0:00

What's going on, guys? Hope everyone's

0:02

doing well. Not sure where we're

0:04

going right now, because I don't see

0:06

anything up on the screen. Get the

0:08

team to fix that. Just popped into

0:10

the chair here. But welcome to

0:13

another huge episode of Trigger. I

0:15

hope you all had an incredible

0:17

weekend. A lot of stuff going

0:19

on, especially in the world of

0:22

rumble. We'll get into that. Definitely,

0:24

I'm sure that'll happen in the

0:26

Q&A with Bonchino, going into be

0:28

Deputy FBE. That's going to be

0:31

a big deal, Dan's an incredible

0:33

guy. Also, definitely going to miss

0:35

him here. But this is what

0:37

happens when you have real leadership.

0:39

And breaking news, just moments

0:42

ago, a federal judge refused

0:44

to issue a temporary restraining

0:46

order for the Associated Press

0:49

in its crusade to have

0:51

full access to the Trump

0:53

administration. The AP is basically

0:55

claiming that they have a first

0:58

amendment right. to the briefing room

1:00

and the Oval Office. But it

1:02

doesn't appear that this judge

1:04

or any reasonable person actually

1:07

agrees with that. They can

1:09

get it like everyone else

1:11

does. If they're gonna constantly

1:13

be pushing nonsense, you don't

1:15

get the special privileges folks.

1:17

It's that simple. So I

1:19

hope you're starting to have

1:21

a little fun with this.

1:23

I hope you're not sick

1:25

of all the winning yet.

1:27

I know I'm not. And I

1:29

doubt that I ever will be,

1:31

after the last four years of

1:34

hell, I imagine, as there's not

1:36

an amount of winning that would

1:38

actually ever satisfy us totally. So

1:40

that's good. We'll just have to

1:42

keep our foot on the gas

1:44

and fix our country. We have so

1:46

much to get into tonight also. I

1:48

will be taking your questions live once

1:51

I get through the news of the

1:53

day because I know the chat is

1:55

blowing up. Obviously I'm already seeing the

1:57

stuff about Dan, I'm seeing a lot

1:59

about crying. a lot going on here.

2:01

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2:03

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to some of the

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top headlines of

4:15

the day. And of

4:17

course, we begin

4:19

with the dream team

4:21

at the FBI.

4:23

Yesterday, it was announced

4:26

that friend and

4:28

fellow rumble host, Dan

4:30

Bongino will be

4:32

deputy director of the

4:35

FBI under Cash

4:37

Patel. This is massive

4:39

and it shows

4:41

just how serious we

4:44

are about getting

4:46

our law enforcement agencies

4:48

back on track.

4:50

Here is Dan today

4:52

from his show

4:55

talking about just that.

4:58

Just about me, folks. The

5:00

do matters. Who's next? You

5:04

know, I said last week and

5:06

a couple of media critics commented. I

5:08

said, we're all going to have

5:10

to take it on the chin a

5:12

little bit. Now, do you see

5:14

what I meant? I

5:16

never got in this for the money or

5:18

notoriety. Listen, I enjoy making money and that

5:21

I can impact people's lives and that people

5:23

come out and say nice things to me

5:25

as much as the next guy. But if

5:27

you think that's why I got involved in

5:29

this, running as a Republican in deep blue

5:31

Maryland in my life of activism and my

5:33

time in the Secret Service, if you think

5:35

I get into Secret Service to get rich

5:37

and you don't know me and you haven't

5:39

seen the government salary scale. But

5:45

I am going in this clear ride. I'm

5:56

going to do my job and do implement that

5:58

vision. I can tell you right now, we are going

6:00

to try our best. And of course, guys, it

6:02

comes just days after

6:05

another friend and great

6:07

American Cash Patel was

6:09

sworn in as the FBI

6:11

director, marking a historic shift

6:14

for the FBI, which can

6:16

now reach its full potential

6:19

of actually being the premier

6:21

law enforcement agency in the

6:23

world. Take a look at

6:25

Cash from his swearing

6:27

in the other day. And anyone

6:30

that thinks the American dream is

6:32

dead, just look right here. You're

6:34

talking to a first-generation Indian kid

6:36

who's about to lead

6:38

the law enforcement community the

6:41

greatest nation on God's green earth.

6:43

That can't happen anywhere else. To

6:45

the senators and the men and

6:48

women of the United States

6:50

House of Representatives, you placed

6:52

an enormous trust in me,

6:54

an enormous sleep of faith.

6:56

One that I didn't know that I

6:58

could possibly earn back, but I'm going

7:00

to spend every single day on

7:03

this job doing so. But guys, just

7:05

like clockwork, all the

7:07

normal deep-state stenographers are

7:10

melting down. Keldelian and NBC,

7:12

who I'm sure you remember,

7:14

for being implicated during Russia

7:16

Gate, for essentially taking his

7:18

marching orders from fusion GPS.

7:21

Well, guys, he had a

7:23

report that FBI agents are

7:25

appalled. by the break from

7:27

tradition. Really? Tradition? You

7:30

mean like the tradition of

7:32

using a phony dossier and

7:34

a FISA warrant to spy

7:36

on a presidential candidate and then

7:38

sitting president? Is that

7:40

part of the tradition? Can

7:43

targeting parents at school board

7:45

meetings, having every known terrorist

7:47

in modern time? on your

7:50

radar but never preventing something?

7:52

Using almost 50% of your

7:55

13,000 people to track down

7:57

J6ers rather than, I don't

7:59

know. actual terrorists? What about

8:01

that, guys? Was that also

8:03

tradition? Or is that something

8:05

totally new? Of course, guys,

8:08

the reason Democrats and their

8:10

media sick offense are so

8:12

spooked is because they no

8:14

longer have an FBI leadership

8:16

willing to turn the other

8:18

way on their corruption. There

8:20

really is a new sheriff

8:22

in town. And as for

8:24

the media, specifically. There's some

8:26

rough days over at MSDNC

8:28

where host Joy Reed is

8:30

now apparently out of a

8:32

job. And she doesn't seem

8:34

to be taking it all

8:36

that well. In it fairness,

8:38

it's not that Joy Reed

8:40

ever took anything all that

8:42

well. She was one of

8:44

the biggest hoaxers in all

8:46

of media, but apparently having

8:48

no ratings and having no

8:51

people actually trust you doesn't

8:53

earn or let you keep

8:55

a job. even at MS

8:57

DNC anymore, I think you

8:59

guys will enjoy this one.

9:01

And that, I'm sorry, that

9:03

what I was doing, hand

9:05

value, and in the end,

9:07

I'm sorry, I try not

9:09

to cry on TV. And

9:11

I say, this is kind

9:13

of like me on TV,

9:15

so I apologize. And that

9:17

it kind of, and that

9:19

it mattered. I see Karen

9:21

is there and she's been

9:23

texting me as well. And

9:25

so what I will just

9:27

say is that in the

9:29

end, thank you, where I

9:31

land is that the moment

9:33

that I've, of guilt that

9:36

I felt, that I went

9:38

hard on so many issues,

9:40

whether it was. the black

9:42

lives matter issues of a

9:44

young baby or a mom

9:46

or dad that was killed

9:48

or when we opened up

9:50

people's eyes to the fact

9:52

that Asian Americans were being

9:54

targeted and not just black

9:56

folks that or when hard

9:58

for immigrants who've done nothing

10:00

but come to this country

10:02

like my parents did. Well

10:04

guys, the joy is gone.

