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Thank you.
Hey, thank you for the most amazing birthday gift yesterday.
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So you put a zero behind it.
That's how old I was yesterday.
So birthday's over.
Now the real stuff starts.
Listen, I applied the Bongino rule yesterday on the UnitedHealthcare CEO hit.
Because there was so...
Do you see what happened yesterday?
You see why the Bongino rule matters?
Which is give about 24 to 72 hours for a story to kind of ferment a little bit before you draw a conclusion.
You talk about it all you want.
I'm not here to tell you what to talk about.
But professional hit Boba Fett did it or what.
I was like, what?
That didn't...
It didn't look like that to me.
I'll tell you what I mean.
I got that.
Also, an update on Pete Hegset.
We lose Pete.
We lose everything.
I'm telling you right now.
We lose Pete Hegset as defense secretary.
The Swamps won.
It's already over.
Folks, we got to take a stand.
Joni Ernst, Lindsey Graham, and the rest of them, we got to take a stand.
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All right, fellas, let's go.
I waited!
I waited because the Dan Bongino audience deserves an informed opinion, not bullshit.
Guy gets assassinated in the middle of the street in New York City and there are a thousand opinions out there.
Joe Kasugi got him.
The Ninjas got him.
Boba Fett got him.
It was Jason Bourne who got him.
Really?
Hold, hold, hold, hold.
I'll show you the video.
I will give you my professional analysis of what I think happened and how nobody should jump to any conclusions on this, okay?
First...
An update on the Pete Hegseth situation.
Ladies and gentlemen, we lose Hegseth.
We lose everything.
I explained to you yesterday running for office was one of the most instructive things I ever did in my entire life.
When you run for office, you would be stunned how many people try to buy a chunk of your soul.
You would be shocked.
No, I wouldn't.
Yes, you would.
You know it happens, but every single issue out there, like Mansa Rolson once said, concentrated interest and diffuse cost.
There is a concentrated interest in everything.
What do you mean, Dan?
Let me just point out something random.
There is a fan over there.
It's one of those Dyson-type fans because it's not that loud.
There is a fan business lobby out there somewhere, lobbying for some tax carve-out or some other benefit or a government handout for people who produce fans.
Go find it.
I promise you it's there.
You would be shocked how many people out there are trying to buy a piece of your caboose when you run for office.
Carve off the skin, man.
Sell it off one little chunk at a time.
Now, what are they buying?
So let's say you're running for office, you're running for Congress, like I was.
They say, hey, why don't you meet this guy?
And it'll always happen through some person you never even expected.
They'll say, I need you to meet someone.
And you think you're going there because it's some activist who believes in freedom or liberty or something.
And long and short of it, what happens?
You go to the Capitol Hill Club.
In D.C. Everybody, by the way, if you've run for office, don't bullshit anyone.
You know this is what happens.
You sit down there.
Everybody be, oh, let's have some food.
And then it comes to pitch.
Hey, we'll donate $20,000 or something to a PAC or to your campaign.
But here's what we're going to need.
And they say it in kind of like a shady fashion.
How does that apply to Hegseth?
Folks, the defense industry, which I'm not shitting on, okay?
Okay.
Thank God we've got companies that produce weapons so we can kill bad guys.
I'm not knocking defense industry people at all.
Good for you.
Our weapons are great.
We kick ass fantastic.
What I am knocking, however, is using that influence and that money and government contracts to lobby for endless wars.
And there are people making money off fighting on every single piece of dry and wet land on planet Earth.
Pete is not that guy.
He's not an isolationist, but Pete is going to ask the critical question, why the hell are we doing that?
I brought this up yesterday.
But, one thing, and I'm going to give you the numbers.
I'm going to put freaking meat muscle on the bone right here so you see how much money's at stake.
In case you think this is about principle, Pete had a beer one time, he's had some personal issues, he's a combat vet.
These guys have been through a lot.
I give them leeway.
And you should too.
They're putting their asses on the line so you don't have to.
Guy came back and had some personal issues in his life.
Yeah, no shit!
Can you imagine what these people have seen?
What's your excuse in Congress for having personal issues and having seen jack shit but a cocktail party selling your ass?
What's your freaking excuse, dumbass?
Let me hear about some personal issues he had.
He'd break the law.
He'd do anything.
He got over it.
He's fine.
You guys, I see it out of the corner of my eye.
No, I'm serious, man.
What's your freaking excuse in Congress for being a loser?
Probably going to some drug parties or something like that.
What the hell is your issue?
It's not just defense industry money.
That's not it.
It is it, but there's more.
Pete is also going to be the guy, if we get him in there, who in conjunction with the commander-in-chief, Donald Trump, let's not forget that.
Nothing's going to happen without Trump's approval.
They are going to crush the woke enterprise taking over our country and our military and getting our warfighters focused on LGBTQIA, BIOPC coloring books and paint-by-numbers things, which is bullshit!
Shoot down range and practice!
We don't need them doing coloring books!
You doubt me?
Here's Pete yesterday talking about exactly this point, that he's going to be focused on one thing.
Lethality, which is a really nice way of saying what?
Killing bad guys.
That's what he's talking about.
Check this out.
Wonderful process to go through and meet with senators and talk to them, especially members of the Senate Armed Services Committee whose passion is the Defense Department and our warfighters to hear what they want to do to make sure that department is properly oriented for the threats of the world and make sure that we're putting the warfighters first.
That's what Donald Trump asked me to do.
Your job is to bring a warfighting ethos back to the Pentagon.
Your job is to make sure that it's lethality, lethality, lethality.
Everything else is gone.
