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Disney Strikes Back at DeSantis, plus Hunter's Lawyers meet with DOJ, and Fauci Not Opposed to More Lockdowns · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: We have got a lot to talk about, including Disney
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Speaker 1: suing Florida and Governor Ron DeSantis.
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Speaker 2: We also, in another story.
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Speaker 1: Have found out now that Hunter Biden's lawyers have met
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Speaker 1: with the Department of Justice trying to work a deal
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Speaker 1: that would protect the President of the United States of
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Speaker 1: America from any type of investigation and or prosecution. And
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Speaker 1: then doctor Fuci is now out trying to rewrite history
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Speaker 1: about what he actually did and also warning us that
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Speaker 1: it's inevitable that there will be another shutdown of the
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Speaker 1: United States of America with another pandemic. Yeah, he's telling
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Speaker 1: you to get ready for the next one. Really, that's
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Speaker 1: now what we're talking about, is having another one and
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Speaker 1: saying it's inevitable that we're going to shut down the
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Speaker 1: entire country again and that.
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Speaker 2: You just need to get used to it.
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Speaker 1: If you want to know why, there's no chance in
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Speaker 1: how I'm voting for Joe Biden for presidents because he
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Speaker 1: believes that we should have regular shutdowns of our government,
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Speaker 1: which is all about power and control. Now, before we
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Speaker 1: get to that, I want you to understand what I'm
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Speaker 1: about to say is going to be very harsh. Some
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Speaker 1: are going to be mad at me for saying it.
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Speaker 1: Some are going to say that, uh, they're never going
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Speaker 1: to listen to me again. I'm going to have people
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Speaker 1: that I'm going to lose from this show, podcasts. They're
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Speaker 1: going to say, you know, you're, you know you're, I'm
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Speaker 1: done with you forever. And I don't care, because these
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Speaker 1: are the moments where I think we actually learn the
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Speaker 1: most about the candidates that we don't want to run
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Speaker 1: the country.
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Speaker 2: Let me give you an example of this.
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Speaker 1: Disney is now suing the Florida Governor Ron de Santis,
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Speaker 1: and Democrats are seizing on this, and so is the media.
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Speaker 1: They are now accusing him of a quote political effort
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Speaker 1: to hurt its business. Walt Disney company going on offense.
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Speaker 1: This from CNBC suing the Florida Governor Ronda Santis, alleging
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Speaker 1: the Republican governor has quote waged a relentless campaign to
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Speaker 1: you weaponize government power over the company. This is how
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Speaker 1: CNBC started their broadcast.
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Speaker 3: Breaking news on Disney that we do want to get to.
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Speaker 2: Let's get to Julia Borson for the very latest, Julia.
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Speaker 3: Melissa Well.
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Speaker 4: Disney is suing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis after just this
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Speaker 4: morning Florida's oversight board that was appointed by Governor DeSantis
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Speaker 4: declared that the agreement that Disney had made back in
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Speaker 4: February to retain control over its theme park's tax district,
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Speaker 4: that those agreements were null and void. So now Walt
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Speaker 4: Disney Parks and Resorts is suing Governor DeSantis over his
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Speaker 4: curtailing of Disney's autonomy. They're calling his board's action patently retaliatory,
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Speaker 4: patently anti business, and patently unconstitutional. And the media giant
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Speaker 4: is looking for injunctive relief so it can continue to
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Speaker 4: carry out its business plans. Now, the suit says, quote,
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Speaker 4: a targeted campaign of government retaliation orchestrated at every step
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Speaker 4: by Governor DeSantis as punishment for Disney's protected now threatens
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Speaker 4: Disney's business operations, jeopardizes its economic future in the region,
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Speaker 4: and violates its constitutional rights. Now, of course, Melissa, this
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Speaker 4: all started back when Disney's leadership criticized Florida's so called
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Speaker 4: Don't Say Gay Bill, which banned conversations about sexual orientation
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Speaker 4: in schools.
