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Biden Admin Planted Operative TO GET TRUMP in Fani Willis’ Office! · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Fanny Willis.
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Speaker 2: You may remember, she is the activist district attorney that
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Speaker 2: hired her lover to then go after Donald Trump in Georgia,
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Speaker 2: charging them with RICO violation, stretching the laws to even
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Speaker 2: outside the limits of what was really possible. Yet it
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Speaker 2: didn't matter because it was a political persecution. Well, we
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Speaker 2: now know there's a very good chance at Fanny Willis,
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Speaker 2: including the special prosecutor that she hired the man she
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Speaker 2: was sleeping with, may have lined under oath, and there's
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Speaker 2: cell phone data in court filings to prove it.
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Speaker 1: That's right.
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Speaker 2: A court filing by the Trump legal team uses cell
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Speaker 2: phone location data to try to raise serious questions about
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Speaker 2: the testimony given by the special prosecutor who had a
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Speaker 2: romantic relationship.
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Speaker 1: Okay, and we know this.
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Speaker 2: They've admitted that with the Fulton County disc attorney Fanny Willis,
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Speaker 2: while working on the Georgia election interference case against former
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Speaker 2: Presidentald Trump as well as many other conservatives, that they
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Speaker 2: went after. Cell phone data cited in court filings is
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Speaker 2: now raising serious questions about the testimony about when did
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Speaker 2: their actual relationship start. The Associated Press is now also
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Speaker 2: reporting on this as well. The court filing Friday used
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Speaker 2: cell phone location data to raise questions about the testimony
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Speaker 2: given by the special prosecutor in the Georgia election interference case,
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Speaker 2: and who, when, and where did the romantic relationship begin
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Speaker 2: and what were the benefits. The analysis of cell phone
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Speaker 2: location data filed by Trump's attorneys show prosecutor Nathan Wade
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Speaker 2: had visited the neighborhood south of Atlanta where Willis lived
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Speaker 2: at least thirty five times during the eleven months of
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty one.
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Speaker 1: An investigator said.
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Speaker 2: Wade, however, test fight that he had been to the
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Speaker 2: condo where Willis lived fewer than ten times before he
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Speaker 2: was hired as a special prosecutor in November of twenty
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Speaker 2: twenty one. You have to remember, when he was hired
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Speaker 2: as a special prosecutor, he had never tried a felony
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Speaker 2: case in his entire life, and then Willis gave him
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Speaker 2: a massive case against a former sitting president of the
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Speaker 2: United States of America. Does that sound like that's a
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Speaker 2: legitimate or smart hire for her? Of course not. So
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Speaker 2: why was she doing it? Because apparently she was giving
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Speaker 2: him almost a million dollars in fees, and they were
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Speaker 2: hooking up and they were going on like basically monthly
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Speaker 2: vacations together and also reimbursing him for their expenses. Not
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Speaker 2: a joke, all in cash. I played for you some
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Speaker 2: of that audio in the past. But the most shocking
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Speaker 2: thing about this is they may have been lying multiple times,
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Speaker 2: Now, all right, now, let's get back to what Willis
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Speaker 2: said on the stand. This new filing by the Trump
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Speaker 2: team is prompting serious questions about the timeline of the
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Speaker 2: relationship between Willis and Wade, as Trump and the other
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Speaker 2: defendants who are accused of illegally trying to overturn the
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty election in Georgia have argued that the prosecutor
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Speaker 2: and the special prosecutor should be removed from the case
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Speaker 2: because of their romantic relationship create a massive conflict of interest,
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Speaker 2: and they lied now under oath. I want you to
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Speaker 2: hear this from Fox News and Jonathan Turley's reaction to
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Speaker 2: just how significant this is.
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Speaker 3: Former President Trump's lawyers are trying to poke holes in
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Speaker 3: Fulton County District Attorney Fannu Willis's testimony about her relationship
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Speaker 3: with Nathan Wade. You remember all this Trump's team submitting
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Speaker 3: cell phone location data that could raise questions about the
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Speaker 3: timing of when their romance started. The filing claims Wade
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Speaker 3: visited Willis's home about thirty five times in twenty twenty
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Speaker 3: one before she hired Nathan Wade.
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Speaker 1: Jonathan Turley.
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Speaker 3: Fox News contributor George Washington University law professor constitutional law
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Speaker 3: attorney joins us Now, Jonathan Good afternoon.