10:06

I mean, you know, between

10:08

the race baiting and lies

10:10

and just outright insanity, you

10:12

know, I think it's good

10:14

written. Now if you remember,

10:16

joy is the one who

10:19

years ago had a bunch

10:21

of seriously homophobic blog posts

10:23

that she blamed on a

10:25

hack. But the evidence shows

10:27

that there was no hacking,

10:29

and it looks like she

10:31

may have even lied to

10:33

the FBI. Her ratings, of

10:35

course, were very low. No

10:37

one was watching. But for

10:39

MSDNC, that's just another day

10:41

that ends in why. I'm

10:43

actually still shocked that they

10:45

got rid of her because,

10:47

again, you know, getting rid

10:49

of someone who has no

10:51

ratings, who has no following,

10:53

who's obviously generating the network

10:55

no income. I'm surprised that

10:57

hasn't turned into something that

10:59

is racist yet, but hey,

11:02

you never know. Maybe the

11:04

world is healing. Now they

11:06

just got to get rid

11:08

of some more joy over

11:10

on the view. Joy Behar,

11:12

and maybe things will continue

11:14

to get better. And if

11:16

you needed any more evidence,

11:18

though, guys, that liberalism is

11:20

in fact a mental disorder,

11:22

just listen to this one

11:24

TikTok user who says she

11:26

hasn't paid taxes. in eight

11:28

years and calls for Elon

11:30

Musk to be assassinated. This

11:32

is completely insane and again

11:34

I look forward to seeing

11:36

what happens when the IRS

11:38

knocks on her door wondering

11:40

why she hasn't paid taxes

11:42

in eight years and or

11:44

you know threatening someone working

11:47

in the administration but the

11:49

insanity keeps flowing. Check it

11:51

out. I promise myself I

11:53

would avoid the news. The

11:55

news. But

11:58

obviously I haven't. You

12:01

don't know what I

12:03

thought. I mean, I

12:05

have many thoughts. Elon

12:08

Musk. Like, we need

12:10

to ex him, and

12:12

by ex, I mean,

12:15

formerly known as assassination.

12:17

I know someone from

12:19

my affair is gonna

12:22

fucking show up. I

12:24

don't know a recipe.

12:28

You don't have enough people

12:30

to even investigate me at

12:32

this point. I haven't found

12:34

my taxes in like eight

12:37

years and yet No, it's

12:39

good for me. So I'm

12:41

gonna fucking say it. Let's

12:43

assassinate some motherfuggers. I think

12:45

Harmbo over here in the

12:47

live chat gets it right.

12:50

She's got them crazy eyes.

12:52

They all do It's amazing.

12:54

You don't even have to

12:56

hear, you can just put

12:58

some of those videos on

13:00

mute and know exactly which

13:03

side she's on and just

13:05

how crazy she is. But

13:07

she may not even be

13:09

the craziest one on the

13:11

left. For that, guys, we

13:13

go to Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett.

13:16

Many of my colleagues in

13:18

Congress call her Jasmine Crock

13:20

a shit, but I digress.

13:22

Jasmine Crockett who says we

13:24

shouldn't be cutting government waste

13:27

and we shouldn't be reimbursing

13:29

the taxpayers. And because I

13:31

quote, I don't know what

13:33

$5,000 will do for you.

13:35

You gotta watch this. So

13:37

the people that we're really

13:40

happy to give out money

13:42

to Americans doesn't want the

13:44

same Americans to get reimbursed

13:46

with more money over their

13:48

own money of the savings

13:50

that we find. You can't

13:53

quite make this stuff up.

13:55

Check this one out. as

13:57

kind of a dividend. Would

13:59

you support that? Listen, he's

14:01

just telling a lie. He's

14:04

not the one that had

14:06

anything to do with the

14:08

$1,200 refunds that people had

14:10

during the... of

14:35

COVID that was done by a

14:38

Democratic House and Democratic Senate. Right

14:40

now what they're going to do

14:42

is say, hey we want to

14:44

give you a refund but Congress

14:46

won't let us because they already

14:48

know that there's just no money

14:50

for that. The only reason that

14:52

those refunds came before was because

14:54

we were living in different times.

14:57

This was a time in which

14:59

hopefully we won't ever go through

15:01

again. We had a once in

15:03

a lifetime pandemic. The bad part

15:05

is that I don't know if

15:07

it's once in a once in

15:09

a lifetime that Ebola unfortunately was

15:11

detected right here in New York

15:13

here recently and if we continue

15:15

down this road of getting rid

15:18

of scientists or deciding that we

15:20

don't want to rely on experts

15:22

as relates to what they're telling

15:24

us to do, or we don't

15:26

want to deal with vaccines and

15:28

medicine in this country, then we

15:30

may be facing not only our

15:32

next pandemic, but our next two,

15:34

three, or four pandemics because of

15:36

their incompetence. So no, we are

15:39

not in the business of giving

15:41

out money. And honestly, I don't

15:43

know what $5,000 will do. Just

15:45

so are clear on that clip,

15:47

Democrats don't want Americans to actually

15:49

get any money. They want to

15:51

spend the money on Trans-LMO Sesame

15:53

Street in Guatemala. Remember, they're not

15:55

in the business of giving out

15:57

money, but... If you look at

16:00

some of the things that USAID

16:02

and I'm sure we're going to

16:04

find out a lot more from

16:06

the Doge team was giving out,

16:08

I have a feeling Americans would

16:10

rather have that money in their pocket.

16:12

Remember, if it's for

16:15

Transelmo, they're totally for

16:17

giving out millions upon

16:19

millions, 50 billion a year

16:21

to be exact with the USAID

16:23

over your taxpayer dollars. If it's

16:25

cutting those ridiculous programs that don't

16:27

do anything for the American people

16:30

and actually giving the American taxpayer

16:32

back their money, they're not forgiving

16:34

out money. They're only forgiving out money

16:36

when they can buy votes, whether it's

16:38

like the debt forgiveness for the college

16:40

student loans, for the gender studies majors,

16:43

to get them to vote Democrat, these kinds

16:45

of things, these people are nuts.

16:47

But the good news is, the

16:49

Trump administration is actually focused on

16:51

improving your quality of life. and

16:53

major American companies are

16:55

getting on board. Apple. Apple,

16:58

actually, today announced its

17:00

biggest investment ever. Planning

17:03

to spend $500 billion domestically

17:05

over the next four years.

17:07

Just so we understand, $500

17:10

billion is half a trillion

17:12

dollars over the next four

17:14

years. Not one of these where

17:16

they stretch it out and then

17:18

don't honor it. Check this one out.

17:21

That's the largest ever U.S. spending

17:24

plan for the world's biggest company,

17:26

and it comes with thousands of

17:28

new jobs across multiple states. Now,

17:31

as you mentioned, we knew this

17:33

was coming, as President Trump teased

17:35

it on Friday, and then Apple,

17:38

CEO Tim Cook, was at the

17:40

White House on Thursday. Apple is

17:42

spending 50% more this year in

17:44

2025 than it did during the

17:47

first Trump term. So $500 billion

17:49

over four years this time. five

17:51

years like they usually do 20,000

17:54

new jobs a new AI server

17:56

factory in Houston, Texas and that's

17:58

significant for Apple. to farm

18:00

out their AI server needs

18:03

to third-party providers like AWS.