Everything else that distracts from that shouldn't be happening.
That's the message I'm hearing from senators in that advise and consent process.
It's been a wonderful process.
See, Pete's a very eloquent guy.
He's an Ivy League educated, very smart, very friendly, very passionate man of integrity.
Pete speaks really nice.
I'm not as eloquent.
Here's what Pete's saying there.
We're gonna go kill bad guys again, and this woke bullshit, you can sh- That's why people are freaking out.
Wait, Dan, you said this was about money.
Now you're saying it's about woke.
Yeah, I'm saying the same thing.
Wokeism is a really, really expensive endeavor as well.
And a lot of people are making a lot of money off it.
Folks, I need you to keep the heat on.
I'm telling you, behind the scenes, listen to me.
This is the world's most popular podcast.
It ain't bragging.
It's a fact.
Sorry.
You have power, the Bongino Army.
It's not me.
It's you.
I can only listen once.
I mean it.
Glad you like the show.
A lot of people got shows.
You're the ones in charge.
You dictate why this show's number one.
You're in charge.
And because you're in charge, the people you elected, Joni Ernst, Lindsey Graham, and others, they should listen.
Folks, Murkowski from Alaska is garbage.
You're never going to get squat from her ever.
She is the worst Republican senator we have ever had.
As I said with Susan Collins, you get what you get.
You don't get upset.
You're not going to get any better in Maine.
Okay?
There is zero excuse for Joni Ernst.
Zero excuse.
And Lindsey Graham from two red states.
Other than...
Somehow, someway, there's someone influencing them, and I don't know who.
Is it campaign donations?
Is it what?
I don't know.
But they are trying to stop him.
Now...
There's stories out there.
Oh, Pete's in trouble.
Pete's in trouble.
Folks, I'm not sure.
I'm hearing from my dad.
Keep the heat on.
Don't get me wrong.
But that he's not in as much trouble as they're making out.
They're just trying to make it appear.
They're telling you a story, not the story.
Here's the New York Post.
Zero Senate GOPers privately oppose Hegseth for defense pick as he vows to never back down.
Pete's not backing down.
Pete, do not back down under any circumstances.
And Mr. President, please do not let Pete's Hegsess nomination fall.
If he does, forget it.
It's over.
Tulsi's next and RFK's right after that.
Follow the money.
This is about money.
This is about defense industry money.
And I'm not shitting on the defense industry.
I'll say it a thousand times.
Thank you for producing lethal weapons we can kill bad guys with.
Fine.
But you should not be influencing public policy in the way it's happening.
And you know it's real.
And it's bullshit.
And we as good, solid conservatives and MAGA people should be calling this stuff out.
People are going to die, like actually die, because of the decisions made, and some of them don't need to be made.
They're being made because of undue influence of a lot of deep pockets.
Let's talk about this first.
Let's talk about the DEI cash cow.
Why do I call it the DEI cash cow?
Because I'm reading an article in City Journal called DEI cash cow.
Is that by Rufo?
I pulled this up yesterday.
It's a great piece.
Folks, Pete wants lethality.
Kill bad guys.
Hey, what about this DEI woke training course?
Double barrel middle finger, out the window, throw it in the garbage.
You can go wipe your caboose with it.
There's a lot of money at stake.
Here, check out this article.
It's certainly true of the past decade's most fashionable cause, they write in City Journal or DEI. What might have begun as a social movement has now become a business.
Thank you!
Thank you!
And not just in the U.S. According to McKinsey& Company, spending on DEI-related efforts across the globe totaled $7.5 billion in 2020. If trends continue, the figure will exceed $15 billion by 2026. Ladies and gentlemen, it's not a golden rule of the show.
Maybe it's a silver one.
Maybe bronze.
I don't know.
But if you are ever looking for why people object to good quality principal candidates like Pete Hegg said or good solid legislation, I ask you every time to do what?
Follow the money.
Follow the money and you will always find the bad guys.
Every single time.
I've read a whole book called Follow the Money.
It's nearly every scandal of the last 10 years in politics, last 10 years that I've been really digging deep into this stuff, has some huge money component to it where somebody was paying somebody to do something.
Here's Statista.
It's a non-partisan site.
It's all about statistics.
You want to see how much military spending is involved here?
I'm not telling you this is all a bad thing.
I'm just telling you there's a lot of undue influence and this military-industrial complex thing is not a conspiracy theory.
It's freaking real.
Here's the outlays according to the CBO for defense in the U.S. $1.1 trillion by 2033. Folks, there's a lot of money at stake.
What about around the globe?
The value of military spending has grown steadily in the past years and reached $2.44 trillion in 2023. That's a lot of trillions, folks.
That's a lot of tease.
There is big money at stake.
Huge money at stake.
Don't let Pete fall.
If Pete falls, we're all going to go down.
I'm telling you, if this swamp wins and they get this scalp, folks, they're all going to nail it on that wall.
And it's going to be a lesson.
A lesson we don't want to learn.
The lesson needs to be taught to them.
And the lesson is this.
We're in charge.
We are in charge.
The audience is here.
We're in charge.
Okay, I told you I'd get into this United Healthcare CEO hit.
And the only reason I'm getting into this, folks, is it's a specific area of expertise of mine, targeted violence.
It's what I did for a living before I came over here.
It's been a huge story.
Can you play this on VO up here?
So this is one of the CEOs of the insurance division.
It's a little bit of a graphic video.
So if you have kids, you may not want them to see this, but you've probably seen it on social media.
Just keep running this on loop.
So, guys on the streets of Manhattan, New York, an area I'm very familiar with.
And this assassin comes up behind him.
