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the millennial with the mic, Grace

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Curley. Hello

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everyone and welcome back to the

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Grace Curley Show. It's Tuesday and

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it's another busy news day, of course. I

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say that every day, but

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it's because it's true. I'm not lying to you. You can

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fact check it. And

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today we have Donald Trump. He's

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actually about to

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speak, I believe. Very busy day

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for President Trump. There's a lot

0:59

of stories out there. He's in

1:02

D.C. today because there was a

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hearing on his presidential immunity and

1:07

whether or not it protects him

1:09

from prosecution regarding his handling of

1:11

the 2020 election.

1:13

There's so many cases involving

1:15

the 2020 election. He's

1:18

being charged with conspiracies to overthrow

1:20

the government and rigging it or

1:23

trying to steal the

1:26

election, trying to cheat. And

1:29

on that same note, though, because we'll talk

1:31

about this immunity case and

1:33

the court is going to

1:35

decide whether or not his immunity covers this,

1:38

what the scope of it is. But

1:40

what I want to focus on is actually a different

1:42

case. And there

1:45

was a lot of interesting news out of

1:47

the Fulton County case. And

1:49

I'm sure people, I'm sure my

1:51

audience, because I read your texts, I get

1:53

your calls. You guys are so smart. And

1:55

I'm sure you're great at keeping these cases

1:58

straight and knowing which one is which. But

2:00

I'm not and I always need a

2:02

little refresher because every day there's a

2:04

new one and so I'll read about

2:06

something and I'll go. and what? When

2:08

was this? Plus this is how bad

2:10

I am, thinks or to blend together

2:12

with the impeachments. Do so many perfect

2:14

phone calls or somebody transcript hashtag released.

2:16

The transcripts. Everything kind of stirs together

2:18

into this giant orange man bad past.

2:20

and so every I'm reading about something,

2:23

I go back and I try to

2:25

get a quick summary of what we're

2:27

even talking about here on. it doesn't

2:29

really matter which one, they're all pretty

2:31

much. On very shaky

2:33

legal ground and I actually thought your and

2:35

I really like our poll question today because

2:37

it has to do with some sound that

2:39

I saw to have to do with a

2:41

topic that comes up every once in awhile

2:43

which is will Michelle Obama run for President

2:45

this time around or ever we could expand

2:47

that conversation into does she have Presidential aspirations.

2:50

But another poll question that I didn't

2:52

want to put people through. His

2:55

which of the cases against Trump do

2:57

you think. Is the

2:59

strongest. That would be a

3:01

hard one. I.

3:04

Think if I had to choose I

3:06

would probably say the marla. Go read.

3:09

Of the classified documents only because they can

3:12

argue he did have you can of course

3:14

they will find have them to it by

3:16

had them from when he was a senator

3:18

and Biden had Biden could have had even

3:20

as he could be worse when it comes

3:23

to Biden because he didn't have the authority

3:25

to declassify those documents as a center and

3:27

I get that and my are you nuts

3:29

But I'm just saying that when you look

3:31

at these other cases fulton County, Armagh when

3:34

you look at what Jack Smith is doing,

3:36

those or even weaker and that's really saying

3:38

something. Salt Phone County is based largely. That

3:40

this whole case is based largely

3:43

on the phone call between Trump

3:45

and Georgia Secretary of State Brad

3:48

Rapids Burger. Now this is the

3:50

find. The fraud. Call. In

3:53

which. Well. This is the

3:55

find. A fraud. Call. That. The

3:57

transcript revealed. Nobody

4:00

actually said find the Front for Trump. Do

4:02

not say find the fraud the this is.

4:04

This is how for a lot of you

4:06

if you're going to think of something. That's

4:09

what comes to mind because even though the

4:11

transfer revealed, he never said find the fraud.

4:13

That didn't stop the great journalists in the

4:15

Washington Post and elsewhere from running with it.

4:18

Because. What settled expression about Ally making it's way

4:21

around the world where the truth is still putting

4:23

on it's pan. So they ran with that for

4:25

very long time. I do think the Wash and

4:27

Post eventually made a correction. You know they do

4:30

that. They might as well do it in teeny

4:32

tiny tiny font. By. The way the

4:34

story that we ran with. The. Main

4:36

part of it was wrong. But.

4:38

It has metics. Everybody hears that and they go. Did

4:41

you hear all the ladies at the coffee shop. All.