18:05

Also you got a new

18:07

Detroit Academy doubling their research

18:09

and development fund. Now Apple

18:12

CEO Tim Cook says we're

18:14

bullish on the future of

18:16

American innovation and we're proud

18:18

to build on our long-standing

18:21

US investments. Democrat-run states

18:23

are on notice that if

18:25

they don't comply with federal

18:27

law, then they can say

18:29

goodbye to their federal funds.

18:32

Sort of seems like a

18:34

no-brainer. Like, you don't comply

18:36

with federal law, you don't

18:38

get federal funds, I mean,

18:40

doesn't seem all that difficult,

18:42

but here's my father delivering

18:45

a much-needed reality check

18:47

to the woke leftist governor

18:49

of Maine. Is the main here, the governor

18:52

of Maine? Are you not going to comply

18:54

with it? I'm complying with the state

18:56

and federal laws. Well, we are the

18:58

federal law. Well, you better do it.

19:00

You better do it because you're not

19:03

going to get any federal funding at

19:05

all if you don't. And by the

19:07

way, your population, even though it's somewhat

19:10

liberal, although I did very well there,

19:12

Your population doesn't want men playing in

19:14

women's sports. So you better comply because

19:16

otherwise you're not getting any federal funding.

19:19

Every state, good, I'll see you in

19:21

court, I look forward to that. That

19:23

should be a real easy one. And

19:25

enjoy your life after governor because I

19:28

don't think you'll be in elected politics.

19:30

And by the way, the woke

19:32

lunatic governor of Maine decided to

19:35

embarrass the entire state by then performing

19:37

at a drag show. Who

19:39

votes for these far-left freaks? I mean,

19:41

I get it. I've been to Maine.

19:43

I have a hunting camp in Maine.

19:45

I love it up there. Once you

19:47

get off the coastline, it's a pretty

19:49

damn magga. But what is going

19:52

on? Check this out. but

20:01

you know it's ending at the

20:03

bottom of the grave you're digging

20:05

out when the truth comes out.

20:07

Jones mom over here in the

20:09

feed says she's a man and I've

20:12

seen some quite like does anyone actually

20:14

know is the is the governor of

20:16

Maine trans I don't know I'm not

20:18

saying it I saw some pictures I

20:21

saw it go pretty viral over the

20:23

weekend definitely People are wondering, so I

20:25

don't actually know the answer to that

20:28

one. We can probably get into that

20:30

in a little bit more detail once

20:32

we get fully to the live chat

20:34

and get out of it, but the

20:37

jury's still out on that one. But

20:39

guys, this BS is ending. This new

20:41

Trump team is tougher and bolder than

20:43

ever. We're not putting up with

20:45

any more nonsense from the media, from

20:48

the swamp, from Democrats, from rhinos. Those

20:50

days are over. Just look at how

20:52

Defense Secretary Pete Hexeth. reacted

20:55

to this moronic question just

20:57

moments ago. I'm going to

20:59

choose to reject your

21:01

unqualified question. Guys, we're

21:04

cleaning out the rot

21:06

from every single corner

21:08

of government. No more

21:10

wasteful, tax-eating. Guys, we're cleaning

21:12

out the rot from every

21:14

single corner of government. No

21:16

more wasteful, tax-eating, bloated bureaucrats

21:18

getting a free pass as

21:21

the rest of us. subsidize.

21:23

There, rather extraordinary lives. It's

21:25

a new day. The stakes

21:27

are high, the hour is

21:29

late, but the winning is

21:31

just getting started. So guys,

21:33

get those questions up and

21:35

ready. I'm going to talk

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Network USA. So guys, with that,

22:45

I'm going to get into the questions

22:47

here. So I want to know, what

22:50

do you guys think about Bonjino? I

22:52

love it. He's a great friend. I

22:54

think he'll be great in the role.

22:56

We got to get him and cash,

22:59

a couple people that really understand how

23:01

that building works, right? You can go

23:03

in with the best intentions, if you

23:05

don't understand how it works, all the

23:08

underlings, the bureaucrats in there, they'll try

23:10

to slow roll you and block you.

23:12

I'm sure there's plenty of people trying

23:14

to do that across all walks of

23:16

life. So that's going to be, you

23:19

know, something that we definitely have to

23:21

address and deal with. But, you know,

23:23

I do want to see what you,

23:25

I know there's a lot of love

23:27

for Bunch, you know. The one thing

23:29

I'm worried about with it is like,

23:31

you know, with what Dan does here

23:33

on, you know, Rumble, and is streaming

23:35

and just doing it every day, I

23:38

think he's going to kick some serious

23:40

butt, but he's also great at kind

23:42

of helping form and create the narrative

23:44

for so many of the issues that

23:47

we then have to get out there.

23:49

Can we slow that down a little

23:51

bit guys so I can read the

23:53

questions actually? So, you know, I

23:55

want them to be in there. I love

23:57

that I congratulated them yesterday on the news.

24:00

just absolutely awesome but we got to

24:02

make sure that we we still

24:04

have those guys out there doing

24:06

it just that being able to

24:08

figure out what the issues are

24:10

attack them accordingly and so we

24:12

got a we got to get

24:14

after us what is cash doing arrest

24:16

people already I mean listen I think

24:19

you know it's been about a day

24:21

I mean it's been about a day

24:23

we got to let these guys get

24:25

their sea legs underneath them You know,

24:27

we got to follow through the thing,

24:29

oh, when will we see the Epstein

24:32

list? According to Pam Bondi,

24:34

I saw over the weekend that

24:36

she apparently has the files on

24:38

her desk. She's going to be

24:40

going through them and, you know,

24:42

hopefully we see that rather quickly.

24:44

As I've said, huh, man, probably

24:46

since I started this show, you

24:49

know that Trump's not on the

24:51

Epstein list because if he was,

24:53

it would have leaked by now.

24:55

Oh, yeah. Don't, I know you

24:57

know, but yeah, Graham Allen, another

24:59

great friend, is, he's going over

25:01

to be with Pete Hegsath over

25:03

at DOD. It's another great streamer

25:05

on rumble. So, you know, we

25:07

don't want to lose too many

25:09

of these guys, but it's important.

25:11

Don't you and your wife, our

25:13

secret service, still wearing suits

25:15

and loafers. Why are they not in

25:18

tactical gear carrying out with

25:20

sidarm? Our military doesn't go

25:22

into combat wearing a suit. You

25:25

know, there's an optic, you know,

25:27

when they're traveling and they're doing

25:29

it. I mean, listen, I know

25:31

the cat teams and the guys

25:34

on there behind the scenes, I

25:36

mean, very high speed, very tactical,

25:38

you know, the agents on the

25:41

ground, all great guys, you know,

25:43

it's just hard to show up

25:45

in every meeting with all of

25:47

that. So there is all of

25:50

that support behind it. You don't

25:52

necessarily always see it. Let's see.

25:54

Okay, I can't yeah, okay. We're slowed

25:56

it down as much as we can

25:59

but I get the feed's going

26:01

pretty wild. How many people do

26:03

we have on? Apparently normal,

26:05

so but I guess a lot of people

26:07

asking questions. When will cash

26:09

declassify the UAP files? That's the UFO

26:12

stuff. That's a good question. I don't

26:14

know if that's cash. I don't know

26:16

if that's somewhere else. You know, obviously

26:18

we've been talking about it a lot

26:21

on the show. You know, I'm on

26:23

the outside guys. I just, you know,

26:25

I'm loud. I guess I got pretty

26:28

big platforms. You know. You know, five million

26:30

on truth, a couple million here, you know,

26:32

nine million on insta, a couple million on

26:34

Tiktok, I don't see any of that ground.

