PANIC: Barack Obama's Epstein Nightmare Revealed as Top Lawyer EXPOSED in Files, RESIGNS In Disgrace
Benny Johnson exposes Catherine Rumbler’s resignation from Goldman Sachs amid Epstein revelations—12,000 emails exchanged over 70% of their days together, gifts like boots and a watch, and direct facilitation of Epstein’s UN meetings with Barack Obama. He argues Obama’s presidency was shielded by elite manipulation, contrasting it with Trump’s swift action against Epstein while questioning why no consequences followed despite Rumbler’s ties to globalist networks. Epstein’s alleged suicide raises skepticism over guards’ vigilance, a staged "fake body," and hidden autopsy details, with 6% of respondents doubting his death by 2027. The episode ties Epstein’s case to broader concerns about voter ID laws, mass immigration, and the perceived erosion of white Christian influence, framing child protection as a moral imperative against systemic corruption. [Automatically generated summary]
After Senate Democrats blocked a spending bill on Thursday, Dems say a Republican counterproposal fell short of their demands to rein in ICE.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune, meantime, calls the White House offer extremely serious and says Dems should also make concessions.
Remember, though, ICE still receives funding through the One Big Beautiful bill, it's other agencies within the department that could face the brunt of the partial shutdown.
Republicans chose to put a bill on the floor that ignored the abuses, ignored the outrage, ignored what the American people want overwhelmingly.
And they failed to get the votes to avoid a shutdown at DHS.
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I don't support as DHS shutting down because what's going to happen is TSA is going to shut down, FEMA is going to shut down, the Coast Guard is going to shut down.
We have a lot of folks in my state who are waiting for FEMA relief from terrible tornadoes and other natural disasters that happened in the last few months.
The great Tim Burchett is somebody who can make sense of all of this.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison got like dragged, look, ripped, ripped, and humiliated and dragged in front of Congress.
Dog walked, as they say.
Mark Halperin, also on the show today.
Mark, let's talk about a little bit of polling, right?
What's going on here in the country?
Libs are saying that they're headed for victory, but we got 49 different senators to sign on to the Save Act.
We've been doing nothing but save act maxing, save maxing so that we can mog the Democrats.
I know this is like this pisses everyone off when I use this term.
I'm like well aware of this.
Okay, we're working on it.
All right, but we're going to be sit, we're going to be save maxing and lib mugging today.
My name is Benny Johnson, and this is Benny's show.
Yesterday, yesterday, look, I can see the face of ALX.
Like, you know, he's ALX, producer ALX on.
He's like, oh, like, Benny, don't use these words.
Dude, bro, you're almost 40.
Don't just don't.
Don't you do it?
Don't do it.
Those are our words.
Okay.
Jen Alpha, those are our words.
Those are our words.
Okay.
Well, I'm all like, you don't, I'm not going to do a land acknowledgement.
Okay.
We can conquer.
Conquer these words.
I just think it's funny.
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It falls wrong.
It's an IED.
It's an IED.
The Israelis are bombing us.
I don't know.
Would the Israelis bomb Baltimore?
I'm not sure.
I don't know.
I don't think so.
I don't think so.
But you never know.
Ladies and gentlemen, something happened there and it's very bad.
Something happened in Baltimore.
I think I know.
I think I know.
I think I know what happened.
There was a president that ran for office.
And he's half white, half black.
His name Barack or Barry or Hussein or Sorweto.
Can you give me that banger, ALX, from Trump?
Like the best Trump tweet.
Everyone's like, what's the best Trump tweet?
I'll show you the best Trump tweet.
It's Trump saying, like, in 2000, in 1998, my name was Donald Trump.
Barry Soweto promised us that there's no red or blue America.
There's no black or white America.
There's just the United States of America.
And while that's a great line, and I agree with him, right?
Like as a Christian, you like agree with him.
All right.
We're all made in the image of God, so on.
Barack Obama didn't believe that, actually.
He didn't practice that.
In fact, Barack Obama, who, I mean, like, is he a functionary of the deep state and the CIA?
You know, was he effectively installed totally right?
Like, did you really look through?
Like, did Barack Obama put up the put up the Trump tweet one more time and just scroll to the first comment there, shall we?
Like, look at these.
This is like USAID, you know?
Like, USAID is like, these are like USAID trips, all right?
USAID is like the cutout for the CIA.
This is like USAID stuff.
All right.
You could go back and find like some really crazy stuff about Obama and about like just, you know, where the, like, what's up with the dude.
And none of it makes sense.
All right.
None of it makes any sense.
And so I'm happy that USAID was shut down.
I pretty much assume with some of the Richard Nixon stuff that's coming out right now.
I mean, dude, can you get me that James Rosen article, ALX?
I don't know if it's in the script, Richard Nixon.
James Rosen, New York Times, where James Rosen just effectively has proven without a shadow of a doubt that Richard Nixon was the good guy in Watergate.
That Richard Nixon is probably the best president we've had.
Yes.
Probably the best president that we've had.
Seven pages sealed Watergate file undiscovered until now.
I'm going to paraphrase this article.
I read this yesterday on my flight back.
It's unbelievable.
It's a locked and discarded file that proves that Richard Nixon was staving off a neocon insurrection inside of the Pentagon.
That his paranoia was because his joint chiefs of staff and all of the Pentagon leaders were running a shadow government in order to plunge America into forever war.
And Richard Nixon was trying to stop war.
Richard Nixon is somebody who obviously fought in World War II.
He served as vice president under Eisenhower.
He and Kennedy agreed with this.
They killed Kennedy.
And that was pretty messy.
And Nixon gets in one administration later in a landslide, in the biggest landslide in American history.
Ain't nobody, nobody has won a bigger landslide in American history than Richard Nixon.
This is back when, like, we had functional voting systems.
This is back when you used voter ID, right?
Before mail-in voting, and Richard Nixon won.
Can you get me those?
The map?
The map is like crazy.
Richard Nixon won every state but one.
Maybe he lost like Massachusetts, something like that.
Won every single state but one.
The biggest electoral landslide in American, modern American history was Richard Nixon.
Only this side of George Washington.
You have a bigger, like actual electoral landslide.
Anyway, he's our most popular president, and he got Deep State assassinated.
They said, oh, blowing his brains out is a little too much.
You know, that JFK, that JFK, oh, that was a little hot, what we did to JFK.
So why don't we just assassinate him in a different way?
All the guys who went into the Watergate, they were all CIA.
All these guys, the Pentagon, that's what this article brings up.
Look at this landslide.
I mean, look at this.
Is it just Massachusetts?
Did I remember that correctly?
Is it Massachusetts?
And what?
Rhode Island, D.C., and Massachusetts.
Classic, classic, isn't that something?
Well, and it's DC, the filthy cesspool.
This is why you got to break up DC, man.
DC didn't vote.
DC didn't vote for Nixon.
I mean, that's just crazy.
And then what happened?
Everyone turned on him.
Yes, of course, the deep state leftists, they were against Nixon, but also Nixon was staving off, according to this article.