4:43

The pinch headed trumped range ladies

4:45

sit there and oh, did. You

4:48

did you hear? What? Trump said

4:50

to the torture secretary states find to fraud

4:52

he is a menace. He's a menace and

4:54

you know what? I heard Mika Brzezinski today

4:56

and she said he's worse than Mussolini and

4:59

then I heard what he goldberg say he

5:01

gonna put us in camps and he get

5:03

reelected that's why it's. So

5:06

this is the whole point of it is to lie. But

5:09

the cases we can begin with

5:11

and his latest update about it

5:13

about the D A Fanny Willis

5:15

is certainly not going to help

5:17

matters or Trump Twenty Twenty. Campaign

5:19

official Michael Roman made a court

5:21

filing yesterday that could throw a

5:23

wrench into this whole thing. And I'm going

5:25

to read to welcome here for the New York. Post They do

5:27

a pretty good job of us setting.

5:29

It up for us Fulton County District.

5:31

Attorney Fanny Willis had an

5:33

improper relationship with the married

5:36

special Prosecutor who assisted in

5:38

securing the Georgia Grand Jury

5:40

indictment against former President Donald

5:42

Trump, a Coda Senate, and

5:44

the election interference case alleged

5:46

on Monday. Dot.

5:49

Com into. The

5:52

bombshell court filing made by Trump

5:54

Twenty Twenty campaign official Michael Roman

5:56

argues that will or should be

5:58

disqualified from the. And

6:00

it's hard to as against him. Dropped

6:03

because the district Attorney chose to appoint

6:05

her romantic partner who at all times.

6:08

Relevant to this prosecution has been a

6:10

married man. To

6:13

this case. So

6:15

not only. Is

6:18

conflict of interest? Not only is this allegedly

6:20

you know not above board, but he's also

6:22

a married man. Adds

6:25

another layer to. To. Defeat

6:27

in my conflict of appropriate

6:30

interest? Yes. Roman contends that

6:32

Nathan weighed a private attorney with the

6:34

Atlanta based Wade and Campbell from use

6:36

some of the nearly six hundred and

6:38

fifty four thousand dollars in legal fees.

6:41

Jared, We need to get into the

6:43

legal business. I'm not saying we need

6:45

to become lawyers. Do you have to

6:47

be a lawyer? Can we just. Degree.

6:51

Oh and Curly Esquire like? okay beyond

6:54

this to check. Esquire doesn't mean

6:56

anything. So yeah, no. It doesn't. And

6:58

six hundred fifty four thousand dollars in

7:00

legal fees. The. He's been paid

7:02

by the Fulton County Da's office for

7:04

his work. And. Put quotes around

7:06

that the near posted and but I will

7:08

on the Trump case to take Willis this

7:11

when he did the some of the money

7:13

allegedly on lavish vacations to Napa Valley. California,

7:15

Florida and the Caribbean.

7:19

Must be nice.

7:22

You know what the the way I feel is?

7:24

Especially if you're if you're going after trump and

7:26

again we'll. We'll. See if these things

7:28

turn out to be true. But.

7:31

If you're going after trump, you

7:33

are. You

7:36

are setting the stage to be com

7:38

a hero with. You are setting the

7:40

stage for yourself to be able to

7:42

ride that wave into the sunset for

7:45

the rest of your life Because you

7:47

and us when after Donald Trump. This

7:49

to me feels a little greedy like

7:51

just take this job. And.

7:53

you become a national superstar d

7:55

a sammy will i see so

7:57

brave look what she did test

8:00

hire your, to reportedly

8:02

hire your romantic partner

8:04

and use some of those funds to

8:06

go on vacations. You

8:09

know what it's reminding me of is when Howie says they

8:12

don't just eat from the trough, they lick the plate clean.

8:14

I think he says that about state workers. This

8:17

is exactly that case. It's not enough just to

8:19

go after Trump and probably get a great book

8:21

deal out of it, probably get booked on CNN

8:24

and MSNBC, but then we have to take it

8:26

a step further. Romans

8:28

filing claims that sources close to

8:30

both the special prosecutor and the

8:32

district attorney have confirmed that Willis

8:34

and Wade had an ongoing fling

8:36

and that Wade filed for divorce

8:38

in Cobb County, Georgia a day

8:40

after his first contract with Willis

8:42

commenced in November 2021. In addition,

8:44

the district attorney and

8:49

the special prosecutor have been seen

8:51

in private together in a personal

8:53

relationship capacity in and

8:55

about the Atlanta area and believe to

8:57

have co- Oh,

9:02

what is this? In the form of fashion,

9:05

a location that neither of them own. Oh,

9:08

they live together. Okay, okay. In a form

9:10

or fashion at a location that

9:13

neither of them own. The filing ledges. I don't

9:15

know why that's important, but it's

9:17

good to know. This

9:19

is just another

9:22

blow for the get Trump crowd. And

9:25

my favorite part about the get Trump

9:27

crowd is that it doesn't matter.

