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Justice Department Names FAKE Special Counsel Into Hunter Biden · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: Let me start by saying, this is a sham. I
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Speaker 1: want to be clear. The Justice Department naming a special
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Speaker 1: counsel is a sham. Having the Attorney General come out,
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Speaker 1: giving the US Attorney David Weiss broader powers is a sham.
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Speaker 1: This is part of the cover up, and David Weiss
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Speaker 1: is not going to do a damn thing different than
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Speaker 1: what he has already done, which is looked the other
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Speaker 1: way and protect the Biden crime family. To be clear,
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Speaker 1: David Weiss only charged Hunter Biden with crimes that could
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Speaker 1: not connect him to the big guy, Joe Biden. Hunter
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Speaker 1: Biden made sure that he was in a position and
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Speaker 1: that he was only looked at for things that insulated
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Speaker 1: and protected the Biden crime family, the big guy, the president.
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Speaker 2: So if you are excited right now.
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Speaker 1: By David Weiss the special counsel, you've just been hoodwinked
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Speaker 1: by the DOJ and Garland. Now Garland came out and
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Speaker 1: he's like, I'm appointing David Wise's special counsel in this probe.
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Speaker 1: I want to be clear, this is a joke. They're
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Speaker 1: mocking you. They think that this is going to make
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Speaker 1: conservatives happy and then they can get away with the
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Speaker 1: exact same thing they did before. Now I want to
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Speaker 1: play for you the Attorney General Merrit Garland again, David
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Speaker 1: Weis's the same guy that looked the other way on
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Speaker 1: all of these other charges.
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Speaker 2: Never forget this.
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Speaker 1: And many of the whistleblowers that have come forward have
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Speaker 1: been saying that David Weiss refused to do his job,
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Speaker 1: that they were giving them intel, they were giving them information,
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Speaker 1: and David Weiss would not investigate. So why now as
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Speaker 1: a special prosecutor, right as a special counsel, why would
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Speaker 1: I think that he would do anything different.
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Speaker 2: I do not believe that he is going to do
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Speaker 2: anything different.
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Speaker 1: I do not believe that David Weiss wants to get
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Speaker 1: to the bottom of anything because he already knows what
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Speaker 1: he's going to find. He has been one of those
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Speaker 1: that has actually helped cover it up. So when Merrick
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Speaker 1: Garland comes out, he's like, I'm appointing him in special
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Speaker 1: council powers. Now this is the same guy that the
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Speaker 1: whistleblowers of the IRS and that the FBI said refused
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Speaker 1: to look at the crimes. He is not going to
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Speaker 1: do anything different now that he is the quote special counsel.
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Speaker 3: To announce the appointment of David Weiss as a special
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Speaker 3: counsel consistent with the Department of Justice regulations governing such matters,
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Speaker 3: and keeping with those regulations, I have today notified the
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Speaker 3: designated members of each House of Congress of the appointment.
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Speaker 3: In February twenty eighteen, after being nominated by the former
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Speaker 3: President and confirmed by the Senate, mister Weiss was sworn
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Speaker 3: in as the United States Attorney for the District of Delaware.
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Speaker 3: Mister Weiss had been a career prosecutor, having served previously
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Speaker 3: in the office for more than a decade, beginning in
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Speaker 3: twenty nineteen.
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Speaker 1: By the way, notice how he's trying to build up
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Speaker 1: the resume of David Weiss. And David Weiss is the
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Speaker 1: same guy that the whistle blowers said refused to do
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Speaker 1: his damn job, refused to look at the serious and
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Speaker 1: heinous crimes that were committed by Joe Biden and his
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Speaker 1: crime family. Remember this is not about Hunter Biden. This
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Speaker 1: is about Joe Biden. Hunter Biden worked for Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden was the product. Joe Biden was the business.