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Speaker 1: You know this thing has taken.
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Speaker 3: Twists and turns, and what do we think of the
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Speaker 3: latest twist and turn here? They testified something differently on
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Speaker 3: the stand.
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Speaker 4: Right, they said a very limited contact. I certainly know
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Speaker 4: stayovers at the home. The most I think damaging aspect
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Speaker 4: of this testimony is really the number of calls. You're
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Speaker 4: talking about two thousand potential calls here, but also the
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Speaker 4: cell phone data suggests that they're getting pings in the
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Speaker 4: area near Willis's home. That doesn't prove that he was
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Speaker 4: at Willis's home, but as part of the overall picture,
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Speaker 4: it does not look good. A great deal of contradiction
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Speaker 4: in this testimony.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and so potentially what does that mean? You've got
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Speaker 3: this peace out that says in other parts of it
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Speaker 3: friends with benefits. Telephone records raise new challenge to Willis
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Speaker 3: Wade testimony. The allegations could not be more serious. Wade
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Speaker 3: Willis are prosecuting defendants for filing false papers and making
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Speaker 3: false statements to courts. They are now accused of the
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Speaker 3: same conduct, including allegedly lying under oaths.
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Speaker 1: You know, as you look at that judge.
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Speaker 3: And how he has dealt with this from her testimony
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Speaker 3: to all of these questions, can you read between the
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Speaker 3: tea leaves of how he's reacting to things. If this
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Speaker 3: is going to be really a big splash.
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Speaker 4: Here, well, you know, I think the judge has overall
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Speaker 4: done a good job towards the end of the previous hearings.
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Speaker 4: I think that he was losing some control. He lost
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Speaker 4: control in my view of that courtroom to Willis. But
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Speaker 4: also his handling of the attorney clan privilege was a
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Speaker 4: bit messy. The opposing counsel had a good objection that
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Speaker 4: normally you state questions on the record and the other
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Speaker 4: side can object to the privilege. He's trying to handle
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Speaker 4: a lot of this in his courtrooms, are in his
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Speaker 4: office and away from the cameras. But the problem is
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Speaker 4: the level of contradiction. It is very hard to square
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Speaker 4: with Nathan Wade's testimony with his sworn testimony earlier in
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Speaker 4: his divorce case. He tried to do that and it
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Speaker 4: wasn't very convincing. So my view of both of these
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Speaker 4: prosecutors has hardened over time. I think there's no question
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Speaker 4: that they're putting their personal interests ahead of the interests
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Speaker 4: of the case and the public.
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Speaker 2: Now you look at this, and I want to go
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Speaker 2: back to something that was said these two lawyers said
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Speaker 2: that before he was hired, there was no romantic relationship.
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Speaker 2: The analysis of the cell phone data reveals something very different.
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Speaker 2: More than two thousand voice calls and just under twelve
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Speaker 2: thousand interactions between Willis and Wade during the first eleven
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Speaker 2: months alone of twenty twenty one. There was a quote
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Speaker 2: prevalence of calls made in the evening hours. Now Wade
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Speaker 2: testified that they met during a judicial conference in October
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Speaker 2: of nineteen spoke often in the beginning of twenty twenty.
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Speaker 2: Wade wrote in a sworn statement five with the Court
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Speaker 2: that he served on Willis's transition team after she was
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Speaker 2: elected district attorney in November twenty twenty in the spring
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Speaker 2: of twenty twenty one, and Willis asked him in two
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Speaker 2: other terms to help her find a lawyer to lead
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Speaker 2: the election investigation before ultimately tapping him for the job.
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Speaker 2: He wrote that does not go with what we found
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Speaker 2: in the data. The data shows more than two thousand
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Speaker 2: voice calls in just under twelve thousand interactions between Willis
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Speaker 2: and Wade in later night hours in the first eleven
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Speaker 2: months of twenty twenty one is not what they testified to.
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Speaker 2: Let me also tell you something else that has just broken.
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Speaker 2: That's very interesting. Breitbart News got the exclusive on this
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Speaker 2: that the Biden administration apparently planted an operative Jeff DeSantis
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Speaker 2: in Fanny Willis's office to target Donald Trump's sources are
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Speaker 2: now saying again this is coming from Breitbart News. The
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Speaker 2: Biden administration planted a Democratic operative inside the Fulton County
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Speaker 2: office the target former President Trump.
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Speaker 1: Multiple sources familiar with.
