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Media Desperate To Hide Damning Testimony from Devon Archer-What You Need To Know · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Welcome.
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Speaker 2: It is Verdict with Senator Ted Cruz Ben Ferguson with you.
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Speaker 2: So nice to have you with us. After we had
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Speaker 2: an abbreviated podcast yesterday, we're back up and running our
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Speaker 2: I say two days ago, we're back up and running now.
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Speaker 2: It never fails that you have technical issues on the
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Speaker 2: biggest nights. But we got through it and we appreciate
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Speaker 2: you guys listening to us today because we have a
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Speaker 2: lot to talk about with the Devon Archer issue. We first,
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Speaker 2: obviously have to deal with the fact that yet again
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump's being charged and arraigned on more charges against him.
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Speaker 2: I want to get your reaction to that before we
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Speaker 2: do a deep dive into the Devon Archer testimony before Congress.
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Speaker 3: Well, this week is a huge week in terms of
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Speaker 3: developments for the rule of law, developments for Joe Biden,
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Speaker 3: developments for Hunter Biden, and developments for Donald Trump. This week, obviously,
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump was indicted yet again a third time by
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Speaker 3: Special Counsel Jack Smith. It is an indictment that I
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Speaker 3: believe is a political indictment. It is the latest man
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Speaker 3: festation of the politicization of the Department of Justice, where
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Speaker 3: the Democrats every time there are bad developments about Joe Biden,
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Speaker 3: about Hunter Biden, they immediately turn around and try to
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Speaker 3: overtake the news cycle with yet another attack on Donald Trump.
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Speaker 3: And it is doing severe damage to the integrity of
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Speaker 3: the Department of Justice.
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Speaker 4: And listen.
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Speaker 3: Actually, yesterday one of Trump's lawyers outside the courtroom expressed
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Speaker 3: it really powerfully the shameless timing of each of these indictments.
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Speaker 4: Give a listen.
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Speaker 5: The fact that I am standing here for the third
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Speaker 5: time in five months is not a coincidence. This is
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Speaker 5: the Biden political law fair that we have seen time
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Speaker 5: and time again. It is a deflection from everything that
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Speaker 5: they have done. And if you don't believe me, look
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Speaker 5: at the facts. On March seventeenth, accidentally admits that it
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Speaker 5: was his laptop for health. The next day, Dan Alvin
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Speaker 5: Bragg indicts President Trump. June, an FBI document is released
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Speaker 5: showing that the Ukrainians paid the mind In crime family
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Speaker 5: millions and millions of dollars. The next day the mari
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Speaker 5: Lago Raider and the Marilago indictment. Last week, Hunter Biden's
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Speaker 5: Sweetheart plea deal fell through when the judge realized it
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Speaker 5: had blanket immunity. The following day, a superseding indictment against
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Speaker 5: Donald Trump. July thirty first, Devin Archer goes to testify
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Speaker 5: in front of the House. That was only after they
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Speaker 5: failed to put him in jail prior to the fact.
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Speaker 5: What happens the next day, the January sixth indictment that.
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Speaker 6: We're here for today. This is not a coincidence.
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Speaker 7: This is election interference.
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Speaker 5: At its finest against the leading candidate right now for
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Speaker 5: president for either party.
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Speaker 2: You hear that, and this is I'm so glad that
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Speaker 2: the Trump team did this to remind people. We actually
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Speaker 2: did this on the show Center just a couple of
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Speaker 2: days ago. They're not even trying to hide how biased
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Speaker 2: they are. It's like, all right, you do something exposing
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Speaker 2: the Biden crime family. We're gonna put Donald Trump in
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Speaker 2: prison for now, what is it, five hundred and seventy
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Speaker 2: six years. I'm not exaggerating it. It's actually like pretty
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Speaker 2: close to the number if he's found guilty on everything.
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Speaker 1: They're not hiding it at all.
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Speaker 4: But you can't understand.
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Speaker 3: The objective is not to put Donald Trump in prison
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Speaker 3: for a day. The objective Joe Biden's political objective, Merrick
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Speaker 3: Garland's political objective Number one. They want Trump to win
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Speaker 3: the primary, and they have recognized that every time they
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Speaker 3: indict him, his numbers go up in the Republican primary.
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Speaker 4: Umber two.
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Speaker 3: The reason, one of the key reasons they want them
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Speaker 3: to win the primary is they want in September and
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Speaker 3: October of next year, right before election day. They want
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Speaker 3: ideally multiple criminal trials ongoing. They want Trump being prosecuted.
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Speaker 3: They want all of the headlines to be about anything
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Speaker 3: other than the disastrous Joe Biden record. They don't want
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Speaker 3: to talk about the chaos at our southern border and seven.
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Speaker 4: Million illegal immigrants under Joe Biden.
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Speaker 3: They don't want to talk about the train wreck that
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Speaker 3: is Bidenomics, including seeing the US credit rating downgraded after
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Speaker 3: Biden and the Democrats engaged in trillions of dollars of
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Speaker 3: a reckless spending spree. They don't want to talk about
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Speaker 3: rising crime rates because of their assault on law enforcement
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Speaker 3: and police across this country. They don't want to talk
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Speaker 3: about the disaster of foreign policy, including the largest land
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Speaker 3: war in Europe since World War Two. They don't want
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Speaker 3: to talk about the shameful surrender to the Taliban and
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Speaker 3: withdraw in Afghanistan. They don't I want to talk about
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Speaker 3: how every enemy of America is stronger today and how
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Speaker 3: Joe Biden has weakened and undermine our allies across the country.
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Speaker 3: None of that do they want the conversation to be about.
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Speaker 3: They want the conversation to be about today in the
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Speaker 3: criminal trial against Donald Trump. Here's the horrible testimony we heard.
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Speaker 3: They believe that's how they win, and that We've talked
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Speaker 3: a lot in this podcast about how the far left,
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Speaker 3: what they accuse you of, is what they're doing that
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Speaker 3: is an assault on democracy because they don't trust the voters.
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Speaker 3: They don't want the voters to vote on Biden's record
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Speaker 3: because if we vote on Biden's record, Biden loses. Instead,
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Speaker 3: they want to use the Department of Justice to.
