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Welcome to the InfoWars Nightly News.
It is Tuesday, November 29th, 2016 and I'm Leigh-Anne McAdoo.
Here's what's coming up tonight.
Hillary's recount lawyer in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, who was also the hired gun for Soros to fight voter ID in North Carolina, now says that the recount in North Carolina's governor race should be stopped, even though the Democrat there is leading by a razor-thin margin.
Then, are Hillary and Michelle Obama already planning for a 2020 run for president?
Maybe 2020 will be hindsight.
And we look at Tom Price, Trump's choice for Health and Human Services.
15 years ago, Price sponsored bills for draconian gun and vaccine measures during the declared emergency.
But more recently, he's been a firm opponent of Obamacare, calling for total repeal before any modification.
All that and more on tonight's InfoWars Nightly News.
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Well, if you're like me, you woke up this morning to some of Donald Trump's tweets calling for people who burn the flag to be thrown in jail or have their citizenship revoked.
Now, this sent red flags up the poll for me.
Like, Donald Trump, what are you talking about?
Citizenship revoked?
That's beyond the pale.
That is insane.
And of course, that's all the networks have been talking about all day.
But did Donald Trump actually troll everyone once again?
Because of course, Hillary Clinton was one of the sponsors of this U.S.
flag burning bill back in 2005.
So this is the Flag Protection Act of 2005.
She co-sponsored this bill saying people who burn the flag either get a year in jail or a $100,000 fine.
And once people started tweeting at the media that, hey, You know, Hillary Clinton actually thought the same type of consequences should face those burning a flag.
Then, of course, they sort of fell silent about that.
Trump was also late night trolling CNN, saying the network did a terrible job during the campaign.
They were totally in the can for Hillary Clinton and they'll never learn their lesson.
Case in point, they're still attacking Alex Jones.
Donald Trump and Alex Jones, the conservative conspiracy theorist and operator of the website InfoWars.
He's not dealing in fact or fact or evidence that anyone has been provided, that he's spreading inaccurate information.
To say that there's no evidence of any voter fraud in the United States of America.
It's widespread voter fraud.
Widespread, serious voter fraud.
Millions of people voting illegally.
This is a candidate who has lied more in presidential candidate history than any other candidate we have ever seen.
But again, is Donald Trump really just trolling all of us?
I mean, we're looking at some of his potential picks to fill out key positions within his administration.
Today he met with Goldman Sachs.
President Gary Cohn.
So this is someone who he's considering for a key position.
And, you know, of course, he ran his campaign decrying the influence of big banks and international financial institutions.
He has leaned heavily on Wall Street executives, though, as he's preparing to take office.
Now, Cohn is a registered Democrat.
He's been a prolific political donor, contributing more than 275,000 to Democrats, including Obama and Hillary Clinton.
So, you know, he actually donated to Marco Rubio's campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.
Nothing for Trump!
So, very interesting there.
Of course, we've now seen him talking about General David Petraeus.
After meeting with him, he said he was very impressed.
Well, someone who's not impressed, of course, myself, David Knight.
Senator Rand Paul has joined the chorus of concerned Americans saying hiring Petraeus would be like hiring Hillary Clinton.
He says it would be highly hypocritical for Trump to appoint someone to his administration who mishandled classified information after he advocated criminally charging Hillary Clinton for the exact same reason.
And of course, a lot of people pointed that out, where Petraeus was He was in trouble for doing the exact same thing, whereas they were trying to get Hillary Clinton off, saying, you know, nothing to see here.
What Rand Paul stressed is that he wants somebody who understands the Iraq war was a mistake, the nation building has been a mistake, and that regime change has been a mistake.
These are things that Donald Trump expressed during, you know, the campaigning, and he says he completely agrees with it.
He wants to hold Donald Trump to that.
That's why he supported him.
And of course, let's not forget, Petraeus was also very big on gun control regulations.
So here we have some high level CIA head, former military there, and saying that only the standing army, the standing military, not the US citizens here, Kind of rewriting the whole Second Amendment.
So that's very troubling in that.
And of course, here troubling, a lot of people are happy with his pick for the Health and Human Services.
This is Georgia Rep Tom Price.
They say he is going to put the target day one.
He's going to knock out Obamacare.
That's going to be his job day one.
This is sending a strong signal that Trump is going to uphold his pledge to repeal and replace Obamacare.
A lot of pro-life people are very happy with this choice as well.
Price is an orthopedic surgeon and he did more than vote dozens of times with his colleagues to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
He also put forth a detailed blueprint of what would come next, a health care system that relies more on market forces than government mandates.
And of course, this is something that Donald Trump has said as well that would actually help.
fix Obamacare.
But a big red flag here with Price is that he also put forth legislation mandating for mandatory vaccinations, mandatory quarantine and mandatory gun control in emergency situations.