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Speaker 1: Melissa, by the way, that's very misleading from CNBC. At
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Speaker 1: the very end there, what Disney did was they became
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Speaker 1: an activist company where they were going after the state
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Speaker 1: of Florida, which had given them basically autonomy, basically creating
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Speaker 1: them their own country around Disney World, and had done this,
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Speaker 1: and then they were angry and went woke, and they
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Speaker 1: decided to go after the state which had given them
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Speaker 1: the most incredible sweetheart deals they had ever seen or
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Speaker 1: imagined anywhere in the country. That is the problem. And
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Speaker 1: so then Governor DeSantis kind of went back and looked
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Speaker 1: at all of this and that Disney and I'm going
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Speaker 1: to quote liberal ideas here for a moment, Right, what
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Speaker 1: is it that liberals hate? They hate people that make money,
4:08
Speaker 1: They hate people that make a lot of money. They
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Speaker 1: hate billionaires, right, even though they'll happily take their money
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Speaker 1: like George Soros and let them buy off political campaigns
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Speaker 1: and pick and choose candidates. But the moral of them,
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Speaker 1: right of the Democrats, the socialists in these comments is
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Speaker 1: we hate everybody that makes cash. We hate corporate America,
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Speaker 1: we hate big companies. They're all evil. They should pay
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Speaker 1: their fair share, they should pay more in taxes. YadA, YadA, YadA. Right,
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Speaker 1: you start a class warfare, and you say that anyone
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Speaker 1: that does something or creates anything massive or amazing is
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Speaker 1: actually spotted satan unless they're on our side. Disney makes
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Speaker 1: billions and billions and billions of dollars, and they poked
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Speaker 1: the bear that allowed them the ability to make that
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Speaker 1: money in Florida. The deal that Florida gave Disney decades
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Speaker 1: ago was an unbelievable deal, and if Disney was smart,
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Speaker 1: they would have shut the hell up and just been
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Speaker 1: a business and not gone into woke activism. They're the
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Speaker 1: ones that chose this fight. They're the ones that escalated this.
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Speaker 1: And so when that happened, a bunch of elected officials
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Speaker 1: that liked Disney previously in Florida were like, well, if
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Speaker 1: you're going to start giving us crap, we're going to
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Speaker 1: look at your deals.
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Speaker 2: We're going to look at your sweetheart deals.
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Speaker 1: We're going to take a look at this and we're
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Speaker 1: going to see what we like or don't like, and
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Speaker 1: let's see how good it is. And then they realized
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Speaker 1: how good it was, Like people started reporting on this,
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Speaker 1: they're like, oh my gosh, oh my gosh, Like are
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Speaker 1: you seeing just how good this actually is. It was
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Speaker 1: a holy cow moment where people were looking at it
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Speaker 1: and they couldn't believe what they were seeing and just
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Speaker 1: how unbelievable the deal was. Then there were people that
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Speaker 1: actually got pretty angry over this. They were angry because
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Speaker 1: they couldn't believe just how good the deal was, and
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Speaker 1: was also lying about the bill. The bill never said
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Speaker 1: sexual stuff with very young children. There was nothing in
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Speaker 1: there about don't say gay. So they also lied about that.
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Speaker 2: Now they're saying we are being persecuted. Now.
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Speaker 1: I think Ryan DeSantis is right to go to war
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Speaker 1: with Disney. I also think it's time to wrap up
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Speaker 1: that war with Disney and move on to other issues.
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Speaker 1: I think this is hurting Ron Desanta's's chances of becoming
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Speaker 1: president because at some point it does look like it's
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Speaker 1: petty and it's going to become a liability instead of
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Speaker 1: an asset. You go in, you beat the crap out
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Speaker 1: of the bully, and that's what DeSantis did, and then
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Speaker 1: you eventually get up off the mat, right, And what
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Speaker 1: DeSantis has done is kept punching and punching and punching,
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Speaker 1: and now people are kind of like, okay, enough, they're
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Speaker 1: ready to move on. With that being said, and that's
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Speaker 1: just my political advice to DeSantis on this. There's another
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Speaker 1: issue that really makes me mad, and that's this I
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Speaker 1: said at the beginning. There are moments that happen when
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Speaker 1: you know that there's a person you're not going to
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Speaker 1: vote for that are very telling about that person. And
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Speaker 1: that person today is Nicki Haley. Nicki Haley is trying
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Speaker 1: to figure out a way to get some wind in
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Speaker 1: her sails. She's running for president of the United States America.
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Speaker 1: She's already announced it. She goes on Fox News Channel today,
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Speaker 1: and when she's on Fox News Channel today, Nicki Haley
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Speaker 1: officially invited Disney to move to South Carolina as they
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Speaker 1: are suing DeSantis. That is liberal political pandering at its worth.
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Speaker 1: I have zero respect for Nicki Haley. This is exactly
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Speaker 1: what I would expect from a Mitt Romney or a
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Speaker 1: Jeb Bush. And I'm glad that this moment happened today
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Speaker 1: on Fox News Channel, because you know exactly what you're
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Speaker 1: getting with Nikki Haley. If Haley has directly asked a
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Speaker 1: question about Disney, what she should have said was they
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Speaker 1: should have stayed out of politics. They wouldn't be in
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Speaker 1: this situation right now, and they shouldn't have been trying
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Speaker 1: and lying about what's happening in Florida. But again, Nikki
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Speaker 1: Haley is so desperate for someone to like her that
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Speaker 1: she actually sounded like a liberal today, implying that somehow
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Speaker 1: Florida is a bad place and DeSantis is a bad
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Speaker 1: person for taking on Disney and their woke activism, saying,
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Speaker 1: come on down to South Carolina.