26:37

So, you know, we're all over. So, you

26:39

know, I'm on the outside. I don't

26:41

ask the administration to do anything, but

26:43

I think, you know, when you have

26:45

a big platform, you can say things

26:47

pretty loud. And it takes notice. So

26:50

we'll definitely have to work on getting

26:52

that release, because I think the American

26:54

people deserve to know this administration is

26:57

about transparency. And so we'll have to

26:59

get that out there. Do I ever

27:01

see myself running for president?

27:04

Not right now. I mean, I know I saw some

27:06

polling that had me up there with

27:08

JD leading for 28. I'd love to,

27:11

you know, I think JD's doing incredible

27:13

job right now. I mean, he's

27:15

what he did in Paris and

27:17

what he did in Munich and

27:19

he's just, you know, speaking real

27:21

truth power, not just taking the

27:23

globalist mindset. I think he's doing

27:25

an awesome job. So. You know,

27:27

you never know, maybe there's some

27:29

day wherever you got to get in

27:31

the game. You know, right now, I feel

27:33

like the best thing the left did

27:35

over the last four years with their

27:37

insanity was they forced us

27:40

to learn to fight. They went

27:42

so overboard, the pendulum over corrected

27:44

so badly that we actually had to

27:46

fight. And in that fight, a lot

27:49

of people sort of rose to the

27:51

top. And now, those people would have

27:53

either been quiet or never have

27:55

gotten into the game. You know,

27:57

the establishment.

28:00

would have just maintained power. If the

28:02

left would have just shut up in

28:04

2020 and let Trump win like we

28:06

all know he did, you know, you'd

28:08

have had a lacklustre administration,

28:11

you know, in the sense

28:13

that a lot of the same can

28:15

kickers would still be in there. They'd

28:17

just slow roll Trump. They would have

28:19

waited him out four years. You know,

28:22

I don't think Pence was going anywhere,

28:24

so you'd probably end up with a

28:26

Democrat president right now. saying you know

28:28

what it's okay I'm actually gonna will

28:30

you know willingly fight for our country

28:33

so it wasn't just a mistake and

28:35

that they gave Trump a chance to

28:37

do what he probably you know I

28:39

wish we could have done in the

28:41

first administration we just didn't have the

28:44

knowledge to actually get it done now

28:46

we're getting get done but more importantly

28:48

now we have a bench of great America

28:50

first warriors you know that can take the

28:52

reins you know when my father's done in

28:54

four years and so I think that's amazing

28:56

it's the first time you know we

28:59

have a and they're just going

29:01

to histrionics. It's

29:03

a really big deal. So

29:05

I'm super excited about that.

29:08

Doesn't mean I'm ruling it

29:10

out forever. Who the hell

29:12

knows? Maybe you do it.

29:14

You gotta want the day

29:17

job. Thank you, Trump

29:19

Jr. 2028. I appreciate

29:21

that. You know, so we'll see.

29:23

We will see. But right now,

29:25

I'm a... Not necessarily thinking about it,

29:27

but again, you never know. You're

29:30

so handsome. Thank you, Crystal. I

29:32

really appreciate that. Flattery will get you

29:34

everything, Crystal. I need some of that after

29:36

some of these days. I think Bonjino's

29:39

value is that Secret Service was below

29:41

trust him and have shared info with

29:43

him. I think that's a really good

29:45

point. He definitely has, you know, and that's

29:47

what it is, guys. You know, the

29:50

FBI, while broken as an institution because

29:52

of the bureaucrats, there's a lot

29:54

of door kickickers. that are

29:56

definitely on our side.

29:59

You got to make sure

30:01

that those whistleblowers aren't penalized. Remember,

30:03

every whistleblower that came out against

30:05

Trump, even if it was usually

30:08

crap, they were a beyond reproach.

30:10

They didn't have any accountability. You

30:12

had to believe everything that they

30:14

said, and it didn't matter. I think those

30:16

guys will be happy to talk to a

30:19

guy like Bajino or a cash Patel.

30:21

Those guys will be protected. It won't

30:23

be like fake whistleblower status where you

30:25

get shipped off to go guard a

30:27

pile of rubber dog crap in Guam.

30:29

for actually speaking the truth and talking

30:31

about these powers. So I think that's

30:33

really important. I do think we need

30:35

to get some people to make sure

30:37

that underneath, right? You got the rot,

30:39

the bureaucratic rot goes a couple levels

30:41

deep. There's a long way from the

30:43

top to the door kickers. And so

30:45

we got to bridge that gap with people

30:47

who are good, loyal, who believe in

30:49

the mission, so that the middlemen that

30:51

are still there, aren't just going to

30:53

try to slow roll everyone there. I

30:55

think that's super important. Let's

30:58

see from hippie weed. Doge in

31:00

every state and in the Ukraine,

31:02

100%. That would be huge. That's

31:04

a really big deal. I want

31:06

to know where that Ukraine money

31:08

is going. You're in there for

31:10

a quarter of a trillion dollars

31:12

and probably a lot more. Salinsky

31:15

says he hasn't even got half

31:17

of it. I don't really trust

31:19

anything that he says. So

31:21

it doesn't necessarily matter. I

31:23

think the American taxpayer deserves to do

31:26

that. I think they need to have

31:28

these same departments going on in the

31:30

states, right? The states collect a lot

31:32

of revenue from you, whether it's property

31:35

taxes or otherwise, they got billions of

31:37

dollars flowing through them, and I imagine

31:39

the same waste, fraud, and abuse is

31:41

happening at the state level. I imagine

31:44

there's still that same amount of kickback

31:46

going to probably the Democrat

31:48

overlords there. So I think we

31:50

need a dogeify all of America. People want

31:52

to know even if they don't do anything like

31:55

just have the information out there Let the

31:57

taxpayer make an informed decision on who

31:59

to vote for in the future that's

32:01

a big deal. The dream team is

32:03

going to be epic. Will the FBI

32:05

whistleblowers have an opportunity to

32:07

get their jobs back in

32:09

the department? God bless. Yes, I

32:12

would hope that's the case. Again,

32:14

I'm outside of the administration. I

32:16

think these are things that are really

32:18

important. We're confirming that are

32:21

really important. We're confirming it

32:23

now life. So congratulations. Well done.

32:25

From Freedom Rings Rings Rings. When

32:27

is Fort Knox getting audited, what

32:29

happens if it's empty? If it's

32:31

empty, I would imagine there's hell

32:33

to pay. I mean, you know,

32:35

what's there supposed to be? Like

32:38

4,000 tons of gold in there, and

32:40

there was a great meme this weekend

32:42

about what's going on at Fort Knox

32:44

right now, and I just showed a bunch

32:46

of brick, to build stuff, and a

32:48

bunch of cans of gold spray paint

32:50

for that audit, but we should know.

32:52

I mean, you know, we're not on

32:54

the gold standard anymore, I get that.

32:57

stability and power and there's

32:59

a reason they're not letting

33:01

people in Congress, you know,

33:03

congressional Republicans, senators, congressmen, actually

33:05

going in there. People who do

33:07

have classified clearances to get into these

33:10

things, they don't want them in the

33:12

building and I wonder why. Usually if

33:14

they, oh your hubby, Lobo bought me

33:17

a burn-out yesterday, that's awesome, who's that,

33:19

Deb-Weth 17. I'm glad you like

33:21

it, that's great. Yeah, so... We

33:23

got to figure it all out.