So that is very troubling there.
But again, here with this repealing Obamacare and then certain things, it's almost like they're going to work at repealing the globalist agenda initiatives first and then work on the other stuff later.
So I say here we should probably give Donald Trump a chance to do what he said he's going to do.
But of course, we all need to speak very vocally, very loudly when we see some trouble there on the horizon.
Because, you know, now that he's in the swamp, he's going to have the goblins biting at his ankles.
Kind of some more evidence of this pushing back against the global corporate monopoly that we're seeing.
He added an antitrust expert to the Justice Department's transition team so the incoming administration could be less friendly to mega-mergers.
This is Republican antitrust veteran David Higbee.
He's a partner at the law firm Hunton & Williams LLP.
He worked for George W. Bush's administration.
But lawyers are saying that this signals a more hands-off approach to antitrust enforcement compared to what Obama was used to.
So, you know, you can't control corporations with government regulations or you can't control the monopoly because companies like Amazon or Google, Jeff Bezos, whatever, they use the government to get even bigger.
So the way that you're able to break up these monopolies is by allowing for competition, not by trying to get the government in there to regulate everything.
As we see, that has totally failed in the past.
So, you know, that's a good sign.
But just when you thought it was safe to forget about Hillary Clinton, you know, it's been three weeks.
Everyone's thinking, let's just move on.
It's time to, you know, let Trump do his job.
Well, now people are saying that Hillary Clinton could be planning yet another run for president in 2020.
I don't believe it.
I don't think she's going to make it.
But this is according to the National Journal columnist Ron Fournier.
He says Hillary's involvement in Jill Stein's widely derided recount is all part of the agenda.
It's just part of her plans to keep her options open for 2020 as well as the strategy of the endless series of random viral selfies of Clinton out with voters.
She just wants to portray herself as a regular person.
person, attempting to eschew the reality that she's completely out of touch.
I don't think so.
She's damaged goods.
She's going to be too old.
And it's interesting because they're already pushing Michelle Obama for 2020.
So it'll be interesting if she did.
Let's just say she did roll out of the crypt and try to run in 2020.
It'd be interesting to see those two going at it like they did in 2008.
Of course, going back to Jill Stein, even Democrats now are just blasting her efforts, this recount efforts They're saying it's a total scam, and indeed it is.
She's raised a lot of money, but that money isn't even guaranteed to go to the recount.
It's going to be going to prop up the Green Party.
So it's totally scammed.
The Obama administration's come out saying that the election results accurately reflected the will of the American people.
Clinton's campaign attorney has actually said they haven't uncovered any actionable evidence of hacking or outside attempts to alter the voting technology.
So this will be said.
There's no proof.
Why is she doing this?
It's a total failed operation.
But now she's raised even more than the two million dollars necessary.
Six million plus at this point.
And guess what?
It's going to go to help the Green Party in the future.
And here's a little bit of a hypocrisy, which I think is like a criteria of the alt-left.
Hillary's lawyer, who Just two days ago, confirmed that he would be participating in Jill Stein's recounts in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.
Mark Elias is now publicly calling on North Carolina Republican gubernatorial candidate Pat McCrory to halt his recount efforts because he has an insurmountable 9,000 vote margin, which of course is Less than half of what he's saying could be that gap that could really clinch the deal to show that there was some vote fraud going on there with Hillary and Trump.
I mean, total hypocrisy.
Just move aside.
Something that was really kind of outraging people, of course, yesterday we saw another attack there at Ohio State University, and immediately people were coming out saying, oh, that poor little jihadist.
That poor guy.
Everyone, let's just feel sorry for him.
Well, here's this filmmaker, independent filmmaker, Tariq Nasheed, a self-described anti-racism strategist.
Well, he comes out saying, hmm, it's very interesting that they're using the term hero to describe the white police officer who shot and killed a black suspect.
Racist!
Totally crazy.
This guy blocked me on Twitter because I told him that the Grinch wants his eyebrows back because all he does is use racist rhetoric to get his point across.
He's a total joke.
John Kasich Actually received his own tidal wave of Twitter hate for ushering out his condolences for those that were hurt in this attack yesterday.
And people are blaming him, saying, you're the one that opened the floodgate, opened Ohio's borders to allow in all the international refugees.
So people are saying that's totally your fault.
And here Trump was right about Somali migrants.
Now this was just three weeks ago.
Trump actually cautioned that Somali migrants in states such as Minnesota were refusing to integrate and that a portion of them pose a terror threat.
And of course, you know, people were just all in an uproar about that.
But under President Obama, 43,000 Somali refugees have been settled in the U.S.
with no adequate way to check their backgrounds as they enter the country.
And indeed, the Republican-led Congress is going to be overseeing a large-scale importation of Somali migrants.
Since 2001, the U.S.
has permanently resettled nearly 100,000 migrants from Somalia.