Nixon was staving off effectively a neocon warmongering insurrection inside of the Pentagon where his own Pentagon was spying on him.
This is why Nixon had the recording devices and so on.
Those recorded devices eventually brought him down.
The CIA were the ones who actually raided Watergate.
Nixon took this secret to his grave that his own Pentagon was sabotaging him and trying to go to war.
Effectively, this is, you know, this is the TLDR version of this.
He took this to the grave because Nixon was such an honorable man.
He thought it would be good.
It would be very, very bad correction for the nation and for democracy.
We were in a Cold War at that point.
We were like trying to prove democracy is better than Soviet despotism.
And so Nixon thought it'd be really bad luck if his own Pentagon was trying to assassinate and kill him politically.
And that's what they ended up doing.
The entire Nixon thing was a total deep state up.
All of it, I cannot encourage you enough.
Read James Rosen here in the New York Times.
Never tell you the reason New York Times.
You got to read this one.
Seven pages of a sealed Watergate file sat undiscovered until now.
Effectively, Richard Nixon was staving off an insurrection.
The Pentagon was spying on him, undermining his presidency, prying away his presidential power.
He had just won the biggest landslide re-election in American history, single most popular president in American history polling ever in modern polling.
And the deep state sabotaged him and took him out.
And then, like, they took him out.
And then you have to ask yourself, like, wait a second, if they had all this power with Nixon, when was the last time we had a real election?
You know, when was the last time we had like a real, when was the last time these people weren't in charge?
You know, and we're going to talk about the Epstein files here in just a second.
But you need to like take it like a through line back to Barack Obama and ask yourself, like, wait a second, like, has, have all these presidents just been facsimiles of the same party?
We say it on the show often, but I think that the moment of Zen and true enlightenment is realizing that Michelle Obama and George W. Bush are effectively the same person.
They like believe the same things.
They do the same thing.
They dance on stage together.
They cuddle together in public.
It's grotesque.
It's one of the sickest things.
It's like one of the sickest displays I've ever seen.
You think that it's like an occult ritual when bad bunnies playing the halftime show?
You should watch Michelle Obama and George Bush cuddle and canoodle and like sniff each other when they're together.
It's super gross.
I mean, look at this.
Jeez.
By the way, how much bigger is Michelle than Bush?
Whoa.
Look at that.
Powers over him.
This is what a proper mogging looks like.
Okay.
Look at this.
Look at that.
Look at him kissing, smooshing, hugging.
And you got Michelle over the shoulder.
Michelle.
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Oh, look at the big hug, like the big hug from behind, right?
Because if they were able to do this way back in the early 70s with Nixon, early 70s, 72.
Well, that means they've been in power, what, since like the Reconstruction after the war, like after World War II.
Like this was like, have we had a real election?
Was JFK maybe our last like real president?
Because look what they did to this guy.
Look what they did to Nixon.
Put up the electoral map one more time.
Like what can they like?
If they can do, if a guy wins this landslide and then they are able to assassinate him, I'm just going to say they assassinated Nixon because there's just different tiles of assassination.
You, you know, you're assassinating the guy by getting him to resign, by forcing him to resign when the will of the people they assassinated him.
His own Pentagon sabotaged him, ran a shadow government, ran a total shadow government without his knowledge.
Remember, Bay of Pigs and JFK is the same thing.
They ran the same operation.
They were doing military.
They're bombing, killing people.
President had no idea.
They weren't following his orders.
And Nixon thought Nixon could have nuked him in the middle of Watergate.
Sorry, it's like I'm just going off on this, but like in the middle of Watergate, Nixon could have saved his ass by just being like, yo, the reason I have wiretaps throughout the White House is because my own joint chiefs, the Pentagon, is running an insurrection against me.
And here's the receipts.
And Nixon could have saved his ass.
Could have been, it would have been done.
And he didn't.
He didn't do that.
Nixon went down on the petard because he's an honorable man.
The man who's going to get the most, and I love it.
I love that like the boomer, like with the, you know, because it's all, this is all like boomer-coated, right?
Because this is all like when boomers were like, this was all happening when young and everyone was at Woodstock, right?
You know, everyone's at Woodstock and everyone was like, Nixon's a crook.
Nope, actually.
Like in your lifetime, you will go from like the propaganda, the deep state propaganda to actually Nixon was the single most honorable president we've probably had in the last hundred years.
And that's a matter of fact.
And he took the secret to the grave with him.
It's just now being exposed.
So you need to ask the question, like, well, when, where's the last time we had like a real president exactly?
Well, the last time we had a real president in office.
Who was it?
If the deep state's been able to like effectively kill, murder, shoot in the skull, blow his brains out in front of his wife and kids and the world.
Try to do it with Trump, obviously.
If they've been able to like assassinate Nixon, which it's its own assassination, I mean, they killed, killed, that killed the guy's career.
They assassinated the will of the people, right?
They blew the brains out of his presidency in a way.
You know, like forced them all into this, dude.
Like, what was the last time?
I mean, if they've been this powerful, when was the last time we had like an actual real presidency that wasn't subservient to the deep state?
And this is proof that Obama was subservient to the deep state.
His White House lawyer, Catherine Rumler is her name.
She's an Obama official, former Obama official.
Dude, she's White House counsel.
Everyone will tell you, White House counsel, like you're more powerful than the Attorney General.
You're the most powerful attorney in the world if you're White House counsel.
Anyway, she has resigned now in humiliation over Epstein links.
This lady was the direct through line into Barack Obama.
Okay.
Former White House counsel Obama has resigned from her cushy position at Goldman Sachs over her ties to pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
Catherine Rumbler, who works at general counsel at Goldman Sachs, says she's going to resign this summer.
This summer.
Oh, okay.
That's right.
Just let her stay there for a couple more months.
Get the, you know, whatever they give you at Goldman Sachs, right?
A golden, golden idol of bail, probably on your way out that you can like sacrifice to and pray to.
Yeah.
Let her stay.
Let her stay until she gets her gold.
And they're just melting that, just melting the gold down right now to make her her little bail idol.
Okay.
The emails were released by the Justice Department show that Catherine Rumbler was the bestie of Jeffrey Epstein.
Not just the bestie, that she facilitated life for him.
She exchanged nearly 12,000 emails.
12,000.
Holy smokes.
That's one direct message.
70% of the days that they knew each other.
She was writing them every single day.
And then what happened?
As soon as she wanted to leave the White House after getting some plum deals across the finish line for very evil and villainous globalist families like the Rothschilds, to getting some deals over the finish line that would really help out some of the most elite and connected people on earth, Catherine Rumler goes immediately and gets set up inside of the Rothschild bank.
You know, who did that deal?
It was Jeffrey Epstein.
This lady now suddenly has her entire so Jeffrey Epstein goes, uses her to get some agenda items finished from the White House from through executive orders.
She wrote them.
And then as soon as she wants to leave the administration, she goes and cashes in.
It's just open, complete and total fraudulence.
I mean, also, she was just like lavished, lavished with drippings and trappings from Epstein.
She was given a brand new set of boots, handbag, and watch.
He Was the recipient of an award from the CIA?