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Speaker 5: Ambassador Haley, I want to ask you about what could
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Speaker 5: be another Republican candidate in the field, and that is
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Speaker 5: Ron DeSantis. We just learned a few moments ago that
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Speaker 5: Disney is now suing the Florida governor for an alleging
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Speaker 5: political effort to hurt their business. We've all been watching
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Speaker 5: this back and forth for quite some time. This is
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Speaker 5: obviously dramatically escalating the feud between Disney and Ron de Santis.
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Speaker 5: They are alleging that the Republican governor has wage j
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Speaker 5: quote real lentless campaign to weaponize government power over the company.
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Speaker 5: What is your reaction to that, as we still have
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Speaker 5: yet to see him jump officially into the race.
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Speaker 6: You know, as governor, I took a double digit unemployment
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Speaker 6: state and I turned it into an economic powerhouse. Businesses
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Speaker 6: were my partners, because if you take care of your businesses,
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Speaker 6: you take care of your economy. Your economy takes care
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Speaker 6: of the people, and everyone wins. And so that's the
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Speaker 6: way we dealt with it. We are South Carolina was
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Speaker 6: a very anti woke state. It still is. And if
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Speaker 6: Disney would like to move their hundreds of thousands of
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Speaker 6: jobs to South Carolina and bring the billions of dollars
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Speaker 6: with them, I'll let them know. I'll be happy to
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Speaker 6: meet them in South Carolina and introduce them to the
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Speaker 6: governor and the legislature that would welcome it.
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Speaker 1: This is the worst political pandering that I've heard in
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Speaker 1: a long time. I honestly thought Nikki Haley was smarter
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Speaker 1: than to take the bait here back. Come on down
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Speaker 1: South Carolina. Right, it's a very anti woke state and
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Speaker 1: it still is. How we'd love to get us some
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Speaker 1: Disney up in the here, get us all woke again,
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Speaker 1: We'll take those jobs. She should have said, look, at
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Speaker 1: the end of the day, Disney screwed up, and they
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Speaker 1: should understand they screwed up.
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Speaker 2: And it's dumb to sue Ron DeSantis.
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Speaker 1: She could have said that, and actually I think gained
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Speaker 1: more supporters, not less. I think this would actually been
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Speaker 1: a positive for her, not a negative for her. And
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Speaker 1: yet there she is and she's screwed it all up.
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Speaker 1: And remember, this is the reason why I didn't get
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Speaker 1: excited about Nicki Haley, because this is what I expected
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Speaker 1: from her. And all of a sudden, out of nowhere,
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Speaker 1: in an opportunity that she had to show that maybe
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Speaker 1: she's a real conservative, she shows her true colors. She is,
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Speaker 1: in my opinion, amed Mitt Romney. Okay, she is a
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Speaker 1: Mitt Romney two point zero and that is who she is.
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Speaker 1: And never forget this moment when she showed her colors
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Speaker 1: to you. I want to move on to another issue
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Speaker 1: that is broken, and that deal with Hunter Biden and
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Speaker 1: the Biden crime family. James Comber has now come out
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Speaker 1: and said, quote, the walls are closing in on the
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Speaker 1: Biden crime family. He also is now threatening to subpoena
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Speaker 1: John Kerry and his role in the Biden administration.
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Speaker 2: This after he said.
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Speaker 1: Quote, there's not going to be anybody left for a
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Speaker 1: Biden Christmas picture if the DOJ does its job. Now,
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Speaker 1: you may remember last week on this show, I played
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Speaker 1: for you a Congressman Carrison Burchett from Tennessee. He actually
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Speaker 1: is bringing up impeachment now after he saw these suspicious
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Speaker 1: activity reports. I'm going to let you hear what he
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Speaker 1: had to say first, and then you're gonna hear Maria
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Speaker 1: Bartromo's conversation with James Comer about the new intel they found.
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Speaker 3: Talking about in peaching Biden.
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Speaker 7: How could we not impeach Biden if this does in
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Speaker 7: fact reach him, or what their defense will be. I mean,
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Speaker 7: this is this is just going on too much. And
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Speaker 7: the like I said, the documentation that I've seen, I
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Speaker 7: can't comment on all of it, but what I came
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Speaker 7: to comment on is that it is bad, and it
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Speaker 7: is getting worse, and it is showing, it is showing
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Speaker 7: illegal moneies from Chinese communists flowing into this White House.
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Speaker 3: Wow.
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Speaker 8: Strong words of potential impeachment from House Oversight Committee member
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Speaker 8: Congressman Tim Burchett with me on Friday on Morning to
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Speaker 8: Maria over on Fox Business on the potentially compromised position
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Speaker 8: President Biden is in when dealing with Communist China. After
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Speaker 8: the House Oversight Committee report on millions of dollars the
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Speaker 8: Biden family has taken in from Communist China, House Oversit
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Speaker 8: Committee Chairman Congressman James Comer revealing that six more members
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Speaker 8: of the Biden family may have benefited from the family's
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Speaker 8: various business ventures around the world. The new information comes
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Speaker 8: from examining the suspicious activity reports, those reports sent by
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Speaker 8: banks to the Treasury Department in transactions involving President Biden's family.