33:25

We have to audit everything. People

33:27

have to understand. Remember, if you're

33:29

against auditing the federal government

33:32

and all of these programs,

33:34

when there's billions at stake,

33:36

you're probably in on the

33:38

fraud, right? That's just basic common

33:40

sense and reason. So I think

33:42

that's important. I think we got

33:44

to get it done. Thank you, Freedom

33:47

Rings. We'll go from there. Slowpoke, 759.

33:49

I'll vote for you, Don Junior. Thank

33:51

you very much. You know, we just got

33:54

to remember guys, the big thing's going to

33:56

be like the midterm battle started like this

33:58

week. We got to be. We got

34:00

to be in there. We got to

34:02

be fighting for these things. We got

34:05

to make sure, you know, just because

34:07

Trump's not on the ticket anymore, you

34:09

understand that everyone on the left is

34:11

going to go and try to go

34:13

against Trump. So we don't want two

34:15

years of the ability to get stuff

34:17

done. We need the full four years.

34:19

And then we need another eight years

34:22

after that, with whoever that's going to

34:24

be. I think we have some great

34:26

options now. We got to make sure

34:28

they can function. right now, and in

34:30

the mid-term cycle, as we would during

34:32

the last election when Trump was on

34:35

the top of the ticket, because Trump's

34:37

policies are still on the top of

34:39

the ticket, and the Democrats are going

34:42

to spend a lot of money trying

34:44

to negate his ability to do

34:46

that. People keep asking about Ethereum. I

34:49

don't want to get financial advice,

34:51

but I love it. I think Heath,

34:53

Bitcoin, all of these tables. I

34:55

think all... you know, great things.

34:57

I think, you know, as

34:59

I hedge against some of

35:01

the other insanity, you know, I'm

35:03

a believer, but I don't,

35:05

you know, again, I don't

35:07

want to give you financial

35:10

advice because someone will sue

35:12

me, you know, whatever it

35:14

may be. I'm speaking, you

35:16

know, at the defy conference

35:18

on Wednesday in Denver. So you

35:20

can check it out. I'll have

35:22

some more thoughts. on all things

35:25

crypto. You know, world liberty is

35:27

going along great. I'll probably give

35:29

you guys the update then at

35:31

that one. So how do you

35:34

feel about the Philadelphia Eagles

35:36

not coming to the White House? I

35:38

saw something literally right as we were

35:41

going on there that they actually did

35:43

not say no. So I'm not sure

35:45

where that actually stands. You know, people

35:48

can do what they want. I mean.

35:50

sort of that's up to them but I

35:52

heard I I saw you know something on

35:54

either Newsmex or Fox or something like

35:56

that I just it was on TV

35:59

in the background that they did not

36:01

say that they weren't going. So

36:03

who knows where we're at. We just

36:05

want accountability, as do I. When are

36:07

you coming to Wisconsin? I

36:09

don't know. I know there's some stuff

36:11

going on there politically, so I'm

36:13

sure I'll end up there in the

36:16

not too distant future, obviously a

36:18

lot of stuff. I think Supreme

36:20

Court stuff over there, really important

36:22

for the future. So again, we

36:24

can't sit these little things out.

36:27

We have to get involved and

36:29

stay in the game. Your dad

36:31

should sign an executive

36:33

order stating that all

36:35

Americans will be refers

36:37

to receive any UAP

36:39

UFO tech recovered for

36:41

free past present and

36:43

the future. That's dark

36:46

night. That's interesting. I mean,

36:48

I'm not sure what the average

36:50

person is actually going

36:52

to do with, you know, the tech, but

36:54

we shall see. But yeah,

36:56

I mean listen, I'm all for the

36:59

transparency. So let's make sure that happens

37:01

Vincent says deer season You know deer

37:03

season's pretty much over for me.

37:05

So unfortunately this year my hunting

37:07

season was rather a lackluster in the

37:10

sense that I was just campaigning the

37:12

whole time So I figured trying to

37:14

save the free world Western civilization was

37:16

probably a little bit more important than

37:18

hunting. I won't say that often that

37:20

was probably the last time I'm going

37:23

to miss too much But this was

37:25

a big one And so I

37:27

missed a lot of it this

37:29

year. I didn't, I don't

37:31

think I even went. Did

37:33

I even go to your

37:35

honey? I did a dope

37:38

call, you know, annual thing

37:40

that we, you know, we

37:42

do a bunch of buddies,

37:44

I guess, so I did do

37:46

that. So got a little

37:48

bit in, but it was

37:50

like two days. And so we

37:52

shall see. I'm

37:57

trying to keep up but let's see

37:59

maybe you if you could see some of the good

38:01

questions, clip them and throw them up on the screen

38:03

because I got to slow it down because I can't read

38:05

the question before it scrolls through. Suppressors

38:09

are a safety, yeah, well, listen, all

38:12

American badass, suppressors are a safety thing

38:14

for hunting. Listen, suppressors, just so we're

38:17

clear. In Europe, you can

38:19

buy suppressors at like a hardware store,

38:21

like over the counter. There's no, you

38:23

just, every rifle basically just has them. I

38:27

love suppressors. My Field Ethos, my

38:29

outdoor brand, like we worked

38:31

a lot with Silencer Shop and

38:33

do a lot of stuff

38:35

with them since I've moved down

38:37

from the People's Republic of

38:39

New York to the Free State

38:41

of Florida. Most of

38:43

my guns, even my precision stuff, suppressed.

38:45

It's just so much nicer, man. When

38:47

you don't have to deal with that,

38:49

like doubling up foams over muffs. Listen,

38:52

a muzzle brake still has a thing sometimes

38:54

for hunting. If you're hunting in a blind, suppressors

38:56

great. You're carrying it around the woods all day.

38:58

Sometimes they get a little bit top heavy or

39:00

get in the way. If you're taking one

39:02

shot, usually do it. But I've definitely turned down

39:04

like shots on game because I didn't have time

39:07

to get ears in. I'm just like, it's

39:09

not worth blowing out your ear. So I'm a

39:11

big believer in suppressor. Cache

39:13

is also apparently taking over

39:15

ATF. So definitely have a lot

39:17

of ideas for the things that are

39:19

just broken in that organization. I

39:21

saw sort of the org chart there

39:23

and I'm wondering if any of

39:25

these people know much about the

39:27

Second Amendment or anything about guns

39:29

or if they're just sort

39:32

of weaponized bureaucrats, which I imagine would

39:34

be the case. And so we got to

39:36

fix a lot of the stuff over

39:38

at ATF. I think we got to simplify

39:40

some of these process, speed up the

39:42

times. Although the E -form stuff, honestly, I've

39:44

had stuff, I've had stuff approved

39:46

in like four days now with

39:48

the E -forms for suppressors. But

39:51

a $200 tax stamp every time you do it, I

39:53

mean, it's sort of ridiculous, like for what? Literally,

39:56

if the communists in Europe, and you can

39:58

get a suppressor, you know,

40:00

over the counter, we shouldn't have a

40:02

problem with these things here. So I'd

40:04

love to get like HBA, the Hearing

40:06

Protection Act, back if Republicans kind of

40:09

put that on my dad's desk. I

40:11

imagine he'd sign it or just eliminate

40:13

the need for all of that entirely

40:15

because it's absolutely ridiculous. I mean, when

40:17

they do they, it's a silence or

40:19

you can't hear it. It's such nonsense.