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Speaker 4: Steal the election.
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Speaker 3: And let's be clear, they're trying to steal it by
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Speaker 3: dominating the headlines, by bringing the full force of the
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Speaker 3: federal government to bring case after case after case and listen,
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Speaker 3: we talked about on Wednesdays podcast how the objective of
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Speaker 3: this latest indictment isn't to send Trump to jail. It
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Speaker 3: is rather to bring this case before a DC jury
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Speaker 3: that is overwhelmingly Democrat, that overwhelmingly despises Donald Trump. They
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Speaker 3: got lucky, and they got one of the most left wing,
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Speaker 3: if not the most left wing, federal district judge in
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Speaker 3: d C who presumably is going to rule against Trump
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Speaker 3: over and over and over again. There's a very real
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Speaker 3: possibility they get a guilty verdict from a DC jury,
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Speaker 3: and in their perfect world, they'd like that guilty verdict
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Speaker 3: maybe about October twentieth of next year. Would would be
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Speaker 3: the Democrat dreams scenario. Now they know full well if
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Speaker 3: there is a guilty verdict, when that goes up on
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Speaker 3: appeal and when it gets up to the Supreme Court,
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Speaker 3: it is overwhelmingly likely to be thrown out. That this
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Speaker 3: indictment is an indictment for challenging the results of an election,
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Speaker 3: which you're entitled to do, which Democrats do after election
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Speaker 3: after election after election. It's an indictment for engaging in
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Speaker 3: free speech and Donald Trump's standing up and expressing his
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Speaker 3: views about voter fraud. It's an indictment saying it is
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Speaker 3: criminal that he did not believe some of the advice
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Speaker 3: he was given. You read the indictment and it's really laughable.
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Speaker 3: It says, well, Trump knew his claims were false, because
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Speaker 3: so and so told them they were false. Now, mind you,
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Speaker 3: he had other people telling him they were true. And
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Speaker 3: according to the Biden Department of Justice, if you pick
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Speaker 3: the wrong person to listen to, that is now suddenly
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Speaker 3: a criminal offense. This is election interference.
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Speaker 4: It is also.
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Speaker 3: Ongoing news management.
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Speaker 4: And so we talked about.
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Speaker 3: In Wednesday's pod how you and I sat down Tuesday
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Speaker 3: afternoon to record Wednesday's pod and the entire topic was
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Speaker 3: going to be about Devon Archer, that it was major
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Speaker 3: news breaking, and as we were sitting down we were
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Speaker 3: about to record it, we both got over our phones.
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Speaker 3: Trump's notification I'm going to be indicted at five pm
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Speaker 3: to day and we're like, oh, never mind. And not
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Speaker 3: only was it successful in clearing Devon Archer off of
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Speaker 3: the six o'clock news on every station, which it probably
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Speaker 3: would have done anyway, but it even cleared it off
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Speaker 3: of this podcast, where we had to devote Wednesday's podcast
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Speaker 3: to that indictment, which meant we didn't get to Devon Archer.
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Speaker 3: So what we're gonna do now, Listen, there's gonna be
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Speaker 3: plenty of time and podcasts to come to analyze the
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Speaker 3: legal issues in Trump Indictment number one Trump and Dita
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Speaker 3: are gonna bring There'll be plenty of time for that
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Speaker 3: this part.
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Speaker 1: There's gonna be a lot of that.
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Speaker 2: Senator let's get into Devin Archer here, and when you
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Speaker 2: look at his testimony, give me a couple of your
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Speaker 2: big takeaways of what was said that was even shocking
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Speaker 2: to you, Just an overall recap of how in saying
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Speaker 2: his testimony actually was.
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Speaker 3: Well, the biggest and most consequential thing that Devin Archer
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Speaker 3: testified to is that Joe Biden has been lying to
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Speaker 3: the American people for years, and the Biden White House
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Speaker 3: has been lying to the American people for years. That
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Speaker 3: when Joe Biden said he had never discussed any of
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Speaker 3: Hunter's overseas business deals dealings with Hunter Biden, assuming Devin
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Speaker 3: Archer is telling the truth, Joe Biden was flat out
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Speaker 3: lying that he had had roughly twenty conversations that Devon
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Speaker 3: Archer was aware of. That is bombshell testimony because it
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Speaker 3: goes right to the heart of Joe Biden's central defense
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Speaker 3: that gosh, this was just Hunter doing his thing, it
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Speaker 3: wasn't me, and listen, I think the best way to
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Speaker 3: do this is to actually walk systematically through some of
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Speaker 3: the testimony. So Devn Archer met Hunter Biden sometime between
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Speaker 3: two thousand and two thousand and four, and Devin Archer
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Speaker 3: became involved in Bearisma in twenty fourteen when he joined
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Speaker 3: the Barisma board and the relationship started when Mikolas Lochski
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Speaker 3: and Vadam Posharski were on the target list of potential
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Speaker 3: investors in a fund that was known as Rosemont Real
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Speaker 3: Estate Acquisition Fund one. He also confirmed that the former
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Speaker 3: president of Poland, Alexander Kwasnyuski, joined the Barisma board, and notably,
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Speaker 3: this same point was in the FD ten twenty three
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Speaker 3: that the FBI prepared, So this is on one level
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Speaker 3: of concurrence between those two. Devin Archer described how he
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Speaker 3: flew to Warsaw in March of twenty fourteen to meet
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Speaker 3: with Kwasnyuski and to discuss Devin Archer's joining Barisma's board,
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Speaker 3: and he said that he recalled Hunter Biden, referring to
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Speaker 3: President Biden as quote my guy when shown the email
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Speaker 3: he received from Hunter Biden on April twelfth. Now, now
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Speaker 3: think about this for a second, Ben, have you ever
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Speaker 3: referred to your dad as my guy?
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Speaker 2: No, not once in my life, certainly not in the
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Speaker 2: sense of like, hey, he's my guy that I'm selling
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Speaker 2: it a hot to the highest bidder in the world.