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Speaker 1: Hunter Biden was a salesman for that business. This was
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Speaker 1: never Hunter Biden's business. Because the product was his father,
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Speaker 1: and the product was influenced peddling. And David Weiss understood
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Speaker 1: all of this, and the whistleblowers said, time and time again,
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Speaker 1: when they gave him something that was damning, what would
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Speaker 1: they do. They would look the other way, they would
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Speaker 1: look the other direction, and they would do everything in
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Speaker 1: their power to make sure they protected the big guys.
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Speaker 1: So as you hear Garland here at the DOJ in
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Speaker 1: Washington with a Department of Justice symbol behind him, the building, Washington, DC,
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Speaker 1: and he's trying to give accolades to David Weiss, you
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Speaker 1: need to remember who David Weiss really is.
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Speaker 3: Keen. Mister Weiss, in his capacity as US Attorney and
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Speaker 3: along with federal law enforcement partners, began investigating allegations of
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Speaker 3: certain criminal conduct by, among others, Robert Hunter Biden. That
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Speaker 3: investigation has been recently referenced in federal criminal proceedings in
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Speaker 3: the District of Delaware, and as noted in those proceedings
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Speaker 3: and other public statements by mister Weiss's office, that investigation
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Speaker 3: remains ongoing. In February twenty twenty one, US Attorney Weiss
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Speaker 3: was asked to remain as US attorney for the district
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Speaker 3: of Delaware and in that capacity to continue to lead
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Speaker 3: the investigation. As I said before, mister Weiss would be
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Speaker 3: permitted to continue his investigation, take any investigative steps he wanted,
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Speaker 3: and make the decision whether to prosecute in any district.
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Speaker 3: Mister Weiss has told Congress that he has been granted
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Speaker 3: ultimate authority over this matter, including the responsibility for deciding where, when,
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Speaker 3: and whether to file charges and for making decisions.
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Speaker 1: By the way, if this is true, then why are
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Speaker 1: you having to make him special counsel. If everything that
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Speaker 1: you just said is accurate, then there's no reason to
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Speaker 1: make him special counsel to do what you're now saying
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Speaker 1: you already had the power to do beforehand. He testified
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Speaker 1: the Congress. You have to understand something about David Weiss.
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Speaker 1: David Wise is a hardcore lefty who has been doing
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Speaker 1: everything he can to protect the big guy and protect Garland,
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Speaker 1: to make sure that he still has power, that he
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Speaker 1: is still in control.
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Speaker 2: That's what you need to understand right now.
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Speaker 1: And this idea that they're like, well, he could have
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Speaker 1: done everything we're given the power to do now, then
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Speaker 1: why are you giving him the power now that doesn't
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Speaker 1: make any sense. It doesn't make any sense at all.
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Speaker 1: So why are you doing it? Because you're looking like
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Speaker 1: you're really getting to the bottom of this, and then
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Speaker 1: when you find nothing yet again and go look, he
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Speaker 1: was a special counsel.
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Speaker 2: He just didn't find any crimes.
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Speaker 3: Tions necessary to preserve the integrity of any prosecution consistent
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Speaker 3: with federal law, the principles of federal prosecution, and departmental policies.
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Speaker 3: In a July twenty twenty three letter to Congress, mister
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Speaker 3: Weiss said that he had not to that point requested
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Speaker 3: special counsel designation. On Tuesday of this week, mister Weiss
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Speaker 3: advised me that, in his judgment, his investigation had reached
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Speaker 3: a stage at which he should continue his work as
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Speaker 3: a special counsel, and he asked to be so appointed.
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Speaker 2: Upon considering his.
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Speaker 3: Request, as well as the extraordinary circumstances relating to this matter,
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Speaker 3: I have concluded that it is in the public interest
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Speaker 3: to appoint him as special counsel. This appointment confirms my
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Speaker 3: commitment to provide mister Weiss all the resources he requests.