This is a nation Where female genital mutilation for women and girls is about 98%.
Homosexuality can be punishable by death.
And in a single year, Congress is funding visas for nearly 300,000 Muslim immigrants from Somalia.
So this is more than double the size of the entire population of Dayton, Ohio.
Eighteen-year-old Somali refugee Abdul Razak Ali Artan, who obtained a green card to enter the United States in 2014, injured eleven students on the Ohio State University campus yesterday, first striking them with a car and then exiting the car to attack the students with a butcher knife.
World Net Daily reports Campus Police Chief Craig Stone said, Our officer was on the scene in less than a minute and he ended the situation in less than a minute.
He engaged the suspect and he eliminated the threat.
The suspect is DOA.
Artan had been quoted in the campus newspaper, The Lantern, several months ago complaining about the school's lack of Islamic prayer rooms.
He blamed the negative view Americans have of Muslims on Islamophobia planted in their minds by the U.S.
media, not by the numerous terror attacks or sexual assaults.
And the delusional blame game continues to mushroom.
Tariq Nasheed, an extreme left documentary filmmaker, bemoaned, so white officer Alan Heruko, who shot and killed the black Somali stabbing suspect in Ohio, is being paraded as a hero?
That's interesting.
Anti-Second Amendment Senator Tim Kaine tweeted, Of course, no gun was used.
by the senseless act of gun violence at Ohio State this morning, praying for the injured and the entire Buckeye community.
Of course, no gun was used.
Paul Joseph Watson pointed out that a woman named Kay tweeted, Poor kid goes through hell as a child in Somalia, comes to America, probably been bullied by racists in white Ohio.
Now he's dead.
Thanks Trump.
And even the New World Order chimed in as Anna De Rothschild tweeted, Thoughts and prayers are with the victims in Ohio.
America must wake up and abolish your second amendment.
It is 100% the problem.
Trump is blind.
Meanwhile, back here in reality that exists 24-7 outside of the Twitter universe, people in Columbus, Ohio now have more reason to be looking over their shoulder.
As recent as February of 2016, Mohammed Bari, a Muslim immigrant from Guinea, charged into the Nazareth restaurant and deli in Columbus, Ohio and attacked the patrons with a machete in what was described as a bloodbath.
Bari was shot dead.
cnsnews.com reports 98,799 Somali refugees have settled in the United States since 9-11.
More than 99% of those refugees are Muslim, reflecting the religious makeup of Somalia's population which is almost entirely Muslim, predominantly Sunni.
The largest number of Somali refugees arriving in the country since 9-11 have been settled in Minnesota, almost 16,000, Ohio, more than 7,500, and sizable communities also in Texas, New York, and Arizona.
America chose Trump for a reason.
Paul Joseph Watson writes, Three weeks ago, Trump cautioned that Somali migrants in states such as Minnesota were refusing to integrate and that a portion of them posed a terror threat.
Some of them are joining ISIS and spreading their extremist views all over our country and all over the world, said Trump.
Of course, no one wants to call it a terror attack, but Barry and Artaan were just following orders from terrorists.
Business Insider reports, Michael Smith, the founder of security from Cronus Advisory, who has advised Congress on terror-related issues, pointed out on Twitter that an ISIS video released days before the OSU attack showed a French ISIS member demonstrating how to kill people using knives.
The ISIS member also called for attacks in the West, and in the past two months, English-language ISIS propaganda magazines have called for vehicle and knife attacks.
Sorry, Anna de Rothschild and Senator Tim Kaine.
Thanks to people like you and your globalist policies, this is precisely why Americans need their Second Amendment rights.
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Everybody's been watching Donald Trump's picks, the good, the bad, the ugly.
He has a lot of people on his list and positions that he's not filled yet at the top, and one of those I want to talk about tonight is Treasury Secretary.
Because we've got a possibility here of somebody that he might appoint That would end the Fed.
This guy is on the same page as Ron Paul, and Donald Trump met with him yesterday.
He is on the same page as Ron Paul, and yet, as a former banker of a regional bank, BB&T, he understands the details of the banking industry and can speak to those details, again.
He's also been with the Cato Institute.
I'm going to read you some of the things that he wrote, but who are the people that are on the short list for Donald Trump's Treasury Secretary?
Of course, there's Steve Mnuchin, who is a Goldman Sachs banker, 17 years, he was with Goldman Sachs.
He was also Trump's campaign chair since May, so there's a close personal relationship there.
Most people believe that because of that, he is a frontrunner.
Donald Trump is still meeting with other people.
We have House Financial Services Chairman Jeb Hensarling, who is going to meet with Trump on Thursday.
But yesterday he met with John Allison, as I pointed out, former CEO of BB&T.
Now, Ron Paul has said, and rightly so, that to really make America great again, we need to end the Fed.