40:21

But we should talk about that. Maybe

40:23

I should have Kevin Birdingham, my buddy,

40:26

my buddy runs the Q. Top engineers

40:28

in that space talking but he's also

40:30

like the biggest suppressor dirt in the

40:32

world. He's got books from the 1920s

40:34

It actually started out the regulation stuff

40:36

started out not because of like the

40:38

mafia hit guys It actually had to

40:41

do with people poaching during the Great

40:43

Depression. I mean they were trying to

40:45

feed their families, but the suppressor made

40:47

you know, it's just people were killing

40:49

a lot of game out of season

40:51

whatever it may be but again anyone

40:53

who knows how it generally really works,

40:56

you know, unless you're shooting super subsonics

40:58

in close range, heavy bullets, you know,

41:00

surprised, like, the noise is still fairly

41:02

loud, it's just not blowing out your

41:04

ear, you know, at the place, but

41:06

you know, that's how it all sort

41:08

of started, and I think it's time

41:10

for that to go away. I'm not

41:13

going to be the guy making that

41:15

call, unfortunately, but, you know, we need

41:17

to protect our ears, our hearing. The

41:19

nuisances, you know, if you have a

41:21

range near other property, you don't maybe

41:23

want to hear that all day. I

41:25

mean, this could eliminate all of that.

41:28

So, you know, I think cash taking

41:30

over ETF as well as FBI will

41:32

be a big deal. And again, it's

41:34

about putting in the right people underneath

41:36

them. So I think, you know, back

41:38

from my time at transition, put a

41:40

lot of great people in there, a

41:43

lot of ideas on those things. You

41:45

know, I'm out of the loop now,

41:47

but, you know, you know, you know,

41:49

I imagine, I imagine, They know what

41:51

they need to do at this point.

41:53

I would actually shoot my gun instead

41:55

of store it with a suppressor. I

41:58

mean, hearing protection is great. You know,

42:00

I throw on, you know. some foamies

42:02

and walkers and I shoot a lot

42:04

of big guns with big breaks and

42:06

all that stuff. You know, I like

42:08

a lot of my handguns. Obviously, you

42:10

know, Unsuppressed just gets a little bit

42:12

more unwieldy to carry and everything like

42:15

that. Very fun to shoot it. I

42:17

mean, my Volkwartz and 22's suppressed, super

42:19

fun to plink with kids, you know,

42:21

just, you know, that's all great. But,

42:23

you know, they have a time and

42:25

a place for everything and I think

42:27

we just got to simplify all of

42:30

simplify all of, you know. you know

42:32

the small FFLs and the small manufacturers

42:34

who have to fill out stuff that

42:36

the big billion dollar companies have to

42:38

fill I mean it's it's just not

42:40

I think they got to streamline the

42:42

whole process and allow the Second Amendment

42:45

to be the Second Amendment what do

42:47

you think of General Flynn I think

42:49

he's a great guy he's a friend

42:51

of mine he has been for a

42:53

long period of time you know I

42:55

think he was incredibly wronged you know

42:57

the last time around by the deep

42:59

state and everything so I think he's

43:02

a good guy I think he got,

43:04

you know, screwed basically as much as

43:06

pretty much anyone other than perhaps my

43:08

father and maybe myself, but I think

43:10

he's a great American. Okay. What are

43:12

we at? Let's see. What are my

43:14

views on cannabis? You know, I'm fairly

43:17

libertarian on the thing. I, you know,

43:19

I think, like, the way I look

43:21

at it. I'm not a... you know,

43:23

big guy in that world or whatever,

43:25

it's not really my thing, but I'll

43:27

say this, I would imagine, in my

43:29

opinion, if everyone who I knew that

43:32

drank too much smoked weed instead, the

43:34

world would probably be a better place.

43:36

And so, you know, I imagine there's

43:38

ways to do that. When you talk

43:40

about the stuff like Colorado, it's like...

43:42

I don't know that the legalization stuff

43:44

got rid of all of the problems.

43:46

I think some of the stuff got

43:49

so regulated and so much it became,

43:51

there was still like a black market,

43:53

so I don't know that it solved

43:55

a lot of the issues. But, you

43:57

know, I'm fairly libertarian on the issue.

43:59

Again, I do. on the line when

44:01

you get to the really hard stuff,

44:04

but I think being able to regulate

44:06

it, being able to understand it, being

44:08

able to tax it, being able to

44:10

make sure fentanyl isn't getting into these

44:12

things, that's a really big deal. The

44:14

fentanyl is a huge problem. And, you

44:16

know, again, if you had, you know,

44:18

solve some of these problems and regulated

44:21

properly, I think that's probably pretty important.

44:23

I think if people wanted, it should

44:25

be sort of really, you know, up

44:27

to the people. I think, you know,

44:30

I'm for the federalism side of that,

44:32

let the states decide. Oh, hey, so

44:34

breaking news guys. As to the question

44:37

about the eagles a few minutes ago, apparently

44:39

the eagles say they will visit the

44:41

White House. So that's a big deal.

44:43

Eagles are now going to the White

44:45

House. So I think that other stuff

44:47

must have been fake news or one

44:49

person said they were, you know, and

44:52

I'm sure there'll be a couple people

44:54

that don't want to go or whatever

44:56

it's. It's not worth it for them

44:58

or... You know, they deal with the woke stuff.

45:00

But, you know, that's a big one. So

45:02

that just broke right now. Dark Knight

45:05

saw your dad's EO on China and

45:07

stopping them from buying up

45:09

farmland. We should do this for

45:11

homes to stop the CCP from

45:13

buying up neighborhoods. I didn't know

45:15

that that was, I knew that

45:17

obviously doing the farmland, a lot of

45:19

that strategic, both from a

45:21

food supply standpoint, but also

45:23

they're buying strategic. large assets

45:25

near our military bases that

45:27

I'm sure are being used

45:30

for spying, whatever it may be. I

45:32

did not know that they were doing it for

45:34

homes. Is that a thing? I know Florida did

45:36

a law about it, but I didn't

45:38

realize it was like a prolific problem.

45:40

I mean, you know, I know, you know,

45:42

obviously the black rocks of the world

45:44

and stuff are doing that, and

45:46

I mean, obviously there's a lot

45:48

of conspiracy theories about those things,

45:50

probably not ill-founded, you know,

45:53

controlling that I'm going to get

45:55

a... It'll be curious to see what happens

45:57

with all the stuff in California as they

45:59

try. to rebuild what's been burned down.

46:01

I imagine I've already saw they

46:03

will not be letting you build

46:05

back what you had before, you

46:08

know, or probably for equity or

46:10

whatever other crap they're still going

46:12

to be pushing. But if, yeah,

46:14

if China is buying a big

46:16

portion of our housing stock, I

46:18

think that's just as bad, if

46:20

not worse than, you know, big

46:22

corporate doing that. And they do

46:24

that, then they keep the rents

46:26

now, they suppress other people from

46:28

being able to build or get

46:30

in, then they jack up the

46:32

rents, and they control everything. I'm

46:34

not for anyone doing that in

46:36

such a volume where they're sort

46:38

of manipulating the markets and or

46:40

getting that kind of control. Yeah,

46:42

that's Black Rock, Vanguard, etc. You

46:44

know, we got to make sure

46:47

those things don't happen. I had

46:49

not heard about the CCP problem

46:51

as it relates to housing. We

46:53

should do a little deep dive

46:55

into that. Jaybri asked, have we

46:57

abolished the education department yet? I

46:59

don't think it's been abolished yet.