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Speaker 3: Right, Look, that's not normal. Daddy was Hunter's business. That's
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Speaker 3: why he was my guy. I've lived fifty two years.
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Speaker 3: I'm quite confident I've never referred to my father as
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Speaker 3: my guy because that's not my business. That was Hunter's business.
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Speaker 3: Devon Archer discussed Hunter talking about how bringing then Vice
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Speaker 3: President Biden. To be clear, Joe Biden was the sitting
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Speaker 3: Vice president of the United States at that time, how
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Speaker 3: bringing then Vice President Biden to Ukraine would add value
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Speaker 3: in the eyes of Barisma, and Devin Archer described that
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Speaker 3: as quote pretty obvious if you're you know, you're the
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Speaker 3: son of a vice president. Now here's an exchange. The
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Speaker 3: Majority Council the Republican Council asked Devon Archer the following.
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Speaker 3: You keep saying the brand, but by brand you mean
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Speaker 3: the Biden family.
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Speaker 4: Correct Archer, Correct, Majority.
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Speaker 3: Council, and that brand is what, in your opinion was
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Speaker 3: the majority of what the value that was delivered from
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Speaker 3: Hunter Biden to Barisma.
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Speaker 4: Archer.
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Speaker 3: I didn't say majority, but I wouldn't speculate on percentages,
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Speaker 3: but I do think that was an element of it.
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Speaker 3: Representative Andy Biggs chimes in, when you say Biden family,
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Speaker 3: sorry to cut in here, I just want to get
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Speaker 3: a clarification. You aren't talking about doctor Jill or anybody else.
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Speaker 3: You're talking about Joe Biden. Is that fair to say?
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Speaker 4: Archer? Yeah, that's fair to say.
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Speaker 3: Listen, I think it's I don't think about it as
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Speaker 3: you know Joe directly, but it's fair, that's fair to
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Speaker 3: say obviously that brought the most value to the brand.
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Speaker 3: So there's a reason that Joe Biden was my guide
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Speaker 3: to Hunter, because Joe Biden was the brand that was
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Speaker 3: being sold. All right, next exchange, Majority Council. That Hunter
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Speaker 3: Biden was adding value that he was adding was in part,
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Speaker 3: as you said, his family Archer. Uh huh, Majority Council.
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Speaker 3: And so what is your basis for knowing that, Archer?
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Speaker 3: My basis for knowing that, Well, I think there was
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Speaker 3: there are particular you know, objectives that Barisma was trying
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Speaker 3: to accomplish, and a lot of it's about opening doors,
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Speaker 3: you know, globally in DC, and I think that you know,
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Speaker 3: that was the you know, and then obviously having those
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Speaker 3: doors open, you know, sent the right signals you know,
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Speaker 3: for Bearisma to you know, carry on its business and
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Speaker 3: be successful. All right, here's the next conversation, Archer quote.
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Speaker 3: My only thought is that I think Borisma would have
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Speaker 3: gone out of business if it didn't have the brand
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Speaker 3: attached to it. Now pause to think for a second.
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Speaker 3: He just testified to Congress that Barisma the Ukrainian natural
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Speaker 3: gas company owned by a corrupt Ukrainian oligark would have
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Speaker 3: gone out of business if it didn't have the brand.
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Speaker 3: What is the brand Joe Biden attached to it? So
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Speaker 3: there's a reason they paid Hunter a million bucks a
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Speaker 3: year because attaching Joe Biden's name to the company kept
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Speaker 3: the company solvent. Archer continues, that's my only honest opinion.
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Speaker 3: But I have no basis for any never heard any conversations.
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Speaker 4: And then.
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Speaker 3: Then you see the Democrats jump in and Representative Goldman,
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Speaker 3: and Goldman who was the lead lawyer for the Democrats
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Speaker 3: and the Trump impeachments, and he's now a baby freshman
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Speaker 3: Democrat representative from New York. He's decided his job is
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Speaker 3: to be Hunter Biden's lawyer, and so he's jumping in.
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Speaker 4: He says, what, but that's different than Joe Biden's.
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Speaker 3: Action, because you know, Goldman's representative Goldman's job is to
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Speaker 3: defend Joe Biden Hunter Biden. Archer goes, right, Goldman, you're
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Speaker 3: just talking about that Hunter was on the board, Archer, right.
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Speaker 3: And I think that's why Goldman and so Archer it
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Speaker 3: was able to survive for as long as it did.
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Speaker 3: Goldman by because of additional capital or Archer just because
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Speaker 3: of the brand Goldman. Well, I don't understand. How does
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Speaker 3: that have an impact?
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Speaker 1: Archer?
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Speaker 3: Well, the capabilities to navigate DC that they were able to,
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Speaker 3: you know, basically be in the news cycle, and I
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Speaker 3: think that preserved them from a you know, from a
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Speaker 3: longevity standpoint. That's like, my honest, that's really what I
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Speaker 3: think that That's like how I think holistically, Goldman. But
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Speaker 3: how would that work, Archer? Because people would be intimidated
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Speaker 3: to mess with them Goldman in what way?
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Speaker 4: Archer? Legally? Goldman?
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Speaker 3: Uh huh Archer. So on this line of questioning, I
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Speaker 3: have no like proof, I have no nothing. All right,
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Speaker 3: let's see though what he does have proof with here's
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Speaker 3: another line of questioning. Majority Council, and I want to
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Speaker 3: talk about the value going back to this, it would
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Speaker 3: be the Spring of twenty fourteen Cafe Milano dinner.
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Speaker 4: Archer.
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Speaker 3: Uh huh, Spring of fourteen, Yeah, the first one Majority Council.
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Speaker 3: And since we talked about it before the break, if
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Speaker 3: you could just recap, could you say again who was there?
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Speaker 1: Now?