This guy could be the man who ends the Fed.
Business Insider said Trump is meeting with an ex-banker CEO who wants to abolish the Federal Reserve and return to the gold standard.
They said that Trump's been on the campaign trail.
He questioned the future of the Financial Reserve's political independence.
But Allison also takes that rhetoric a step further.
He said, I would get rid of the Federal Reserve because the volatility in the economy is primarily caused by the Fed.
When the Fed is radically changing the money supply, distorting interest rates, over-regulating the financial sector, it makes rational economic calculation difficult.
Markets do form bubbles, but the Fed makes them worse.
Now I tell you this because Donald Trump has not made this pick yet, just as he's not made the Secretary of State pick.
And we look at people like Mitt Romney, people like David Petraeus, I think we need to speak out.
Now is not the time to go to sleep.
Now is the time to pay careful attention to the people that are on the list that Donald Trump is interviewing.
We need to help him stay outside of Washington and away from influences that are going to really subvert his presidency in the same way we saw Ronald Reagan's presidency get subverted.
So I think we need to support the good people.
I think we need to oppose the bad people as we see this developing.
And let me read you some of the things that John Allison wrote at the Cato Institute, because he really does understand the situation.
He's a government skeptic.
He says this, one observation of my 40-year career at BB&T, I don't know it a single time when federal regulators, primarily FDIC, but actually identified a significant bank failure in advance.
Regulators are always the last ones to the party after everybody in the market, the other bankers, know something's going on.
Thus, in that context, regulators have a 100% failure rate.
Indeed, in my experience, whenever they get involved with a bank that's struggling, they always make it worse because they don't know how to run a bank.
See, that's the key thing.
He also points out the self-interest of the bureaucracy.
He says they like to talk about the public good, but really what they're pursuing is the regulatory good.
He says sometimes the public good and the regulatory good may align, but they don't manage for the public good, they consistently manage for the regulatory good.
He points out that the people who get appointed to these positions are people who are politically connected.
Hopefully that will change.
Maybe Donald Trump will reach out to somebody who is not part of the political establishment, like John Allison, who understands this.
And he goes on to characterize regulations under Bush, Clinton, and Obama.
And he is spot on.
Listen to this.
He said, President Bill Clinton's big issue was fair lending.
The regulators paid almost no attention to safety or to soundness.
And what happened?
We got the massive consolidation of banks.
We got too big to fail.
We got the repeal of Glass-Steagall, which allowed them to do things that were not sound.
So he understands that.
Then he says under President George W. Bush, the focus was almost exclusively on the Patriot Act.
One of the great myths is that banks were deregulated under Bush, yet three major new laws were passed under his administration.
The Privacy Act, the Sardines-Oxley, and the Patriot Act.
A massive increase in regulations in the Bush era, the most in the current administration.
And he goes on to say that under President Obama, we have a truly unique phenomenon, an administration that likes all regulations.
And so we could go on with this, but we don't have the time.
Let me just finish up with what he has to say about Dodd-Frank.
He said under new consumer compliance provisions of Dodd-Frank, the qualified lending standards are very loose.
In fact, standards are below subprime, which makes progressives happy.
However, the paperwork is extraordinarily complex.
That's why small banks are going out of business.
He says it's ironic that the Fed is printing money willy-nilly, then having regulators making it harder for banks to make loans to small businesses and going out of business themselves.
So, whether or not Donald Trump picks John Allison, he is a man to listen to and we should consider that.
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We're here at the University of Texas in Austin, and we're going to find out what students here think about the late communist dictator, Fidel Castro.
I kind of didn't even know he was still alive until, like, he died.
But, I mean, I knew who he was, and I know a lot of people are happy about his death, which... and then there's some people that are sad, so...
Honestly, I think he was a bad dictator.
But he's dead.
in the past, so I guess to signify it's like a change, a good change.
Honestly, I think he was a bad dictator, but he's dead.
I think it's funny that like America spent millions trying to kill him and then he just like dies off on his own.
I don't think he was a very good leader.
I am not upset that he's dead at all.
And I hope that somebody else takes over his ruling and does way better than he did.
He was a dictator and should not be romanticized for recently dying.
It is upsetting that he died, of course, but... I'm Taiwanese, so I do have a kind of negative image of communism in general, but man's a man.
He died, left a legacy, but it's really up to the Cubans to decide who... what opinion they should hold.
Other than the irony of him dying on Black Friday, I don't really have too many opinions.
Well, as a South American, I'm from Colombia, he always had the fame of being a dictator and being aggressive and having his people submerged into a dictatorship.
He provided their free education in Cuba.
It's the country that has graduated the most doctors per capita.
I don't have any good opinions on that one, my bad.
Well, based off of how Cubans feel about it, and how he was very oppressive and everything, I guess I would side on their opinions, because they were the ones that were oppressed, and I say it's probably a good thing that he passed away.