Jeffrey Epstein was sent an email from Catherine Rummler just hours after CIA Director John Brennan gave her an award.
She wanted validation from Epstein over her CIA award.
Why would that be precisely?
Why would she be running to Jeffrey Epstein and saying, I got an award from John Brennan?
More importantly, she apparently was setting up Barack Obama meetings with Jeffrey Epstein, something that we didn't know about.
But you can find in these emails that she's talking about, and I quote, the big guy coming to the United Nations meeting in New York.
Oh, yeah.
She knew.
Did Barack Obama ever meet with Jeffrey Epstein?
What an important question.
But who the hell cares if they ever physically met?
Because Catherine Rummler was the fixer.
She was the one who was getting the deals done.
And Jeffrey Epstein took care of his little kitty inside of the Obama ecosystem.
And that's just one of the many Obama people that Epstein had a connection to.
I'm really like kind of blown away by all this because, again, they have tried, and I am not the guy to sit there and say that this, these documents release have been anything but messy, I think.
And it's too bad.
I wish that they had just been out with them.
The administration promised to be out with them.
They needed to be out with them.
There's a reason why myself and Charlie Kirk, in his last major salvo across the bow with the administration, you know, big salvo, big, like, big agenda item push.
He had such an instinct on these things.
And so did we, and so did you.
That you, you can't, you can't, you can't reverse course on this kind of stuff.
You've got to, you've got to give people the Epstein files.
It's been a mistake.
It's been messy.
It's been unnecessarily messy.
I don't think that it's a reason to blackpill crash out and vote for Kamala Harris.
Don't be cocked.
But hold your own side into account.
Oh, you know, you're going to blackpill?
I'm going to go vote for Gavin Newsome.
He's way better.
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His wife was Harvey Weinstein's fixer and threatened all the women with Harvey Weinstein.
Like, that's the official, like, truly what happened.
It was his buddy's wife, his campaign manager, and his best friend.
She showed up plastered and drunk.
She was his secretary.
He's married at the time.
She's plastered drunk.
She comes sloppily over to the mayor's mansion in San Francisco.
And instead of picking up the phone and calling his buddy, hey, yo, your wife's on my doorstep.
She's blackout, drunk, hammered.
You should come pick up this broad.
Instead of doing that, Gavin Newsom has sex with her.
Destroys their marriage, destroys his marriage.
Apparently, it's happened a bunch.
It's like, not like, you know, it's not like it's forgivable if it's just one night, but it's that this happened a bunch of times.
So you're going to like, because of this, you're going to like go and vote for Gavin Newsome.
Don't even get me started on how Kamala Harris got her career started.
People are scum.
I mean, if there's one shining silver lining in all this, it's that Trump's been proven to be, quite frankly, the hero of this story, if you're looking at the actual data of the story itself, turning in Epstein, whistleblower to the cops, calling in the police, ratting out Epstein, ratting out Jelaine, kicking him out of the club, and then locking up Jeffrey Epstein, putting Jeffrey Epstein in jail through an executive order he signed against human trafficking day one of his administration.
Like, if anything, where the hell are these Barack Obama?
You know, talking about Catherine Rummler.
Where the hell was Barack Obama?
You know, Barack Obama could have put Epstein in jail.
He could have released these files.
They had all these files.
Some of Epstein's worst crimes were happening while Barack Obama was president.
Some of the sickest stuff he was doing was while he was communicating with Obama's lawyer.
So I'm not saying Trump's perfect.
I don't like the way it went down.
The last fight I had with Charlie, meaning the last thing we fought together on, was fighting against the way the administration was handling this.
Trump considers Charlie like a son.
So don't tell me that we haven't had nothing but frustration on this.
I wish we would have just had, you know, out of it.
Why not?
It's out with it.
It proves all of our enemies are like the deepest scumbags.
And it hasn't blown back on Trump, like as a on a personal, from a personal behavioral perspective.
So it's gotten me very frustrated that like Barack Obama, Joe Biden, he was also in power for four years.
We're just so stupid.
I know we got Tim Burchie here.
I'm gonna stop ranting.
Tim Burton, I'll let Tim Burches rant for a while.
Let me finish my thought.
We're just so stupid and weak sometimes.
Why didn't we push this stuff while Democrats were in charge?
You know, you can hang and you can, you know, you can like hang a stone, like a stone, like a dead chicken strategy.
You can hang this stuff around their necks.
And Mike Davis always talking about the dead chicken strategy.
You take the dead chicken, you tie it around the dog's neck, and that dog doesn't kill the chickens anymore, right?
Because it's nasty.
And what's going on here in these emails are nasty.
They're nasty.
And it's like 100 to one, Libs getting just completely gutted over this.
Their biggest donors, their biggest friends, their biggest heroes.
Barack Obama now dragged into it.
This was all happening while Barack Obama was president.
We couldn't get anyone to talk about it except for Tim Burchett, who's coming on the show right now.
Tim Burchis was the only dude.
Of course it was during Biden.
We didn't have the stream during Barack Obama.
You know, Barack Obama is president in 2008.
Like YouTube just started in 2009.
It's like we didn't have it then.
And that's probably why.
But like we as a side never pushed this issue when Democrats were president.
Why not?
It's a smart strategy because it was going to be very ugly for whoever DOJ was going to have to do this, which is why you got to get ahead of that strategy and you got to say, I see what you're trying to do to me.
You know, people have a sick fascination with this stuff.
And you got kids.
I got a daughter.
I've been through this many times with the legislation I've had in Tennessee and dealt with, you know, the officers that are involved with it and the awful things they say.
This stuff that is in these files makes all that pale in comparison.
And if you're offered an opportunity to view the pictures or read the files, I would seriously consider not doing that because it will haunt you, this stuff that's in there.
And here's the problem.
The Biden administration, the Obama administration, these files have been out there forever, forever.
And I've said this many times.
If they had the goods on Trump, you know that the Obama administration administration slash the Biden administration, because they're really, it never really changed hands.
They wouldn't have had that stuff out there.
And this stuff just goes so deep, Benny, and it is very disgusting to me.
And, you know, it's evil.
It's satanic.
And it's from the pits of hell.
And that's where these people will end up.
And I'd also warn people about, you know, the Comer, Chairman Comer, was putting these files out and they were going through them and they were redacting the names that needed to be redacted, the innocent ladies that were involved and all this stuff.
And now, of course, Democrats are pitching a fit because some of the names that should have been redacted were not redacted.
But the problem you have is that they think that some of the girls that were involved later became recruiters for Epstein.
So, you know, at one point, they're a victim and the next point, they're perpetuating a crime.
So I'm not sure.
And I don't know how the law works on that.
You know, it's not, it's, I'm not a lawyer, but you're talking about millions of pages.
And again, who keeps millions of pages of illegal activity?
It's just a weird thing.
And I'm afraid, I don't know that all of it is legit.
You know, you've got accusations and rumors.
And clearly there's enough in there that's awful.
But it's just, I don't think this is, I don't think we're ever going to get to the bottom of it.