Guy, I know, will take care of Spotify and Apple.
We love you guys, too, and ladies out there.
So, yeah, just pause that for a second.
So you see, he's got the hoodie, got the backpack, has the gloves on, has his face partially covered.
You see, shoots him in the leg first.
You can see that's why he stumbles.
Guy turns around to look.
And then you'll see him manipulating the gun.
I use the word manipulating intentionally.
And then you see, I believe there are three shots fired off.
Goes, shoots him in the back, and finishes him off.
Now, there's immediately, of course, there were, you know, a thousand different people on social media commenting about it, which is cool, man.
Whatever.
Do your thing.
I obviously chose not to because I want to see what one friends of mine who are professionals in this, not assassination, but targeted violence, what they think.
And I want to aggregate some data and take a look at this thing a couple thousand times before I give you an opinion.
So here are my takeaways on this.
One, I mean, it's fairly obvious it's an assassination plot.
And given the nature of the stalking that appeared to happen beforehand, it doesn't appear to be a case of mistaken identity.
A couple people threw that out yesterday, and that's fine.
That could have been a case, but it doesn't seem to be here.
But this is really important.
Play that again if you would.
You'll notice he manipulates the firearm at a couple points.
It looks, and there's some speculation here, right there.
You see?
Okay.
So he just does that.
It appears, well, pretty obviously he's racking the slide of the firearm, which if you have a semi-auto pistol and you have the proper ammunition, the firearm slide racks by itself and locks out when you're empty.
The gas pressure will push the slide back.
You guys know this if you're obviously gun owners.
If you don't, just know that the only time you would rack a slide after firing around is if you had a misfire, maybe some subsonic ammunition, some ammunition that wasn't appropriate for the gun, or...
I'm going to throw something out of you.
Notice the gun seems really long, doesn't it?
No, it's not a Boba Fett Han Solo laser weapon or that really long Princess Leia one.
That is a suppressor on the handgun, on the semi-automatic weapon.
A suppressor, which some people call in the media a silencer.
It's not a silencer.
It doesn't silence anything.
It's not silent at all if you've ever used one.
It is a suppressor.
It doesn't sound like it sounds in the movies.
So there are a couple of theories out there on this I'm going to throw out there.
And I say theories because I don't know which one is true yet.
But I'd be remiss if I didn't put it out there.
Number one is he could be racking the weapon because he just used the wrong ammo.
Maybe some subsonic ammo.
Maybe some hand loads.
I don't know.
But maybe they weren't right for the weapon.
That's why he racked it.
Because there was some theory, oh, he's racking it because he's catching the cartridges as they come out.
That's not what happened.
They were found at the scene.
Not only were they found at the scene, but the words...
What a deny.
There were three words written on it and they were the title of a book about the insurance industry.
Deny and something else.
There were three words on it.
So there were cartridges found at the scene.
He's not catching the cartridges.
But I'm going to throw this out there.
There is an issue sometimes with some of these suppressors.
If you don't Test these things outright, and the operation of the suppressor isn't working properly, you may get a malfunction like that with the slide.
I mean, it didn't malfunction.
He shot, but it won't cycle.
So that's a possibility, too, that he just didn't know what he was doing.
I say that, and all this stuff matters.
I'm going to move on in a second here.
But there are a number of people out there in the beginning who are like, this guy's like a Jason Bourne-like professional.
I don't think that's the case at all.
However, he does seem relatively unconcerned with the consequences.
He doesn't seem to be rushing through it.
Now, if you've ever shot a firearm, I mean, if you've been in war, you're in a league of your own, and you've had bullets whizzing by your head.
But I'm telling you, when I was a cop early on, when you hear a bullet whizz by your head like I did in Halloween of, what was it, 1999, and you get in a foot pursuit...
I don't care how much training you have, folks.
The fog of war kicks in.
This guy doesn't appear that way at all.
He didn't appear to be rushing through this thing at all, not even a little bit.
So although he's probably not some professional Jason Bourne type guy, there may be some mental illness there, some disconnect from reality because he doesn't seem, he seems really unconcerned with the witness right there to the right.
Doesn't seem concerned at all.
And he's certainly not rushing through it.
So listen, I'll just say this one last thing about this too, because I got to talk about this story again, given my history.
It's going to be really hard for this guy to hide.
The reason is there's a network of cameras around Manhattan.
Believe me, one of my best friends worked in Teru, and although he's never disclosed, obviously, where they are, he doesn't give me sensitive information.
The network of cameras around Manhattan is a dragnet between personal and public cameras.
So what you do in a case like this, this is the same reason I'm telling you they know who the pipe bomber is, the pipe bomber on January 6th.
You get the video there.
You then see where he went.
He went to the left.
Then you go to the next block, to the left, and you pull that video.
Then he made a right.
You go to the camera on the corner, and you see where he went.
They can trace this guy all over Manhattan.
There is zero chance this guy's not going to be found.
Zero.
And he wasn't smart enough, obviously, when he went into Starbucks to cover his whole face.
AI and all that stuff, facial recognition, they're probably going to catch him, I would guess, within a few days.
I mean, if they don't, they don't, but I'd be stunned.
There's my take.
I got a lot of questions on it.
Folks in the chat, did that segment suck?
Yes, it sucked.
No, it didn't.
But Gino, get on the case because I don't typically do things like this.
But I got a lot of questions given my background on it.
So I made an executive decision.
Guy, did it suck?
Yeah, but it does not suck.
Okay, let's see.
Guy's always honest.
Michael?
He said it sucked.
All right.
Oh, Guy's wrong again, of course, because about Gino.
