PAM BONDI Torches Congress
PAM BONDI Torches Congress
PAM BONDI Torches Congress
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Welcome To Our Extravaganza
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| Good evening, dear friends. | |
| Welcome. | |
| Welcome to our 9 o'clock jamboree, our extravaganza. | |
| A hearty hello and a high old silver to you as we engage in this, our moment, our time. | |
| I hope everybody is with us. | |
| I hope everybody is joining us. | |
| I hope everybody is here. | |
| And I want to start off by telling you that this is a celebration of what we believe in. | |
| This is a celebration of our collective spirit. | |
| And this is the way I see the world. | |
| This is the way I navigate the world. | |
| And let me start off first and foremost, by, aside from thanking you, by giving you tonight's subject, Pam Bondi's Got Balls, and I love it. | |
| I love it. | |
| I don't want to hear any more of these people say, I wish we could go back to the time when we all got the shut up. | |
| Ronald Reagan and Tip O'Neill used to have a drink. | |
| Ronald Reagan's dead. | |
| Tip O'Neill's dead. | |
| We live in a time of these miserable, horrible people. | |
| They're the enemy. | |
| And Pamela Joe Bondi, Tampa Zone, an alumna of the 13th Judicial Circuit, a 13th Judicial Circuit, or I prosecuted and she did as well. | |
| She went in and laid them out and gave them you. | |
| She didn't stop. | |
| She went after a Nadler and she was great. | |
| Is it perfect? | |
| There's no such thing as perfection. | |
| She could have never been perfect. | |
| There is nothing she could have done that would have allowed her any kind of attempt at perfection. | |
| These people are sick bastards. | |
| This is the enemy. | |
| This is the enemy. | |
| And we are up against, honey, I left my cafe. | |
| If you could be so kind, dear, I made me a cup of Joe and forgot to bring it. | |
| Cafe. | |
| Because I want to start closer online. | |
| I've been bad in the old days. | |
| Sometimes I wait, you know, but I want to make sure, because you deserve it. | |
| Thank you, dear heart. | |
| There you go. | |
| Look at this. | |
| I'm an old original mug. | |
| This thing's been all over the world. | |
| Yes, yes. | |
| Give me that flip. | |
| Yes. | |
| We are at war, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| We are at war. | |
| We are at war with a people, with a group of folks who are involved in some type of, I don't know what it is, a conspiracy to uproot and upend and to destroy the foundation of our constitutional republic. | |
| And you might think that's a bit extreme. | |
| You might say, are we really? | |
| Absolutely. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| Because the reason for that is because something happened. | |
| These people came in and they took over our country. | |
| They took it over. | |
| They came in and they changed everything. | |
| This is the Democrats. | |
| The Democrats were, in the old days, kind of benign. | |
| They were just sort of, well, you know, it's the way they were. | |
| I don't know what to tell you. | |
| They just were that way. | |
| And then something happened. | |
| I don't know what point it was. | |
| I don't know if it was Biden or pre-Biden. | |
| The Sickos came in. | |
| And we have been at war ever since. | |
| And this president, let me tell you, I unabashedly love this guy. | |
| Okay? | |
| Is he perfect? | |
| No. | |
| Who's perfect? | |
| Anybody? | |
| God, maybe Jesus, depending upon your faith. | |
| Short of that, I love this guy. | |
| And I think he went in there and he said, Pamela Joe, you make sure you do something, little lady. | |
| Make us proud. | |
| Go in there and bust their balls. | |
| Rompece culione, culonee. | |
| Smash them. | |
| Like with a garlic press. | |
| Smash them. | |
| Let them have it. | |
| And she did. | |
| From the get-go. | |
| She tore into that weeble, that awful Jerry Nadler. | |
| It was wonderful. | |
| And we need more of this, my friends. | |
| We got to make sure that we have to absolutely, positively. | |
| People say she looks foolish. | |
| She looked foolish. | |
| Do you think anybody cares? | |
| Let me ask you a question. | |
| Yes, you question. | |
| Do you think she could have done anything to win today? | |
| Let me rephrase this. | |
| Could she have done anything? | |
| Answer my question. | |
| Where the Democrats would say, wow. | |
| Oh, yeah, wow. | |
| We have to really tone it down. | |
| oh boy, that Pam Bondi is really, really something. | |
| Yeah, she, well, do you? | |
| Do you? | |
| You say she looked foolish. | |
| Somebody said, that's your opinion. | |
| That's your opinion. | |
| She looked foolish. | |
| So what? | |