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Speaker 3: This Cafe Milano is the Sishi restaurant in DC, and
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Speaker 3: there was a dinner. Here's Archer's answer. Archer, sure, Keynes, Rakashev,
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Speaker 3: Kareem Massimov, Yolena Battterina, possibly Yuri Hunter Biden, Joe Biden,
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Speaker 3: mind you, Joe Biden's the Vice President of the United
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Speaker 3: States at the time, possibly Eric Schwerreen, Majority Council. The
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Speaker 3: duration of the time that Joe Biden stayed there, you
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Speaker 3: said you couldn't recall, but do you recall whether he
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Speaker 3: had dinner or whether, oh, he had dinner. Yeah, Archer says,
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Speaker 3: I recall that he had dinner. It was a regular,
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Speaker 3: not not a long dinner, but dinner. Majority Council. And
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Speaker 3: so this dinner takes place in the spring of twenty fourteen, approximately.
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Speaker 3: But then, do you recall getting a wire on February
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Speaker 3: fourteenth of twenty fourteen from Yelena Batcherina for three point
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Speaker 3: five million dollars to Rosemont Seneca Thornton Archer to Rosemont
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Speaker 3: Seneca Thornton Majority Council. Yes, Archer, yes, and why I
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Speaker 3: remember that is from the other testimony. Yes, all right,
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Speaker 3: so the Majority Council follows up on this Majority Council.
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Speaker 3: There's a wire, an incoming wire to the Rosemont Seneca
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Speaker 3: Bohai account for April twenty second of twenty fourteen for
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Speaker 3: one hundred and forty two thy three hundred dollars. Soon
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Speaker 3: thereafter there's an outgoing wire which appears to be the
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Speaker 3: next day to a beneficiary of Schneider Nelson Motor for
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Speaker 3: this exact same amount. What was first off? Our understanding
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Speaker 3: is that Novatas Holding PTE Limited is associated with Keynes
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Speaker 3: rashikev Archer.
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Speaker 4: That's my understanding.
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Speaker 3: Why did Rosemont Seneca Bohai receive this one hundred and
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Speaker 3: forty two thousand dollars payment from Rashakiv Archer? It was
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Speaker 3: for a car majority council for Who's car? Archer for
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Speaker 3: Hunter's car majority council. Was this a Porsche archer? It
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Speaker 3: gets a little foggy here, but I believe it was
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Speaker 3: a Fisker first and then a Porsche.
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Speaker 1: But it was.
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Speaker 3: Yes, it was majority council for an expensive car, archer
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Speaker 3: for an expensive car.
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Speaker 4: Yes.
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Speaker 3: So, by the way, the brand is very profitable. I'm curious, Ben,
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Speaker 3: you've lived for forty some odd years on planet Earth.
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Speaker 3: Have you ever had Russians? Why are you one hundred
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Speaker 3: and forty two thousand dollars to buy a a Porsche
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Speaker 3: or a Fisker.
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Speaker 2: No, and no one directly connected to Vladimir Putin who
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Speaker 2: are best friends, and that's how they get their money.
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Speaker 1: They're billions.
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Speaker 2: And on top of the fact that center we've got
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Speaker 2: to talk about this, they still have not been on
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Speaker 2: the sanction While all these other Russian oligarchs have been sanctioned,
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Speaker 2: she has not been sanctioned yet every time the sanctions
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Speaker 2: lists come out. So if you want to know what
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Speaker 2: you get for the money, the three and a half million,
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Speaker 2: right or or the other money for the car, apparently
21:14
Speaker 2: this is what you get.
21:16
Speaker 3: So just to be clear, what you're saying is that
21:19
Speaker 3: Joe Biden is sanctioned numerous Russian oligarchs, and they happened
21:22
Speaker 3: to be the Russian oligarchs that didn't pay Hunter Biden
21:25
Speaker 3: millions of dollars, and he is not sanctioned other Russian oligarchs,
21:29
Speaker 3: and they happened to be the Russian oligarchs that did
21:32
Speaker 3: pay Hunter Biden millions of dollars or hundreds of thousands
21:35
Speaker 3: of dollars.
21:35
Speaker 1: Is that yeah? I mean? And that's yes.
21:38
Speaker 2: And the suspicious activity reports, by the way back this
21:40
Speaker 2: up Alice Overtze Committee backs it up that you had
21:43
Speaker 2: three and the emails from from Joe Biden or say Hunter,
21:46
Speaker 2: Biden's laptop clearly showed three point five million was wired
21:50
Speaker 2: in February of twenty fourteen by the former First Lady
21:52
Speaker 2: at Moscow again, Yolena bad Arena, who attended at least
21:57
Speaker 2: at least that's the part here if I also find
21:59
Speaker 2: interesting at least one dinner with then Vice President Biden
22:04
Speaker 2: and his son and was in turn transferred to a
22:09
Speaker 2: firm co owned by Archer and Hunter Biden after its
22:12
Speaker 2: initial receipt by an empty that Biden defenders had insisted
22:16
Speaker 2: was solely controlled by Devin Archer. So they also lied
22:19
Speaker 2: about who was controlling the money when it came in.
22:23
Speaker 4: It gets worse.
22:25
Speaker 3: Let's go through a little bit more of the testimony
22:29
Speaker 3: Majority Council. All right, let's move on to the second dinner, Archer,
22:33
Speaker 3: the second dinner Majority Counsel, the spring twenty fifteen Cafe Milana.
22:37
Speaker 4: Who was there? Archer?
22:39
Speaker 3: That dinner was I think we went over it before,
22:42
Speaker 3: but it was Vedam, It was Hunter, Joe, myself, Kareem
22:47
Speaker 3: massimof a Greek Orthodox priest, maybe someone from the World
22:51
Speaker 3: Food Program, majority counsel. And what did Joe do with
22:55
Speaker 3: that dinner? Did he have dinner? How long was he there, Archer?
22:58
Speaker 3: He had dinner. He had dinner. And there was on
23:02
Speaker 3: that one, I believe the first one was like a
23:05
Speaker 3: birthday dinner and the second was I think we were
23:08
Speaker 3: supposed to talk about the World Food Program.
23:10
Speaker 4: So there were some talk about.
23:11
Speaker 1: That, Yeah, just some some about it.
23:13
Speaker 3: Yeah, look, you know world food things like fancy sport
23:17
Speaker 3: cars for Hunter.
23:19
Speaker 4: Listen, crack cocaine's not going to buy itself.