Guy's always wrong.
It was a great deal.
Thank you, Guy.
Thank you, folks, in the chat for proving Guy wrong.
I didn't spend a lot of time on it.
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No suck there.
I appreciate it.
I found that story just fascinating.
I think we'll find this guy in the next few days and you'll find out that exactly what I told you, that it was not a professional assassin is going to be true.
He's like, it wasn't Boba Fett?
I'm so upset.
What was the guy?
Was it Greedo?
Was it Greedo in the bar?
It's Greedo, right?
Where Han Solo takes out Greedo?
Yeah.
Now, Han, man, Han's different.
Han's like a pro.
Han, he shoots him under the table, right?
He just jacks him up, Greedo.
I think Greedo got done wrong, by the way.
Who in the chat thinks Greedo got done wrong?
I think Greedo should have given him a shot.
I think he did Greedo wrong.
Speaking of targeted violence, the Secret Service director, Ron Rowe, is testifying up on Capitol Hill today.
I do not like how Ron Rowe has run the agency.
He got a promotion.
He was the deputy director.
He is now the acting director.
How you get a promotion after President Trump gets shot in the head...
And nearly killed again is a mystery to me.
That only happens in government.
But, you know, I work there.
Again, there's so much talk out there about me and the Secret Service folks.
There have been no, zero conversations about that.
I can't say it enough.
I don't want you to worry about the podcast or anything like that.
But there's a crew of lawmakers up there on Capitol Hill you need to know about.
They are resolutely committed to fixing our broken secret service.
One of them is Andy Biggs.
The other one's Chip Roy.
There's a few of them.
Matt Gaetz, Eli Crane.
Who's the other?
There's another guy.
Johnson.
Yeah, but no, there's another guy.
Gosh, I'm sorry.
Corey Mills.
I'm sorry.
I don't want to leave anybody out.
They are itching to reform the Secret Service.
Andy Biggs put out a quick video yesterday about a piece of legislation out there that is going to reform the Secret Service, and it's going to pull investigations out of there.
Folks, the Secret Service needs to be protecting the president, President Trump, and the vice president and their families.
That's it.
They don't need to be protecting the...
The Prime Minister of Djibouti or whatever.
I'm sorry.
They don't.
Leave that to DSS. They are a great agency.
The Diplomatic Security Service.
They work at the State Department.
They're fantastic.
We don't need to be doing anything else.
Here's your mission.
Keep Donald Trump alive.
Period.
And J.D. Vance.
That's it.
The Secret Service wasted a whole bunch of time doing a bunch of counterfeit investigations passed at a 7-Eleven on a Saturday night when they should be out there protecting the president.
Here's Andy Biggs on this bill that's finally going to get rid of the Secret Service doing investigations and wasting their time.
Check this out.
I've introduced legislation today realigning U.S. Secret Service and several other police agencies.
I would also tell you that I'm working with my friend Chip Roy from Texas.
Who is also working on a very similar approach and we're going to combine our approaches together because it is really critical that we as the United States of America know that we can protect our elected officials and those who we must protect.
It's a dangerous world.
And this is a 100% perfect execution requirement mission every time for U.S. Secret Service.
That's why we're doing these bills and that's why I'm working with Rep.
Roy of Texas.
I'll keep you posted.
Good, finally.
Because something I've told you over and over again, folks, is we don't have four years to fix the government.
Sure we do.
Donald Trump's got a four-year term.
Folks, come on.
Please, you're the Bongino Army.
You guys know better.
A lot of people out there don't.
They really believe he has four years.
He does not have four years.
He has two years.
The midterms, I always assume, are going to be ugly.
Could they be great for us, the midterms, meaning the elections for Congress and the Senate in two years?
They could be.
However, I don't believe in could-bes.
I believe in what is.
And for two years, we have the House, Senate, the White House, and the Supreme Court.
We've got them.
So I'm working on a two-year timeline.
You want to work on another timeline?
You go right ahead.
We've got two years to reform the Secret Service, We've got two years.
Now, listen, love him or hate him, I don't really care.
I don't really know this guy that well, but obviously he was a big player in the government, Speaker of the House for a long time, and did a lot with government reform in the Clinton era.
Newt Gingrich.
So you don't trust me?
Maybe...
I'm not saying you guys.
You guys are not swampies at all.
But maybe you're a swampy who tunes into the show once in a while.
And you love Gingrich and other government officials.
Fine.
Now he agrees with me.
Folks, have I not been telling you this?
Dan Bongino is not full of shit, okay?
I told you we had two years.
Just the news.
By Ben Whedon.
It's a great piece.
You should read it.
Trump has two years to push his biggest policies through and Republicans know it.
Newt Gingrich says, experienced Republicans are mindful that their trifecta may only represent a brief opportunity to make an impact.
Folks, midterms traditionally don't go well.
I'm not a pessimist.
We could win some seats.
I'm not into coulda, shoulda, woulda.
I'm into what is.
We have two years.
That's the reason I'm doubling down on Pete, doubling down on Secret Service reform, doubling down on the Elon Musk, Vivek Ramaswamy, Doge, Department of Government Efficiency.
That's why I'm honing in on Pentagon reform, FBI reform.
We can do magic in two years.
And I'm not talking about bullshit kids magic at a fifth grader's birthday party.
I'm talking about legit.
We could do like Gandalf the Gray magic kind of shit here.
But we've got two years.
That's it.
I don't want anyone out there in the Bongino Army getting complacent at all.
Thinking we got time, we got time.
We don't have time.
Time has us.
Every time.
Pun intended.