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Speaker 3: It also reaffirms that mister Weiss has the authority he
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Speaker 3: needs to conduct a thorough investigation and to continue to
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Speaker 3: take the steps he deems appropriate independently based only on
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Speaker 3: the facts and the law. Mister Weiss will also continue
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Speaker 3: to serve as US Attorney for the District of Delaware
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Speaker 3: a special Council. He will continue to have the authority
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Speaker 3: and responsibility that he has previously exercised to oversee the
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Speaker 3: investigation and decide where, when, and whether to file charges again.
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Speaker 1: If he already had this, then why are you announcing
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Speaker 1: this today. The reason why you're announcing this is because
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Speaker 1: the Plea deal blew up in your face. Now there's
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Speaker 1: political pressure that's come out. And not only is there
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Speaker 1: political pressure that has come out, but there's also something
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Speaker 1: else that's happened. You have whistle blowers, you have now
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Speaker 1: bank statements, you have money laundering. Now there is another
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Speaker 1: possibility here. There is the possibility. I want to be clear, Okay,
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't say it's a big possibility, but there is
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Speaker 1: a possibility. There's a possibility that maybe the Democrats are
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Speaker 1: now saying it's time to get rid of Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: And if that is the case, Okay, if that is
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Speaker 1: the scenario here, if that's the reality of the situation.
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Speaker 1: Then you got to wonder if now Weiss is going
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Speaker 1: to actually do his job. I'm not there yet. Okay,
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Speaker 1: I'm not buying it yet. I don't believe that they're
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Speaker 1: actually going to do a real investigation. I think they're
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Speaker 1: still covering for the big guy, and this is their
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Speaker 1: lastest effort to look like, Okay, there was maybe some
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Speaker 1: more crimes that were committed, and we're going to really
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Speaker 1: look into this and that will somehow save him. I
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Speaker 1: don't believe this is about being honest or transparent, and
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Speaker 1: I certainly don't believe that David Weiss is a guy
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Speaker 1: that now really somehow wants to get to the bottom
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Speaker 1: It's either a ruse or this is the Democratic Party
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Speaker 1: turning on Joe Biden. I still think this is all
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Speaker 1: for show. I don't believe they're going to get rid
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Speaker 1: of him yet. And Garland, the way that he's talking
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Speaker 1: about Weiss and how he has the ability to do
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Speaker 1: all these things that, by the way, claims he already
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Speaker 1: had the ability to do, then it's redundant.
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Speaker 2: That's why I think this is a ruse. I still
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Speaker 2: don't think they're trying to get rid of Joe Biden.
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Speaker 1: I just don't the way Garland's speaking, I don't think
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Speaker 1: he's trying to get rid of the President of the
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Speaker 1: United States of America.
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Speaker 3: The Special Council will not be subject to the day
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Speaker 3: to day supervision of any official of the Department, but
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Speaker 3: he must comply with the regulations, procedures, and policies of
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Speaker 3: the Department consistent with the Special Council regulations. At the
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Speaker 3: conclusion of mister Weiss's work, he will provide me with
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Speaker 3: a report explaining the prosecution or declination decisions reached by him.
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Speaker 3: As with each Special Counsel who has served since I
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Speaker 3: have taken office, I am committed to making as much
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Speaker 3: of his report public as possible, consistent with legal requirements
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Speaker 3: and Department policy. Today's announcement affords the prosecutors, agents, and
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Speaker 3: analysts working on this matter the ability to proceed with
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Speaker 3: their work expeditiously and to make decisions indisputably guided only
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Speaker 3: by the facts and the law. The men and women
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Speaker 3: undertaking this investigation are public servants who have dedicated their
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Speaker 3: careers to protecting the citizens of this country. The appointment
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Speaker 3: of mister Weiss reinforces for the American people the Department's
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Speaker 3: committment to both independence and accountability in particularly sensitive matters.
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Speaker 3: I am confident that mister Weiss will carry out his
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Speaker 3: responsibility in an even handed and urgent manner and in
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Speaker 3: accordance with the highest traditions of this department.
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Speaker 2: Thank you, all right.