9:29

Like none of this, it doesn't

9:32

matter. They'll keep

9:34

telling themselves the walls are closing

9:36

in, the noose is tightening. And

9:38

what they don't realize is the

9:40

get Trump crowd is going to

9:43

get Trump reelected.

9:46

He is just getting stronger and

9:49

stronger by the day. The only

9:51

reason I, the only way I could see this working

9:54

for them, Jared, is the fact that like, for example,

9:56

today, when I log on to all these websites, and

9:58

I'm like, Oh, I'm not going to do that. And

10:00

I go on to Politico and I go on to

10:02

all these places. There's no talk of Biden. Like there's

10:04

no talk of the border, which

10:06

we're going to get to because the Mexican

10:08

president is offering us quite the deal when

10:11

it comes to how we could deal with

10:13

his border crisis, but there's no talk of

10:15

the border. There's no talk of, you know,

10:17

Biden's speech yesterday in South Carolina, where he

10:19

told a room full of

10:21

churchgoers that he went to church more than

10:23

black people or white people and that he

10:25

started a civil rights movement. There's no talk

10:28

of that. It's all Trump. It's all Trump

10:30

showing up in DC today for the immunity

10:32

case. It's all Trump, the Georgia case. I,

10:35

but then I think to myself, well,

10:37

they would do this anyway. It doesn't matter if it's

10:39

not this, it's something else. So Trump

10:41

is just going to keep going out

10:43

there and fundraising off of it and,

10:46

you know, sucking up all the air in the room and

10:48

it's going to end up benefiting him. I think, I think

10:50

they're making a really big mistake here. 8

10:52

4 4 500 4242. Speaking

10:55

of big mistakes, Dr.

10:58

Fauci had a closed door

11:00

testimony yesterday where he talked

11:03

about COVID. And

11:06

while he was talking about COVID, according

11:08

to red state, they broke it down.

11:10

They had the transcript here. They said

11:13

he claimed he did not recall pertinent

11:15

COVID-19 information or conversations more than

11:17

100 times. That

11:20

seems problematic. Why?

11:23

Why do you say that? It seems problematic for the

11:25

guy who's in charge. We can't remember the

11:27

conversations about the most important

11:29

and deadliest pandemic in the history of. Oh,

11:32

you don't like that. The guy who's calling the shots about

11:34

what businesses can stay open and what schools can stay open and

11:36

what vaccines you have to get, but he can't remember things. I'd

11:38

like to be a little, him to be a little more on

11:40

the ball with the memory. Yeah. But you know,

11:42

if you start having those kind of requirements,

11:45

then soon the president of the United States

11:47

will be expected to do the same thing. That's true. And

11:50

what about short term memory? That's Dr.

11:52

Fauci. Yeah. You know, the bar is very,

11:54

very low right now. Oh yeah. Look

11:56

at it. And also how about the

11:58

fact that Lloyd Austin, he doesn't even. show up for

12:00

work. So it's kind

12:03

of like you pick your poison here. You're

12:05

either gonna get someone who shows up or

12:07

tries to ruin the country, doesn't remember anything, or you're

12:09

gonna get somebody who just doesn't show up at all

12:11

for an elective surgery. We have more on that. 844-542-4242.

12:14

And I want to get to the

12:17

sound from Clay Higgins with Tucker Carlson. This

12:20

is pretty wild stuff. I haven't seen it

12:22

in a lot of places except for Twitter,

12:25

but we're definitely going to play it because,

12:28

like I always say, for

12:31

as much as we've talked about January 6th, and I don't mean

12:33

we as in this show, but I mean

12:36

as a society, our media,

12:39

for as much as they've talked about it over

12:42

and over again, we

12:44

don't know that much about it. You know,

12:46

we should know more. We should have

12:48

some concrete facts, including how many FBI

12:50

agents were at

12:53

the riot on January 6th. And

12:55

something else, Jared, that I didn't have you pull,

12:57

because I was kind of embarrassed

13:00

that I missed it. Did you

13:02

see yesterday there was a anchor

13:04

on some network? I don't know if it

13:06

was like MSNBC or something, who

13:08

was crying? He was

13:10

going over the January 6th stuff, and he was

13:13

crying. He was crying real tears,

13:15

and I just... the

13:18

crying thing is beyond me.