Jeffrey Epstein got out of jail right as Barack Obama was being put into office and all of this stuff was going on and it's his lawyers, the White House counsel who's communicating with this pedophile, this convicted now, convicted, sentenced pedophile.
And she's like TEHing, doing favors for him through Obama.
Obama is like signing executive orders.
You can like tie all this back, the Rothschild Bank, like he's like doing all this stuff.
And he's like, somehow like Obama's getting zero pushback on this.
Why is nobody asking Obama, like, why didn't you do something about Jeffrey Epstein?
I mean, you pick this obscure guy from college who has zero records.
You have college professors that don't remember him ever being there.
And he runs and he's and all of a sudden people drop out of races and he's unopposed and he goes from a state senator to a U.S. senator to an unknown to being president of the United States because he was created.
They found somebody that fit their mold.
It's the classic.
I went back and watched it a couple of days ago, the Brady Bunch, where Greg was wanting to be a great musician, you know, and he was playing all this Jim Croce stuff or something.
I don't know.
And you look up who Jim Croce is.
He was a great bad bad.
But he had some kind of ballads that were kind of romantic and sad, you know.
And so Greg's this guy and he goes in and this record studio and they're like, yeah, man, yeah, we're really digging what you're putting down, you know, and then he says, and the lady, and it's, it's very almost Epstein-ish.
And she says, she says, oh, I'm never wrong about these things.
Well, the guy that they had, Johnny Bravo, had quit before they could make him a star and they'd already bought his suit and Greg fit that suit.
And so then they tried to make him a rock.
And he was going to be a rock star, but because of his, you know, his slave to his, his art form or whatever, he couldn't do it, which is total bogus.
Anybody giving that opportunity would take that chance.
But that's, that's the way Obama was, you know, he fit the suit and he he was um, he's a good-looking, articulate guy and um, you know, had a couple of kids and came up through the corrupt Chicago machine and uh, and that's and, and you know you've got several in Congress that are just like that several, the squad.
I mean they.
You had billionaires putting money behind probably 30 or 40 different candidates across the country and they hit on on a half.
You know aoc, they hit on a bunch of them and that's, and that's how they got there.
And we got to start realizing this, and the conservatives just aren't good at creating anybody.
I mean, you know it's, we're all a mismatch of mismatch of different backgrounds and and everything, and and somehow it it tends to work occasionally, but here we are one vote away from losing the majority.
Um, you know they were putting them out and the media just would, for some reason wouldn't, wouldn't pay any attention to Comer and the and the oversight committee.
Benny ain't nobody, you know, and I, i've been calling for executions of those folks since I was in the legislature and i'm trying to pass legislation, but it never goes anywhere.
Everybody's like thinks i'm being blustery or something, but i'm.
It's the truth.
We need them, we need to execute them and we need to quit with this nonsense of 30 years sitting on death row because the person you're executing is not the person who committed the crime.
Yeah you you, you called this on our show and you said it, and you said it, I think, during it was.
It was during the, the Biden, during the Biden years where, where you talked about exactly the Epsilon op and how regular, how it is constant in congress, how this is like the way of the world in congress, it's the classic honeypot yeah, but you know, this guy was and everybody says oh, he's Mossad because he's a Jew or something.
And I, you know, and then you look at Hollywood and the music industry and how that creeps over into our bunch.
You know, it's just, I mean, it's, it's, it's really incredible.
It's really incredible how deep this thing runs.
And I, I always remember my, one of my favorite actors of all time was the rowdy Roddy Piper.
Not when he was wrestling because that was real, but when he was acting and he was in a movie, I think it's called They Live.
And I always remember this scene.
And then when these aliens come down and they infiltrate and he finds these glasses and he sees that these people are, half of them are people that are in control are aliens.
And, you know, Carpenter made that movie and it was a, you know, just on the surface, it's a cool science fiction movie.
And he said, and we, and, you know, the, the, whatever they call them were, you know, the earthlings that had gone over to the other side.
And he said, we've seen our investments grow 65% since the opposition took over, you know, and they're all cheering.
And, you know, and I just, that reminds me a whole lot of meetings in Congress that I've been in and where we are as a country because they will sell their dadgum soul and look the other way to keep themselves in power.
And not that everybody in Congress is involved in it with Epstein.
You got a couple, you know, Democrat leader that was fundraising off of them.
And that just tells you the power of money.
And the media.
The media has ignored this story until they think they can put the thumb down on the Republican Party.
And now it's, and, and now it's out there.
But I mean, it should have been out there.
It's no excuse.
But I just think there's more to this than we're being, than, than, than the media.
They'll plead the fifth like Epstein's old lady, you know, and I was the one who, it seems to be lost on the media that I was the one that called to subpoena her, you know, get her, get her before the committee.
And she pleaded the fifth, but you needed to get it out there.
And the Clintons are just, you know, they're above the law.
They are above the law.
And again, Bill, I just think Bill's just my opinion.
I can still have an opinion in this country.
I think he's just a dirty old man.
He's just a pervert.
And I think Hillary is just evil.
And, you know, and Clinton walks in the room with that big ginormous head.
Everybody just loves him.
And I think he'll come in and half the committee will fall at his feet if he does.
I still don't think he'll do it.
I think they put a little stuff in there and then they're going to blame the Republicans, you know, and all this.
I just say bring him in and roll the cameras and let's get it over with.
We've done this so many times.
Well, we got him this time.
We got him this time.
We ain't got him.
I think we need to focus Benny on what we know we can accomplish.
That's why, you know, I'm doing the Doge committee totally different than we've done it in the past.
I'm proposing we're going to have real legislation to propose to fix some of the problems instead of just sitting there, you know, Jasmine and whoever else on our side yelling at each other for clickbait.
And, you know, yeah, I'm frustrated because that was your next question and I'm down.
But I lived this life, man.
I chose it.
I knew exactly.
I've told you this many times.
My biggest surprise when I got to Washington was I was not surprised.
But yeah, it just blows my mind that minority leaders don't literally, I mean, physically smack Schumer back on this one.
Saying Jim Crow.
You know, that is just a disgrace to people that have faced racism in this country of ours.
You should never, you should never, and they just, they diminish it every time they do that.
And it's always who is doing it?
It's some white elite liberal from the Northeast.
And that to me is just gross.
And it's at some point, minority communities got to say enough with this stuff.
We are off this deal.
These people are not our friends.
They use us.
Malcolm X had some great quotes, and I can't think of all of them right now, but they use them and then they forget them the day after the election until the next election.
And I did want to give you a chance just really quickly here, Congressman, to talk about the Doge Committee.
You are in charge of that committee.
And obviously, you made a lot of news last time you were on the program talking about, you know, like the corruption that could be potentially uncovered here.
And it could do a lot of good for the American people.
I know there's plenty of distractions out there.
This is this is a welcome.
This is a welcome news cycle that people love.
They love seeing American government running more efficiently.
We're going to present my staff person, Noah Houdin, has really done an excellent job.
And I'm told him what I want to do.
Because in the past, they'd say, we want to, you know, we bring the people in and then the staffers would come in and surround us and say, oh, we got, let's get a study on this.
