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Sept. 13, 2023 - Rudy Giuliani

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America's Mayor Live (E233): Speaker McCarthy Opens Impeachment Inquiry Into President Biden

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	Very good, Ted!
	You did that 5-4-3-2-1 without a single interruption, which puts you several steps above Joe Biden.
	We'd like our listeners to know that we're operating at an intellectual level significantly above the President of the United States, who's... I mean, I don't know IQ numbers that well anymore, but I don't think you can go into negative numbers, so we're okay.
	I don't think.
	If you could, he would.
	No question about it.
	Well, yesterday he did grave damage to the United States in the way he handled September 11th for numerous reasons.
	And he did grave damage to himself.
	It would be impossible if you were a person capable of thinking for yourself.
	and capable of getting yourself out of whatever political prejudice you have on the right or the
	left, but there's no viable excuse for the way Biden handled the whole situation in Afghanistan,
	the way he handled really what's going on in Ukraine, where for weeks and weeks and weeks,
	he couldn't make a definitive, a strong statement about America's response and even occasionally,
	or at least one occasion, minimized it and said if it was a minor attack, he would consider
	not even doing anything.
	Now, I'm not proposing that he do something, or not.
	I'm proposing that he learn diplomacy, because he's a complete jackass.
	And jackasses at that level of government cost you lives, and he has cost us lives.
	Now, if you need a demonstration of that, I would just ask you to exercise logic.
	I know it doesn't exist anymore, but...
	is how it works, right?
	You take two premises, you analyze them and you reach a conclusion that's at least on the face of it, correct, accurate.
	So let's look at what Biden does.
	Biden targets parts of Ukraine for attack in order to keep his land bridge From Russia to Crimea.
	The response of the Ukrainian army at this point has been to try to stop them and to slow them down.
	And they have been rather unsuccessful because they did get the land bridge they wanted, maybe short of the area around Karkev, which is right north of the land bridge, but quite successfully in the southern part, which was their main objective.
	This has now allowed them to go back and think about their other main role, which is virtually united the world.
	I mean, I think there's very few people in the world that don't believe that Iran is the product of a system that was developed that way in order to help undermine the United States of America.
	and to allow it just to develop and to be enshrined that way is extraordinarily dangerous.
	So I don't know, and we haven't really taken much time on this.
	When I say we haven't, I mean everyone hasn't.
	We're so tied up in the shock and the horror and some of the things that are done by President
	Biden that I don't know that we have thought out what's our response.
	Will our response be something akin to total war against the Arabs who are killing Israelis, killing Americans, and planning all kinds of horrible things, some of which they may try before we're able to get this war over.
	I think it's good that we all deal with each other as honestly as possible about this, not cover it over with euphemism.
	Whatever Mark Rusk was or is, he did good things in his life.
	This betrayal of his country at a time in which we're kind of coming down to what's going to happen here is...
	Very heartbreaking.
	Brilliant.
	I think that's the only way to describe it.
	So the Biden inquiry is now underway, and it has been described as an inquiry rather than a grand jury proceeding.
	Actually, the two terms that would be in distinction to each other are inquiry or impeachment investigation.
	Now, McCarthy's position is one that I'm struggling with.
	Largely because the American people don't understand that this means really one, two, three, three grand juries before they get indicted.
	The first one, which I testified in front of, Spent a lot of time preparing for it.
	When I arrived, I was told that either I didn't have to testify or I could testify much later.
	And I realized that this was some kind of a strange organization.
	Let's put it that way.
	I was trying to find a nice way to say it.
	So very, very soon, I mean, as soon as you can put this all together, you have got to take a good look at the difference between an inquiry and an impeachment proceeding.
	An inquiry is no different than any other Senate inquiry.
	They better have remembered to provide for the oath of honor.
	The oath to tell the truth because it is not automatically effective unless you actually take the oath.
	That's been forgotten at times.
	And they better try to keep these interesting as opposed to one horrible event after another or one punishment after another.
	This is supposed to be to enlighten the American people that we find out the difference between an inquiry and an indictment.
	Now, here are the arguments on both sides.
	On one side, which would be the Romney-Christie side, they say more facts are necessary in order to bring an indictment that is going to be sustained because they bear, the Biden administration bears such very good relationships with the press.