13:21

We will talk about that. We'll play the

13:23

Michelle Obama sound in the next segment. You

13:25

can vote in the poll question at Grace Curley Show

13:27

dot com. We've got tons of sounds to get to. We're

13:29

going to take your calls. It's 844-542-42. What do you think about this update

13:31

in the Georgia

13:36

case? I mean, there's so many reasons

13:38

why these cases can be just tossed

13:42

out, but this one definitely doesn't

13:44

help. And you know what? When I was

13:47

reading about the perfect phone call, and I

13:49

was reading an old Jonathan Curley piece, he

13:52

even says, like, if this is the standard now, as

13:54

I go spreading false, spreading False

13:56

rumors about an election, then Jamie

13:58

Raskin, Hillary Clinton, You could go

14:01

down the list and people could be charged

14:03

with this is that's the standard that we're

14:05

supposed to meet. will talk about that, We

14:07

come back. And right now I want to

14:10

tell you guys about Perfect Smiles because I

14:12

know that people sometimes feel self conscious about

14:14

something and they end up putting it on

14:16

the back burner and just thinking about it.

14:19

You a million little time sir of the

14:21

day you think about six out with my

14:23

smile or I could fix this. Will guess

14:25

what? It's a New Year, it's twenty twenty

14:28

four and you should do something about. It

14:30

because you're only regret is that you didn't

14:32

is gonna be that you didn't do it

14:34

sooner. So I want people to take advantage

14:36

of the wonderful work that Perfect Smiles can

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do. And that's because Doctor Houghton is awesome.

14:41

He so so nice. He's so talented and

14:43

he's gonna move at your own pace. Like

14:45

if he. If you want to go in

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there you want to talk about bangs and

14:49

you say listen, I'm really not sure I

14:52

need to be. Walk through this they will

14:54

go your own piece. They're all about making

14:56

sure you're comfortable in making sure that you

14:58

leave their very happy with your results. So

15:00

take care of yourself. You put everybody else

15:03

first. but now. You. Should

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take care of yourself. Their conveniently located off

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or three. They have plenty of parking and

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you can reach them at perfect. Smiles are

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comp. Perfect smile.com Change or smile, change your

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life. I'm glad I wasn't the only one

15:15

thinking this year because the Wall Street Journal

15:17

has a story out. I guess that as

15:20

Steel is a biden, drops out. Well, Michelle

15:22

Obama be next. We talk about this at

15:24

once every six months. This

15:26

is the closest I've ever felt. that

15:29

maybe. Maybe. She's positioning herself

15:31

to run for president. Will talk about that. We

15:33

come back It on the Line series. Crozier

15:35

Auto Race on twitter

15:38

Three underscored surely. this

15:53

is a racecar early show It

16:06

was Jonathan Capehart who started

16:08

crying about January 6th. And

16:11

I really, I go back to, I'm not

16:14

opposed to people showing emotion on

16:17

the air. Actually, I saw a clip yesterday of someone

16:19

from CNN who she

16:21

was delivering horrible, horrible

16:23

news that she had breast cancer and she was actually,

16:25

she used it as a really nice moment

16:28

to inform other women

16:30

about how important it is, get your

16:32

mammograms and how it's

16:34

put everything in perspective in her life and she did such a

16:36

great job with it. And

16:38

I don't think it's a bad thing for

16:41

these talking heads or these

16:43

media people to occasionally let their guard

16:45

down. But my issue is

16:47

when I see people who are crying over

16:49

January 6th, I think to myself, and

16:53

I've said it before on the show, not

16:56

a great day, riot, got out of hand,

16:58

some real bad

17:00

people that shouldn't have done what they did, not

17:03

everybody, but there were certain, like Trump said, he would

17:06

definitely pardon a lot of people,

17:08

but then there were some people who he couldn't say whether

17:10

he'd pardon them or not. But

17:12

to be crying about it three years later on

17:14

TV, for me, I just, I can't wrap my

17:16

head around that. I don't know what

17:18

kind of life you've lived up to that

17:20

point if this shakes you so much to

17:22

your core that you have to have a

17:24

breakdown on TV. And

17:27

you know what we're probably going to

17:29

get to in 2024 after the election

17:32

if Trump wins? That's going

17:34

to be, I think

17:37

it's going to be even worse than in 2016 because in 2016,

17:44

remember we had safe spaces and we had people

17:46

like the kids, college kids who were

17:48

getting the day off or the week off. I don't

17:50

even remember how long they got off, but every,

17:52

all these liberals were apoplectic

17:55

over this and they couldn't believe it.

17:58

That would actually be a decent. whole question. Will

18:00

the response, because your logic says,

18:03

well, they've had time to prepare.