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Speaker 8: Join me right now to get to the bottom of
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Speaker 8: it this Sunday morning. With more in an exclusive interview
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Speaker 8: is House Oversight Committee Chairman Congressman James Comer. Mister Chairman,
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Speaker 8: good to have you this morning.
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Speaker 3: Welcome, good morning.
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Speaker 2: What can you tell us.
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Speaker 8: About your latest findings and the Biden family receiving money
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Speaker 8: from adversaries.
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Speaker 9: Well, we went into Treasury after a long battle to
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Speaker 9: have access to those Treasury reports, thinking that there was
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Speaker 9: a certain number of suspicious activity reports, the number that
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Speaker 9: had been previously reported, and we thought that there were
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Speaker 9: two or three Biden family members that would be implicated
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Speaker 9: in these bank violations. Nearly three weeks later, we walk
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Speaker 9: out of Treasury having read, poured over thousands of pages
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Speaker 9: of documents, and I can tell you that there were
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Speaker 9: more suspicious activity reports that had been previously reported, and
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Speaker 9: many more Biden family members that were involved in the
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Speaker 9: influence pedling scheme. We now have nine a counting Biden
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Speaker 9: family members who were zeemed by at least one bank,
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Speaker 9: were receiving suspicious wires from our adversaries around the world.
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Speaker 8: So, in other words, adversaries and including China, sent money
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Speaker 8: directly to Biden family members into their accounts.
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Speaker 9: There's the key, Maria. They sent money to these LLC's
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Speaker 9: that the Biden family members created. That's another aspect of this.
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Speaker 9: We went in thinking there were around a dozen LLCs.
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Speaker 9: Through our informants and through our research over the past
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Speaker 9: year and through other investigative reporting, we thought there were
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Speaker 9: around a dozen of these LLCs that were created by
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Speaker 9: Biden family members to disguise or lounder where the source
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Speaker 9: of the revenue was coming from.
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Speaker 3: But there are many more LLC's.
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Speaker 9: There are many more Biden members Biden family members, many
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Speaker 9: more LLCs, and many more countries that were involved. I'll
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Speaker 9: say this, China was probably the most reputable country that
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Speaker 9: the Biden family was dealing with. And the question remains,
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Speaker 9: what were these family members doing to receive this money.
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Speaker 9: There's no rhyme or reason for some of these Biden
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Speaker 9: family members to receive any type of payment from our
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Speaker 9: adversaries around the world, much less the number that we've uncovered,
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Speaker 9: and we're still digging through these bank violations.
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Speaker 8: That's unbelievable. I mean, it couldn't be that they just
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Speaker 8: wanted to hang out in the Vice President's office, right
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Speaker 8: What were they paying for? One source sends me this
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Speaker 8: One of the huge benefits the Chinese may well have
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Speaker 8: paid for was then Vice President Biden presiding over the
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Speaker 8: signing of a memorandum of Understanding and MoU on May seven,
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Speaker 8: twenty thirteen, between our public Company Accounting Oversight Board and
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Speaker 8: the Chinese Regulatory Commission to waive federal auditing requirements for
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Speaker 8: hundreds of Chinese companies listed on US exchanges.
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Speaker 2: Was that part of it?
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Speaker 8: Thousands more traded in our markets, all in violation of
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Speaker 8: US federal securities laws.
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Speaker 9: There are six specific decisions that Joe Biden made either
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Speaker 9: as Vice president or president that are very concerning to
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Speaker 9: us that we believe could potentially lead back to payments
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Speaker 9: that were made to these LLCs that were then laundered
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Speaker 9: down to the Biden family members. So you have to
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Speaker 9: look at the number of the LLCs, and look at
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Speaker 9: the transactions, and look at the limited bank records that
17:18
Speaker 9: we have to realize the great links to which this
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Speaker 9: family went to try to disguise the sender of the
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Speaker 9: money and then deceive the irs. So when we hear
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Speaker 9: about the Biden family lawyers or meeting with the DOJ
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Speaker 9: to talk about a potential indictment of Hunter Biden, I
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Speaker 9: want to be very clear, Maria, it would be impossible
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Speaker 9: for the Department of Justice to just cherry pick Hunter
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Speaker 9: Biden for an indictment and not do anything to the
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Speaker 9: eight other Biden family members because they were essentially doing
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Speaker 9: the same thing and receiving the same types of payments
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Speaker 9: from our adversaries around the world that Hunter Biden was doing.