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Speaker 1: I just don't believe, based on what I just heard, Okay,
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Speaker 1: I do not believe that there is any chance that
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Speaker 1: this is real and authentic. I think this is a
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Speaker 1: total BS move by this administration to try to yet
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Speaker 1: again cover there you know, whats That's all it is.
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Speaker 1: This is a protect at all costs, cover your tail
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Speaker 1: at all costs, act like you're doing something when you're
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Speaker 1: really not, and then when you come back with the
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Speaker 1: same exact conclusion that you had before, you look like
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Speaker 1: you did it with an independent counsel that was there
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Speaker 1: to do the job. I'm not the only one, by
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Speaker 1: the way, that believes that this is a total sham.
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Speaker 2: I think this is a sham.
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Speaker 1: I think the fact that and it's wise tells you
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Speaker 1: also that it is a sham. Senator Graham, by the way,
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Speaker 1: here's what he had to say about this special council
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Speaker 1: on right up, this broke on Satin Fox.
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Speaker 4: Let's bring in South Carolina Senator now Lindsey Graham for
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Speaker 4: more reaction to the breaking news. Sir, I asked Andy
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Speaker 4: McCarthy a moment ago, going to ask you, now, if
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Speaker 4: this makes the job presented to you your House colleagues
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Speaker 4: who are officially investigating hunter Byden easier or more challenging.
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Speaker 5: Well, I think they're trying to make it harder. But
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Speaker 5: this was a political decision, not a legal decision. They're
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Speaker 5: trying to put out a fire, and they just poured
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Speaker 5: gasoline on it. Nobody in their right mind believes that
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Speaker 5: making him a special counsel, mister Weiss cleans up the
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Speaker 5: mess that's been created.
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Speaker 2: If it weren't for.
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Speaker 5: The House of Representatives, we wouldn't know any of this
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Speaker 5: if it weren't for the whistle blower. Now here's what
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Speaker 5: the whistle blower said. On October seventh, twenty twenty two.
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Speaker 2: I was in a room.
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Speaker 5: Where mister Wise told me if FI agent cvirus agents,
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Speaker 5: the decision to bring charges and where to bring charges,
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Speaker 5: he was overruled, wasn't his decision?
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Speaker 2: So in June.
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Speaker 5: Seventh, he writes a letter of this year to Jim
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Speaker 5: Jordan saying, I have all the authority I need. I've
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Speaker 5: been granted. He writes one to me three weeks letter,
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Speaker 5: I could have all the authority I need. This doesn't
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Speaker 5: pass the smell test. What they've tried to do is
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Speaker 5: give Hunter Biden a deal that no other American would get.
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Speaker 5: The judge asked hard questions the plea agreement blew up.
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Speaker 2: And to think that the very.
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Speaker 5: Guy who wrote the plea agreement is seriously going to
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Speaker 5: continue to investigate the Bidens is laughable.
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Speaker 2: And he is dead.
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Speaker 1: Right, by the way, let's just stop there. It is interesting,
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Speaker 1: and I should have said this earlier. The same guy
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Speaker 1: who wrote the Hunter Biden plea agreement is the same
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Speaker 1: guy now they're saying's going to investigate Hunter Biden. And
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Speaker 1: I apologize. I should have led with that for you.
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Speaker 1: I should have said that at the very beginning. If
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Speaker 1: you think that David Weiss is going to to do
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Speaker 1: this job now because he's a special counsel, no he's not.
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Speaker 1: He is the one that wrote the plea agreement everyone,
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Speaker 1: He's the one that gave Hunter Biden the sweetheart deal.
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Speaker 1: So if Hunter Biden got a sweetheart deal from White's
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Speaker 1: last time, why would we assume that anything would change
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Speaker 1: this time. Why would anyone assume that anything would be
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Speaker 1: a different outcome this time around for Hunter Biden and
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden and James Biden, the Biden crime family.