I don't know how he is as a person, historically.
Did both good and bad things.
Bad mostly for U.S.
Good for mostly Cuba, for the most part.
I know he did a lot of bad stuff for the Cuban people.
But he increased, I know he increased the amount of doctors in the country, dramatically.
I mean, he did egregious things, and death is sad, but hopefully there's a better tomorrow.
Um, I guess I'm not too supportive of him, just because I have a lot of friends that, like, immigrated here from Cuba, and just from talking to them and, like, their family history, I don't think that he's necessarily, like, the best person.
Well, I think he was an oppressive dictator of an authoritarian regime, a communist regime that resisted the, uh, the influence of the United States in a lot of ways, and Yeah.
Glad he's dead.
Donald Trump?
Yeah, that's probably Donald Trump.
Gotta go with Donald there, too.
No comment.
Come on.
No, I really don't know.
So you think Trump is as bad as Castro?
I wouldn't say as bad, but to pick between those two, I would need more research.
I mean, I would still go with Trump because, I don't know, even though Trump's personality is a little frightening, I think that, like, his past is not related to communism, and that's a little bit, you know, more assuring.
I'm, like, Republican, so I would say not communism.
Anything besides Donald Trump, honestly, at this point.
So Castro over Trump?
I guess.
Donald Trump or Fidel Castro?
Probably Trump.
What about you?
Probably Trump.
Trump.
You pick Trump?
Yeah.
Probably Donald Trump.
Maybe Donald Trump.
I feel like he has a different way to handle things and look at things and maybe his way is the way to do it.
So I know Fidel Castro is not.
Donald Trump or Fidel Castro?
Neither.
Well, I feel like Castro has a lot of conflicts with the general, like, government of America, right?
That just, that wouldn't work.
So folks, we just heard from the students here at the University of Texas.
Now, most did not have an in-depth understanding of Fidel Castro.
Some didn't know much about him at all, but most of the people here understood On the surface that he was a communist dictator and oppressive, though some said that the good outweighed the bad, others said that the bad outweighed the good.
But you saw the amazing reaction we got from people when they had the choice between Trump and Castro.
Some were so paralyzed they couldn't even make that choice.
When we threw them a third option, Trump, Castro, or death, you saw the reaction to that.
It was still hard for them to choose between Donald Trump, Fidel Castro, or death.
It must be tough here at the University of Texas.
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They woke up to a huge shock.
They lost a lot of their seats.
We're going to be talking about this.
I'm Margaret Hall reporting for InfoWars.com.
I'm joined in studio by our nightly news director, Rob Dew.
And the shock!
They're wiping the smirk off their faces, number one, Rob, but number two... I'm not wiping mine off.
He's not.
He knew the whole time.
Number two, they're scrambling to find a new leader in the wake of what was a catastrophe for them.
You know, I pulled this article And you can't believe the rhetoric just before Trump won.
One of them says Trump's incendiary presidential campaign would be a curse on vulnerable Republicans.
Of course, that didn't happen.
And now they're all scrambling because they're the vulnerable ones.
And they're about to prop up this ridiculous leader yet again, 14 years straight.
I don't know what they're thinking.
You'd think that they would get rid of her.
Nancy Pelosi's been in power since 07, as Speaker of the House.
The levels of people, her levels of Democrats in the House have gone down.
They've just gone down.
They're at their lowest level since 1929.
So I really don't know what she's expecting.
They'll probably just put her in because the Democrats haven't learned from this election.
They're still fighting.
They're still playing this race game, this gender game that, you know, the whole deck is stacked against anybody if they're not a white male.
Do you think it's just because she's a woman?
I mean, is that the only appeal that she would have if you're a Democrat voting?
I think at this point, yeah.
She hasn't said anything very... She said some really stupid statements.
We're going to get to a whole compilation of them at the end of this.
Rob brought you such a treat.
Nancy Pelosi, Idiocy 101.
You mentioned that she has a contender.
Tam Ryan is his name.
He's coming out of Ohio.
Little known about this guy.
In one article that we pulled from the Washington Post, apparently he comes out of the Rust Belt.
Here's what he had to say on election night, which is hilarious.
On the eve of the vote, we're within striking distance.
I think a lot of people are going to be surprised tomorrow.
We have a lot of support.
Regarding Hillary Clinton's victory.
So he's not a bright guy, clearly.
He couldn't even bring people to a rally that had LeBron James at it in Cleveland.
There was like 300 people there.
But he's from Ohio, which is the melting pot.
And supposedly in his area, he's well-liked despite Trump having taken Ohio.
He cites how disliked in this article Trump actually is and was in Ohio, which makes no sense at all.
But it looks like he's trying to pull on the fact that he's this middle America guy who's this average Joe.