| If she had been, do you think she looks less foolish than Maisie Hirono, Jasmine Crockett? | |
| Am I hearing this correctly? | |
| You think she looked more silly or sillier than Jasmine Crockett? | |
| Are you kidding me? | |
| Do you think that there could have been anything she would have said where somebody said, you know, we were going to give her a hard time? | |
| Where Jerry Nadler or others would have said, you know what? | |
| We, you know, General Bondi, we were going to give you a hard time today, but your deportment, your class, your panache was so wonderful that we realized, you know what? | |
| We backed up. | |
| No. | |
| You call it unprofessional, whatever. | |
| Because that bastard, that sick, disgusting, incontinent bastard and that logo Lalik fool, Kmala, ran this country into the ground. | |
| And those sick bastards never said a word. | |
| They never said anything. | |
| When Merrick Garland went after Catholics, Catholics who might have been perhaps a little maybe more conservative, opus dei kind of a sort of maybe, or those who spoke in Latin. | |
| Do you remember that? | |
| Do you remember what he did? | |
| Do you remember how he treated them? | |
| Do you remember that? | |
| I do. | |
| And he said basically he was going to have them followed. | |
| The FBI. | |
| Anybody complained about that? | |
| But see, he was very nice, very sweet. | |
| He was very, he comported himself professionally, and he was horrible. | |
| Let me tell you something. | |
| The days of Mr. Nice Guy are over with. | |
| And I may also dispel you of a couple of things. | |
| First and foremost, this nonsense about, well, Reagan and Tip O'Neill, they had drinks together. | |
| They hated each other. | |
| Hated. | |
| Don't you think for a moment? | |
| And if Reagan were around today, he would hate these people with a passion because he would have seen not only are these leftist, anti-American, you know, Fools, but these are people who know who hate this country. | |
| So, let me tell you something. | |
| I respect your opinion, and I say to you: if you think she did a bad job, that's fine. | |
| That's your business. | |
| I loved it. | |
| And I want them to understand: don't mess with these people. | |
| These Republicans are crazy. | |
| They will cut your balls off. | |
| Don't mess with these people. | |
| Don't get near them. | |
| They're vicious. | |
| Just let them have what they want. | |
| That's what I want. | |
| Okay? | |
| That's that. | |
| So, what saith you? | |
| Am I right? | |
| Am I wrong? | |
| What do you say? | |
| How many people liked what old Pamela Joe said today? | |
| Give me a one. | |
| Give me a number one. | |
| Is there anybody who liked what she did? | |
| Give me a number one. | |
| Just tell me who liked it. | |
| Can you hear me now? | |
| Is that better? | |
| I'm back. | |
| Can you hear me? | |
| Can you hear me? | |
| Do I hear me? | |
| Can you hear me? | |
| Tell me, can you hear me? | |
| Give me an amen. | |
| Give me a five by five. | |
| God damn it. | |
| I'm like somebody who says, Restart. | |
| Really? | |
| Thank you. | |
| I never knew. | |
| Son of God. | |
| Who cares? | |
| I'm back. | |
| And they can't slow me down. | |
| Okay, that's one thing. | |
| Next, I've got one coming up. | |
| Oh, this is the best story. | |
| I've got one coming out tomorrow at 9 a.m. | |
| It's my piece on Candace Owens. | |
| Candace Owens is the funniest thing I have seen in I don't know how long. | |
| They say that she said that Erica Kirk killed her husband. | |
| They say that she said Erica Kirk killed her husband. | |
| Never even came close to it. | |
| Never came close to it. | |
| And she's driving these people nuts. | |
| And I'm telling you, maybe it's me. | |
| I love it. | |
| Candy, you can say anything you want. | |
| Your speculation, go ahead and do it. | |
| And who were the people, by the way? | |
| Let's talk about this. | |
| Do you want to put this into perspective? | |
| Do you remember the people who were at the White House when they were given the original binders? | |
| Remember the binders? | |
| Look at this. | |
| I like Liggy Lights. | |
| Liggy Light says, Candace is a freaking joy. | |
| Absolutely, little lady. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| Do you remember the people who were at the White House? | |
| Go back and look. | |
| The people on the steps or the steps, but at the White House, when they got those binders from Pamela Joe about the Epstein thing. | |
| Remember those ones? | |
| Hey, they never said a word about Epstein. | |
| Who paid him off? | |
| Who? | |
| Who paid him off? | |
| They're not saying anything about Epstein. | |
| They're not saying anything about Epstein. | |
| Candace is. | |
| We are. | |