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Speaker 2: The Fulton County District Attorney's office exclusively said this to
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Speaker 2: bright Bart News. If the Biden administration planned the operation,
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Speaker 2: as the source says, it would present a strong argument
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Speaker 2: that the administration interfered in the twenty twenty four election cycle.
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Speaker 2: Bright Bart News granted the sources emininity to discuss the
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Speaker 2: attorney's office for fear of retribution. The sources have direct
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Speaker 2: knowledge of the environment at the District Attorney's offer, which
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Speaker 2: they characterize as corrupt when significant figure is overlooked, they say,
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Speaker 2: in the Fulton County scandal, concerning Fulton County Prosecutor Fanny
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Speaker 2: Willis and her alleged lover and fellow prosecutor Nathan Wade.
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Speaker 2: The sources said, meet Jeff DeSantis, the county's deputy district attorney,
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Speaker 2: with professional experience far greater than the average county employee.
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Speaker 1: DeSantis worked on Willis's.
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Speaker 2: Twenty twenty campaign, sources have also confirmed, and he was
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Speaker 2: the former executive director of the Democratic Party of Georgia,
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Speaker 2: with extensive knowledge of campaign finance laws. He was also
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Speaker 2: the deputy director of compliance for the Democratic National Committee.
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Speaker 1: According to his own.
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Speaker 2: Official bio, Jeff has also worked with candidates, they say,
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Speaker 2: in thirty states running for a variety of offices, including
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Speaker 2: President of the United States, United States Senator, governor, United
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Speaker 2: States representative, attorney general, district attorney, and mayor, as well
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Speaker 2: as for a national political party committee. He has served
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Speaker 2: as a campaign manager, media consultant, pollster, press spokesperson, research director,
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Speaker 2: and policy advisor. Sources credit Decentis with colluding with the
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Speaker 2: White House to target Trump. DeSantis did this. One source said,
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Speaker 2: He's the one. He is the one pulling all the strings.
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Speaker 2: He was the one that walled her off, referring to Willis,
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Speaker 2: he was in every important meeting. He is the brainchild
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Speaker 2: behind this. That is the connection directly to the White House.
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Speaker 2: The whistleblowers continue citing his deep history with connections to
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Speaker 2: the Democratic Georgia machine. Sources told Breitbart there were one
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Speaker 2: hundred percent certain that DeSantis was the inside man planted
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Speaker 2: in the Fulton County office by the Biden administration. DeSantis
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Speaker 2: is the one pulling the strings on the whole thing.
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Speaker 2: A second source confirmed. Everybody heard Fanny testify so secret
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Speaker 2: that she's not that smart.
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Speaker 1: That is how she sounds.
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Speaker 2: And acts every day of the week, which brings me
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Speaker 2: to something else. Fanny Willis has come out getting a
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Speaker 2: new award, accepting a church the Black History Achievement Award,
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Speaker 2: And this is what she had to say speaking about
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Speaker 2: how smart she is or maybe isn't.
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Speaker 1: You can decide for yourself.
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Speaker 5: So I thank you for this honor today, because it
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Speaker 5: group of people such as the people that worship you.
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Speaker 1: So thank you.
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Speaker 2: Nothing like getting an award for Black History Achievement award
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Speaker 2: while you're in trouble for lying under oath allegedly and
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Speaker 2: sleeping with your prosecutor. Yes, great time to give her
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Speaker 2: this award in a church for being a proud African
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Speaker 2: American woman. You cannot make this up. Yet again, the
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Speaker 2: Democrats will do anything to protect their own. Now, she said,
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Speaker 2: I'm an imperfect human being. Everybody is. I'm an imperfect
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Speaker 2: a human being. The difference is she's currently actively trying
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Speaker 2: to cover everything up while they're giving her an award.
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Speaker 2: Which brings me back to the Biden administration planning this
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Speaker 2: operative Jeff DeSantis and Fanny Willis's office to target Trump.