18:05

They know it's a possibility because

18:07

it happened the first time. So

18:11

maybe if you're

18:14

thinking rationally, they've had time to

18:17

mentally prepare and emotionally and

18:19

spiritually prepare themselves

18:22

for the idea that Donald Trump may

18:25

once again be president. But

18:27

no, I don't think this is how they operate. I don't think there's

18:29

any- Planning is not the strong suit of these people. No.

18:31

Do you think it will be worse or better? Well,

18:34

it's self-recognition. It's going to be so much worse.

18:36

You think so? Oh, yeah. Well, I

18:38

mean, the government already almost fell once. I

18:40

mean, you can only imagine when

18:44

this time when the concentration camps really

18:46

show up this time. Thank you, Whoopi.

18:48

Thank you, Whoopi. I appreciate that.

18:50

That old chestnut. We will

18:53

play Whoopi Goldberg when we come back. We

18:55

have a lot of sound to get to.

18:57

But Jared, the fear mongering just doesn't stop.

18:59

And it doesn't matter if none of these

19:01

things- Like, here's the reason that I would

19:04

think the fear mongering would be less effective

19:06

this time around. You saw what he did

19:08

for four years. Again, if he was going

19:10

to put people in camps that disagreed with

19:12

him, if he was going to kill journalists,

19:15

if he was going to

19:17

execute people in the media, wouldn't

19:20

he have done it the first time

19:22

if he's that diabolical that he thought,

19:24

you know, I'll hold off on the

19:26

first four years. And then when I

19:29

get in again, that's when I'll bring

19:31

out the guillotine. I just don't think

19:34

that that's a logical

19:36

explanation for this. And

19:39

yet, they're trying. They're trying over and over

19:42

again to convince you none of that stuff happened

19:44

the first four years. But

19:47

believe me, you give

19:49

him four more, it's

19:51

going to get scary. We'll talk about

19:53

that. We'll play a little sound from

19:55

Whoopi Goldberg at The View. And we'll

19:58

talk Dr. Fauci as well. when we come

20:00

back. Live

20:12

from the Aviva Thratriya Studio.

20:15

Remember a few weeks ago, Joe Biden

20:17

was leaving his headquarters in

20:19

Delaware and it was right before

20:22

a drunk driver smashed into his security

20:25

detail. And a reporter

20:27

asked him, I have to assume it was someone

20:29

from like the New York Post or Fox or

20:33

a remotely conservative outlet, and

20:35

they asked him about the polls because the

20:37

polls have been showing he's losing support in

20:40

some really key demographics, including

20:42

with black voters. And

20:44

he told that reporter that she

20:47

was looking at the wrong polls. And

20:50

I got news for Joe. If

20:52

you have access to these magical

20:54

polls that show you doing so

20:56

well, you should really share that

20:58

with people in your party

21:01

because everyone is scared. Everyone

21:03

is frightened. That's the theme of today.

21:06

Fear mongering is the only thing, and I always

21:08

thought fear mongering was something we do on

21:10

the right. You know, we throw,

21:13

we pounce, we seize, we weaponize, we throw at

21:15

red meat, we get our base all whipped up

21:17

into a frenzy. But

21:20

I don't think I do that very often. I don't think

21:22

I come off as scared very often.

21:25

The fear is palpable

21:28

with the Democrat Party right now. It's almost like

21:30

they don't think Joe Biden can win. It's

21:33

almost like they think he's going to

21:35

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21:57

the poll question and what are The results thus

21:59

far? His ball question which

22:01

you can vote in a great curly

22:03

show.com is what percentage chance the you

22:05

give Michelle Obama running for President in

22:08

Twenty Twenty four. Zero. To Twenty

22:10

Five Twenty Five To Fifty Fifty To

22:12

Seventy Five Or Seventy five. To. One

22:14

hundred. Or Now

22:17

in the past, I have been

22:19

firmly on this side of. She.

22:21

Doesn't want this. And

22:24

she said she doesn't want it before dirt. She

22:26

said that she didn't think she the greats

22:28

a great option because she hasn't lead a

22:30

normal life in. A. Very long time sitting or the

22:32

grocery store you know shouldn't do all. this isn't. Drives

22:34

into all these things. Ah I'm is

22:36

that you know make you feel like

22:38

an average normal person and that wouldn't

22:40

be enough though. it was just her

22:42

saying that I be I yeah yeah

22:44

people said all the time you have

22:46

senators like Elizabeth Warren who are definitely

22:48

running for President or were you know

22:50

in the past and have denied it

22:52

up until like the day before so

22:54

that wouldn't be enough. But when I

22:56

look at the life that Michelle Obama

22:58

lead I do get the sense that

23:00

she enjoys it. That's always than my

23:03

reasoning as to why I. Do not

23:05

think she's gonna run. I think she likes

23:07

going to Hawaii at and she likes gonna

23:09

the award shows. I think she likes you

23:11

know the kids. I think she likes this

23:14

luxurious lifestyle that the Obamas can now afford

23:16

thanks to Spot A findings to Netflix, things

23:18

to book deals and the rest. With.