	That's a reasonable argument.
	There's nothing wrong with that.
	The prison guards, the prison officials believe that the newspapers should be supplied by the prisoners, that the prisoners should move around the prisoners.
	Not have them move around in private cars or some other way.
	This is a particularly dangerous brand of criminal who would be likely has already killed people and would be likely to kill more.
	So, just to end this, I come down very, very I'm pretty much confident that it has to be an inquiry.
	I know all of my friends and probably most of the people that support me want me to say, let's do an impeachment.
	Let's do it right now.
	I could have done the impeachment three years ago.
	Well, everything I just said is true, but it's not going to help.
	They're going to take our position.
	If we go with it, they're going to attack it every day for having been hastily put together and not put together.
	Uh, then they're really criticizing it for not having tanked it.
	But, uh, which they thought they had done.
	So... We will have available for you ways to participate.
	Ways that you'll enjoy.
	We'll get you a, um... We're getting a print-up tonight, and if you don't like him, you can... You can let us know.
	Because we'll make other ones.
	But we'll have a t-shirt, different than everybody else's, that will say, um...
	That I guess we'll say what we're thinking about.
	What do you think we should say on it?
	On the t-shirt?
	Well, I know the first one we got to do is Rudy was right.
	I want to do it in, we'll think of a color, but I want to make it black.
	Yeah, we'll talk blue.
	What's your color?
	You know what?
	Comment, let us know.
	This is our audience.
	A lot of you have been with us now for a year, every night, for well over an hour.
	Comment below.
	We're going to start offering some unique merchandise of Mayor Giuliani and we have a full team here and we're going to be reading everything you suggest.
	Let us know.
	We're thinking we start off with hats, t-shirts, stickers, mugs.
	Stickers are big, we know that.
	T-shirts.
	T-shirts, of course.
	Stickers and buttons.
	But let us know, and not just the items and merchandise you'll be interested in, but sayings and quotes.
	We're only going to have a few at the beginning.
	Are we going to have male and female T-shirts?
	I guess you're supposed to do that, so we'll do that, yeah.
	There are only two genders.
	We'll do that.
	We'll do that.
	There are?
	That's what I said.
	What did you say, Mike?
	I said, Mary, there's... Would you get him off the show, please?
	Sorry, sorry, Mary.
	I can't even hear that.
	There's only two genders.
	I can't even hear that.
	I was told.
	I was told.
	You don't hear that?
	For that reason alone, we should have two, right?
	For that reason alone, we should have two.
	Sorry.
	Sorry, everybody.
	Sorry, sorry.
	I forgot.
	This is my own station.
	So, Connor, would you... Would I tell myself?
	Yeah.
	Last night, in the middle of the night, I said, Giuliani, there are 57 genders, you jackass!
	You can't even get beyond two!
	Simplistic little fool.
	Simplistic moron.
	You rely on Uncontrovertible scientific facts?
	You idiot!
	You pretend to rely on those, like Fauci!
	Then you say what you want to say, because you get your royalties that way.
	Hmm.
	Giuliani, you're a jackass.
	No wonder you're having trouble paying your lawyers.
	You didn't steal.
	Like so many of these guys in politics.
	My father used to tell me, my father died before I entered politics.
	Even before I was U.S.
	Attorney, my father died, actually, I was informed of my confirmation as a third-ranking official in the Justice Department at my father's wake.
	So my father never saw that part of my career, but he did and was very active in my career as a lawyer and really enjoyed it and really wanted me to be a judge for the purpose of safety.
	Now, I started investigating judges in New York after him, and then I realized, wow, at least in New York City, Here was the general rule.
	You wanted to be a judge, you made a hundred grand contribution to the party.
	That really inspires you with confidence about how apolitical it all is.
	And then when the party needs a favor, like, you know, this one's got to go our way.
	How many of them have the moral courage to say, a few, not many.
	So, There is so much to cleaning this up that you really got to throw out the baby with the bathwater and start all over again.
	Most of the judges on the bench would probably have to go.
	I mean, there are very few of them that haven't put murderers back out on the street with the ridiculous bail laws that we have.