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Speaker 2: Anyone that has common sense knows that the White House
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Speaker 2: has been involved in this prosecution quote unquote. This shouldn't
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Speaker 2: just miraculously happen. Of course, she willis not going to
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Speaker 2: prosecute the former president of the United States of America
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Speaker 2: without the current administration's approval. Sources also speculate that DeSantis
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Speaker 2: former head of the state Democratic Party. He's going to
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Speaker 2: know who you are, especially in Georgia. One source said
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Speaker 2: there's no conservative person on that grand jury period. Sources
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Speaker 2: also coming out I would say whistleblowing reveal that DeSantis
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Speaker 2: was a member of Willis's transition team after she won
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Speaker 2: the election in November of twenty twenty. Desantas helped Wade
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Speaker 2: select employees for the new office. DeSantis was there in
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Speaker 2: the capacity to be a political strategist hiding in the
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Speaker 2: also report on Sunday, Wade is a prosecutor on the
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Speaker 2: Trump case and he selected the office employees. A source
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Speaker 2: also confirmed Way made the decision to hire or fire
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Speaker 2: employees in the Distric Attorney's office following Willis's election victory
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Speaker 2: in November of twenty twenty. That, according to multiple sources
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Speaker 2: familiar with Wade and Willis's relationship, so he was the
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Speaker 2: enforcer in the office. Now These revelations of Wade's previously
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Speaker 2: unreported position as the former personal decision maker for the
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Speaker 2: Districtorney's office also raises ethical questions and conflicts of interest concerns.
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Speaker 2: It also raises questions about whether Wade and Willis have
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Speaker 2: been forthright about the timeline of the reported affair. Based
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Speaker 2: on the cell phone data, we go back to that
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Speaker 2: that I told you about earlier.
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Speaker 1: It looks like they flat out.
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Speaker 2: Lied to the American people and to that judge under oath.
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Speaker 2: Sources also described one on one interviews behind closed doors
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Speaker 2: with Willison Wade, who was too invested to just be
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Speaker 2: friend of Willis. A one source said about his powerful position,
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Speaker 2: it was obvious Willis and Wade had an affair in
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Speaker 2: twenty twenty one, year before Willis launched her probe into Trump,
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Speaker 2: and the cell phone data would seem to back that up,
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Speaker 2: and desantists would know about it. Sources also confirmed to Breitbart.
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Speaker 2: The District Attorney's office did not reply for requests for
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Speaker 2: comment about this new information the allegations. What we do
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Speaker 2: know is that in January, Donald Trump and co defendant
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Speaker 2: Mike Roman accused Willis of maintaining an improper relationship with Wade.
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Speaker 2: Willis and Wade took to the stand in February to
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Speaker 2: testify about their relationship, and does it disqualify Willis from
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Speaker 2: prosecuting Trump. If the presiding judge determines Willis engaged in
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Speaker 2: an actual conflict of interest with her lover and fellow
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Speaker 2: prosecutor who she's paying taxpayer hours more than seven hundred
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Speaker 2: thousand dollars, Willis could be removed from the case, handing
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Speaker 2: former President Donald Trump a massive victory.
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Speaker 1: Make no mistake about it now.
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Speaker 2: Wade's story also appears, like I said, very shaky. The
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Speaker 2: former Fulton County disc attorney employees and friends of Willis
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Speaker 2: since college testified that Willis had definitely a relationship and
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Speaker 2: was definitely in a relationship with Wade since twenty nineteen.
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Speaker 2: That means he lied under oath about the relationship if
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Speaker 2: that is true. In addition to that coming from his friend,
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Speaker 2: cell phone data obtained from AT and T through the
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Speaker 2: subpoena contradicts Wade's testimony as well, making it abundantly clear
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Speaker 2: that Wade was you guessed it having affair long before
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Speaker 2: he admitted to having the affair. I also want to
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Speaker 2: pivot to something else that deals with this bigger and broader.
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Speaker 1: Issue of the media.
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Speaker 2: The media is not covering Fanny willis not covering the
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Speaker 2: cell phone data they just told you about, not covering
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Speaker 2: the person coming in from the Biden administration basically running
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Speaker 2: Our objective was to build a diversified private equity platform.
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Speaker 2: Which would be anchored by a globally known Wall Street
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Speaker 2: brand together with a globally known political name. That's what
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Speaker 2: he testified to He said, our goal, that is Hunter Biden,
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Speaker 2: Devon Archer me was to make billions, not millions of dollars. Now,
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Speaker 2: Glenn has testified that the entire add value of Hunter
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Speaker 2: Biden to our business was his family's name and his
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Speaker 2: access to his father, Vice President Joe Biden at the time. Quote,
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Speaker 2: because of this access, I agree to contribute equity ownership
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Speaker 2: to them, Hunter and Devon for no out of pocket
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Speaker 2: costs from them in exchange for their relationship capital, is
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Speaker 2: what he confirmed to investigators. So if you don't think
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Speaker 2: this proves what we've been saying all along, is that
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Speaker 2: Joe Biden sent out his brother, sent out his son,
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Speaker 2: sent out Devin Archer to trade on the family name,
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Speaker 2: you're an idiot, because that's exactly what they were doing.