And then, you know, you do a study, it costs them a few million dollars.
You vote on it.
You go home, put it in your newspaper.
Oh, this study, which doesn't, like I said, these studies end up in that warehouse at the end of the lost arc.
Raiders of the Lost Arc.
I've told you, I've been in Congress eight dadgum years.
I ain't seen a freaking, I didn't see one of these studies.
So we're bringing the GAO in and they're, they've already got the reports.
And I'm going to go ahead of that.
I'm cutting them out a year and then bring those folks because they're wonderful.
They're just hardworking public servants and they love America.
I don't care what party they're in.
They're just straight, straight arrows.
And they're going to bring that stuff to us.
And then from that, we already know what's in them.
So I've got legislation prepared that will put some safeguards in so we don't have the duplication that we're having now.
And that'll stop it from going in the future.
And then it'll alert us to any of those that get renewed.
And so we can start calling them.
And so, again, it's not real sexy, but it's, you know, we got a trillion dollars in duplication.
And here's the problem.
Here is the problem is the corruption of Congress because you're going to have people in both parties that don't want to cut some department because of their association with that, whatever that is, family member, friendship, whatever.
And I suspect they're going to try to stop me on a lot of this stuff.
And you know what I'm going to do?
I'm going to come on your dadgum show.
I'm going to tweet about it.
I got close to a million followers across all the whatever social media stuff.
You know, it'd be pretty cool if I could leave the end of the year this year and we'd save maybe a billion dollars or a million dollars, what have you.
At least we're doing something.
We're moving in the right direction.
And again, not sexy, but dadgummit, we need to do it.
We need to do it.
And until I get the call from, I mean, they're not going to call me down.
I think the White House loves this stuff.
And the liberals, what I've told them is we're going to save money so you can figure out what, and then you all are going to figure out how to spend it.
And so, I mean, I'm not going to be pushing that agenda, of course, but that's what the liberals are thinking.
And I'm trying to keep it down the middle of the line.
So, because there's enough corruption on both parties.
That picture right there is the re, and that very same reason I got a wife and a daughter, but that picture right there, that one you see on the right where some Jewish folks, that one, yeah, you're pointing at some Jewish folks pointed at putting a rock on that thing.
Um, and because that's my daddy on that, on the front side, and my mama's on the other side.
Um, they're both buried right there.
Um, I guess they stack them in veteran cemeteries, it's uh very efficient, but it's pretty cool.
But, um, yeah, Charles Burchett Sr., that's my daddy.
Ladies and gentlemen, the great Tim Burchett needs absolutely no introduction or outro, obviously.
Mark Halperin, also an absolute legend in Washington, D.C., a legend for his polling, for his insights into the American people and politics, and for his brand new show with Megan Kelly.
Mark Halpern joins us live right now.
Mark, welcome to the program.
I just want to say we're massive fans of you on this show for one specific reason that our chat's going to know really, really well.
And it's a clip.
And I want to just start this off.
I think this is the first time you've been on the show.
I want to just start this off by saying thank you for this clip right here.
You asked in 2015, President Trump about his comments, Jeffrey Epstein.
And his response, it goes like this, like a 10-second clip.
Probably the only thing he said that I'm not really honored by and appreciative of is he says I'm a legend in Washington, D.C. Probably the last, probably the last place I'd want to be a legend.
And I haven't lived there in about 30 years.
So I call it Sodom and Gomorrah on the Potomac.
You know, I asked President Trump, then candidate Trump about, he wasn't even a candidate then, just a potential candidate.
I asked him about Epstein because he raised Epstein with, I think it was Sean Hannity in his seat, in his CPAC appearance.
And it struck me as kind of an interesting thing for him to bring up and talk about.
And I followed up there.
And of course, like everybody who's connected to this as a journalist, I wish I'd asked him a lot more back then, but I got at least one thing in there.
You know, the president's underestimated as a consumer of news, a very sophisticated consumer of news.
And he's underestimated as a guy who traffics in politically useful gossip.
He loves gossip.
He loves personal gossip, but in service, not always, but often of political advantage.
And one of the things he saw about the Clintons was that it was going to, as the Obama team had done, that it was going to be easy to paint the Clinton and Clinton Inc. as a corrupt enterprise.
And so I think the Epstein thing appealed to him because he knew it was a vulnerability even back then, based on what he knew at the time.
And again, just as the Obama team did that in 2008, I think one of the main reasons he was able to beat Hillary Clinton was because of the way he was able to tarnish them up as a brand.
Look, there's a great book to be written here about the whole thing, going back to as President, who had made this point yesterday.
I can't even remember now.
I mean, this is not just a Trump issue or a Clinton issue or an Obama issue, right?
It goes back to a Biden issue, obviously, also.
Everybody looked at what happened in the original plea deal where the federal government took a pass on indicting.
Indicting.
And it's an indictment of individuals, but it's really an indictment of the system of how someone accused of what Epstein was accused of could get away, not just with a cushy plea deal, but we all look in aghast at the way his sentence worked.
He was allowed to go to the office and leave prison.
That's not normal, just as Maxwell's transfer to a minimum security prison is not normal.
So this concept of the Epstein class, regardless of whether you believe the most detailed conspiracy theories or theories about who else might have been guilty as part of Sex Ring,
the Epstein class, just the special treatment Epstein got in the plea deal, the special treatment he got in terms of how he had to serve his sentence, and then the willingness of so many people to reenter his life after the guilty plea and after he served the unusual sentence.
All that is representative of a certain elite culture that's no surprise to anyone.
This elite culture has been around since there have been people.
But in this particular case, the nature of Epstein's, I call it a Ponzi scheme, because he convinced people there was nothing wrong.
And I will say, to be honest and fair, a lot of people who associated with him did not know.
They didn't Google him.
They just saw this was a guy who knew Bill Gates.
This is a guy who knew Larry Summers.
This is a guy who knew Prince Andrew.
And I think he effectively kind of parlayed in a Ponzi scheme, a daisy chain of relationships to re-enter people's lives.
But everyone should examine not just this case, but the wider ways in which the Epstein class was able to be exploited by Epstein and to the detriment of people who were victims.
I'd really love to get your take on this, Mark, because again, you're just such a wise archivist of how these operations work and how the vectors of power are pulled.
We had James Comer on the program this week, and I said, you know, Chairman Comer, and he's a regular guest.
I really like the guy, and I think he's done great work.
And I said, you know, you had Alex Acosta before your committee.
There's a lot of news going on about this committee.
And you had Alex Acosta.
And of course, you grilled him.
And he's like, yeah, he did terrible in his interview.
And I was like, wow, no doubt.
So what was his answer, Chairman, to this question?
I was told Epstein belonged to intelligence and to leave it alone.
This is clearly, you know, one of the most befuddling and confusing and perhaps malevolent moments in American judicial history, where this predator, who, by the way, none of us should ever be talking about, it was the Bush administration.
It was Robert Mueller at the FBI.
It was the DOJ under George W. Bush in 2006 through 2008 that let the guy escape.
He should have been in prison the rest of his life.