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Speaker 5: The guy that wrote the Plea agreement did it in
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Speaker 5: a fashion to give Hunter Biden the biggest break maybe
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Speaker 5: in American legal history. Does anybody in their right mind
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Speaker 5: trust the Wise Team to continue to fairly and impartially
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Speaker 5: investigate the Hunter Biden Joe Biden matter.
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Speaker 2: I don't.
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Speaker 5: So you've changed the title, but the problem is still
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Speaker 5: the same.
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Speaker 2: Really interesting, Senator, I think.
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Speaker 1: You changed the title, but everything really stays the same.
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Speaker 1: I think he's right in how he said that. Jonathan
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Speaker 1: Turley said this about David Weiss as well. Listen carefully,
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Speaker 1: two questions for you.
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Speaker 6: You know, we've seen two molds in the Special Council.
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Speaker 6: You've seen the Jack Smith Special Council, which has been
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Speaker 6: robust and very public and rather rapid, and then you've
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Speaker 6: seen the Robert hr One looking into Biden documents, which
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Speaker 6: has been notably more quiet. You have said, perhaps Robert
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Speaker 6: Hur's face belongs on a milk carton, because we haven't
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Speaker 6: heard a lot from him. So in what mold do
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Speaker 6: you think this David White's Special Council will fall number
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Speaker 6: one and number two? Does this provide any sort of
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Speaker 6: impediments for the congressional investigation into Hunter Biden and the
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Speaker 6: Biden family, Well.
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Speaker 7: I think that's the concern. The initial concern is whether
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Speaker 7: Weiss is damaged goods. You usually appoint a special counsel
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Speaker 7: who will satisfy all sides that this is someone who
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Speaker 7: doesn't bring any baggage to the question, who can resolve
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Speaker 7: these issues. These whistleblowers were critical of Weiss. You know,
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Speaker 7: Weiss has suggested that he always had this authority. The
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Speaker 7: whistleblower said that he said the exact opposite to staff.
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Speaker 7: They've suggested he allowed statue of limitations to run. That
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Speaker 7: has not been the suggestion of the Department of Justice.
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Speaker 7: So the reappointment of Weiss is going to raise some questions.
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Speaker 7: As for the Congressional investigations, There's no question that making
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Speaker 7: him Special counsel will now make it more difficult for
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Speaker 7: Congress to get answers from him and from this investigation,
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Speaker 7: it is not likely to deter Congress, however, particularly if
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Speaker 7: they're shifting towards an impeachment inquiry. And once again it
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Speaker 7: goes to what is the mandate here? This goes beyond
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Speaker 7: Hunter Biden. They've already allowed critical crimes to expire. Now,
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Speaker 7: for Hunter Biden, this is obviously a chilling moment. You know,
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Speaker 7: his counsel told the prosecutors in open court, quote, just
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Speaker 7: rip it up now.
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Speaker 2: I got to tell you.
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Speaker 7: It's a criminal defense attorney. I ever said that to
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Speaker 7: a prosecute and open court, my client would be toast.
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Speaker 7: They would just say, well, that's fine with us. We'll
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Speaker 7: hit you with everything we've got. So the question is
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Speaker 7: whether Weiss is going to follow that standard response and say,
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Speaker 7: all right, let me introduce you to my friend called Farah,
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Speaker 7: and you'll have an indictment as a foreign agent, and
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Speaker 7: I'm also going to take a look at some of
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Speaker 7: these other crimes. That's the cost of ripping up a
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Speaker 7: deal in open court.
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Speaker 8: Jonathan, it's Emily So on that note, you know, just
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Speaker 8: two weeks ago, the Justice Department agreed to allow David
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Speaker 8: Weiss to testify, and specifically to testify before Congress about
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Speaker 8: the alleged cover ups.
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Speaker 2: So does this.
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Speaker 8: Somehow insulate him from that testimony, or can Congress his
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Speaker 8: power supersede any type of special counsel inocuation.