| But Trump did. | |
| I don't know what people want. | |
| There are so many losers. | |
| You think those Democrats, do you really want to think? | |
| Do you really? | |
| You know, Trump knew. | |
| Maybe you don't know this, but Epstein in New York, everybody knew Epstein. | |
| Everybody wanted to go to his house to his apartment. | |
| He had the biggest mansion of anybody in Manhattan. | |
| I mean, an actual working mansion. | |
| There were some that, you know, the Vanderbilts had, which are now art museums, but people wanted to go. | |
| They actually went to dinner parties and soires and salons. | |
| And people really did. | |
| He didn't have women and girls in chains, you know, parading about. | |
| There was one thing I read were on the list, Ethel Kennedy. | |
| People went there. | |
| They brought their kids. | |
| They're making a big deal about Lutnick. | |
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Night Tales of Lutnick
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| And they're saying, yeah, but you should have known. | |
| You should have known that he was a bad guy. | |
| Really? | |
| What about Harvey Weinstein? | |
| What about half of Hollywood? | |
| What about De Niro? | |
| What about Woody Allen? | |
| You're not supposed to see these people anymore? | |
| Listen, I'm not standing up for any of these people, but people don't realize how this thing went. | |
| But let me go back to what I'm saying. | |
| Look at all the people who were involved in this who never said a word about Epstein. | |
| Why? | |
| Who did Epstein work for? | |
| Who did Epstein work for? | |
| He do this on his own? | |
| Did he just say one day, I'm going to be a financier? | |
| I'm going to be involved in money laundering and all this stuff. | |
| I'm going to be. | |
| No. | |
| No. | |
| Come on. | |
| You know better than that. | |
| You know better than that. | |
| You understand this. | |
| Now let's talk about this. | |
| Some people say that Pamela Joe Bondi is just dumb. | |
| And I know what you're saying. | |
| And let me tell you something. | |
| Uncle Enny here respects what you have to say. | |
| I respect what you have to say. | |
| If that's what you think, so be it. | |
| Far be it from me to tell you that you're wrong or whatever it is. | |
| I'm not saying that. | |
| But what I'm telling you is this: you're living in a dream world. | |
| If you think anything other than people said to her, damn, I like her. | |
| Damn. | |
| Now, the ones who are going to hate her are going to hate her no matter what. | |
| But there's a lot of people who said, you know what? | |
| I like that. | |
| She was feistier than anyone I've ever seen. | |
| Period. | |
| End of discussion. | |
| And I'm not going to go there or send people in there to kiss the ass of these people. | |
| Jim Jordan was laughing hysterically. | |
| Absolutely laughing. | |
| Then we've been doing this a lot at night, which I find fascinating. | |
| Who's hooked on the Guthrie case? | |
| Is this, are you into that? | |
| Is that your thing? | |
| Nancy Guthrie, are you following this? | |
| Are you following this? | |
| We do this overnight on WABC. | |
| And I mean all over the country. | |
| It is wall to wall. | |
| I find it fascinating. | |
| Absolutely fascinating. | |
| Why is it that you don't realize this? | |
| Where are the true crime people? | |
| Don't see who's responsible. | |
| See, look at this. | |
| Liggy light says, what do you think actually happened to Nancy? | |
| I don't think she's with us anymore. | |
| And the reason why is I don't think for reasons that I can't point to, but I think it is exceedingly not likely that she were to be not dare I say. | |
| There's too much going on. | |
| Why they left her alone, 84 years old. | |
| I know she's been in this house for 50-70 years. | |
| I don't know what to tell you. | |
| But did you see last night the person who came up out of nowhere, this guy wearing like oven mitts or boxing gloves or I don't know what the hell it is. | |
| And they looked and they were looking at, they said, oh, his eyebrows are arched. | |
| His eyebrows are arched. | |
| And it must be a woman. | |
| It goes not a woman. | |
| And then they arrested this poor guy who he worked for DoorDash and FedEx. | |
| He wasn't the one. | |
| And now today the FBI says, hey, guess what? | |
| We found a glove. | |
| You're looking for the glove now. | |
| Now you're looking for the glove. | |
| What are these people doing? | |
| Did you not know what was going on? | |
| Did you not understand how this thing works? | |
| It blows my mind. | |
| How about the Nest company? | |
| Not Ring. | |
| You know, Ring cameras have become almost like Xerox scotch tape. | |