We should never have to say the word Epstein.
Should have never, he did have never been a free man again.
And here's this guy, Alex Acosta, who said he was told he belonged to intelligence, leave him alone.
And they did, as you just said, they gave him an unspeakable deal in order to like effectively get out of jail free.
And just my final point, sorry, for this long question.
Yeah, well, first of all, I'll have to dissent from your praise of how good a job the chairman's done.
I think he's not proven to be an able investigator.
Because to be an able investigator, you have to ask hard questions in the right way, and you have to tell the story, right?
Most people who are following this less closely, closely, but not as closely as us, they don't even know Acosta went in because they didn't do any storytelling with that.
And, you know, he's got the Clintons coming up, but he also has Epstein's accountant and Epstein's lawyer.
Why isn't he bringing the, if he really wants to get to the bottom of this, why isn't he asking the Deputy Attorney General to explain how shortly after the Deputy Attorney General spent time with Maxwell, she was moved to a different prison?
He has the power to get the answer to that.
The media doesn't.
The media has asked 100 times and they're stonewalled.
So as a political matter, I was told Comer wouldn't do anything that the White House doesn't want.
Well, the president seems to want to shut down all talk about Epstein.
So it appears that Comer, at least partly, is an independent actor here, independent of the president's wishes, and wants to get to the bottom of it.
But being a congressional investigator must be very hard because very few people in my career have been any good at it.
And I just don't think he and his team understand the metric of success on this and how to do it.
And to me, the metric of success is expose the people who did something wrong as only Congress can through public hearings and private depositions and tell the story of and fill in the missing pieces.
And as you said, one of the biggest missing pieces, which amazingly, we still don't know anything like the answer to, is how did he get that sweetheart deal?
Testament to how serious his crimes were was he did plead guilty.
And although his sentence was a joke, he must have felt extreme vulnerability to the facts that they had on him.
Whether Epstein has, you know, there's three threads that are commonly discussed, and they're not baseless.
There's reasons to examine them.
Did he have, was he blackmailing people?
Did he have the ability to get things from people because he secretly recorded them or somehow obtained compromising information?
Number two is, was he connected to Israeli intelligence or Russia or some other foreign power?
He did have interest in those countries as well as in the United Kingdom and elsewhere.
And then I think the third thing people are wondering about is, was there a wider ring of eyes wide shut type of exploitative or illegal sexual behavior?
There's reasons to think that those things, well, all those things should be explored.
I follow this closely and I don't think any of them are proven.
And I don't think any of them are tangible enough to say, yeah, this is probably true.
But it might be, all three might be true.
And I think it deserves a lot more scrutiny.
One of the failings right now, and it's an understandable one, is everybody's focused on the documents.
You take Kathy Rumler, for instance, or Larry Summers or Howard Luttnick.
Everything that's being reported about their connections to Epstein come from the four corners of the documents.
People are just reading the documents and saying, well, this happened on this date and this happened on that day.
There's obviously, as voluminous as the documents are, they don't tell the whole story of any of these relationships.
The same with President Trump, same with President Clinton.
So I'm not currently a full-time investigative reporter, so I wish I could do this myself.
I know what I would do.
But someone who's a full-time investigative reporter needs to start looking at these questions.
And that would fill in the answer to the Intel stuff.
In other words, you can't just read the documents.
You got to go start talking to people in Russia and Israel and Great Britain and try to figure out how did this guy operate in ways and what did he do that's not reflected in his emails and texts and the other documents that were released.
And I was just like, you know, that dude's funny because that dude's funny because you just asked him a question.
And man, I just feel like you kind of just get the unvarnished answer.
And sometimes he's very like, you know, aggressive and angsty about it.
And I said, yo, was Epstein Masad?
Right, Dirsh?
Like, you know, you have big connections to Israel.
Like, is Epstein Masad?
And he's like, no, of course he wasn't Masad.
He wasn't Mossad.
He wasn't in hell.
Like, there's no way Epstein wasn't reliable.
And I was like, okay, unpack that.
And he goes, well, this one time I was in Israel and Epstein said, I want to meet all the members of the Israeli government.
So I flew him into Israel and we all sat down with all these high-ranking members of the Intel community and the Israeli government.
Well, Dersh, I mean, you just like, you're not making your point here.
I don't think you're making the point you think you're making.
Right.
You just straight up, you know, you're telling us exactly the kind of things that would make you think that he's acting on as a functionary, right?
Some clandestine agency.
So yeah, I'd love to unpack that more to your point.
Like just asking simple questions of, and there's plenty of people that are still around, people at the height of their careers like Catherine Rummler, who do understand this operation.
Jelaine Maxwell's alive and in a minimum security prison.
I don't know if you're a big Gilligan's Island fan or not.
You might be too young.
Sometimes people would come to the island and they would say, Gilligan is obviously playing dumb.
He couldn't possibly be this dumb.
He must be a genius pretending to be dumb when, in fact, the character of Gilligan was dumb.
There's stuff we see, including the two hours of the Steve Bannon interview with Epstein.
Epstein doesn't seem that bright, doesn't seem that articulate.
And there's other indications of that.
And of course, he couldn't type worth a darn because his emails were filled with typos.
And I know people who know him, knew him well, who say he wasn't that smart.
But the guy made millions of dollars.
The guy created this Ponzi scheme.
The guy went to Harvard and other universities and sat with scientists and sat with some of the smartest people in science.
And some people say in those meetings, he was an idiot.
And it was kind of a joke, but they kept him around because he was helping raise money or pretending to.
And other people say he's very smart.
So was he smart enough to be Masad or smart enough to infiltrate Russia intelligence or smart enough to work with Mendelson to get secret information to then monetize that?
Maybe.
I don't have enough data to say whether the guy was capable of that, but I'm open to it all.
And I think there's still so many questions about why he got special treatment along the way, why President Trump continues to praise Maxwell or open the possibility of a pardon rather than saying she's a monster.
Of course, I would never give her a pardon.
What a ridiculous question.
Many mysteries remain about his relationship, both to individuals and to the wider world, and about what kind of person he was.
Maybe, maybe he and Steve created this thing to say, well, obviously you don't need to look into whether he's Masad because the guy's a lunkhead.
Maybe, I don't know.
I'm open to anything, but I urge people not to jump to conclusions, not to say, well, because I've read he might be Masad, he's Masad.
We just don't know.
There needs to be more, more, more examination.
Same with the question of whether he committed suicide.
People shouldn't assume that he did.
And I'm grateful that the New York Times and Wall Street Journal sometimes just say he died in prison because I don't think it's not rational to say he committed suicide.
It's also not rational to say he definitely didn't.
But no one should say he committed suicide because it's just too much ambiguity.
Um, I'm really troubled by the basic incompetence of redacting things that shouldn't have been redacted and unredacting things that should have been redacted.
That's just, I know it's a lot of documents.
I know it's the government, but that's just that's just not just symbolically leads to a further erosion of trust, but the result of it leads to a further erosion of trust.