Folks, their game plan going forward, their game plan going forward that has now been disrupted.
I'm talking about they, I'm talking about the left and the deep staters.
Kind of switching gears a little bit.
Was clearly to scam in elections, to set up excessive government spending so that any cut is portrayed as, you know, starving grandma to death.
It was to cheat, to then lie about it, and to censor anyone who spoke out about it.
The censorship part of the leftist media, bureaucrat politician, symbiotic, venom-like organism was the critical part.
When I say censorship, I'm talking about fake fact checks, the ability to use former pre-Elon Twitter to shut you down and ban your account.
The censorship was critical.
This segment is super important.
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Here's a hint.
It's got a lot to do with healthcare.
It's got more to do with censorship.
Take our last break and get back to the segment.
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Folks, I want you to watch this.
This is an absurd segment on CNN. Now, why am I playing this clip?
This is one of those clips.
I get asked a lot out in public.
How is it that these liberals believe all these crazy things?
You guys are Nazis, racists.
We've heard all the nonsense and the bullshit before we get it.
They believe it because this is what they're saturated in.
There's an assumption out there that liberals are going to go out there and actually do homework.
They will not.
This is why they're gaslight.
Gaslighting is lying, lying off and lying confidently and isolating people from the truth.
The censorship component I was talking about before is the way the left isolates you from the truth.
So you never hear an alternate voice.
This is why I'm so impressed with this guy.
This guy, Scott Jennings, out there on CNN. I play his clips a lot.
Here's the CNN audience.
One of the commentators who actually believes Donald Trump is going to use the military here to be targeting American citizens.
They believe this kind of crazy because this is what they hear.
And when you censor the opposition, which is why I'm stunned they haven't shut this guy up yet, you get people who believe in crazy shit.
Check this out.
I don't want to be bringing back waterboarding.
I don't want to be a country that tortures people, especially if we're the kind of country that's going to be using the military against our own citizens.
This kind of thing concerns me.
What do you mean, use against our own citizens?
I'm talking about sending...
You said blue states behave.
What do you mean?
What are you talking about?
I'm talking about sending the military into blue states to make them behave.
Getting Gavin Newsom under control, getting J.P. Pritzker under control.
What are you talking about?
What are you talking about things that Donald Trump has actually said?
To commandeer the state government?
I mean, I hope not, but he's definitely talked about that.
I don't know why you're acting like you've never heard this before.
Trump has talked about using the military to suppress, in the Black Lives Matter era, those protests in the street.
He goes there himself.
Just make sure I understand your position, that you believe Donald Trump is going to use the military To set up effectively, like, coups in state capitals of states that he didn't win?
I think you're taking it a step or two.
No, she said make blue states behave, and she also said round up immigrants.
That's not true.
It's deport illegal immigrants.
Scott, I don't know why you're acting.
Michael, you see why I played this?
Guys in the chat, ladies.
You see why I played it?
That panel...
Jennings, by the way, is not some MAGA flamethrower.
He's a conservative guy.
But I'd say moderate on a lot of stuff.
I don't know him personally.
We've never actually met before, I don't think.
That's not the point.
The point is, he's not even one of us in the MAGA sense, and he's sitting on this panel on CNN, and he's sitting there going, holy shit, what am I hearing?
Are you guys crazy?
And the panel, instead of recognizing what this woman said, Donald Trump with the guns and the military and coming out, instead of saying, yeah, that's kind of a bridge too far, that sounds nuts, the panel looks at Jennings, Michael, am I right?
Like, he's nuts!
He's sitting there like, I can't believe I'm surrounded by these morons.
And the whole panel's like, Scott, calm down, Scott.
Don't get crazy, Scott.
Scott's like, calm down.
I don't need to calm down.
This crazy person needs to calm down.
You wonder why liberals believe crazy shit.
This is why.
This is why.
That whole panel's convinced he's the lunatic.
Folks, the purchase of Twitter by Elon Musk has changed everything.
The entire game has changed now.
Because now boatloads of non-lunatic liberals are not isolated from the truth.
Gaslighting.
Remember gaslighting.
Look it up and tattoo it on your brain.
Liberals have lived off it for 50 years.
How do they get people to believe crazy shit?
Lie about it.
Lie often.
Lie confidently.
And isolate people from the truth.
That's why they love censorship.
But they're losing.
And they are freaking out.
Why are they going after Hegseth and Kash Patel?
Cue up the Harry Anton clip from CNN next.
Harry Anton's a CNN pollster.
Reasonably honest guy from what I've seen.
No reason to bash the guy.
Here he is on CNN talking about faith in the FBI. Folks, I don't have faith in any government entity.
Any government entity ever.
I trust but verify.
And everything I've been able to verify with the FBI is that the management of the FBI has turned political, has been screwing over the American citizenry.
Here's how I know we're winning because the censorship regime is dying a slow death.
Believe me, I see it from behind the scenes as an investor in alternate tech free speech, the free speech economy.
I see things I don't waste your time with because a lot of it's business.
The censorship regime is dying.
It's not dead.
I want to be clear.
But it is dying.
Listen to what faith in the FBI looks like when you come to public polling.
This is the kind of stuff that would have been hidden years ago.
Check this out.
Joe Patel has real reason to believe that Americans would go along with changes that he might potentially make at the FBI. And there's a reason why Donald Trump feels like he can make this change.
It's because if you look here, FBI is doing an excellent or good job.
Look at this time trend line.
You go back to 2014, right?
It was 59% of Americans, then 57% in 2019, 50% in 2022. Look at where we are today.
My goodness gracious, just 41% of Americans think the FBI is doing an excellent or good job.