| We use the name for the device because they were first. | |
| But it's Nest. | |
| I think it's Google or what have you. | |
| And they said, they went to the company and said, could you dig up for us this film or this recording, even though she didn't have the subscription to the cloud? | |
| I mean, I can't believe this. | |
| Anyway, and they did. | |
| Did you see this? | |
| This person just showed up. | |
| I think that's the person. | |
| Had a gun hanging around his waist like Gomer or Barney Pfeiffer or something. | |
| He had a backpack filled with more stuff than you could possibly imagine. | |
| And we don't know if that's the killer, but they found, of course, blood. | |
| Had a detective and a retired NYPD detective last night who said that the, that the drug, that the blood was not leakage, it was like spillage and it was a sign of something serious. | |
| It was a sign of a, of a pretty significant gash, a gash that might be considered um deadly, very deadly, especially from the from the point of view this old lady. | |
| So anyway, it's, it's just. | |
| It's so interesting because it's a really kind of a who done it? | |
| I suspect, and have always suspected that, because this is ostensibly ostensibly putatively, ransom like in terms of abduction, and then the demand for some type of compensation or consideration for the, for the return of the loved one. | |
| Because of that fact, i've thought to myself, you know um, and since they're so near, i'll bet you anything that the primary movers were Mexican. | |
| And the reason why is because in Mexico and in Mexico City, you were told constantly to be very, very careful, because of the fact that ransom is so common. | |
| And they tell Americans, be very careful, especially in Mexico City, don't go near this, because they do this. | |
| So it's, it's a, it's a very very, very common thing. | |
| That's number one. | |
| Number two, did you see where bitcoin is not this secret means of exchange for illicit activities, drug abuse and like, did you, did you see that? | |
| Did you see that? | |
| Wow, there goes that there was this fellow from an exchange that says, if you are, if we're looking at your wallet, any kind of once there's a they called it a a cowbell or something once we are alerted to your wallet, anything you do, anything we can tell. | |
| Because last night they said there's action on bitcoin and a lot of the bitcoiners just said, wait a minute. | |
| You, you told us it was. | |
| Yeah well, we told you that. | |
| How many of you think it was cheap, absolutely cheap, for NBC not to offer a million dollars? | |
| Remember what they first offered for the old lady? | |
| Twenty five hundred dollars, twenty five hundred dollars, twenty five hundred. | |
| I shit, you not, pardon my french, my god, that's, that's not even. | |
| I mean, it's beyond, it's. | |
| It's so bad, it's funny. | |
| Remember the movie? | |
| What was it? | |
| Despicable people. | |
| It was Bet Midler, who's despicable, and Danny Devito, where they played. | |
| They kidnapped her and Danny Devito initially it was his. | |
| Her husband in the movie said, tried to negotiate him down or say i'm not really gonna, I don't want to pay and she was furious because he wouldn't even make the demand and they were asking why, in the name of God, doesn't the Today SHOW or NBC or somebody just make some offer of you know a million dollars or whatever it is, just just to do it? | |
| Just to do it, don't know, there's so much. | |
| And then there's the brother-in-law. | |
| They've got him in mind and they just sent the cars, the FBI, back to the sister's house. | |
| I love crime, it's my nature. | |
| Maybe it's the prosecutor, defense lawyer, I don't know, but I like to see the way things people go through it and I find it fascinating and I find it interesting to see what people think, to see what people think, like your reaction. | |
| Going back to to Pamela Joe, that's. | |
| What we call her, Those of you who are, who are very, you've been very demonstrable to mine. | |
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Pamela Joe: The Brother-in-Law Case
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| You've said you don't like what she's done. | |
| She's been a disgrace. | |
| You've said this. | |
| What difference does it make? | |
| My question is, what difference does it make? | |
| Do you think you think Donald Trump is concerned about this? | |
| Not in the least. | |
| What difference does it make? | |
| It's not like Hillary Clinton. | |
| How many people think that somehow something negative happened? | |
| Now, I know there was a question made going back, I'm changing the subject back to FC. | |
| They said you were letting people, there I see, you were letting people information out. | |