47:01

I know Linda McMahon is in

47:03

there working hard and trying to

47:05

get rid of some of the

47:07

nonsense that is there. There's a

47:09

lot of that. So you know,

47:11

take it back to the states,

47:13

but you know, we've got to

47:15

doge the state level too. I

47:17

think just giving it back to

47:19

the states, giving them the money

47:21

that they'd be putting in, otherwise,

47:23

could be just as problematic, certainly

47:26

in the blue states where they're

47:28

going to be pushing a woke

47:30

ideology. I think we have to

47:32

figure it all out, eliminate all

47:34

the nonsense, eliminate the fraud, the

47:36

graft, the DEA garbage, and get

47:38

back to actually educating our children.

47:40

We're failing miserably. I think we're

47:42

40th in the country. We did

47:44

a show on that about 10

47:46

days ago about all the failures

47:48

there. So, you know, I'm all

47:50

more abolishing it and getting it

47:52

right. We just got to make

47:54

sure that whatever supplants it at

47:56

the state level isn't, perhaps even

47:58

worse. My grandbabies are scattered all

48:00

over red states. They hunt fish.

48:02

We live on the water on

48:04

the space coast. We do Trump

48:07

boat parade. Well, thank you, Debweth,

48:09

I appreciate that. You know, we

48:11

need more Americans to actually love

48:13

America. Not exactly hard. We need

48:15

Greenland before China gets it. Well,

48:17

you know, listen, guys, I set

48:19

the stage. You know, I don't

48:21

know what more I can do.

48:23

I set the stage for some

48:25

of that. You know, it seemed

48:27

like there's a lot of interest.

48:29

Seems like, you know, Denmark now

48:31

is, you know, they were committed

48:33

to security and all this stuff,

48:35

and if they're part of NATO.

48:37

You know, maybe they have to,

48:39

uh, allow us to, you know,

48:41

have assets that would be strategically

48:43

important closer to the enemy they

48:46

want us to protect them from.

48:48

So, doesn't seem crazy, but I'm

48:50

gonna leave that with the guys

48:52

of the State Department and my

48:54

father, and, you know, we can,

48:56

uh, we could do that from

48:58

there. Um, let's see. Tell

49:01

Junior, touch your nose if JFK

49:03

Jr. still with us. Honestly, I

49:05

doubt it. I get it. I

49:07

doubt it. I don't know. I

49:09

don't want to piss off the

49:11

Q&NON people. I think we agree

49:13

on both things. I just legitimately,

49:16

you know, I doubt it. I'm

49:18

not, I don't think he's secretly,

49:20

you know, someone in the administration,

49:22

you know. But you never know?

49:24

You never know. I mean, I've

49:26

been wrong before. But I'm sort

49:28

of focused on the stuff at

49:30

hand, the things that we can

49:32

actually effectuate. So that's been more

49:34

my focus than looking into some

49:36

of that, though, as I've said,

49:39

what is it? Just about every

49:41

conspiracy theory has proven to be

49:43

a reality in time. And so

49:45

you never know. I guess it's

49:47

possible. I doubt it, but I

49:49

guess it's possible. Do you think

49:51

any snakes got into the admin?

49:53

Listen, there's always snakes, guys. They're

49:55

always gonna get in, they're always

49:57

gonna do some of these things.

50:00

There's plenty of people still in government

50:03

that you know they haven't gotten rid

50:05

of or haven't figured out that are

50:07

going to be functioning That way they're

50:10

gonna try to slow roll the administration

50:12

that isn't going to go over away

50:14

overnight We got to figure it out.

50:16

We got to root them out. We

50:19

got to get people back into the

50:21

office. Hopefully that weeds out enough of

50:23

those people I think that would be

50:26

great But you're never going to get

50:28

rid of all of it because that's

50:30

the nature of Washington, but hopefully with

50:32

12 years we'll be able to get

50:35

rid of most of most of most

50:37

of most of it Hopefully we get

50:39

rid of a bunch of it soon

50:42

and just keep getting out the people

50:44

who are bad actors who are actively

50:46

working to subvert the will of the

50:48

people, the duly elected president of the

50:51

United States. I think that would be

50:53

a big one. Shane America, can Joy

50:55

Reed get a show here on rumble?

50:58

Hello, well, yeah. Listen, she can. That's

51:00

what's great about rumble. It's actually, like,

51:02

it's a free speech platform. Perhaps the

51:04

most of... You know, anything I've seen

51:07

out there. You know, I was, I

51:09

think the second verified user after Dan

51:11

Bonjino. I got met Chris Pavlowski back

51:14

in 20, you know, got involved when

51:16

I was getting canceled everywhere else. So

51:18

she can have a show here. Now,

51:20

getting people to watch it, that's a

51:23

different story. So, you know, you never

51:25

know. But she can have a show

51:27

here. We welcome that speech. I'd love

51:30

to have her on air somewhere because

51:32

God knows she gives me a lot

51:34

of good material to work with that

51:36

makes my life so much easier. So

51:39

I want to appreciate her for that.

51:41

I want to thank her for that.

51:43

And we'll go from there. So if

51:46

she wants it, I welcome it. Hugh

51:48

said JFK Jr. is dead. How does

51:50

that work? Honestly, like I said, I'd.

51:52

I haven't ever followed the Q thing

51:55

all that much. I was, you know,

51:57

busy sort of... When all of that

51:59

was starting, I was busy fighting for

52:02

my life, quite literally. and the Russia,

52:04

Russia, Russia, 9th, so, you know, I

52:06

never follow too much of it. I

52:09

mean, but if they said it, I

52:11

guess that was one of the tenets

52:13

of all of it in the beginning,

52:15

so, you know, maybe they're coming to

52:18

that realization, I'm, you know, maybe they're

52:20

coming to that realization. I'm not really

52:22

sure. But, like I said, I think

52:25

my father nailed it best when they're

52:27

like, they asked him about, you know,

52:29

I'm usually pretty good, but there are

52:31

definitely some of the conspiracy theories that

52:34

people ask me and they're like, oh,

52:36

what do you think about, you know,

52:38

X, Y, Z? I'm like, I really

52:41

don't know. They're like, oh, I saw

52:43

that the way you nodded. The nod

52:45

is, that definitely means you know. And

52:47

it's like, I'm like, I guess, I

52:50

really, I don't know. I wish I

52:52

had the time to chase sort of

52:54

go down every rabbit hole, but I

52:57

don't. But I don't. You know, who

52:59

knows, but listen, I think they've probably

53:01

been right about a lot of things.

53:03

I think they definitely, definitely agree on

53:06

the pedophile thing and hopefully with the

53:08

Epstein report, a lot of those guys

53:10

go to jail or at least get

53:13

exposed. And I think that'll be a

53:15

really big deal. Will we see Matt

53:17

Gates somewhere in the new Trump administration?