That is by far the lowest number this century.
The bottom line is, during the Trump administration, obviously there were the investigations into Donald Trump.
You saw a little bit of drop then.
And then post-January 6th, look at that drop.
50%, now 41%.
My goodness gracious, Kate Baldwin.
Folks, I want to thank you.
Look at Michael.
Gaslight.
There we go.
To manipulate using psychological methods into questioning their own sanity or powers of reason.
Will you start to say to yourself, am I crazy when people are lying to you?
We are winning.
Listen, self-praise stinks.
Praising you doesn't.
We are winning.
Massive shout-out to some of these Twitter accounts out there.
Hans Monke.
You have Shem Horn.
You have other...
Jeff Carlson.
If you're not following these people, look them up.
These were people that, for the last...
Five to seven years.
Turned over Foyafan, another one.
Turned over massive stones.
Marco Polo.
I'm not trying to leave anyone out.
Sarah Carter, John Solomon.
They turned over every single stone on Spygate.
This is the kind of stuff they were hoping to censor.
And they couldn't.
And that's why the public, for the first time, is seeing what's underneath the FBI rock.
And people don't believe them anymore.
But here's the kicker.
They don't believe the media either.
We're in charge.
I told you that New York Times guy, Stuart Thompson, keeps watching our show.
He's like, why do you keep shitting on the media?
Because you guys suck!
Your batting average is like, seriously, like 300. And 300 is good in baseball.
It sucks in the media.
It means 7 out of 10 times you're wrong.
Put up Athan, I'm sorry, I can't say your name.
Per Axios, which is another left-wing rag.
Viewers aren't tuning in to MSNBC or CNN. Look at this chart.
Why?
Because people are figuring it out, folks.
The gaslighting isn't working anymore.
Look at these numbers.
Fox's audience has been up and down, but still relatively high.
Look at CNN and MSNBC. I want to show you something.
Here, Stuart, I hope you're watching this, right?
Our video-on-demand numbers, right?
Video-on-demand.
Go look at them on our Rumble page, right?
There isn't a show in the last few weeks that doesn't have a million and a million-two views on demand.
Now, some of those are all...
Put that back up a second, if you would.
If you could show my Rumble page when you're done, Michael.
Do your entrepreneurial thing.
So, folks, and it's not just me.
There are other shows kicking ass, too.
Again, you got Charlie Kirk, Benny Johnson, Tim Pool, Steven Crowder slaying it.
So we do about a million two video.
Forget Apple and Spotify, which is probably another 500,000 viewers.
Scrap that for now.
Just video alone.
A lot of those are live streamers, so apply like a 40% discount or so.
Say even more.
I'll even be generous.
Say we have 600,000 people who watch our show, right?
You're telling me that us, in the middle of a converted apartment, again...
With Michael.
Michael's by himself over there right now.
Guy walked away.
Guy's probably watching Star Wars.
Who the hell knows what he's doing, right?
Guy, look at our views.
Look at this.
This is the views right now on this show.
1.1 million, 1.2 million, 1.3 million.
We're beating MSNBC and CNN, billion-dollar enterprises.
The numbers back it up.
This is the home for truth, man.
Trust in the media is collapsing because we don't lie to you.
I don't jump out ahead of the UnitedHealth CEO story and start speculating with crazy Jason Bourne theories because I don't want to waste your freaking time.
You guys are valuable to me.
And as a consumer of podcasts and products too, I don't like when I'm being bullshitted.
Even if I don't agree with the person, I don't like being lied to.
Speaking of podcasts, the absolute king of podcasts is Joe Rogan.
There's no question about it.
There's an interesting article in The Atlantic this morning about Joe Rogan, actually.
How Joe Rogan is the media now.
The Atlantic's a left-wing rag, but it's worth your time.
It's behind a paywall, so I wouldn't recommend you subscribe or anything.
But if you can get it, you should get it.
It talks about how this new media landscape is totally different.
You can only lie to people and censor them for so long before they...
Remember the analogy I used to use about the beach ball underwater?
You can only hold it down for so long before it explodes.
Rogan is the media now.
Even if you don't like his content, the guy's got a massive audience.
The great Mike Benz, the deep state specialist, went on Joe Rogan's show.
And he was talking about this censorship complex.
And folks, the thing they're trying to censor are populist movements around the world.
The MAGA movement, the populist movement in Brazil, the populist movement happening right now in France, if you've been watching what's going on with the snap elections over there.
They're trying to crush populist movements.
They can't have you freely exchanging information.
Listen to Benz explain this on Rogan.
This is great.
There were events in the run-up.
Well, it all sort of happened simultaneously, really, because the month that Elon announced his acquisition was the same month that the Disinformation Governance Board was announced at DHS, which was the first thing that really roused Republicans and, frankly, anyone with institutional power in D.C. to finally stare into the sun and recognize or at least begin to glimpse the size of what they were up against.
The Disinformation Governance Board set off a flurry of congressional activity from Chuck Grassley and other, you know, luminaries in Congress.
There were a lot of whistleblower documents came out, and for years, The entire Republican Party and most of the Democrat Party had denied the existence of government censorship.
And frankly, the Ministry of Truth was not the Disinformation Governance Board.
The Ministry of Truth had already existed three years earlier at DHS. They just called it a name that masked what it did.
It was called the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
Folks, the government has been doing this forever.
They are trying to cross populist movements around the world.
And anyone, I want to be clear on this, anyone on the other side of censorship is going to become an enemy of the deep state.
No, I'm protected if I'm a Democrat, which I'm not.
You are not protected.
Listen to me, Democrats watching my show.