I think that answering the basic questions about whether there was some sort of international sex ring, child sex ring, answering the basic question of what Epstein's ties were to government of all sorts, including intelligence, the basic questions of why he got a sweetheart deal, the basic question of whether he killed himself, the basic question of his relationship with two former, a current former president.
Those are, I think, fundamentally answering those would be at least a down payment on restoring trust.
The people who ran the Feeding Our Futures program came to you in your official office in the state capitol December 11th, 2021, and asked for your help in getting investigators off their backs.
They complained to you for upwards of an hour about state investigators going after them, and they begged you to help them.
This is my first time because we were traveling yesterday, so I didn't get a chance to see this.
Man, this is this is this hearing is a smoke.
Holy moly.
Maybe I should have gone to this hearing.
I was in DC.
We were in DC and Baltimore yesterday.
Had to skip home, man.
Had to get home.
What does happen?
You know, like what does happen?
Kind of, it makes your blood boil because the way that they're acting as though like Republicans don't have any power, but Republicans have the Senate and the House and the White House.
It's like crazy.
Imagine how they're going to act when they're back in power.
I mean, we already saw what happened the Obama years, the Biden years.
We saw what happened.
Like, goodness gracious.
This is how they're going to sit and smirk and sneer, flip you off, spit on you when we're in power, they're in the Senate.
And instead of like, I don't know, holding him in contempt or whatever, like Republicans just sit there and take it.
I mean, we like Ron Johnson.
We like Josh Hawley.
We got no, nothing, you know, I got no beef.
These guys, these guys are on the stream.
But like, did you just sit there and take it from that smarmy communist?
Dude, Republicans got to have more of a backbone.
He goes, well, what are you going to do about it?
What you going to do about it?
Refer you to the DOJ.
Arrest your ass.
Josh Hawley's like, here are all these crimes you committed.
What you going to do about it?
Geez, man.
Holy smokes.
Keith Ellison, dirty, man.
He's dirty.
But, you know, with these kind of guys, Democrats were locking them up.
These kind of guys, like, you know, in Georgia, they were like arresting everyone.
Where is that?
Where's the guy's arrest?
Where's his arrest?
Look at this face.
Look at this.
This is the guy with the Antifa manual, by the way.
You wonder why things go so south in Minnesota.
Where's his subpoena?
Where's his records?
Where's his cell phone?
Where did it get all his emails?
He's totally communicating with the mob.
He's totally communicating.
Look at this.
Holding up the Antifa handbook.
The fascist handbook.
There he is.
There you go.
And he's going to sit there and sneer at the senators.
Didn't you call him in?
I mean, you're like, I don't know.
I don't know if he got the best of Josh Hawley.
What I'm saying there is like, well, you should back it up by prosecuting him.
Doing everything we possibly can and more to fight them off.
Let's go.
Okay.
So let's go rumble here.
So should Fauci, Brennan, and Clapper.
That's right.
Where are those guys?
Why are they still free?
Why aren't they?
Why aren't they?
Why aren't they ready to go to prison?
Yeah.
Evil jerky.
They say to Jerky.
We asked Annabelina Luna about this.
Jerky is hundreds of times.
They're asking about jerky.
Hundreds of times that people are saying that it's human meat, maybe child meat.
Demons.
Can't believe Ellison was asking the questions.
That's right.
Man.
It is rough.
I just want to say thank you, Deborah, for reposting the stream.
Thank you.
Chat with the chat.
DOJ can't bring charges until the activist judges are removed.
I mean, you could just bring the charges.
You know, Mike Davis says, he says the punishment is the process.
Process is the punishment.
Let me reverse that.
Okay.
How about we shut down everything except for ICE?
That's my prerogative.
Okay.
I appreciate that, magnum Norse.
Sure.
I mean, ICE has been funded.
Like, you're not shutting anything down.
Right?
Like, ICE has been funded and got like $100 billion of funding for ICE.
And I got a very encouraging story yesterday from CBS, Alex.
Why don't you grab that?
About how everyone's just self-supporting now.
Everyone's just saying, nah, they ain't getting in.
You ain't getting in.
Just self-deport at this point.
Blue states redrawing their districts.
I haven't heard about any red states doing the same recently.
Florida is about to do.
Florida's about to drop new districts.
But yeah, I can't believe it, but like blue states are trying to win the redistricting battle.
They have some court injunctions in various states like Virginia and California and Maryland.
But we'll see.
We'll see.
We got to still see how that shakes out.
Florida redistricting.
Come on, baby.
Get five seats out of Florida redistricting.
I remember my parents hating him.
So this is blowing our minds.
I was five at the time.
Nixon.
That's right.
This was a chat during the Nixons.
Yeah.
Yeah, Nixon's going to be vindicated, dude.
Nixon's going to be crazy vindicated.
It's going to be like the wildest reversal in American history.
Since the Rothschilds didn't want to go disappear to their islands in Antarctica without messing with the USA, it's time to go investigate their vacation islands.
Seems fair.
Let's go investigate Antarctica.
Why can't you go to Antarctica?
What's buried under ice in Antarctica?
They say there's a seed vault.
I don't believe it.
Why can't you go to Antarctica?
Why are there all these seaports there?
What's going on there?
Rothschild Island.
There is a Rothschild Island in Antarctica, just by the way, you know, far right-wing Wikipedia.
We've been live for nearly two hours, and 99% of the show has been on Epstein.
And by the way, this isn't like some new thing.
We've been talking about this for, well, as long as the show's been around, we've been talking about Epstein.
As long as the show's been live.
Only jail time for Republicans, none for Democrats with overt evidence of wrongdoing.
I don't like the defeatist attitude.
I don't like it either.
I don't like it either.
So it was a tweet, Alex.
Go check their timeline.
Tweet, dude.
Yep.
Only jail time for Republicans, none for Democrats.
Yeah, don't have the defeatist attitude.
But the only way that you get out of it is you have to keep fighting.
The only way out is through.
You just yell at it.
Got to keep going.
That's why we do the show.
Uh, here we go.
Being a guy is hard these days.
You turn 12 and you have to compete with bankers, politicians and billionaires or girls your own age.
Well, if you're 12, I wouldn't recommend that.
You can't really give advice to any 12 year olds.
If you reverse those numbers and you're 21, so meaning you like, have you just gotten out of college and then you have to compete, then fine.
But I speak at colleges and campuses and turning point events all around the nation.
There are like, don't get blackpilled.
Like, I think that they, I think that, like, quite frankly, social media is a poison.
It can be a contagion to a lot of young women and young men to blackpill and think that like the entire world like exists inside of this like Instagram portal.
And it actually doesn't.
It actually doesn't.
There are so many good, young, energetic, and exciting, excited people out there.
I meet them all the time.
I was in Utah this last weekend and I was at an event and I was standing in a photo line and I, this couple comes up to me and they're like, we just want to tell you, like we like, like you called us out at a turning point event for cuddling and you like embarrassed us because we weren't public with our relationship.
Now we're married and we have like four kids.
And I was like, dude, that's awesome.
There's encouraging stories like that all the time.
I see them everywhere.
And I constantly getting asked by young people, like, how do you have a happy marriage?