Washington Post has already declared her the victor.
She's already declared it herself, by the way.
I'm just quoting her.
And she's got some arrogance about her, frankly.
I mean, I guess it's just hers.
Let me get into this.
Back in July.
She made, or maybe it was June, it was June in 2016.
She made a shoe trip.
She went to go shop at a shoe store.
And here's what Paul Smith was actually a witness to this.
Here's what he wrote.
A large, perfectly polished and gleaming black SUV is attempting a left turn from Hunt onto southbound Maine.
Not easy.
Suddenly blue and red lights are flashing from the windshield of the SUV.
And I said to my friends, I've never seen any, that's not a regular vehicle.
I think that's illegal.
That's dangerous.
He points out that a police car happens to be going northbound, pulls into the center lane, and the policeman starts shaking his arms and hollering at the driver of the SUV, who pays no attention to him, lets this lady out, and she walks in to the shoe store, which is called Foot Candy, I believe.
Yeah, Foot Candy.
All right.
Then he says goodbye to his friends.
He's walking up to the shoe store.
As I approach Foot Candy, Nancy Pelosi comes out with shopping bags and a man assists her into the SUV.
The SUV flashing lights burst back on and they burst back into southbound traffic.
Wow.
Privilege.
Power.
Who's SUV?
Taxpayers?
He questioned.
Say it ain't so, Nancy.
So this guy's probably a Democrat, too.
Probably one of these, you know, do-gooder Democrats who thinks that, you know, because they have the right feelings, that everything's OK.
But here she is.
Just one of the, you know, This is how she acts with her power.
She's without, and not only that, but the woman never takes responsibility for anything that she says or does at all.
I can understand speeding to get shoes.
This that I brought you, I cannot understand.
And I didn't know this prior to looking at this, but apparently members of Congress, they actually have the ability to commit insider trading.
Oh, yeah, it's legal.
Right, right.
We would be fined, jailed, or homes would be gone.
Apparently, 60 Minutes did an expose on her about how she bought these stocks and these initial IPOs.
She made major money from information that she had access to that you and I, it would be a crime if we capitalized on it.
Not illegal for her to do it, but it really lets you know about the character of the woman.
She's using the extent of her, you know, whatever she has in that office to the highest possible degree to benefit herself.
I think if you're a democratic woman, you could do whatever you want in this country.
You could probably kill people with a machete, drive over them with a car.
See, that guy was a Somali man.
He wasn't allowed to do that.
But if Nancy Pelosi ran down a bunch of people in Ohio State and started hacking them with a machete, it would probably be OK.
They probably say, well, she's a woman, you know, and she's a Democrat.
So obviously she had our best intentions in heart.
Right.
Well, you can't question the motivation of Nancy Pelosi.
That's that's for sure.
Or, you know, the woman is untouchable as far as I'm concerned, 14 years.
14 years in power.
And what has she done exactly other than use her position to buy expensive shoes and make a crap ton of money based on information?
And the Clintons did the same thing.
When they came out of the presidency, we were dead broke.
And then she becomes a senator, they start the Clinton Foundation, and they have hundreds of millions of dollars now, like over a hundred million dollars.
Their daughter has a multi-million dollar apartment in New York.
And who can afford this stuff on the salary of a senator from New York?
Not, no, you can't really do that unless you're siphoning off that money from your multi-billion dollar Clinton fund.
You know, you want to believe that people are magnanimous, they have good hearts, but then you look at what they're doing and you're like, holy mother, they are using their positions of power and influence to line their own pockets.
And she's a total Clinton crony as far as I'm concerned.
Now, moving right along, the DNC, we've talked about how the Democratic Party as a whole in Congress are scrambling to find a head now that Trump has figuratively cut it off.
The DNC, the same thing.
Alex has covered this time and again, I know you have as well, how corrupt they are.
We've talked about WikiLeaks, you know, what they're actually doing, what they did to Bernie Sanders, frankly.
What they did in the debates.
They don't play by the rules.
They don't play by the rules.
Donna Brazile.
Precisely.
They're scrambling to find a head now that theirs has been severed.
Of course, Brazile disgracefully removed.
Also fired from CNN.
And Keith Ellison is who they're throwing up.
As the contender, the main contender to head the DNC, just a little bit about him.
Of course, he's a Muslim.
He's in Congress.
And he's made some pretty inflammatory radical statements.
He loves Fidel Castro.
He loves Fidel.
He called Fidel Castro.
Get this, Rob.
So this is what he had to say about Castro's death and his passing.
Did he use dictatorial tactics?
Yes, probably he did.
But did he also stand up for peace and freedom in Africa?
Absolutely.
When was that?
Am I missing something?
When he sent a bunch of Cubans to actually run Desqua and try a coup in Africa.
What is he talking about?
In fact, I think Che went to Africa.