You're out there, I get your emails.
I've converted quite a few of you and I appreciate it.
You are not safe from them.
If you speak out against censorship, you are next.
Folks, listen, I appreciate President Trump's vision of what he wants to do with his cabinet, and I think RFK's had a genuine conversion.
I met him in the green room at the UFC. It wasn't like some big, long conversation, but it was good enough, and I trust President Trump's vision of what he wants to do.
He's going to be his nominee for HHS. If President Trump thinks that's the guy, then you know what?
That's good enough for me, and I'm going to support him, and I'm going to assume he's got some vision here with this.
RFK has become an enemy of the left.
Let's just be candid, though, about who RFK was.
RFK is a Democrat his entire life.
And a left-leaning one for a long time.
That's not a mystery.
Why is he now all of a sudden an enemy of the left?
Because I believe he's had a genuine awakening.
And I use those words deliberately.
He's had a genuine awakening as to what the left has become.
A party of censorship.
Listen to this clip, RFK, very carefully.
And you'll see why this guy's public enemy number one.
Yeah, lots got to do with Big Pharma and other stuff like that.
But this is the real reason they hate RFK. Listen to him on censorship.
Check this out.
There's never been a time in history when the good guys were the people who were censoring books and censoring information.
And throughout COVID, the media took on this responsibility of basically lying to the public about public health issues in order to get them to follow a certain policy, which the media believed in apparently.
Which were lockdowns, masks, you know, the forced vaccination, etc.
And now it's clear that those policies were not beneficial to public health.
But, you know, I think the media got into this usher of censorship and it's hard for them to relinquish it.
Folks, I like to do deeper dives.
I don't like to be superficial at stuff.
And I give you both sides.
Yes, RFK was a Democrat and a left-leaning one.
Anyone telling you otherwise is lying to you and gaslighting you.
And this show is not doing that.
If I lose people, that's fine.
We'll gain people in the end because this is a home for truth, okay?
I genuinely believe what changed RFK was the COVID fiasco within the government.
The massive scandal about the vaccine, the censorship.
I am not on YouTube anymore.
You know why?
We were banned.
You know why we were banned from YouTube?
Because we told people the truth about COVID. Go look it up.
We put up the headlines a thousand times.
About masks and vaccines.
And we were told, you say it again, you're gone.
And we did.
And we're gone.
Now we're on Rumble.
I don't care.
I don't miss YouTube one bit.
It's not a sob story.
I'm just telling you, COVID changed a lot of people.
And it broke the censorship complex because the average person who didn't want to jam a shot into his kid's arm who was at low risk for COVID found out if he said anything, he was kicked off social media too.
Now, the tactics part of this show is important.
The left is going to use this tactic on Elon and Trump moving forward because they've been doing it now for 10 years.
And you need to be savvy to it.
You ready?
I want you to watch a CNN clip and I want you to watch it critically.
Because once you see this, you'll never unsee it.
Going forward, the Department of Government Efficiency, this Elon Musk, Vivek Ramaswamy-led effort to clean up ridiculous government overspending, right?
The only way they can argue against this, because no one wants to waste taxpayer money, correct?
No, even smart Democrats, a few we have left, they're like, well, we don't want to waste money.
The only way to argue against it is going to be to go back to the same freaking go-to they go to every time.
Man, pointing this out, you guys could be inciting violence against government workers.
No!
They're doing it.
Don't fall for this bullshit.
They say it every single time.
Anytime you point something out, you're inciting violence.
They could call you a Nazi, a Ku Klux Klan member, a racist.
That's not inciting violence.
They could actually call for violence against you.
Remember Rick Wilson?
Someone's going to have to put a bullet in his head.
That doesn't matter.
But you say, hey man, this agency has hired a lot of people.
We don't really need the government.
You're definitely inciting violence.
You doubt me?
It's already starting.
Watch this.
There is some concern, not just about people's jobs, but about their personal safety, given the way that they are, particularly Elon Musk, is behaving on his social media platforms.
Yeah, federal employees that you talk to, civil servants, they are prepared.
They know that job cuts are coming.
But something that they were not prepared for and that they're very afraid of is being personally targeted by people like Elon Musk.
And that's because just a few weeks ago we saw Elon Musk posting, reposting some accounts on X that were Posting screenshots of this publicly available federal database of civil servants.
And they're pointing out what they say were sort of, they consider them absurd jobs.
These are things like Director of Climate Diversification, Chief Climate Officer.
We have some of these posts on X that he made, and we actually blurred out The names of these civil servants to protect their privacy, which is not something that Elon Musk did when he reposted this.
Now, he reposted these posts with comments like, so many fake jobs.
But whatever you think of these jobs and whether they should exist or not, those people that he listed, they are private individuals.
They are not public-facing individuals.
And now they're receiving a torrent of online hate and potentially even more threats offline.
They are not private individuals.
You pay them.
Now, again, let me be clear for the Stuart Thompsons of the world.
Crystal clear.
Scotch tape clear.
Under no circumstances whatsoever should anybody be threatening anyone for going to work in the government.
I worked for the government.
A lot of very patriotic, country-loving people work for the government because they think it's the right thing to do.
We all get that.
And to any lunatic threatening these people, you're not welcome on the show and you never will be.
That is a red line.
We never cross and we will never cross.
And that's a full stop.
However, these are not private individuals.
They work for us.
You are paying them.
It is public information.
Inciting violence.
Are you for real?
No.
It was like the people complained about Fauci.
Oh my gosh.
What balls people have criticizing Dr. Fauci.
Dr. Fauci's not a private doctor.
He works for us.