23:21
Speaker 3: And by the way, neither is a fancy beach house
23:25
Speaker 3: in Delaware. Neither is a classic corvette that that takes money.
23:29
Speaker 1: All right there.
23:30
Speaker 2: Home renovations, don't forget about Homer renovations. Those are also
23:34
Speaker 2: very very important. And the Homer renovations apparently were flowing
23:38
Speaker 2: from Hunter Biden's bankcount for his dad's home in Delaware.
23:42
Speaker 2: And that's another part of this whole idea, like, oh,
23:44
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23:46
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23:49
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Speaker 3: All right, the next exchange gets even more damning. If
25:21
Speaker 3: that's possible, Majority Council, how many times would you say
25:26
Speaker 3: Hunter Biden put his father on speakerphone or referenced his
25:30
Speaker 3: father being on the phone in front of others who
25:32
Speaker 3: were either foreign investors or foreign nationals.
25:36
Speaker 4: Who is soliciting business.
25:38
Speaker 3: With or working with approximately Archer? Approximately the differentiation between
25:45
Speaker 3: investor and normal course of the day. You know, it's
25:48
Speaker 3: very hard to speculate on. But he they spoke every day.
25:52
Speaker 3: He acknowledged that they spoke every day, and he would,
25:55
Speaker 3: you know, he would sometimes make it a parent that
25:57
Speaker 3: he spoke to his dad, and sometimes he put him
26:00
Speaker 3: on speaker. But as far as quantifying the number, you know,
26:03
Speaker 3: relative to investors, I don't know. Majority Council, not necessarily investors,
26:10
Speaker 3: but with people who Hunter Biden was trying to either
26:13
Speaker 3: get business with, or make contacts with, or add value
26:18
Speaker 3: to Archer in my ten in my whole partnership, maybe
26:22
Speaker 3: twenty times. Just stop there, right there, he said, twenty
26:26
Speaker 3: times Hunter Biden would put Joe Biden on the phone
26:32
Speaker 3: with people he was trying to get business with or
26:36
Speaker 3: make contacts with or add value to Majority Council. And
26:40
Speaker 3: during those twenty times, did Hunter Biden ever place his
26:43
Speaker 3: dad on speakerphone?
26:44
Speaker 4: Archer?
26:44
Speaker 3: Yes, let's get a little more detail, Majority Council. But
26:52
Speaker 3: if I were to just call my dad right now
26:55
Speaker 3: and put him on speakerphone and we're in a professional
26:58
Speaker 3: business meeting here, would that be odd to you?
27:02
Speaker 4: Archer? Would that be odd to me? Majority Council?
27:05
Speaker 3: Yes, that would be odd if you called your dad
27:10
Speaker 3: right now, Majority Council. So there's a time and a
27:14
Speaker 3: place where it's professional to do.
27:15
Speaker 4: So excuse me.
27:16
Speaker 3: When you're in a personal meeting and you may call
27:19
Speaker 3: your dad or a family member if you're with family.
27:21
Speaker 3: But if you're in a professional meeting and you're meeting
27:23
Speaker 3: foreign business leaders or whoever it may be, and you
27:26
Speaker 3: just place your dad on speakerphone on the table, that's
27:29
Speaker 3: a little odd, isn't it?
27:31
Speaker 4: Archer?
27:32
Speaker 3: That is a little odd. I mean it's not odd.
27:35
Speaker 3: I mean it's quite obvious what we're talking around, Majority Council.
27:42
Speaker 3: So what are we talking about? You are talking around it,
27:47
Speaker 3: and so I'd like to get it out. What are
27:49
Speaker 3: we talking about here?
27:51
Speaker 4: Archer?
27:52
Speaker 3: That I think at the end of the day. Part
27:56
Speaker 3: of what was delivered is the brand. It's like anything,
28:00
Speaker 3: you know, if you're Jamie Diamond's son or any CEO,
28:04
Speaker 3: you know. I think that's what we're talking about here,
28:06
Speaker 3: is that there was brand being delivered along with other
28:09
Speaker 3: capabilities in reach. I think brand is the best way
28:13
Speaker 3: to describe it all. Right, Next exchange, Majority Council. Going
28:20
Speaker 3: back to the calls that Hunter Biden would put on
28:22
Speaker 3: speakerphone with his father and others. Can you describe what
28:26
Speaker 3: the other people would say and if you can recall
28:29
Speaker 3: after Hunter Biden did that, because I'll tell you just
28:33
Speaker 3: from an everyday American, if someone put the vice president
28:36
Speaker 3: of the United States on the phone right in front
28:38
Speaker 3: of you, it'd be pretty impressive. Archer, Absolutely, Majority Counsel,
28:44
Speaker 3: And I would think there would be some sort of
28:46
Speaker 3: reaction from those people. Archer, Yeah, I think everybody. I
28:51
Speaker 3: think everybody remains you know, cool and calm like it was,
28:55
Speaker 3: you know, and then probably called their friends and family
28:58
Speaker 3: and said they spoke to them. But you know, the reaction,
29:01
Speaker 3: I don't have any specifics of like people jumping up
29:04
Speaker 3: and giving high fives, but I think it was, you know,
29:07
Speaker 3: a signal that you know, they respected and thought was
29:10
Speaker 3: of value.
29:12
Speaker 1: All right.
29:13
Speaker 3: Finally, three more lines of questioning where it concerned the
29:19
Speaker 3: objective to get help from DC conversation One Majority Council
29:26
Speaker 3: did during that I'll say, after dinner at the Four Seasons,
29:31
Speaker 3: did Mikolaslochevsky or Vadam ask Hunter Biden to make any
29:34
Speaker 3: phone calls?
29:35
Speaker 4: Archer?
29:36
Speaker 3: Yes, though I was not a party of that phone call.
29:39
Speaker 3: Majority Council, What was the request, Archer? The request was
29:44
Speaker 3: I think they were getting pressure and they requested Hunter,
29:47
Speaker 3: you know, help them with some of that pressure. Majority Council.
29:53
Speaker 3: What pressure Archer? Government, Government pressure on their you know,
30:01
Speaker 3: government pressure from Ukrainian government, investigations into Mikola, et cetera.