23:21

That being said, Times

23:24

are. Getting. Tough.

23:27

What? Are they say about desperate times? I'm

23:30

starting to think we're in those and I'm certain

23:32

that think that. If.

23:34

The democrats really think. That

23:36

they're in trouble with Joe Biden

23:38

like built the oh the students

23:41

to not let Donald Trump the

23:43

President again. And.

23:46

This one could be the.

23:49

as far as heavy heavy lifting goes this

23:51

would be the easiest just putting michelle obama and

23:54

there's i do think a lot of people

23:56

would vote for as a really quick easy

23:58

six to their joe biden problem each

26:00

for 50 to 75 and 75 to 100. I

26:04

think the key here is that the

26:08

Democrats want to win and

26:10

they are going to do everything. I mean, think

26:12

about the last election. They had to pull out

26:14

all the stops. They had

26:16

to, you know, basically lock people down in their

26:19

houses to make sure Donald Trump didn't win another

26:21

election. And this would be

26:23

a lot easier. I don't think they'll be able to do

26:26

a shutdown again. I don't believe that,

26:28

but this would be a lot easier for them. What

26:31

does it say about Kamala? I mean, how's

26:33

that going to play out? Sorry, Kamala. You're not

26:35

the right black woman for this response that we

26:37

need right now, but go

26:40

trailblazer. As Mark Lamont

26:42

Hill would say, Jared, you think everyone's

26:44

just interchangeable. Yeah.

26:47

I haven't even heard from Obama in a long time,

26:49

but I want to keep going with this theme of

26:51

people being terrified before I move on to, um,

26:54

before I move on to the

26:57

border, because that's, that's another big story today that

26:59

I want to read to you. Uh,

27:02

but first, Michelle Obama is

27:04

not the only person who's terrified. Whoopi

27:06

Goldberg is trying to get her audience

27:08

at the view, all those geniuses

27:10

to believe that there's a lot

27:13

to worry about and talk

27:16

about condescending. Whoopi Goldberg doesn't want you to

27:18

worry about things like your finances. Put that

27:20

to the side. Okay. We got bigger fish

27:22

to fry. This is cut 13.

27:26

Interesting. I'm sorry. What's interesting for

27:28

me is that. People's

27:35

faith in the country is

27:37

waning. That's the thing

27:39

that is pissing me off because

27:41

in fact, there's a

27:44

reason Joe Biden ran the way he did.

27:46

There's a reason he's running for democracy now,

27:48

because that's really what's at stake. You worried

27:51

that you can't pay your bill. Wait,

27:53

he, the other guy becomes president. And you

27:55

won't have to worry about it because you'll be

27:57

in some camp somewhere. Cause that's his promise.

28:00

His promise to us is he's

28:02

going to force people to

28:04

do his bidding. That's what he said. I'm

28:07

going to be good on day one, and

28:09

I'm going to turn into this other person.

28:11

So here's the deal. Wait, wait, wait.

28:13

Hold on. I am

28:15

very disappointed in my producer here because

28:19

I'm just finding out now through Whoopi Goldberg

28:22

that Donald Trump made a promise to put people in camps

28:24

and that you didn't pull that sound. You

28:27

didn't think that was worth pulling Jared seriously? He says

28:29

that the first thing he's going to do on day

28:31

one is put people in camps. It's

28:35

a mega secret. I was honor bound to

28:38

do my oath, to protect my oath like

28:40

Mike Pence to keep that secret about the

28:42

camps. It's amazing that she talks about how

28:44

people are losing faith in the country, and

28:47

she thinks it's because

28:50

– like, yeah, people are losing

28:52

faith in the country because Democrats are trying to

28:54

kick off – kick

28:56

a president off of our ballot, kick a

28:58

former president off of the 2024 ballot

29:01

and use the court system to

29:04

try to eliminate that option for people who might

29:06

want more than half the country that wants to

29:08

vote for the guy. Yeah,

29:11

people are losing faith in the country because of that. People

29:13

are losing faith in this country because there

29:15

seems to be no will to secure our

29:17

border. People are losing

29:19

faith in this country because the president of

29:21

the United States barely talks to the

29:23

press, and the press doesn't seem to mind that much.