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Speaker 1: Listen to all this, it's very clear that these suspicious
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Speaker 1: activity reports and the cash that is connected to them
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Speaker 1: are massive. It's very hard for me not to keep interrupting,
18:11
Speaker 1: but I wanted you to hear what he had to
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Speaker 1: say here. He says they're in a pickle here, especially
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Speaker 1: now with the irs whistle blower. I mean, there's no
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Speaker 1: rhyme or reason why Hunter Biden shouldn't have been indicted
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Speaker 1: years ago, even before the last presidential election. But one
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Speaker 1: of the challenges that I've learned is that the Department
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Speaker 1: of Justice, if there are any legitimate series people left
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Speaker 1: in the DJ, they that they are really trying to
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Speaker 1: do the right thing. Is what do you do with
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Speaker 1: this many family members of the president? I mean, is
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Speaker 1: there's not going to be anybody left for a Christmas picture.
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Speaker 1: If the DJ did their jobs and went in there
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Speaker 1: and indicted everyone that has any type of fingerprints involved
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Speaker 1: in the influence pedaling scheme, I mean, it's the entire family.
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Speaker 1: Let's just back up and think about that statement. It's
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Speaker 1: the entire family. In other words, the money was too good,
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Speaker 1: and then there was too much money coming in, so
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Speaker 1: you got to keep the money in the family.
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Speaker 2: It was just too much money.
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Speaker 1: They had to have everybody jump in on this, and
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Speaker 1: that's why the number is nine. This is no different
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Speaker 1: than what we used to have with mob bosses and
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Speaker 1: their families, right, like, there's no difference here. Okay, there
19:29
Speaker 1: is no difference here than that this family, all right
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Speaker 1: four years, has been doing this, not years, decades, has
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Speaker 1: been doing this, and when they had children, as soon
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Speaker 1: as they were of age, they brought them into this.
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Speaker 1: This is a guy that's been in office for fifty
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Speaker 1: plus years.
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Speaker 2: Folks. The entire family is in on it.
19:54
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden was actually abused, and I would argue abused
19:59
Speaker 1: by his own FAMI family as an addict, because they
20:01
Speaker 1: saw an opportunity for the alibi they could become more aggressive.
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Speaker 1: James Biden didn't have the khones his brother to do
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Speaker 1: this or any of the other eight. There was only one,
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Speaker 1: and the one that had the cohones to do it
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Speaker 1: was none other.
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Speaker 2: Than Hunter Biden.
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Speaker 1: Because Hunter Biden was so bombed out of his freaking
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Speaker 1: mind that he could get away with it, or he
20:25
Speaker 1: just said there was no caution to win. He was
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Speaker 1: so bombed. He was such an addict, and I feel
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Speaker 1: sorry for addicts that he left his laptop with all
20:34
Speaker 1: this information at the store and it was called and
20:36
Speaker 1: didn't go pick it up.
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Speaker 2: This guy was such an addict.
20:39
Speaker 1: He slept with his brother's widow and moved her into
20:45
Speaker 1: his house to have a sexual relationship with her. Who
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Speaker 1: does that an addict, a hardcore drug addict, and the
20:53
Speaker 1: family saw an opportunity. They said, look, this guy can
20:57
Speaker 1: do stupid stuff, and the alibi is he was an addict, right.
21:01
Speaker 1: The alibi is he's such an addict that you can't
21:05
Speaker 1: blame him for what he actually did. James Biden wouldn't
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Speaker 1: have done this stuff. None of the other Bidens did
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Speaker 1: the stuff that Hunter Biden was willing to do. Hunter
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Speaker 1: Biden was got sober enough for a moment to walk
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Speaker 1: in and say, what do you need from my family?
21:20
Speaker 1: What do you need from my mafia? And I'll get
21:23
Speaker 1: it done, but I need this much cash on it now.
21:26
Speaker 1: And they knew he needed the cash because he was
21:27
Speaker 1: an addict, and the parents knew it. His dad knew it.
21:31
Speaker 1: His dad knew he had a problem with addiction, and
21:33
Speaker 1: they exploited. His dad knew he had a problem with
21:35
Speaker 1: hookers and prostitutes from around the world that he did anyway.
21:38
Speaker 1: His dad knew that he was doing business with the
21:39
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Speaker 1: One other side note on this Hunter Biden issue, federal
22:52
Speaker 1: prosecutors were now being told considered charging Hunter with four
22:56
Speaker 1: crimes a year ago. Why didn't they Why didn't they
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Speaker 1: charge him then? Why is it now that all of
23:05
Speaker 1: a sudden, we're being told that they're meeting with the
23:08
Speaker 1: feds right now, they're meeting right Hunter Biden's lawyers, Big
23:11
Speaker 1: Headline meet with DOJ prosecutors about pending criminal probe. Attorneys
23:18
Speaker 1: for Hunter Biden met with a Department of Justice prosecutors
23:20
Speaker 1: to discussed colminel charges that might be filed against the
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Speaker 1: son of President Joe Biden. NBC reported, citing sources, Hunter
23:27
Speaker 1: has been under investigation since twenty eighteen, So eighteen, nineteen,
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty one, twenty two to twenty.