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Speaker 2: And that's exactly what this man has said from jail.
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Speaker 2: He said, because of the access, I agreed to literally
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Speaker 2: give them equity ownership in my company just for the access,
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Speaker 2: the access to Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: Now here's the other part that's interesting.
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Speaker 2: Hunter Biden served as the chairman of the Burnham Group
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Speaker 2: and brought strategic relationships quote to the venture, including Kazakhstan,
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Speaker 2: Russia and China. Yes, bringing our adversaries into the fold
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Speaker 2: to make their money. Burnham was the focal point for
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Speaker 2: integrating a Biden family business office into a large scale
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Speaker 2: financial company with international influence, to explain, adding that they
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Speaker 2: acquired some of Hunter Biden's companies like RSP Investments and
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Speaker 2: Rosemont Seneca Advisors. Obviously, the Biden family name was a
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Speaker 2: great business to make money off of and to trade
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Speaker 2: in with people around the world.
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Speaker 1: Quote. Burnham was the focal point of the integration. It
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Speaker 1: was important that.
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Speaker 2: We had these things and that they acquired some of
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Speaker 2: Hunter Biden's companies so that the President could be involved.
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Speaker 2: Now galanis understood Joe Biden talked with Hunter Biden about
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Speaker 2: joining the board of the Chinese Communist Party Link Venture
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Speaker 2: joint venture. Galen has testified that in twenty fourteen he
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Speaker 2: agreed with Hunter and Devon Archer that the Burnham and
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Speaker 2: Company enterprise would be significantly enhanced by forming a partnership
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Speaker 2: with Harvest Fund Management, a three hundred billion dollar Chinese
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Speaker 2: financial services company closely connected to the Chinese Communist Party.
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Speaker 2: Harvest at that time had already agreed to be a
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Speaker 2: founding partner of BHR Partners, he explained. Fox News Digital
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Speaker 2: had previously reported that Joe Biden met with Jonathan Lee,
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Speaker 2: who worked for BHR Partners in China in twenty thirteen.
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Speaker 2: Galanis explained that Henry Zau, the director of Harvest, was
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Speaker 2: a contact of Hunter Biden, saying, quote, mister Zoo was
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Speaker 2: interested in the partnership because of the game changing added
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Speaker 2: value the Biden family, including Joe Biden, who was to
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Speaker 2: be a member of the Burnham Harvest team post vice presidency,
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Speaker 2: would provide. It would provide political access to the United
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Speaker 2: States of America and around the world. Galanis pointed to
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Speaker 2: a draft email dated August twenty third of twenty fourteen
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Speaker 2: from Hunter Biden, which states, quote, please remind Henry Zou
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Speaker 2: of our conversation about a board seat for a certain
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Speaker 2: relation of mind. Devin and I golf with that relation
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Speaker 2: earlier this week, and we discussed the very idea again
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Speaker 2: and as always he remains very very keen on the opportunity.
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Speaker 1: Well, who's he talking about? None other than his father.
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Speaker 2: That email brought into Congress with this deposition. Fox News Digital,
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Speaker 2: by the way, also obtained the draft email, and what
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Speaker 2: we now know is that the man when he was
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Speaker 2: testifying that the email was quote struck in the middle
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Speaker 2: of from a final version. It was drafted with an
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Speaker 2: understanding of what had transpired regarding this effort with him
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Speaker 2: playing golf with his father.
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Speaker 1: They just were smart enough not to put his name
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Speaker 1: in writing.
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Speaker 2: Glenna said the email was formed by him, Devon Archer,
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Speaker 2: with the words FYI example of lean in on Henry
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Speaker 2: from Hunter this email drafted to him to send to Henry.