| And this information that was out showed some victims. | |
| And that's true. | |
| There's a certain degree of truth to that. | |
| Perhaps they could have been vetted better. | |
| The real information they would like to have had vetted, what they should have done was they should have released information from the actual case notes and the FBI files and the like. | |
| How about Kash Patel? | |
| Anybody think Kash Patel is doing a good job? | |
| Anybody? | |
| Any of you Dan Bongino fans doing a great job? | |
| Anybody? | |
| Question for you: number one: Who ranks superior? | |
| Who is the number one in digital platforming today? | |
| Who is the number one, the number one name? | |
| The Johnny Carson, Howard Stern, Rush Limbaugh of digital or whatever you call this. | |
| Who's the number one? | |
| Tell me who. | |
| Who is it, my friends? | |
| Candace? is number one. | |
| Joe Rogan may have more people. | |
| Joe Rogan may have more numbers. | |
| Joe Rogan carries a panoply of information and the like. | |
| But his, if he said, vote for JD Vance or not for whatever it is, whose word would mean more? | |
| Candace. | |
| She is the number one most important person today. | |
| Period. | |
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Candace Is Number One
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| End of discussion. | |
| Whether you like it or not, it doesn't matter. | |
| She's it. | |
| And how many of you also think that Erica Kirk, if you believe in TPUSA, if you believe in what? | |
| That she's got to step down. | |
| That she is drawing too much fire. | |
| She's too much of a distraction. | |
| And she does not have it intellectually, spiritually, emotionally to really handle what she has to do. | |
| She has no humility. | |
| It's about her. | |
| How many agree she's got to go out immediately? | |
| If there's any future to TPUSA who was doing a wonderful job recruiting young people, showing them the potential, the ability to think differently, to think differently, and to act accordingly, how many of you believe? | |
| How many of you believe that Erica has to step down? | |
| Go take care of your kids. | |
| You got what of a quarter of a mil? | |
| You've got enough. | |
| But she won't do it. | |
| She won't do it. | |
| I don't believe there's any evidence that she had anything to do with directly with Charlie's dispatch. | |
| However, remember one thing. | |
| There are a lot of people. | |
| Remember, Candace mentioned there was this one particular person who was Erica's best friend, whose daughter worked for them. | |
| And the daughter and the mother said, stay home. | |
| I don't feel good about this. | |
| Okay. | |
| Maybe that meant something. | |
| Maybe that didn't. | |
| But there's something called Lie Hop and My Hop, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| Lie hop and my hop. | |
| My hop, make it happen on purpose. | |
| Lie hop, let it happen on purpose. | |
| You hear what I'm saying? | |
| You can on that day on September the 11th, 2001, when George Bush was reading My Pet Goat at Sarasota, at a grade school in Sarasota, Florida. | |
| It is my humble opinion that he was not actively involved in anything. | |
| He was not a participant in the actual goings-on. | |
| However, he was not the slightest bit shocked or surprised by what had happened that day. | |
| He was not shocked or surprised. | |
| Who agrees with me? | |
| Who agrees with me? | |
| You don't, sometimes you know, say, I see where this is going. | |
| I know the people involved. | |
| I've been around this for a while. | |
| Remember something. | |
| This person was taken out, Charlie, not by Tyler Robinson, not by some guy, some gay person with a fuzzy-headed transitional gay girlfriend, boyfriend, who decided one day, I'm going to change the course of American political history. | |
| It didn't happen like that. | |
| You know it and I know it. | |
| It was a different story. | |
| There was a political hit. | |
| He was assassinated versus just murdered. | |
| Period. | |
| End of discussion. | |
| And you mean to tell me with all of the intel, all of the people, all of the politicians with access to everybody, nobody could see this coming? | |
| Nobody even knowing the landscape. | |
| So do you think Erica was surprised? | |
| Probably not surprised. | |
| I think it was hurt. | |
| I don't think she hated. | |
| I think there was an absolute, absolute 100% part of her who loved Charlie. | |
| The children, I believe that. | |
| I don't think she is completely, she's evil or anything like that. | |
| I'm not saying that. | |
| But there were so many people who said, you know what, I'm surprised it took this long. | |
| Because Charlie made some very, very powerful enemies. | |