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Speaker 2: Thirty, six years, so sudden charged him.
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Speaker 1: I wonder if they're just waiting to see if his
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Speaker 1: daddy wins reelection, because if he does, and they're like,
23:42
Speaker 1: all right, we got four more years of cover, screw it,
23:44
Speaker 1: don't charge the guy with anything. NBC that last week
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Speaker 1: reported that prosecutors have considered charging on hundred with four
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Speaker 1: clinel charges. In fact, that we're going to do it
23:52
Speaker 1: apparently about a year ago, and then for some reason
23:54
Speaker 1: they didn't. So now we've got to hurry up because
23:59
Speaker 1: the Biden crime family realizes this has become a really
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Speaker 1: big liability, and this is when you sacrifice your own child.
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Speaker 1: The attorneys for Hunter Biden meeting with the Department of
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Speaker 1: Justice prosecutors on Wednesday to discuss criminal charges that might
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Speaker 1: be filed. Prosecutors have considered charging Hunter with four criminal counts,
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Speaker 1: NBC News reporting two of those would be misdemeanor failures
24:22
Speaker 1: to file taxes, while a third would be a felony
24:25
Speaker 1: count of tax evasion and connection with a business expense.
24:29
Speaker 1: The fourth charge would be a felony related to an
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Speaker 1: alleged false statement related to a gun purchased in twenty eighteen,
24:37
Speaker 1: when Hunter wrote on a form that he was neither
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Speaker 1: addicted to or abusing any unlawful substance.
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Speaker 2: At the time, Hunter was using cocaine.
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Speaker 1: He has since admitted that and wrote about his own books,
24:47
Speaker 1: so we know he lied on that form. NBC also
24:50
Speaker 1: reported that two senior law enforcement sources said there is
24:53
Speaker 1: growing frustration inside the FBI because the majority of the
24:56
Speaker 1: investigation by bureau agents had been need it a year
25:00
Speaker 1: or so ago go. Why now is Hunter Biden's lawyers
25:06
Speaker 1: running to the DOJ to have a meeting because they
25:09
Speaker 1: need them to hurry up and indict him and shut
25:12
Speaker 1: down this controversy. That's why they understand now that there's
25:18
Speaker 1: so much coming out with the suspicious activity reports and
25:20
Speaker 1: the nine other Biden family members, that this is now
25:24
Speaker 1: getting to the point where they cannot control it.
25:26
Speaker 2: It's gotten out of hand.
25:27
Speaker 1: And when it gets out of hand, that opens them
25:30
Speaker 1: up to more possibility of them becoming the target of investigations.
25:34
Speaker 1: So now they're like, hey, do whatever the hell you
25:36
Speaker 1: got to do. Indidte him, put him in jail. We
25:39
Speaker 1: don't care. He's a drug addict. That's what we're going
25:42
Speaker 1: to say. We're gonna and they'll probably sit there and go,
25:45
Speaker 1: you know, this is probably good for a Hunter to
25:46
Speaker 1: go to prison.
25:47
Speaker 2: He'll get his life straightened out. It may save his life.
25:49
Speaker 1: They'll justify this in their psychotic minds, right, They'll they'll
25:54
Speaker 1: justify this to themselves that you know, this is really
25:58
Speaker 1: just something where Hunter, you know, this could be this
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Speaker 1: is probably good for him, and they'll convince the senile
26:05
Speaker 1: old father that this is actually some sort of blessing
26:10
Speaker 1: in disguise.
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Speaker 2: That's what they're gonna say.
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Speaker 1: That's how they're going to sell this, and they're also
26:14
Speaker 1: going to use as a legal defense, and that legal
26:16
Speaker 1: defense is a pretty clear one. The legal defense is, hey,
26:21
Speaker 1: we know that he did this, and we're sorry, but
26:24
Speaker 1: he was a drug addict and you should have compassion
26:26
Speaker 1: and look how he's turned his life around, and that's
26:29
Speaker 1: all that really matters. That's been the game planned, by
26:32
Speaker 1: the way, the entire time. This isn't some new move.
26:34
Speaker 1: They were exploiting his addiction the entire time. And why
26:39
Speaker 1: anyone would trust that man to be in charge of
26:41
Speaker 1: the country is beyond me. But here we are. He
26:44
Speaker 1: is the Democratic nominee. Now, I want to get to
26:48
Speaker 1: another issue I mentioned earlier with doctor Fauci. Doctor Fauci
26:51
Speaker 1: is coming out right now, and Fauci is trying to
26:54
Speaker 1: rewrite history on everything. Fauci on ending the COVID emergency,
26:59
Speaker 1: don't worry. He wanted to come back.