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Speaker 2: Glenis testify that the words lean in were used often
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Speaker 2: by Devon and Hunter in our business dealings as a
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Speaker 2: term of access to the Vice president's political influence. As
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Speaker 2: Devin Archer is mentioned as a direct party of the
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Speaker 2: conversation with the Vice president on the golf course, it
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Speaker 2: is clear from his email that Devon believed this was
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Speaker 2: an accurate representation of that conversation. Is what Glenas said
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Speaker 2: in his opening statement, saying, quote, I am certain that
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Speaker 2: the phrase a certain relations relation of mine refers to
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Speaker 2: Vice President Biden and Devin Archer told me about this
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Speaker 2: conversation in the golf course shortly after it happened. That's
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Speaker 2: what Glenas testified to also saying, and it was one
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Speaker 2: of the many conversations that I understood the vice president
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Speaker 2: had expressed his willingness to join Harvest Board after his
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Speaker 2: vice presidency. Now let's go back to what I was
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Speaker 2: telling you just a second ago, that deals with the
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Speaker 2: representative James Comer. I want to tie all this together
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Speaker 2: with what he said. Just take a listen to what
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Speaker 2: Maria Bartiromo had to say with James Comer on Fox
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Speaker 2: Business Channel just the other day.
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Speaker 6: I want to get to the testimony of Tony Babolinski,
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Speaker 6: but first let's get to some breaking news that you have.
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Speaker 6: I know that you were sending out subpoenas this morning.
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Speaker 6: Tell me who you are subpoena AANG and.
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Speaker 7: Why we're subpoena being several credit card companies. Through the
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Speaker 7: interviews and depositions we've conducted thus far, we've learned that
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Speaker 7: there were several credit cards that were used by various
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Speaker 7: members of.
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Speaker 1: The Biden family.
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Speaker 7: We believe for personal expenses, and we believe that these
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Speaker 7: credit cards were being paid by CEFC or through CEFC
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Speaker 7: funded affiliates. So this is something obviously we need to investigate,
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Speaker 7: and it's something that today we finally took the steps
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Speaker 7: to issue the subpoenas.
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Speaker 6: So are you saying that the schemes involved using credit cards,
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Speaker 6: that they were spending money and China paying for the bills.
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Speaker 1: Is that one way that they were being paid.
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Speaker 7: Well, we know that there was a pretty extensive money
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Speaker 7: laundering scheme. We know that they used a complex series
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Speaker 7: of transaction through what I consider shell companies. A shell company,
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Speaker 7: as your viewers know full well, as a company with
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Speaker 7: no assets or no known purpose. And this was a
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Speaker 7: complex way to try to deceive the RS and operate
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Speaker 7: in the shady manner that they operated. One of the
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Speaker 7: things that you'll notice on all of the bank statements
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Speaker 7: is a lot of payments to credit cards, and they
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Speaker 7: were various credit cards. Somebody said, well, just subpoena their
29:38
Speaker 7: credit card company.
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Speaker 1: I mean, Maria, they had.
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Speaker 7: Dozens of credit cards and dozens of bank accounts. But
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Speaker 7: what we've been able to narrow it down to is
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Speaker 7: some specific credit cards that were used by various members
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Speaker 7: of the Biden family. So we've taken all the steps
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Speaker 7: necessary to be to the point today where we're issuing
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Speaker 7: a subpoena that will win in court. Remember, we're subpoenaing
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Speaker 7: very sensitive information, very personal information, from the Biden family.
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Speaker 7: At the beginning of this investigation, nobody thought we would
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Speaker 7: ever be able to obtain that information. But we've done
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Speaker 7: everything the right way.
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Speaker 1: And we're winning.
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Speaker 7: We're in a position of where we can win in court,
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Speaker 7: and I believe that we'll be able to obtain that
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Speaker 7: credit card information.
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Speaker 6: So, in terms of these credit card companies, are you
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Speaker 6: subpoenating companies like Visa, MasterCard or the major banks like
30:27
Speaker 6: Bank of America JP Morgan, can you give us some
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Speaker 6: clarity on who you are sending subpoenas to.
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Speaker 7: They would be major credit card companies like American Express.
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Speaker 1: American companies like that. Got it all right, American Express.
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Speaker 6: So you sent the subpoena to American Express this morning?
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Speaker 2: Yes, So to be clear, we now have accusations of
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Speaker 2: money laundering through countless bank accounts and now countless payments
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Speaker 2: that they wanted to conceal by using countless numbers of
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Speaker 2: credit cards, the Biden crime family. You combine all this
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Speaker 2: together with what I just told you about from a
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Speaker 2: man who's currently in prison talking about how the Biden
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Speaker 2: crime family worked, and I think you're starting to see
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Speaker 2: a very clear pattern of exactly how corrupt everything is
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Speaker 2: around the Biden crime family.
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