everybody will point

49:53

to Elon Musk and X as one of those.

49:56

There's some things they do that I don't like

49:58

still. I think their hearts in the right eye. place

50:00

and then moving in the right direction. These guys at Rumble

50:02

are taking these people on head on. They're taking

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They're taking on big tech in every single possible

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50:17

You said it was cool and you don't say

50:19

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50:22

it just launched. So it's only going to get

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50:44

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50:47

you very much. And to everybody else, you

50:49

people on YouTube, I love you. I don't have a

50:51

problem that you can go to YouTube sometimes. What I

50:54

want you to do though, here's

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how you fight like hell. It's really difficult. You

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type in rumble.com and

51:00

you watch us on Rumble and stop

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