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Speaker 2: It is.
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Speaker 7: I mean, look, if he appears as a special counsel
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Speaker 7: in the middle of an investigation, you'll be able to
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Speaker 7: write his responses on a post hostage stamp. He'll just
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Speaker 7: keep on saying, good question, We're looking into it. He's
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Speaker 7: not going to be very forthcoming. What Congress expected is that,
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Speaker 7: given the essential closure of the tax issues, that he
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Speaker 7: could respond to these whistleblowers. This insulates Weiss and the
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Speaker 7: Department of Justice more than it necessarily moves the investigation forward.
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Speaker 7: It does not appear that Garland expanded the mandate. Instead,
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Speaker 7: he changed the status of Weiss, and he's going to
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Speaker 7: be able now to say that there's not going investigation.
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Speaker 7: I'd love to answer these questions.
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Speaker 1: Anny McCarthy on Fox had this to say about the
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Speaker 1: Special Council and how much of a I think of
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Speaker 1: a joke.
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Speaker 2: This really is same question.
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Speaker 4: Now that we have this Special Council probe ongoing, how
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Speaker 4: is that going to intersect or impact the separate but
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Speaker 4: ongoing congressional investigation into Hunter.
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Speaker 9: Biden Jillian This is a sham. There is no Special
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Speaker 9: Counsel investigation and there is no Biden investigation the Special
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Speaker 9: Council regulations. What makes a Special Council special is that
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Speaker 9: you're a lawyer who's brought in from outside the United
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Speaker 9: States government, not just outside the Justice Department, outside the government.
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Speaker 9: This US attorney is being appointed not with standing that
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Speaker 9: he is an attorney who's a top official in the
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Speaker 9: Biden Justice Department, and Garland may Clear is going to
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Speaker 9: remain a top official in the Biden Justice Department. This
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Speaker 9: is the Biden Justice Department's vehicle for maintaining control of
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Speaker 9: an investigation that they are not pursuing. They've had the
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Speaker 9: case for five years, they've never indicted it. They're strategically
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Speaker 9: allowing the Statute of limitations to run to the point
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Speaker 9: that the twenty fourteen and twenty fifteen conduct, which covers
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Speaker 9: most of the twenty one million dollars that the Congressional
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Speaker 9: Investigation Report showed this week, that's already time barred, and
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Speaker 9: it's time barred because David Weiss himself decided to let
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Speaker 9: those charges die rather than bring an indictment. They're not
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Speaker 9: doing anything that you would do if there was an
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Speaker 9: actual investigation, And he can't be a special counsel because
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Speaker 9: he's inside the government, and the point of having a
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Speaker 9: special counsel is to bring in someone from outside the
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Speaker 9: government who we can trust to do a credible investigation.
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Speaker 1: Think about the last part of what he just said there.
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Speaker 1: They had the case for five years, they've never indicted it.
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Speaker 1: They were strategically allowing the statute of limitations to run
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Speaker 1: out to the point that the twenty fourteen and fifteen conduct,
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Speaker 1: which covers most of the twenty one million that the
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Speaker 1: Congressional Investigation Report showed this week, that's already time barred
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Speaker 1: from prosecution, and it's time barred because David Weis himself
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Speaker 1: decided to let those charges die rather than bring an indictment.
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Speaker 1: This isn't a special council. This is not a real
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Speaker 1: special council. This is another part of the cover up.
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Speaker 1: Is maybe a better way of saying it, right. And
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Speaker 1: when you start covering up crimes like this and you
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Speaker 1: try to act like you're really investigating those crimes when
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Speaker 1: you're really not investigating anything at all, then you can
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Speaker 1: easily connect the dots that were just described there. So
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Speaker 1: you've got a guy that gave him the sweetheart deal,
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Speaker 1: wrote the sweetheart deal, authored the sweetheart deal that they
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Speaker 1: gave to Hunter Biden. Same guy that knew the statue
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Speaker 1: of limitations were running out, and he played the clock
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Speaker 1: that way to protect the Biden family, to protect the
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Speaker 1: big guy, to protect the vice president now President of
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Speaker 1: the United States of America.