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Speaker 2: Listen.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, And that why this is so important to look
27:04
Speaker 10: back at what happened, not just to criticize people, but
27:07
Speaker 10: to learn to see what can be changed going forward.
27:09
Speaker 10: You know, the public health emergency is actually ending in
27:12
Speaker 10: about two weeks. Do you think it's the right time
27:14
Speaker 10: for that to end?
27:18
Speaker 11: You know, there's obviously a debate about that, but I
27:21
Speaker 11: think in general, we really need to move forward so
27:24
Speaker 11: long as we don't leave a big gap in being
27:27
Speaker 11: able to take care of the people who may not
27:29
Speaker 11: have available to them now the things that were very,
27:33
Speaker 11: very important to them at the time that we had
27:36
Speaker 11: all of the issues that were related to the emergency.
27:39
Speaker 11: They want to be able to have some sort of
27:41
Speaker 11: a safety net for them, to be able to get
27:44
Speaker 11: drugs and to be able to get vaccines, so those
27:47
Speaker 11: things don't fall between the cracks. If we take care
27:50
Speaker 11: of that, I think it's important to move forward. I mean,
27:54
Speaker 11: everybody wants this outbreak behind us. We want to make
27:56
Speaker 11: sure we don't just forget about it completely because we
28:00
Speaker 11: still have about one hundred and fifty deaths per day
28:03
Speaker 11: and there's still a lot of virus out there, So
28:05
Speaker 11: we can't.
28:06
Speaker 3: Just completely forget about it.
28:07
Speaker 11: We got to continue to pay attention to it.
28:09
Speaker 1: It's still a lot of virus out there. Yeah, that's
28:13
Speaker 1: how we control you, folks, That's how we get our power, right.
28:16
Speaker 1: A lot of there's a hell of a lot of
28:18
Speaker 1: virus still out there. Fauci, reflecting on misstep successes of
28:23
Speaker 1: US COVID response was how they build this interview with CNN,
28:27
Speaker 1: here's part of what they also said about the mask
28:29
Speaker 1: mandates and where they a mistake.
28:32
Speaker 10: In addition to schools, masking was probably one of the
28:35
Speaker 10: most divisive parts of COVID. I think whether or not
28:38
Speaker 10: people wore one, whether they had to wear one. A
28:41
Speaker 10: really striking comment that you made in this interview. You said,
28:44
Speaker 10: from a broad public health standpoint, and I'm quoting you now,
28:47
Speaker 10: at the population level, masks work at the margins, maybe
28:51
Speaker 10: ten percent. You once said a national mask mandate could work.
28:57
Speaker 10: That comment saying, you know, they work at the margins
29:00
Speaker 10: maybe ten percent, I think would raise a lot of eyebrows.
29:04
Speaker 10: Given so many people had to wear a mask, whether
29:06
Speaker 10: they were on a plane, whether they were in certain
29:07
Speaker 10: public facilities, to hear that they only work at the
29:10
Speaker 10: margins maybe ten percent, would make a lot of people
29:12
Speaker 10: ask then why was I wearing a mask for so
29:14
Speaker 10: many times?
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Speaker 11: You know, Caitlin, we got to be careful because if
29:20
Speaker 11: you read very carefully what I said, if you look
29:22
Speaker 11: at the broad public health effect, when you have masks
29:26
Speaker 11: that are so called mandated, are supposed to be worn
29:29
Speaker 11: because so many people don't wear them even though they're
29:32
Speaker 11: in an arena in which masks are supposed to be worn,
29:36
Speaker 11: or they don't wear them properly. From a public health standpoint,
29:40
Speaker 11: on the cohort of people, the effect can be only marginal.
29:44
Speaker 11: As we mentioned, it was ten thirteen percent or so,
29:47
Speaker 11: But for the individual who religiously wears a properly fitted mask,
29:53
Speaker 11: the effect is much much much better than that.
29:56
Speaker 3: It's eighty five ninety percent or more.
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Speaker 11: So, we were trying to distinguish between what the broad
30:03
Speaker 11: effect on a population is when you have mask wearing,
30:06
Speaker 11: versus the effect on the individual who religiously and properly
30:11
Speaker 11: wears the mask.
30:12
Speaker 3: There's a big difference there.
30:13
Speaker 11: That's what we were referring to about on the margins
30:17
Speaker 11: versus an individual effect of a person.
30:20
Speaker 3: Yeah, difference.
30:20
Speaker 1: I don't trust any of that at all. By the way,
30:22
Speaker 1: I don't trust that voice at all. I think this
30:24
Speaker 1: guy's totally full of crap. As he's making it up here,
30:27
Speaker 1: he's also saying, and she said, wow, it's ten percent
30:29
Speaker 1: of the time.
30:30
Speaker 2: It basically it might even work.