29:26

In fact, he sends his staffers out to –

29:29

as Eddie Scarry put it in The Federalist –

29:31

not to brief the press, to collude with the

29:33

press, to go over with a spreadsheet

29:35

what they're allowed to talk about and what they're not

29:37

allowed to talk about. People are

29:39

losing faith in the country because some

29:41

people are making

29:44

tons of money and lecturing

29:46

us on justice and freedom

29:49

and fear-mongering, and then other people

29:51

are trying to pay their bills, and they're

29:54

being told, you just don't understand how great

29:56

everything is. Your little puny brain can't understand

29:58

that inflation is a big deal. The actually

30:00

a good thing. That club

30:02

gives me hope. So because the clapping seals

30:04

in the audience were completely quiet, During.

30:07

That whole clip like there was no

30:09

audience response. Know. Clapping know? cheering.

30:11

I think even the audience was like yeah,

30:14

okay, what? Are. A good

30:16

training Tell people it's also.

30:19

It's also this is a failure that I I

30:21

keep. Noticing with the by the ministry since

30:23

you can't make people care about. Stuff they

30:25

don't care about. And people

30:27

care about their bills. It doesn't matter that

30:29

you make a lot of money in your

30:31

keyboard warrior you live in. So you know

30:33

in the Dc Beltway you think people should

30:35

care more about X, y or Z? People

30:37

are gonna care about what they're going to

30:39

care about. That's just how things work on

30:41

Now as we're talking about. All.

30:44

Of these issues and I mention the southern

30:46

border, I had to redo this because. We've

30:49

been talking but this potential impeachment in Majorca as

30:51

and that. There's. Been. Rumors.

30:55

That. He he's not

30:57

afraid of the impeachment as he thinks whoever

30:59

comes in after him is going to be worse

31:02

and he told republicans that like watch out next

31:04

guys are going to be great either and

31:06

dumb or lady. And

31:08

I read this today in the Millennials

31:10

as Mexico demands Biden give Amnesty Snow.

31:12

Let me read you. the actual this

31:14

is from the President of Mexico. What

31:16

he wants to do. You saw, that's

31:18

my York doesn't blink. And in all

31:20

these people are going to Mexico to

31:22

try to work on a deal because

31:24

he's a great deal makers. Okay, we're

31:26

these are the best in the brightest.

31:29

They know what they're doing. You seen

31:31

Tony blinken a table with leaders from

31:33

from China. He's able to really work

31:35

a room with those frightened big eyes

31:37

of his. So the President of Mexico.

31:40

Called. On Friday for the U

31:42

S to approve an initiative that

31:44

would send twenty billion dollars to

31:46

Latin America and Caribbean countries. In

31:48

addition, that's not it. The twenty

31:51

billion isn't it? In. Addition

31:53

to stopping any sanctions against

31:55

Venezuela, ending the Us blockade

31:57

of Cuba, and. Do.

32:00

You do in one more. One more thing.

32:04

Giving at least ten million,

32:06

Hispanic. Illegal immigrants, the ability to

32:08

stay in the country. And work legally. So.

32:11

Giving amnesty basically to ten million Americans are

32:13

I'm sorry, ten million illegal aliens. So what's

32:15

the rams for us on this one? Well

32:17

what do feel bad of? You're a you're

32:19

house and dirt or it. As

32:22

long as we're getting something, I'm sure we'll

32:24

the article in Richmond. Yeah,

32:26

now I'm sure we are. I'm sure that.

32:29

I'm so we're making out the best

32:31

in this deal. That's the vibe I'm

32:33

getting after reading about the twenty billion

32:35

dollars the were expected to give to

32:37

Mexico and to all these other places.

32:39

A for for five hundred forty two.

32:41

Forty Two and worse. Kula I

32:44

mexico for twenty billion. Or

32:46

this is all to get to the root Causes

32:48

member out collier said gonna get to the root

32:51

Causes and then she goes on to list. Every

32:53

problem. That every society

32:56

has dealt with since the beginning

32:58

of time. She's. A

33:00

crime. Poverty. Whether.

33:03

She was every single thing that you could

33:05

possibly ever complain about. she likes but once

33:08

we six those in the Northern triangle once

33:10

the six those issues that really you know

33:12

that you're really served to help. We.

33:14

Should do all that before we try to

33:16

secure the border. It's it's insanity. Oh, but

33:18

you don't I do have some good news

33:20

today. Which. We are always a need

33:23

for good news. You know what? I'm gonna say? that

33:25

I've got good news for you. And

33:27

it has to do with your dishwasher. So

33:30

just hold. On for that photographer that we

33:32

come back. I will play the sound at

33:34

some point today of Tucker and Clay Higgins.