Dr. Fauci doesn't like public criticism.
Dr. Fauci shouldn't work for the public.
You believe this shit?
They do this every time.
They'll call you a Nazi.
They'll actually incite violence against you.
Cover up for BLM Antifa violence during the Floyd riots.
And then you go, hey man, does this guy Joey Bag of Donuts really need to be a $175,000 a year paid employee of an entity that's not really doing anything in the federal government?
That's definitely inciting violence.
Ladies and gentlemen, that's bullshit and you know it.
I'm not knocking government employees.
I worked for the government.
I worked for the NYPD and the Secret Service and then went to the private sector.
I am not knocking government employees.
I mean it passionately.
There are people who do really amazing things.
I get it.
My local sheriff here is one of my best friends and an amazing guy.
He is a government employee and the county's safe because of him.
Our military heroes, they're government employees too.
They work for the government.
However, there is a ridiculous amount of waste in government.
And the government should not live by separate rules that the private sector doesn't.
They're not sinecures.
They're not positions for life where they're entitlements.
That's not the way this works.
Here's another killer segment from Joe Rogan's show.
This is Mark Andreessen, who's a tech investor, among other things.
And here's Andreessen on rules for government that don't seem to apply to you about working from home.
Go back to work.
I'm sorry.
Everybody else has to.
Oh, Dan, you work from home.
Oh, not anymore.
Do I live here, Guy?
No, I don't.
Can I screw up that question?
I live here?
Oh, I get where you're going with this.
Okay.
Well, technically it is my house.
But no, Michael, because he keeps messing it up.
Do I live here?
Thank you.
He's fairly certain I do not.
So don't send anything because I don't live here anymore.
Play this clip by Mark Andreessen.
Check this out.
You know, most federal workers never came back to work.
Really?
Yeah.
They work from home.
Most?
Most.
Yeah.
A very large percentage.
Something like half just literally just never came back.
Whoa.
And they still, by the way, still draw a paycheck.
They're still on their jobs.
But literally, they're not in the office.
Or in some cases, they have an agreement where there's one agency, I won't name, but there's one agency where there's, okay, here's another great thing.
There are agencies of the federal government whose workforces are both civil servants, have full civil service protections and unionized.
Entirely paid for by the taxpayer, but they both have civil service protections, which, by the way, are totally made up.
There's no concept in the Constitution of civil service protections.
It's just a totally made up thing.
And they're unionized.
And then there's a particular agency that I know of where the union agreement, the union negotiated the return of the office from COVID, and the agreement was you have to be in the office one day a month.
Whoa!
And actually, the pattern now is what they do is the employees come in on the last day of the month and the first day of the following month.
So they only have to be there for two days.
For two months.
Out of 60 days.
That's crazy.
Folks, that sounds like a scam.
Let's drop in on the 31st and the 1st and you don't have to see me again for another two months.
I mean, come on, man.
You got people busting their ass out there for a living, sitting up in a hot attic, working on an HVAC system.
People always laugh.
I bring up HVAC all the time.
You know why?
Because Florida's freaking hot.
Let's try this again.
Guy, is Florida hot?
He's like, no.
Florida's freaking hot.
You're working up in an attic.
I see these guys suffering.
You think they want to hear your bullshit stories about how, oh my gosh, I got to come in three days every 60 days instead of two?
No, I'm sorry.
You live by a separate set of rules.
You get stuff like this.
Government waste is everywhere.
It's time to clean it out.
It's our freaking money.
Here's Buttigieg.
Did you see this clip from a couple weeks ago?
He can't explain why billions of dollars was stolen from you to put electric car charging stations around the country and they've managed to build, what, eight or seven for billions of dollars?
Here, give me a couple hundred thousand.
I'll build a couple here in Martin County.
This is what your government's paying for.
Watch this.
The federal The Federal Highway Administration says only seven or eight charging stations have been produced with a seven and a half billion investment that taxpayers made back in 2021. Why isn't that happening more quickly?
So the president's goal is to have half a million chargers up by the end of this decade.
Now, in order to do a charger, it's more than just plunking a small device into the ground.
There's utility work, and this is also really a new category of federal investment.
But we've been working with each of the 50 states.
Every one of them is getting formula dollars to do this work, engaging them.
And the first handful, again, by 2030, 500,000 chargers.
And the very first handful of chargers are now already being physically built.
Folks, the government is incapable of doing anything right.
I was driving in my car once.
I was listening to C-SPAN. It was the only station I could get.
I was running for office in the Western Maryland mountains, knocking on doors.
True story.
I'm listening to Father Bob Sirico.
He was a very conservative priest.
He was talking at the Acton Institute.
And he said something I'll never forget.
And you shouldn't forget it either.
He said, it's not that government's too big.
It's a government's too stupid.
There is no incentive for government to do anything correctly because government doesn't profit at all from doing it correctly.
So they can sit there and waste your money and your time at no loss to them because they show up on the 31st and the 1st and take 60 days off working from home.
Clean this mess up, man.
And if we don't do it in two years, it's never going to happen.
We've got two years.
Urgency matters.
Time for celebrating the election.
Celebrate all you want, but now it's work time.
Time to get it done.
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Tomorrow, going out to celebrate my birthday tonight, we'll have a producer's pick show.
So we'll be here at 11 a.m.
We recorded some content for you, so please check that out.
And I'll be on the radio show here on Rumble in a few minutes at noon.
And then join us back here on Monday, 11 a.m.
live.
I will see you here.
Also, give us a follow on Apple or Spotify.
We dropped a little bit on Spotify this week, so if you'd help us out, we'd appreciate it.
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