30:07
Speaker 3: But it was it was not it wasn't like a
30:10
Speaker 3: specific not a specific request. It was just we were
30:13
Speaker 3: sitting there at the Four Seasons having you know, coffee,
30:17
Speaker 3: and there was there was Mikola, there was one of
30:19
Speaker 3: the managers for the Four Seasons who managed that property, Vadam.
30:22
Speaker 3: So it wasn't like a closed it wasn't like it
30:26
Speaker 3: was not like a specific meeting. Majority Council. When you
30:31
Speaker 3: say pressure from the government at this time, were you
30:35
Speaker 3: aware that Victor Choken was investigating Barisma. Archer to the
30:41
Speaker 3: best I vaguely whether it was Shoken, I vaguely. There
30:45
Speaker 3: was a lot of pressure initially there was. There was
30:48
Speaker 3: several pressure issues. It was kind of a theme of Barisma.
30:53
Speaker 3: There was capital tied up in London twenty three million
30:55
Speaker 3: pounds that there was, you know, a US visa denied
30:59
Speaker 3: and the visa Bexco visa denied, and then there was
31:03
Speaker 3: so Shoken wasn't specifically on my radar as being an
31:06
Speaker 3: individual that was targeting him. But yes, there was constant
31:11
Speaker 3: pressure and it was like it was like whack a
31:13
Speaker 3: mole in regards to the pressure. As they had to
31:15
Speaker 3: resolve this point. Congressman Jim Jordan jumps in the request
31:20
Speaker 3: from mister for Mikolis Lochski and Vadam to mister Biden
31:24
Speaker 3: and or if you said it was to you, the
31:27
Speaker 3: request was for help from whom to deal with what pressure?
31:35
Speaker 4: Archer.
31:36
Speaker 3: The request, you know, basically the request is like can
31:40
Speaker 3: d C help? But there were not you know, I'm
31:43
Speaker 3: not going to there was not. It wasn't like there
31:46
Speaker 3: weren't specific you know, can the big guy help. It
31:50
Speaker 3: was always this amorphous can we get help in DC?
31:57
Speaker 3: Representative Jordan quest was help from the United States government
32:03
Speaker 3: to deal with the pressure that they were under from
32:06
Speaker 3: their prosecutor, and that entailed the freezing of assets at
32:10
Speaker 3: the London Bank and other things that were going on
32:13
Speaker 3: in Ukraine. Archer correct, all right. Conversation number two, Representative
32:22
Speaker 3: Andy Biggs. So why do you think they were asking
32:27
Speaker 3: Hunter Biden for DC help?
32:30
Speaker 4: Archer?
32:30
Speaker 3: I mean why, Representative Biggs? I mean, I mean, what
32:34
Speaker 3: did you take away from that?
32:36
Speaker 4: Archer?
32:37
Speaker 3: Well, I mean he was a lobbyist and an expert,
32:40
Speaker 3: and obviously he carried, you know, a very powerful name,
32:45
Speaker 3: so I think it was that's what they were asking for.
32:53
Speaker 2: This is when you hear it the way you're describing it, Senator,
32:56
Speaker 2: I think most people, and this is something, by the way,
32:59
Speaker 2: you're not going to hear anywhere else because they don't
33:01
Speaker 2: have the time, or they don't want to take the time,
33:03
Speaker 2: or they don't want to tell you this story. You
33:06
Speaker 2: hear this testimony and it's so damning. It's also so
33:10
Speaker 2: condescending to the American people that this is allowed to
33:14
Speaker 2: happen in this country by the President of the United
33:17
Speaker 2: States of America, who was selling the United States of
33:19
Speaker 2: America out to the highest corrupt binner, which was also
33:23
Speaker 2: in many ways a shockingly low amount of money that
33:26
Speaker 2: you could buy a vice president.
33:28
Speaker 1: For a million here, two million here from a million here.
33:33
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true. That's valid point. I apologize to all
33:39
Speaker 2: Porsche drivers out there, but it's it's amazing that this
33:44
Speaker 2: is happening. And I have to go back real quick
33:46
Speaker 2: center and play this because when all this came out
33:51
Speaker 2: that you just read, the media when to full blown
33:56
Speaker 2: cover their ABS's the White House, the president, their own.
34:01
Speaker 3: Oh come come on, Ben, why would you call it
34:03
Speaker 3: a cover up. It's not like they turned around and
34:05
Speaker 3: indicted Donald Trump or anything.
34:07
Speaker 1: That's true.
34:08
Speaker 2: Good point, But they did go on TV and they
34:11
Speaker 2: did say over and over again that it's quote normal
34:14
Speaker 2: for you to have your dad kind of juice your
34:17
Speaker 2: business with your context. Here is just some of the
34:20
Speaker 2: media saying this right after this testimony.
34:23
Speaker 8: Nothing not even approximating improper, much less wrong or illegal.
34:27
Speaker 4: It's wishful thinking. They're trying to create a scandal.
34:30
Speaker 9: Think it pretty clear, at least so far, there is
34:33
Speaker 9: nothing there.
34:33
Speaker 7: House Republicans continue their search for any proof at all
34:36
Speaker 7: tying President Joe Biden to his son Hunter's business dealings.
34:39
Speaker 8: Joe Biden had nothing to do with Hunter Biden's business dealings.
34:44
Speaker 10: Because they wanted they wanted dirty of Biden's name.
34:46
Speaker 8: Do you know Republicans have been trying to use Hunter
34:49
Speaker 8: Biden's behavior against the President. Did not know about anything
34:53
Speaker 8: that Hunter Biden was doing.
34:55
Speaker 11: See, Biden was simply involved in his son's life in
34:58
Speaker 11: a personal capacity. City Republicans from consistently trying to make
35:02
Speaker 11: this argument and create the illusion of some malfeasans being there.
35:08
Speaker 8: Spoke to business associates of Hunter Biden to say hello,
35:14
Speaker 8: to have small talk, casual conversation.
35:16
Speaker 6: Hunter Biden talked to his dad on the phone all
35:18
Speaker 6: the time. They talked basically every day. Sometimes Joe Biden
35:22
Speaker 6: would say hello to the people in the room if
35:24
Speaker 6: he popped in or on the phone.