To foment that rebellion.
You know, people, that really tells you where his politics lie.
Is he a communist?
That would be my next question.
You know, what's up with Keith Ellison?
He actually advocated for a separate state for black people in America at one point.
He's a radical.
The Democratic Party is not the party of the people anymore.
They were a creature of Wall Street for the last 20 years.
So it's a deserving death at this point that is happening slowly before our eyes.
Maybe, you know, people like Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren can kind of keep it revival, but I think it's going to go more socialist than it is more centrist.
But without further ado now, let's go to those amazing Nancy Pelosi quotes, which tells you why, it makes me wonder why, how somebody like this could still be in elected office.
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We covered this story, Joe Biggs and I, yesterday about this Somalian refugee who plowed into a group of students, took out a butcher knife, hacking into nine of them, ultimately shot and killed by police.
And we're beginning to see the media spin, frankly, about this young man, who he is, the refugee crisis as a whole.
It's really starting to annoy me.
And I know you brought some really interesting information, especially on social media regarding who this attacker was and how people are feeling about it.
Does it annoy you at all to see the media spin on this already so quickly?
What I can't stand is when an attack comes out, it's automatically, they're ready to say white guy.
White guy with a gun.
Lone Wolf is how they're painting this in particular.
It's a lone wolf.
I mean, he has nothing to do with ISIS whatsoever, even though ISIS particularly called out for an attack like this on American soil, and ISIS has now come out today and claimed that this guy was part of their brotherhood and that this was an attack that they hold dear and he represents ISIS and was one of their soldiers for a lot.
You know, what I can't stand is the left is always ready to just jump immediately on gun control.
Now look at this.
Senator Tim Kaine, deeply saddened by the senseless act of gun violence at Ohio State this morning, praying for the injured and the entire Buckeye community, Hello?
McFly?
It was a car and a butcher's night.
Hey, how about we wait till the facts come out before you jump on here with your commie love and chubby fingers and start tweeting away and sound like an unprofessional douchebag.
Well, people don't even know who Tim Kaine is anymore.
The election's over.
They're like, who is that?
So I told the guy, I said, sorry a hero with a gun killed your terrorist buddy, Sharia Tim Kaine.
When real heroes kill terrorists, Tim calls it senseless gun violence.
Right.
So that's me trolling him.
Oh, nice.
Here's the lady from Moms Demand Action, Shannon Watts.
Our nations protect their students.
America gives dangerous people guns and asks students to defend themselves.
Well, you don't allow your students to have guns.
Second of all, a gun wasn't used in the attack.
So maybe just chill out on the tweets for a minute until we get all the facts.
Okay, Moms Demand Action?
Maybe you should pull out a dildo and start another rally for that.
You know, there it is right there.
Hey, they're the dildo protesters.
They love doing this.
Here's another one.
You said it's a family show.
That's right.
Anyway, but you're absolutely right.
I mean, they need to get the facts straight.
That's the bottom line here.
They need to get the facts straight.
Can't wait for all the politicians who refuse to adjust gun laws and send their thoughts and prayers to Ohio State.
Well, let's first think about what we're tweeting and get the facts first.
And, I mean, it's just ridiculous.
They're so quick to jump on this and blame white people, blame guns.
But as soon as it came out that this guy was of Somali descent, then all of a sudden, you saw on Twitter, the trend went all the way down to 10.
Right.
Precisely.
They don't want to sit here and give that any light whatsoever because it's hard to talk about this.
Because at the end of the day, we should feel guilty because of our white privilege.
We're the ones that caused this, our mean tweets.
We saw this with Omar Mateen and the 49 people who died in that Pulse nightclub shooting.
We saw this with, I think their last name is The Farooqs, if I'm not mistaken, in San Bernardino.
And that, you know, that mass death.
We see this apology stance happening every single time where the facts are totally sanitized from an article.
And you mentioned social media.
This young man, Abdullah Artin, actually posted on Facebook expressing anger about the treatment of Muslims around the world.
Um, he, you know, this message was discovered by law enforcement investigators looking into a social media page.
So he was, he was talking about how mistreated Muslims are around the world.
And then his response to that is to go and try to kill them.
Oh yeah.
This one out, he goes, poor kid goes through hell as a child in Somalia, comes to America, probably have been bullied by racists in white Ohio.
Now he's dead.
Hashtag thanks Trump.
So, yeah.
Islam can't attack people, Trump supporter.
People attack people, and that guy was obviously not right in his mind.
And I went, yeah, you'll be the first to jump on the gun control bandwagon, won't you?
It's insanity, not radical Islam.
Look, there is a problem.
It's anything but radical Islam.
It's gun violence.
It's Trump.
It's mental instability.
It's anything but radical Islam.
Radical Islam is not a problem.