33:36

He reveals these huge number of F B

33:38

I assets on January six. Nick Arabia had

33:40

this whole story in Red States and it's

33:43

pretty stunning. Start that again. We should be

33:45

able to get to the bottom of, but

33:47

you have to want to get to the

33:49

bottom of it which is starting to. Starting.

33:52

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35:24

I wanted to mention here about the Fannie

35:26

Willis situation. I

35:33

will be very excited if we

35:35

get more details and again this is all alleged

35:37

so we need confirmation but if we get more

35:39

details on that $654,000 in those vacations, I don't

35:41

know why, I don't know

35:45

if it's just from working for Howie But

35:48

that's always the kind of reporting I like

35:50

the most. The

36:01

better. It. Hatches mean I just

36:03

I love it. I love getting an

36:05

itemized breakdown of where this money is

36:07

being spent, so I look forward to

36:09

that. And and I I have very

36:11

little faith in journalists. But. At

36:13

the New York Post. in some other places,

36:16

they might be able to get more

36:18

details now. Without further ado,

36:20

this is some big sound today that

36:22

a lot people are talking about. This

36:24

is Representative Clay Higgins. He was on

36:27

with Tucker Carlson and they were discussing

36:29

in sixth and I think the biggest

36:31

the cut it's getting the most play

36:33

is the number of F B I

36:36

agents who Clay Higgins is alleging were

36:38

involved in this or you know, at

36:40

the Capitol. Ah, I'm on January Six.

36:42

Let's play Cut One. When.

36:45

You say that there were F B I acids in

36:47

the crowd. Is. In the building

36:49

beforehand and and sir we outside. What's.

36:51

The scale of the suitably pen. Twenty.

36:54

Know so real. Hard

36:58

objectives and conservative.

37:01

Estimates would would put the number

37:03

of F B I as as.

37:06

In. The crowd. Outside

37:08

and. Working. Inside

37:11

at. At. Well. Over

37:13

two hundred two hundred you. Know.

37:17

You might say I don't believe

37:19

that. That's ridiculous, but these would

37:21

have been questions. That republicans

37:23

could have asked. Is

37:25

Nancy Pelosi had allowed real republicans

37:28

on the January Six committee. But.

37:30

Instead, she only allowed. Democrats

37:34

favorite kind of Republicans Like least

37:36

see me in Adam Kissinger whose

37:38

under Kissinger. However, You say it.

37:41

And we didn't get any of these questions answered.

37:43

And when Christopher Wray was as this will you

37:45

know the rest of the drill with Christopher read.

37:48

What? We got was. Sources:

37:51

And methods and I can't say

37:53

but blow just would enough. Jared.

37:55

you know virtue signaling to let you

37:57

know the he's disgusted by the insinuate

38:00

Oh, yes. How

38:02

dare anyone not trust

38:06

our FBI? Speaking of our

38:08

intelligence agencies, there's a

38:10

story, this shooting that happened

38:12

in Iowa, really, really awful shooting happened, and

38:16

more information's coming out, and yet less

38:18

coverage of it is happening. And

38:21

this is always my biggest complaint with the

38:23

media, is that when there's victims of these

38:25

horrible crimes, you shouldn't pick and choose

38:27

based off what fits your narrative. But

38:29

we're now finding out that

38:32

the shooter in this case was

38:34

on some sort of messaging site that

38:38

was about mass shootings. That's what

38:40

the group was discussing, and the

38:42

FBI was aware of this group,

38:46

and yet known

38:49

to the FBI, but

38:51

no real follow-up. The follow-up is the problem

38:53

the FBI seems to have. Like, if you're

38:55

someone who goes to a Latin mass, or

38:57

if you're a pro-life activist outside an abortion

38:59

clinic, they will follow up, and they'll probably

39:01

bring a SWAT team. They'll follow

39:03

up at 3 in the morning if you're Roger Stone.

39:07

But if you are on a

39:09

mass shooting messaging board talking about

39:11

your plan or talking about how

39:13

you'd like to do this, follow-ups

39:17

just really aren't as interesting for

39:19

the FBI. We will continue

39:21

this conversation, and we got Joe Borelli,

39:23

New York City Congressman, or I'm sorry,

39:25

Councilman joining us in the 1 o'clock

39:28

to talk about the migrant crisis that

39:31

Democrats are worried is going to ruin their chances

39:33

in 2024. Don't go anywhere.