How do you have a stable relationship?
How do you have kids?
How do you meet somebody?
I'm constantly being asked that.
People are like longing for that.
I would encourage you, you know, go to church.
Go meet people at church.
Go meet people in physical locations.
Don't be doomer pilled or blackpilled on the internet to think that everything is just everything.
So much of that is forgazy.
Some of this is not real.
So yeah, sure.
I mean, they're like, you have to compete with bankers, politicians, and billionaires.
OK, I just say don't get discouraged.
I don't understand the problem with voter ID.
You have ID to get a P.O. box, bank account, utility bill.
Yeah, you have to have ID to vote against voter ID.
This clip needs to go viral.
President Trump calling off the slime stein years ago.
That's true.
Trump was on it.
We must win the midterms, make MAGA proud, American proud.
The way he won was that we didn't have Mass Immigration Welfare Society.
That's how he won.
I mean, Democrats decided after the Nixon election that they were just going to have to go hard into babysitting, right?
Babysitting whole third world populations in our nation and plying them and plying their votes and then just straight up legitimately rigging all of the votes with these communities.
And the nation has never recovered from that.
So after the Nixon victory, pop it up.
After the Democrats saw that, they're like, we'll never win again.
We're never going to win again.
They saw this.
They're like, no way.
There's no coming back from this.
The reason you can't have a map like this anymore is because of the open floodgates to third worlders to come here and parasitically live off government programs that Democrats run and promise to give them more.
It's a parasite on the nation.
And there's huge populations of those people clustered inside of these crumbling cities in blue states.
And that's how Democrats decided that's how they were going to win.
That's what they were for.
They started with California not too long after this election in the 80s with Reagan and Reagan's amnesty.
And Richard Nixon was such a better president than Ronald Reagan, like in every conceivable way.
It's just a matter of fact and sucks, but that's the case.
It is the case, though.
It is true.
And so, you know, I don't know what to tell you, man.
You know, I just think, yeah, no.
Eh, no.
I mean, like, it's just, it just, that, this map looks red on the wall, but the Electoral College doesn't look anything like that.
Electoral College, you know, for Trump, it's like, I think it was 320, right?
Not sure you'll ever see anything like that again.
Not sure they'll ever see anything like that again.
All right.
Fight the grave fight.
That's what we're going to do.
And this is how we're going to win.
But anyway, please look in the law fair that's still going on.
Peter Navarro, Steve Bannon, and Jack Daly.
Yes, we will.
We obviously, I mean, separating, obviously, separating the Epstein stuff, which I think Steve has to answer for.
You know, what they did to Steve and what they did to Navarro is obviously evil.
And the January 6th committee is illegally constituted.
It's not a real committee.
They didn't have to answer a subpoena for a non-real committee.
Please give Texas House 23 candidate Brandon Herrera on your show.
He lost by 400 votes last election.
Tony Gazal, Brandon Herrera is awesome.
Let's totally book him next week.
I'm a big fan of Brandon Herrera.
That's how we got to win like Nixon.
The reason why we can't win like Nixon, to enter your question, is because since Nixon's, like that election is a country that's like 90, like plus 90% white Christian.
And they've fundamentally changed the nation.
They have used mass immigration of third worlders to change the nation forever.
And so now we're in survival mode.
That's why we can't have an election like Nixon.
We had safe, secure elections of a people that had a deep and rich culture in common, common language, common religion.
And we had a common motivation together.
And Nixon, of course, appealed to that motivation.
I mean, LBJ was like, it was an LBJ, anti-LBJ election.
LBJ was like created every single welfare program in America, created legitimately the parasite state, all of the Medicaid, Medicare, great society programs.
LBJ brought all those around.
Everybody hated them.
Everyone, like, everyone was repulsed by it.
Nixon was a protest vote against that.
And then Nixon did a great job governing, brought about peace, and he was assassinated for it by the deep state.
Anyway, there you go, ladies and gentlemen.
So thank you again for watching the program.
We have our poll to end the show.
Let's go ahead and jump on over.
Is Jeffrey Epstein going to be confirmed alive before 2027?
Here we go.
What are the numbers on this?
6% chance.
6% chance that Jeffrey Epstein's alive.
By 2027, that's right.
It ain't not nothing.
We've been asking this question.
We asked this question to Alex Jones.
Alex Jones, yeah, he's totally alive.
All right, man.
Woof.
It's like, dude, it's like, dude, totally.
Why not?
You know, at this point, you're just going to have to prove.
More importantly, you're just going to have to prove the negative.
You have to prove that he's not dead.
And you've never done that.
You've never done that.
Nobody's ever seen any actual autopsy photos.
Nobody's seen any confirmation, any DNA testing.
Like, you've never done that.
You've hidden it all.
And more importantly, you had a fake body.
This is the thing that made me so angry yesterday.
You know, in these emails, you can find the fake body.
They had a fake body at the red, like ready to wheel out a fake body in front of the media as they chucked Epstein's body into a black band in the garbage truck and wheeled him out of the prison.
Absolutely wild.
You can find it in the emails.
They had a fake body on hand.
You grab that Daily Mail article and make sure we'll put it up.
We recorded yesterday.
So yeah, they had the wrong date for their press release.
They had a fake body at the ready.
They've lied time and time again consistently about this in multiple documents, multiple different professional settings.
Nobody went into the tier.
All that was a lie.
They refused to tell us who was in the tier with Epstein.
Yeah, I'm just not going to believe it.
Epstein guards used fake body to trick media waiting outside.
Oh, really?
So is that like the government's job?
The government's job now to trick the media.
Funny how nobody screams freedom of press on this one.
Pedophile corpse was loaded into an unnoticed, unmarked van.
Hmm, nothing strange about that at all.
Okay, gotta do an exorcism after this show.
Gotta do the exorcism.
The verse of the day.
Whoever causes one of these little ones to believe in sin, it would be better for him to have a great millstone hung around his neck to be thrown and drowned in the depths of the sea.
Because our Lord compels us to, because Christ is king.
And this ain't something that we just stumbled upon and are suddenly like very interested in.
It's something we have been talking about consistently for years.
And we'll stay talking about it.
I don't care.
I don't give a damn who's president.
What blows through all of this, what blows through all the stock market numbers or the deportation numbers or anything, is like protecting children.
I talked about it with Burchett.
It's like my sole motivator, obviously, is like my children, the life of my children, creating a country for them and preserving an inheritance for them.
It says that there's a blessed generation that does these kind of things.
And that is like the chief motivator.
And it's something that the administration, I think, could totally miscalculate it here.
And Christ says and tells us, like, if you harm a hair on these little kids, like harm a hair on their kids, cause one of them to sin, then like take a giant boulder, tie it around your neck, and then throw you and drown you to death at the bottom of the ocean.
A bunch of like sea creatures eat your guts.
That's what he says.
So that's flipping the tables in the temple, which is what we try and do around here to the best of our ability.
And we thank you for joining us, obviously, in this mission.
March with us into this glorious weekend in the greatest country on earth.
It is still.
It's your boy Benny.
See ya.
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