Meanwhile, let's look at the list of Islamic terror attacks in 2016 and they stopped doing this test in July because there's quite frankly so many.
During this time period, there were 1,274 Islamic attacks, in which 11,774 people were killed and 14,303 killed around the world.
So that seems kind of like a problem.
In their eyes, they'll be like, they just think, well, we'll get those 11,774 people back.
It's okay.
Don't worry about it.
No, this is an issue, and we should call it radical Islam.
That is what it is.
I feel like it's a breath of fresh air that we're going to have a president who's, quite frankly, not scared to say it for once.
Radical Islam.
Exactly.
Radical Islam.
Let's all say it together.
You know, the radicalization process, and that's largely why you and I are here, because we wanted to talk about how there is a radicalization process that happens, and we have to acknowledge it.
And for whatever reason, this young man decided to become radicalized and become an ISIS sympathizer.
It's annoying that the media is trying to whitewash it and just call him a lone wolf or somebody that had a mental issue because that's not what was happening.
And don't you think it's part of the problem when people refuse to even acknowledge that process?
I mean, there's a process to this.
Or no?
It doesn't happen.
It's a cultural thing.
Now there's a guy named Ami Horowitz who was in Minnesota, Minneapolis.
He actually interviewed tons of Somalians.
They have a huge population there.
And he asked them, what do you think about Sharia law?
From children all the way up to old women were all like, Sharia law is good.
And then he asked, do you prefer Sharia law over American law?
They all said yes.
Then he says, would you rather live in Somalia or in the USA?
And they all said, these are people who live in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
They would all rather live in Somalia.
This is the problem.
They don't want to fit in.
They don't want to assimilate to our way of life.
Don't you have to take a constitutional test to acquire citizenship?
You have to love and profess the Constitution of the United States, not Sharia law.
Isn't that sort of required?
Yeah, but if you look at the culture of these people, just like in Iraq and Afghanistan and other Muslim nations, it's okay to lie to non-believers.
So for them, when they do that and they lie and they know they're not being truthful, it's okay because at the end of the day, it's an ends to a mean, or a mean to an ends.
So they're doing that so they can get in.
And the report we did last week, remember the guy who was one of the terrorists who'd been held at Guantanamo.
He said he didn't want another 9-11 attack.
He said that's a little too hard.
It's easier for them to systematically come in, use these open borders, breed their way in, use the laws against us to better benefit themselves, and then usher in Sharia law and then take over the world.
And that, when they find America at its weakest point, that's when they slit the throat.
There's an agenda, is what that confirms.
There's an agenda going on, and we're very foolish to ignore it.
What do you make?
Okay, so I just want to shift this to Trump because I know we're running out of time, but we talked about, you know, these instances on the ground and how Trump is being blamed in tweets.
Ironically, I don't even know what he had to do.
What did he have to do with this, Beggs?
I mean, what's wrong with people in their, in their conscience?
Well, it's 2016 and he's a white person.
Right, so he's to blame.
He is to blame for this.
He is a racist nationalist, and he wants sovereignty, and he wants secure borders, and he wants to vet people that are coming into our country.
He wants to make sure that these are people who share our values, so at the end of the day, that makes him a big ol' racist bigot.
Right.
Eloquently put, by the way, eloquently put.
Hey, man, that's just how the liberal left is.
And it's pathetic we live in this day and age where it's come to this point where we can't even be proud Americans.
We can't even be proud to go out and practice our faiths.
Meanwhile, this guy was upset because at another university, they didn't have enough prayer rooms for him.
So they want to claim that they're the peaceful religion or the religion of peace.
Meanwhile, to prove it, they're willing to go out and kill people and or attack them, cut them, drive them over with cars, throw them off bridges, kill homosexuals, do all this stuff to prove just how peaceful they are.
That's insane.
It is insane.
Omar Hassan, who's the president of this Columbus, Ohio-based Somali Community Association, he said that a member of Artaan's family told him that the suspect's mother and siblings had been interviewed by law enforcement and authorities after the incident in Columbus.
Just to point this out, they're the second biggest Somali population in the U.S., about 50,000 immigrants from the East African nation residing in this community.
We're talking about a massive population swell in one area.
There's a guy named Farah, who is a Muslim who goes to Ohio State, who is a Somali refugee, says attacks blamed on terrorism have a familiar aftermath on campuses, snide comments, peering eyes.
Well, people are kind of scared.
If you've gone through an attack and a certain type of person did it because of religious beliefs or whatever, That's going to make people a bit apprehensive of other people who look just like that and or act like that.
That's not racist.
That's just what happens after a traumatic experience.
People are automatically going to be a little apprehensive of that.
Well, you know what?
That's it for tonight's segment on this.
I've enjoyed our conversation.
Margaret's been very informative.
Tune in tomorrow, 7 p.m.
Central Standard Time back here at the InfoWars Nightly News.
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