53:19

Well, so like I said, I love

53:22

Matt, he's a good friend, been on

53:24

the show a lot. I've done a

53:26

lot when he was running to help

53:29

him. I think he's a really smart

53:31

guy. I don't know, right? At this

53:33

point, I'm sort of out. I worked

53:35

for three months in the admin. I

53:38

was, you know, when they were looking

53:40

at him at DOJ, you know, did

53:42

we could, you know, pulled out because

53:45

the lips were nuts, it was a

53:47

little bit too much stuff there. So

53:49

I don't know if he goes in

53:51

somewhere else. I think you could put

53:54

him in anywhere. I'm sort of out

53:56

of it. You know, come noon on

53:58

January 20th, as that hit, that sort

54:01

of was the end of my job

54:03

in training. I don't get the 100

54:05

Biden treatment. I don't need the headache.

54:07

I did what I could to set

54:10

my father up in this administration to

54:12

keep the winning going. I'm pretty happy

54:14

with everything that they're doing right now.

54:17

But at this point, I don't know.

54:19

FAFO 888, when are you buying MS

54:21

NBC? That was when the Elon meme

54:23

started when I was like, how much

54:26

does it cost? Can't be much. I

54:28

mean, the ratings are pretty weak. You

54:30

never know. But that could be a

54:33

fun one, if only for the liberal

54:35

tears and the insanity that goes with

54:37

it. So what are the conditions for

54:39

the man wanting to marry your daughter,

54:42

Kai? She's 17, so leave her alone.

54:44

She's doing, but Kai is doing great.

54:46

She's awesome. She's awesome. crushing it on

54:49

YouTube and you know on insta and

54:51

all that she's really she's really doing

54:53

an amazing job with that with golf

54:55

I'm just really very proud of her

54:58

sort of you know figuring out how

55:00

to you know run a business at

55:02

17 so it's it's pretty cool watching

55:05

her do that but she's just a

55:07

good kid cares a lot about her

55:09

grandpa her golf buddy so it's been

55:11

interesting to watch and as she sort

55:14

of you know comes out and You

55:16

know, not really politically, but just gets

55:18

involved and joins the fight and happy

55:21

to talk about the good things you

55:23

guys all saw her at the RNC

55:25

where she just called me after he

55:27

was shot. It was like, I'm speaking

55:30

there enough of this crap. It was

55:32

just awesome. So I couldn't be more

55:34

proud of my daughter Kai. She's just

55:37

doing an awesome work. Row you and

55:39

your brothers are a major upgrade from

55:41

Hunter. Well, thank you. I mean, it's

55:43

not saying much. But I will take

55:46

it. I will take it. I will

55:48

take it. Everyone keeps asking about Epstein.

55:50

I don't know, but I know that

55:53

I saw the stuff this weekend. Pam

55:55

Bondi has got the files on her

55:57

desk. Hopefully they're going to release a

55:59

lot of that. I'm really curious to

56:02

see who the other ones that aren't

56:04

going to be implicated, I think we

56:06

know, or that aren't implicated

56:09

already. I think we know a

56:11

lot of the names already,

56:13

and it's curious that there's

56:15

never been accountability, there's never

56:17

been a question about those,

56:19

but I look forward to

56:22

seeing that. Doug Sully 412, did

56:24

you lose weight? No, I'm a fast, I've

56:26

been so busy. the campaign and this and then

56:28

you know after you know you know you know a

56:30

year on the campaign trail just getting back

56:33

to work and getting back to everything like

56:35

I have if I've lost weight it's because I've

56:37

lost muscle mass unfortunately so I got

56:39

to get back in the gym I

56:41

got to get consistent no excuses I

56:43

hate excuses I hate excuses especially when

56:45

it comes to something as important as

56:47

sort of your own physical well-being used

56:49

to sort of pride myself of being

56:51

in great shape and being strong or

56:53

whatever it may be I got to

56:55

get back in it so if I've and I got

56:57

to get back in it, but you know

56:59

I will I will make that happen

57:02

now like you know there's

57:04

again excuses are like assholes

57:06

folks everyone's got one so

57:08

I will take a I got to

57:11

get back in it get after it

57:13

hard and I can't make any more

57:15

excuses because yeah I feel weak right

57:18

now that's never a good thing

57:20

it's not anything you ever want

57:22

to feel it sucks and you

57:24

know everything's relative so I'm still

57:26

probably doing better than most for

57:29

an old man, but I'm gonna

57:31

get back on it right now. Can you

57:33

speak on cam trails? Not really, you

57:35

know, there's a lot out there.

57:37

Again, just having been targeted so

57:39

hard, I've been so fighting for

57:41

the things that I'm just almost

57:44

directly involved in, and God knows

57:46

there was enough of that, but

57:48

if those things are going on, if

57:50

it's real, whatever it may be, I

57:52

just don't know enough about. the details

57:54

to talk all that intelligibly

57:56

about him. But again, if you've

57:59

been watching. the last eight or

58:01

nine years, I don't think anything

58:03

would surprise you at this point.

58:05

Well, your father broke or a

58:07

live PGA deal as the golf,

58:09

as the fight between the PGA

58:11

and the live golf tour. You

58:13

know, listen, I don't know, obviously

58:15

he's functioning as the president right

58:17

now, but I think if there's

58:19

someone else that can, you know,

58:22

if there's someone that can help

58:24

get parties together, he's pretty good

58:26

at it. Obviously, obviously those are,

58:28

you know, big economic interests. I

58:30

think those are really important. You

58:32

never know. You never know. But

58:34

if there's someone who could probably

58:36

do it, it's probably him. So

58:38

I look forward to it. Abbs'

58:40

mom, you look great. Thank you.

58:42

Doug Sall, you look good. Thank

58:44

you. Let's see. You're not Leticia

58:46

James. So there's that. Yeah, I

58:48

mean, I listen. If you look

58:51

at most of the Democrats on

58:53

TV, the men are very clear.

58:55

You know. So they're either. disgustingly

58:57

morbidly obese that and also weak

58:59

or they're disgustingly skinny weak and

59:01

soyboys. The women usually just as

59:03

bad and so it's a whole

59:05

it's a whole thing but yeah

59:07

but regardless like everyone has to

59:09

sort of worry about themselves and

59:11

you know take care of yourselves

59:13

it's awesome to see sort of

59:15

the conservatives really get after that.

59:17

understand about eating properly, you know,

59:19

hitting the gym, getting back at

59:22

it. So I look forward to

59:24

that. And protein done, Junior, protein.

59:26

I know, I know, trust me.

59:28

I try to eat as much

59:30

as I can, try to get

59:32

my, you know, 200 grams in

59:34

a day, but you got to

59:36

also be lifting. Otherwise, I just

59:38

get fat. So right now I'm

59:40

like skinny fat. You know, I've

59:42

lost a lot of muscle matters,

59:44

probably replaced it with fat. I

59:46

got to get back in there.

59:48

and get after it and you

59:50

guys are my motivation for that.

59:53

So, yeah, hello, you look healthy.

59:55

Well, thank you. I appreciate that.

59:57

Cold. I used to do that

59:59

too. I'd sort of hit that

1:00:01

before the gym, you know, work

1:00:03

out hard, you know, steam room

1:00:05

afterwards, try to, you know, bang

1:00:07

out whatever I could work wise

1:00:09

while I'm in there, but I

1:00:11

gotta get back into it and

1:00:13

we will make that happen. But

1:00:15

I think with that guys, I

1:00:17

gotta get to a work dinner,

1:00:19

but thank you so much for

1:00:21

tuning in. Based on the questions,

1:00:24

it seems you guys like the

1:00:26

Q&A, so we'll bring that back

1:00:28

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