35:25
Speaker 4: Whatever I saw.
35:26
Speaker 8: Casual conversation, nice cities, the weather. They never discussed the business.
35:32
Speaker 7: These were more of just cordial hello types of conversations.
35:35
Speaker 5: Business was never discussed on those calls, and there was
35:38
Speaker 5: more casual sort of check ins, casual conversations.
35:41
Speaker 9: President Biden might have said, hey, putting me on speakerphone.
35:45
Speaker 9: You know, are you having a business meeting, like, what
35:49
Speaker 9: is that about? But the hang up on your front
35:52
Speaker 9: on your side.
35:52
Speaker 8: Boe Biden, Hunter's brother and President Biden's son was very
35:56
Speaker 8: ill with cancer and then passed away. That as a
36:00
Speaker 8: witness today testified was what these conversations and these calls
36:03
Speaker 8: were about.
36:04
Speaker 6: And we should put this in context.
36:06
Speaker 8: This is a time when bo Biden, the President's other
36:08
Speaker 8: son was ill and then dying and then passed away.
36:11
Speaker 9: Very fraud and sad time for the Biden family, and
36:17
Speaker 9: we know how important family is to the president.
36:20
Speaker 7: They're doing Donald Trump's bitting, going after Hunter Biden, trying
36:23
Speaker 7: to create a tie to the president.
36:25
Speaker 6: This is a this is a political move here, it is.
36:28
Speaker 9: It is a.
36:29
Speaker 6: Politics thing, right inasmuch as it's anything else fair?
36:33
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think so.
36:34
Speaker 7: It does not appear to have been a direct business tie,
36:37
Speaker 7: is right now.
36:38
Speaker 3: You don't see any conduct that's illegal that there is
36:41
Speaker 3: regulational law that's prohibiting it, even though it might be
36:44
Speaker 3: highly unethical.
36:44
Speaker 8: I don't see high crimes, and mister readers, I don't
36:46
Speaker 8: even see a low crime.
36:48
Speaker 9: I see a son who's using his father, people.
36:51
Speaker 10: With famous laugh names, using them for their own purposes.
36:55
Speaker 10: People in your families, they're near do well. This is
36:59
Speaker 10: as old as tie.
37:00
Speaker 2: It's not old as time sentator and as James Comer said,
37:03
Speaker 2: it was influence pedaling they sold Joe Biden, and Joe
37:07
Speaker 2: Biden himself talked to every single person that has wired
37:11
Speaker 2: money to the Bidens. That's James Comer's exact quote, and
37:16
Speaker 2: the entire media apparatus is saying. It is just normal
37:19
Speaker 2: for you to call your dad and to talk to
37:22
Speaker 2: your dad, and then they just happen to be sitting
37:24
Speaker 2: with every Again, I love this line from James Comer.
37:28
Speaker 2: They Joe Biden himself talked to every single person that
37:32
Speaker 2: has wired money to the Bidens.
37:35
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I got to say that that clown
37:38
Speaker 3: parade that you just played every person on it should
37:42
Speaker 3: if there was a card to be a journalist, they
37:46
Speaker 3: should hand in their cards. They don't get to pretend
37:48
Speaker 3: to be journalists anymore. They are propagandists, they are cheerleaders,
37:51
Speaker 3: they are professional liars for the White House. This is normal.
37:55
Speaker 3: Nothing to see, you know, one of them. This isn't
37:56
Speaker 3: a high crime and mystermeter. It's not even a low
37:58
Speaker 3: crime or misdemeanter. No Let's be clear, getting paid five
38:01
Speaker 3: million dollars or ten million dollars five to you and
38:03
Speaker 3: five year son for official favors when you're vice president
38:06
Speaker 3: of the United States, that's bribery. Bribery is in fact
38:11
Speaker 3: a high crime or misdemeanor. The Constitution says you can
38:14
Speaker 3: be in peach for trees and bribery or other high
38:16
Speaker 3: crimes are misdemeanors. So both trees in bribery are in
38:19
Speaker 3: fact high crimes are misdemeanors. But bribery is explicitly enumerated.
38:23
Speaker 3: And every one of those clowns is ignoring the fact
38:26
Speaker 3: that Devin Archer, if what he has said is true,
38:29
Speaker 3: testified that Joe Biden has been lying for years and
38:32
Speaker 3: brazenly lying. Never talk, never talk, never talk, never once
38:36
Speaker 3: talked to Hunter about any of his business dealings. Well, yeah,
38:39
Speaker 3: sat down at Cafe Milano with like every corrupt Russian
38:42
Speaker 3: and Ukrainian you could find. I mean, like, holy cow.
38:46
Speaker 3: You know, it's one thing. Listen, there are lots of
38:51
Speaker 3: people in Washington who have a nar to well kid
38:55
Speaker 3: who goes and is a lobbyist for some big company
38:59
Speaker 3: and is selling influence on K Street. Sadly, that is
39:02
Speaker 3: quite common. I'll tell you what's not common is going
39:07
Speaker 3: and seeking out the Chinese communists, going and seeking out
39:10
Speaker 3: corrupt oligarchs, going and seeking out enemies of America and
39:15
Speaker 3: shaking them down for millions of dollars. And to be clear, look,
39:18
Speaker 3: Devon's Archer testimony makes clear Hunter Biden didn't know a
39:21
Speaker 3: damn thing about baris Me. He didn't know a damn
39:23
Speaker 3: thing about oil and gas. He didn't know a damn
39:25
Speaker 3: thing about Ukraine. He couldn't speak Ukrainian. His value was
39:28
Speaker 3: one value only that he could dial up the phone
39:32
Speaker 3: and get Joe on the phone, and Joe would take
39:36
Speaker 3: the call and jump on the speaker phone and then act.