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Speaker 2: David Wise did that.
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Speaker 1: So giving him this special power, right to be a
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Speaker 1: special prosecutor when you're on the inside. Anny McCarthy the
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Speaker 1: last point he said there, they're not quote, they are
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Speaker 1: not doing anything that you would do if you were
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Speaker 1: an actual investigation. And then he says about David Wise,
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Speaker 1: he can't be a special counsel because he's inside the government.
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Speaker 1: And the whole point of having a special counsel is
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Speaker 1: to bring in someone from outside the government who we
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Speaker 1: can trust to do a credible investigation. David Wise can't
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Speaker 1: do that, which is exactly why at the very beginning
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Speaker 1: I said to you, this is a fraud. Now there's
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Speaker 1: also media outlets that are trying to play this up.
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Speaker 1: It's a big deal, right, to make it look like
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Speaker 1: this is significant when it's really not.
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Speaker 2: MSNBC coming out saying.
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Speaker 1: That this was just a bombshell because the White House
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Speaker 1: said they had absolutely no advance notice. So the DOJ
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Speaker 1: Hunter Biden announcement Number one, I don't believe them.
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Speaker 2: I believe the White House knew about this.
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Speaker 1: And number two, I don't believe they're scared about this
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Speaker 1: because it's David Weiss, so not a real investigation.
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Speaker 4: All right, Monica, let's talk about the White House reaction.
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Speaker 2: I know they've issued.
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Speaker 4: Has there been a public reaction, and if so, does
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Speaker 4: it jibe with the private reaction?
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Speaker 10: It does, Katie, And this is really a White House
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Speaker 10: that has been consistent with several Department of Justice probes
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Speaker 10: that we've seen unfold during the course of the president's administration.
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Speaker 10: Of course, a special council that even was appointed to
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Speaker 10: look into his own classified documents. Now the fact that
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Speaker 10: this US attorney has been elevated with this Special Council
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Speaker 10: status to continue and perhaps broaden that investigation. It was
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Speaker 10: met inside the White House with the same response, we're
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Speaker 10: not going to really weigh in on this. We completely
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Speaker 10: refer you to the Department of Justice and to Hunter
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Speaker 10: Biden's own personal attorneys for any reaction and response. But
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Speaker 10: you can look to the president's own real take and
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Speaker 10: position on this when this did become something. Of course,
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Speaker 10: it was brought to him when the news of the
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Speaker 10: plea agreement started earlier this summer, and the President and
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Speaker 10: the First Lady have said repeatedly, we love our son,
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Speaker 10: we support him, we stand by him, and they were
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Speaker 10: going to leave it at that, in fact, saying we're
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Speaker 10: not going to comment any more on this, and they
26:27
Speaker 10: were trying to really put that behind them. Really, it
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Speaker 10: echoes what Chris Clark told you at the time, which
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Speaker 10: is they thought this meant that this was simply going
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Speaker 10: to come to a conclusion and they could move on
26:38
Speaker 10: with their lives and put what they say sometimes is
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Speaker 10: this painful chapter. Of course, that a president who's also
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Speaker 10: a father looking at his son who has faced a
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Speaker 10: lot of difficulty as a drug addict and is in
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Speaker 10: active recovery. So within the context of all of that,
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Speaker 10: they've always tried to frame this to a personal family
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Speaker 10: manner matter that really has now extended to one that
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Speaker 10: is political that you simply can not ignore when the
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Speaker 10: President of the United States and his own son are
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Speaker 10: currently under their own very different Special Council investigations. Of course,
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Speaker 10: so the White House said they had absolutely no advanced
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Speaker 10: notice of any of this, which again is consistent with
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Speaker 10: what we've seen in the past that top senior officials,
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Speaker 10: including the President, learned about this just like everyone else did,
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Speaker 10: which was when it became public from Attorney General Merrick
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Speaker 10: Garland's own statement, Katie. And he is set to depart
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Speaker 10: here in just a couple of hours for Rehoboth Beach
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Speaker 10: for the weekend. It's unclear whether he'll want to weigh
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Speaker 10: in or say anything on this matter. I think again,
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Speaker 10: the White House privately is saying what they want to
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Speaker 10: project publicly, which is we're not going to touch this.