30:32
Speaker 1: He won't admit, Yeah, we screwed that one up, right,
30:36
Speaker 1: I screwed that up. Remember when doctor Fauchi, by the way,
30:39
Speaker 1: was wanting to close down everything for two weeks. Of course,
30:42
Speaker 1: right he was asked about closing everything down. Now I
30:45
Speaker 1: would to say, no, that wasn't my decision. Don't accuse
30:48
Speaker 1: me of being the guy that did that. Listen, Yeah, a.
30:51
Speaker 10: Lot of questions what the effects of that ending would
30:53
Speaker 10: look like.
30:54
Speaker 5: I want to get into this New York excuse me.
30:56
Speaker 10: This New York Times interview that you did really just
30:59
Speaker 10: basically looking back at not just how you handled it,
31:02
Speaker 10: how the US handled it.
31:03
Speaker 3: Overall.
31:04
Speaker 10: You talked about being perceived as kind of the personification
31:07
Speaker 10: of restrictions, and you had this quote that stood out
31:09
Speaker 10: to me. You said, show me a school that I
31:11
Speaker 10: shut down, show me a factory that I shut down.
31:14
Speaker 3: Never I never did.
31:15
Speaker 10: I gave a public health recommendation that echoed the CDC's recommendation,
31:18
Speaker 10: and people made a decision based on that. Now, I
31:22
Speaker 10: don't have to tell you that people who have criticized
31:25
Speaker 10: your response have seized on that comment in particular to say, yeah,
31:29
Speaker 10: you weren't directly responsible for Pravo Elementary School closing or whatnot,
31:34
Speaker 10: but because of the recommendations that came from you and
31:36
Speaker 10: other top public health officials. Those are decisions that you
31:39
Speaker 10: saw school administrators make, governors make, and you understand the
31:42
Speaker 10: influence that your recommendations had on decisions.
31:45
Speaker 3: Like that, right, Well, that's true, Kaitlyn.
31:48
Speaker 11: But the point that I made in my response to
31:50
Speaker 11: the reporter in the New York Times article was that
31:54
Speaker 11: what it is is that there was a personification of
31:57
Speaker 11: me as a person who essentially everything down. Those were
32:01
Speaker 11: public health recommendations that came from the CDC, and I
32:05
Speaker 11: have always been very supportive of the CDC because they
32:09
Speaker 11: based their recommendations purely on public health issues. And the
32:12
Speaker 11: point that I made that as public health officials, it's
32:16
Speaker 11: our responsibility to give the public health perspective to it.
32:20
Speaker 11: The decision of how that balances with other considerations really
32:25
Speaker 11: comes from other authorities, from authorities who have things other
32:29
Speaker 11: than just the public health to be concerned about economic
32:32
Speaker 11: and other considerations.
32:34
Speaker 3: So that's the point I was making.
32:35
Speaker 11: I was not trying to shun away from responsibility.
32:39
Speaker 3: We made a public.
32:40
Speaker 11: Health recommendation based on sound public health principles, but that's
32:45
Speaker 11: not the only issue that you need to consider. When
32:48
Speaker 11: you're in the middle of an outbreak, Well, you have
32:50
Speaker 11: to consider a number of other things.
32:51
Speaker 3: And that's the point we're making.
32:53
Speaker 10: I think a lot of parents and teachers would say, well, yeah,
32:56
Speaker 10: the CDC when they made these recommendations, they should have
32:58
Speaker 10: considered the effects that learning would have on children when
33:01
Speaker 10: they're making a decision like that. Is that something you
33:03
Speaker 10: agree with?
33:04
Speaker 3: No, I do.
33:05
Speaker 11: I believe that you have to consider a variety of
33:08
Speaker 11: other things. But remember at the time that the shutdown occurred.
33:12
Speaker 11: I mean, you have to distinguish, Caitlin, between the crisis,
33:17
Speaker 11: at the point when our hospitals were being overrun and
33:20
Speaker 11: we were having Koler trucks to put bodies in because
33:24
Speaker 11: we didn't have enough room in a morgue, that's when
33:27
Speaker 11: things shut down. The real issue is how long do
33:30
Speaker 11: you keep that shutdown?
33:32
Speaker 3: How long do you keep the schools closed?
33:34
Speaker 11: And if you recall and go back on many of
33:38
Speaker 11: the things I've said in a lot of interviews is
33:41
Speaker 11: that we've got to do whatever we can to get
33:42
Speaker 11: the schools open and get them open safe, and keep
33:47
Speaker 11: them open.
33:47
Speaker 3: And I've said that many, many times.
33:49
Speaker 2: But this guy, by the way, is so full of crap.
33:52
Speaker 1: He is basically saying everything he did was justifiable.
33:56
Speaker 3: Okay.
33:57
Speaker 1: Number one, everything that he did was justify and two
34:02
Speaker 1: he would do it all over again, and we should
34:04
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34:06
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34:09
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34:11
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34:16
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34:19
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34:22
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34:28
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34:32
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34:34
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34:36
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34:41
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34:44
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34:51
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