39:39
Speaker 3: And let's let's remember what a bribe is, quid pro quo,
39:43
Speaker 3: the phrase the Democrats made famous in the first impeachment
39:47
Speaker 3: trial of Trump. This for that, the FD ten twenty
39:53
Speaker 3: three and Devon Archer's testimony both indicate that Barissma wanted
39:58
Speaker 3: help with the government pre pressure from Ukraine, specifically the
40:02
Speaker 3: prosecutor Victor Shoken that was going after him, that had
40:05
Speaker 3: frozen the oligarch's assets.
40:08
Speaker 4: And we know that the quote happened.
40:12
Speaker 3: We know that Joe Biden went to Ukraine and held
40:17
Speaker 3: up a billion dollars in federal government loan guarantees until
40:21
Speaker 3: the Ukrainian president fired that prosecutor. Joe Biden in the
40:25
Speaker 3: famous Son of a Bitch interview, has bragged about that.
40:29
Speaker 3: So the quote part is undisputed and it's admitted. The
40:34
Speaker 3: only part that is even slightly in dispute is the
40:37
Speaker 3: quid part was in fact five million dollars paid to one
40:40
Speaker 3: hundred and five million dollars paid to Joe in exchange
40:42
Speaker 3: for that. If the answer to that is yes, then
40:46
Speaker 3: Joe Biden is guilty of bribery. And every one of
40:48
Speaker 3: those clowns desperately wants to cover that up because they're
40:53
Speaker 3: they're not even pretending to be journalists anymore.
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Speaker 2: Lastly, Michael Reagan put out a very interesting tweet, Michael
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Speaker 2: Reagan's run Reagan's son. He said, quote, in the eight
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Speaker 2: years that my father was President of the United States,
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Speaker 2: I never once set in the room with business associates
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Speaker 2: and called him on the phone. If I had, the
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Speaker 2: Democrats would have skewered me. He's absolutely right, and the
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Speaker 2: media and then they would have tried to impeach Ronald Reagan.
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Speaker 2: I'm sure if that would have been the case. And
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Speaker 2: I think Ronald Reagan's point is, look, just how much
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Speaker 2: has changed in this country from when we had a
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Speaker 2: free press compared to the socialist press we have now
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Speaker 2: and what you can now get away with that no
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Speaker 2: one could have gotten away with back in the eighties
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Speaker 2: or the nineties or even the early two thousands.
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Speaker 4: Look, that's exactly right.
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Speaker 3: And it's worth understanding that the objective of the Democrats,
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Speaker 3: the objective of the Biden DOJ, the objective of the
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Speaker 3: corporate media, it's all the same, which is to protect
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Speaker 3: the big guy, to protect Joe Biden. We've talked at
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Speaker 3: length on this podcast about how Hunter Biden's personal troubles,
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Speaker 3: his substance abuse. This is a troubled soul. That's not
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Speaker 3: an issue of national news. If he were just another
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Speaker 3: guy struggling with his demons.
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Speaker 4: Okay, there are lots of people who deal with that.
43:58
Speaker 3: The reason this is an issue of public concern is
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Speaker 3: it directly implicates official corruption by the then vice president
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Speaker 3: of the United States and the current president of the
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Speaker 3: United States, and Joe Biden is complicit. He is an
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Speaker 3: active participant.
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Speaker 4: You know.
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Speaker 3: One of the exchanges, I think it was Eugene Robinson,
44:15
Speaker 3: who's on Morning, Joe is saying, well, gosh, Joe might
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Speaker 3: have said, well, well, why do you keep putting me
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Speaker 3: on the phone?
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Speaker 1: Stop that.
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Speaker 3: Well, Joe didn't say that, because when it happens over
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Speaker 3: and over and over again, Joe's not a moron. He
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Speaker 3: understands why Hunter Biden is putting him on the phone
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Speaker 3: with these oligarchs, with these people who are paying his
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Speaker 3: son millions of dollars. And by the way, it's not
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Speaker 3: just getting on the phone. He goes to these dinners
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Speaker 3: at Cafe Milano, where they're all sitting there. I mean,
44:47
Speaker 3: he understands full well this is business generation, and it's
44:53
Speaker 3: business generation where they're seeking very specific favors from Joe
45:01
Speaker 3: Biden in his official capacity. Remember the WhatsApp encrypted message
45:07
Speaker 3: where he said, I'm sitting here next to my father
45:11
Speaker 3: and if you don't pay me the money, my father,
45:13
Speaker 3: I don't have the language right in front of me,
45:15
Speaker 3: but will punish the living daylights.
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Speaker 4: Out of you. To paraphrase it roughly, it.
45:21
Speaker 3: Was very clear Hunter was selling carrot and stick. The
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Speaker 3: carrot is pay me and Daddy.
45:31
Speaker 4: Will do favors for you.
45:33
Speaker 3: The stick was don't pay me, and Daddy will harm
45:38
Speaker 3: you using the official power of government. If that is
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Speaker 3: in fact what happened, and every day the evidence is
45:46
Speaker 3: making it more and more likely that is what happened.
45:50
Speaker 3: That is the very essence of corruption. And I want
45:54
Speaker 3: everyone just to ask yourself something. So for the bulk
45:58
Speaker 3: of this podcast, what we did is I simp read
46:00
Speaker 3: excerpts from Devin Archer's testament. By the way, the full
46:05
Speaker 3: transcripts much longer than that. I just just selected some
46:09
Speaker 3: key excerpts that were particularly newsworthy. I want you to
46:13
Speaker 3: ask yourself, did you read any of these excerpts in
46:17
Speaker 3: the newspaper. Did you see any of these excerpts on
46:22
Speaker 3: the six o'clock news? Did you see any of them
46:25
Speaker 3: on CNN or MSNBC, Now that they don't cover actual news,
46:33
Speaker 3: but I guarantee you you saw all of them hyperventilating
46:38
Speaker 3: with joy about yet another indictment of Donald Trump. Every
46:44
Speaker 3: one of those journalists should be ashamed because they're no
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Speaker 3: longer practicing journalism.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, journalism is dead in this country, There's no doubt
46:52
Speaker 2: about it. Don't forget to go back and listen to
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Speaker 2: our last show. We're going to keep covering this. We
46:57
Speaker 2: will also cover more on the Trump indictments, but this
47:01
Speaker 2: Devin Archer testimony is something they want to push out
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