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Speaker 10: But this is a father who sometimes will speak about
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Speaker 10: his son in the terms and context of that relationship,
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Speaker 10: and the President has done that in the past and
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Speaker 10: could do so again today.
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Speaker 1: Now, look, there's also going to be politics coming out
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Speaker 1: of this, so I'm going to prepare you for that,
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Speaker 1: So just get ready. There are guys, for example, like
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Speaker 1: Mike Pince that are going to say it's about time,
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Speaker 1: long overdue, we need a special counsel. I agree, but
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Speaker 1: you got to tell people the honest truth that this
28:05
Speaker 1: is not an actual special counsel here at all. Mike
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Speaker 1: Pence in Des Moines, Iowa. He asked he was asked
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Speaker 1: by a reporter about this new special counsel.
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Speaker 2: Listen to what he said a moment ago.
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Speaker 4: Thanks for talking to us again, just wondering what is
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Speaker 4: your take on the Attorney General appointing a special counsel
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Speaker 4: in this Hunter Biden investigation.
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Speaker 11: Well, I think it's about time. Look, the American people
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Speaker 11: deserve to know what Hunter Biden and the Biden family
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Speaker 11: were up to, especially when when Joe Biden was Vice
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Speaker 11: President of the United States.
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Speaker 1: He should have said, this isn't a real special counsel.
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Speaker 1: He should have said, this is the guy that gave
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Speaker 1: him the sweetheart deal. He should have said, this is
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Speaker 1: the same guy that allowed the statue of limitations to
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Speaker 1: run out on some of the most heinous crimes committed
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Speaker 1: by the Bidens, and did it on purpose. He should
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Speaker 1: have said, this is not a real special council, because
28:58
Speaker 1: when you don't say that, then people assume that this
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Speaker 1: is going to be a genuine and authentic investigation, and
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Speaker 1: it clearly is not. This is nowhere close to that
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Speaker 1: type of investigation, okay. And this individual has been protecting,
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Speaker 1: acting almost like a personal lawyer for the Bidens. He's
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Speaker 1: the one that wrote the sweetheart deal. He's the one
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Speaker 1: that let the statue of limitations run out. Everyone that
29:26
Speaker 1: you talk to, everyone that's mentioning this or excited about this,
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Speaker 1: don't let them be excited. Let them understand what it
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Speaker 1: really means and what it really is. Let them comprehend
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Speaker 1: how absurd that this is. That this is total crap.
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Speaker 1: And then if you want to have a real special counsel, okay,
29:45
Speaker 1: if you want to have a real investigation, then it
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Speaker 1: would have to be with someone that is from outside
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Speaker 1: the government, not from withinside of the cover up. And
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Speaker 1: I would argue that he is a part of that
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Speaker 1: cover up, no different than anybody else the Biden crime family.
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Speaker 1: At this point, there are going to be some that
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Speaker 1: are mad at me for saying it that way. I'm
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Speaker 1: cool with it. I think the facts back me up.
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Speaker 1: I think the facts are abundantly clear here of what's
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Speaker 1: really happening and what's really going on. And I do
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Speaker 1: not believe, I do not believe that this is going
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Speaker 1: to change anything at all. I think it's a fake investigation.
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Speaker 1: And here's they're out. Oh we investigated, we gave you
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Speaker 1: a special counsel. They still found nothing, so therefore the
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Speaker 1: Bidens did nothing wrong. That's where they're going with this.
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