| Who agrees with me? | |
| Who agrees with me? | |
| He made some very powerful enemies. | |
| And he learned something that day. | |
| Be careful. | |
| And a lot of people took credit for that. | |
| A lot of people said, hey, as though they had something to do with it. | |
| Remember when, remember Oklahoma City? | |
| Remember that morning? | |
| When people thought, aha, those bastards, those, you know, Arabs or Al-Qaeda before we knew about Al-Qaeda. | |
| And, you know, people picked up the phone. | |
| People picked up the phone and said, was that you? | |
| Ahmed, was that you? | |
| No. | |
| Who was that? | |
| Wasn't me. | |
| It wasn't you. | |
| Who was that? | |
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Remembering Our Ways
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| You know what happened. | |
| You know what I'm talking about. | |
| You know what I'm talking about. | |
| Look, remember something about this. | |
| And I hope if you're new to us, we're very wise in our ways. | |
| We may not look it. | |
| God knows we may not look it. | |
| We may not be completely totally possessed of all aspects and rational contingencies of reality. | |
| But we've been around and we can spot false flags, inside jobs, agent provocateurs, like nobody's business. | |
| We are the conspiratorium. | |
| Remember, the people you're looking at right now, it may not seem like much to you. | |
| Being humble. | |
| There are more people with more experience. | |
| And it's a mindset. | |
| It's a mindset. | |
| It's a way of looking and seeing. | |
| You know, the way things work. | |
| You know what's going on. | |
| That's all I'm saying to you, my friends. | |
| We know and they know. | |
| So, what I'm saying is very simply this. | |
| We have discussed quite a bit tonight. | |
| I hope you do you like these 9 p.m. | |
| I kind of dig these. | |
| It's like my last gasp, so to speak, before the end of the day. | |
| It's my last time to speak with you, but I enjoy it. | |
| I always want to thank you for your kindness because remember, I love you. | |
| You never have to worry about things like agreeing with us. | |
| You don't have to. | |
| There is no official way of thinking. | |
| Whatever it is, we expect and respect divergence of opinion. | |
| Love it. | |
| And I hope you never feel like there's some, like you got to pass the litmus test. | |
| We're never going to do that here. | |
| Absolutely, positively not. | |
| You never have to do that. | |
| We're a very unique group of people. | |
| And what we do is we love this country. | |
| And we love the tenets and the foundations of what America is about. | |
| We really do. | |
| And we may seem like we argue, but that's our nature. | |
| But when it comes down to it, if ever we are called to action, so to speak, to protect this republic, we're going to be there. | |
| I will. | |
| I don't know about you. | |
| I don't know what I could do, but I would be there. | |
| Look, our good friend. | |
| Here's warehouse. | |
| Warehouse, work with Kim. | |
| Thank you, my friend. | |
| A kind, kind man. | |
| And thank you for your support. | |
| It means a lot. | |
| Your hard-earned money, these are tough times. | |
| And for you to show support like that, it means the world to us. | |
| Because, like I said, my friends, it's little old me. | |
| Little old me, little old you. | |
| And that's it. | |
| And I love this. | |
| This is a calling. | |
| Do you understand what I'm saying? | |
| This is like nothing else. | |
| Somebody, I asked somebody, say, what do you do? | |
| I said, well, what do you do for a living? | |
| Well, it's hard to say. | |
| I give people the benefit of my perspective. | |
| So, my friends, I thank you. | |
| I salute you. | |
| I wish you a great and a glorious evening. | |
| A little warm tonight. | |
| It's 31. | |
| Ooh, bomby in New York City. | |
| I hope you and your family are well. | |
| I hope you're taking care of yourself. | |
| Watch your health. | |
| Watch what you eat. | |
| Watch your sleep. | |
| Pay attention to your sleep. | |
| And make sure your spiritual and your mental health are attended to as well because they are interconnected. | |
| Thank you also so much for how very kind you've been to my wife, Lynn Shaw, at Lynn's Warriors, following her at YouTube. | |
| Very important. | |
| Very, very important. | |
| I love her to death. | |
| And she is so passionate about this mission of hers. | |
| In any event, dear friends, I thank you. | |
| I wish you nothing but the best. | |
| And until we meet again tomorrow, I say to you, as I always do, as I end with this, with this, this valedictory, if you will. | |
| The monkey's dead. | |
| The show's over, Sue Ya. | |