Nov. 11, 2021 - Triggered - Donald Trump Jr
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| Well, guys, today we're going to talk Hunter Biden again, because apparently he had his New York art show this week. | |
| And there are concerns now, amazingly, of influence peddling. | |
| There was no influence peddling concerns, obviously, during the election, right, when he has these sort of no-show board seats, when he has billions invested from China, the Ukraine, the links to the Russian oligarchs and the mayor of Moscow and all these other Putin connections, you know, actual Russia collusion. | |
| But Finally now, there are some ethical concerns about a journeyman painter, someone who's never painted before, with paintings being offered at up to $500,000 a piece. | |
| You can't make this stuff up, folks. | |
| There are Van Goghs out there, probably trading for less than this, but apparently he's a quite talented artist. | |
| Or it's a scheme to pay off Hunter or to buy the administration, which, given the history, given the laptop, given his overall degeneracy, wouldn't surprise anyone, I don't think. | |
| I mean, God, imagine it was Donald Trump Jr. | |
| Imagine it was Eric Trump or Ivanka Trump doing this in the presidency. | |
| And the administration says they're almost actively working to keep the name secret so that you couldn't have an influencing peddling situation. | |
| I mean, think about this. So Kentucky Congressman James Comer actually wanted to launch an ethics investigation in this. | |
| So he did this and he said... | |
| And he was willing to look at the details of the buyers in private, meaning behind closed doors, right, right? | |
| And say, hey, let us at least look at this. | |
| We can see that it's above board. | |
| And they said no. | |
| It wasn't like they were doing it publicly and they were going to tar and feather. | |
| But a congressman was willing to look Privately. | |
| And still didn't hear anything from the administration about it. | |
| So, they're obviously trying to hide this. | |
| Now, everyone that understands how this art world works understands it's sort of the new form of money laundering, especially from Asia. | |
| Like, what's art? Oh yeah, we're gonna buy this and transfer back and forth. | |
| No one's gonna really know the values. | |
| It's almost obvious at this point, okay? | |
| And again, given Hunter's shady dealings of the past, even though they covered for him incredibly, and, you know, you had the intelligence people covering, and amazingly now, the laptop, some of it may be real, folks. | |
| Hard to believe. Who could have seen that coming? | |
| I believe even some of Obama's own ethics people understand that this is ridiculous, right? | |
| Apparently, Walter Schaub, who ran the Office of Government and Ethics under President Obama said, There is no ethics program in the world that can be built around the head of state staff working with a dealer, meaning the art dealer, to keep the public in the dark about the identities of the individuals who pay vast sums to the leader's family member for subjectively priced items of no intrinsic value. | |
| This guy tweeted it last month. | |
| This is Obama's ethics guy. | |
| And yet, no one says a thing. | |
| He goes on to continue, said, in exchange for access of favors. | |
| Again, a congressman offered to do it behind closed doors just to have the bases covered and to give the Bidens some privacy. | |
| I'm not sure they deserve it. | |
| God knows I didn't get privacy when I was in a similar situation, but it's gonna be different because I don't have the media working as my marketing department, right? | |
| So, he goes on to say, nor would you doubt that the appearance of monetizing the presidency was outrageous, because of course it is, and because of course that's exactly what's going on. | |
| But again, you don't have to believe me, or the New York Post. | |
| How about you trust Obama's own ethics guy? | |
| He himself says that this is ridiculous and it's insane. | |
| You have a congressman willing to look at the stuff behind closed doors in private and the White House is still mum about it. | |
| Why? If you're not actually trying to hide something, if you're actually trying to be even remotely above board, You'd think you'd do it, but they're not, folks, because they've never had to be. | |
| There's never been a reason for them to be even remotely above board, which is why they've gotten away with everything, which is why they are held to a different standard, and it's why our political system is a joke, almost as much of a joke as our mainstream media complex. | |
| You guys check it out. |
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