	None of them really have had the courage to challenge the laws by applying them more strictly and seeing if the Court of Appeals will agree with some of the insane brag applications.
	So, the courts, when I talk about the courts, it's very, very complicated because there is no the courts.
	Like there's one big system and it all interrelates with each other.
	Let me make it really complicated for you.
	Write it out.
	This is, uh, if you want some credit for law school, you better call the Bar Association and tell them to stop suspending me because the riot they thought I was going to produce has never happened, and the one they were hoping I was part of The United States District Judge in the District of Columbia has written only a 12 or 13 paragraph opinion saying that there is no plausible connection between what I did and any of the violence.
	So now I've been suspended from the practice of law for I guess about two and a half years on the theory that I am a danger.
	Now, theories exist for a short while, right?
	When you're trying to find out, is the theory correct or not?
	At least that's what the purpose of it is in a preliminary injunction.
	We've now had two and a half to three years, there isn't a single, thank God, act of violence attributed to anything I've done, said, thought, or even dreamed.
	You think maybe they're stopping me from being a lawyer because they're a bunch of prejudiced, anti-American, fascist-like people?
	See, I'm preparing a different way for my trial with them.
	It's called, I'm not sucking up.
	I'm calling it as it is.
	These guys shouldn't be in that courtroom with me.
	I should be trying them for violating my civil rights.
	That's really what we should be doing.
	And unfortunately, we're not.
	And we've got to live through this for another year.
	And this is the month now of September.
	So a year and two months.
	But really longer because Biden lasts until January.
	I don't know if he's gonna last, but something like Biden.
	That's a cute little expression.
	Something like Biden.
	Could be like a song.
	Why don't you call up Jason Aldean and see if he can do a song for us.
	Something like Biden.
	You get out your guitar.
	I wish I could do that.
	Do you think we can get his number, Mayor?
	Aldean?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, I'd like to get his number.
	Let's get his number and we'll have him make a song just for your show.
	Maybe he'll do a song for me.
	A theme song.
	Just something like Biden.
	I like that.
	Yeah, yeah.
	I like that.
	We're thinking things here.
	We're very intuitive tonight.
	You think we're very active tonight?
	We're really hopped up?
	Well, listen, compared to Biden, we're like geniuses over here.
	When do I get to do my Biden impression?
	Right.
	You can do whatever you like.
	I didn't do it last night because I considered last night to be a solemn night.
	Right.
	And if you watched last night, I'm glad my mother wasn't around because she'd have called me and been angry again.
	I got angry.
	She said, Rudolph, you don't do your best when you get angry.
	You think better when you're not angry.
	Say, Mom, sometimes it, you know, sometimes I get angry.
	It isn't really like I get angry.
	I do it.
	To generate emotion, because I used to do it in the courtroom as a trial lawyer.
	Man, I could go really nuts in the courtroom.
	Sometimes they would think, you know, I needed medicine.
	I didn't.
	But you learn as a trial lawyer that words are surely important.
	But words get remembered better based on the underlying feelings of the words.
	I don't know if you know what I'm saying, right?
	So if I give a monotone summation to a jury, the chances that that's going to persuade, or even if it does because the facts are overwhelming, the chances it's going to have much of an impression are zero and that the people are going to stay awake.
	But if you modulate it, I've never been in favor of a It drives me nuts when I listen to a lawyer in a courtroom or a politician just begin, start, and just scream.
	Just scream as of this speech.
	I had a person who trained me to be a political speaker named Roger Ailes.
	And when you did that, he said he used to do this.
	What the F do you think that's for?
	Hey, jackass, what the F do you think that's for?
	Oh, Mr. Ailes, that's a microphone.
	Well, that means you're not in a barn, idiot.
	You do not have to scream.
	Now, I want you to look at yourself now on television, which is a hot medium that comes in really close.
	I want to watch you scream it.
	And of course, you look at it and you see, God Almighty, I'm a maniac.
	And then that gets you to So, you know, if you're doing a stage play, you overplay.
	You do a movie, you underplay.
	Same thing in what I'm talking about.
	That in many, many cases, you have got to think of the medium that you're in.
	I wanted to make sure I'm covering my subject before I go off on a tangent.
	So, we have a new Biden introduced into the picture.
	Her name is Casey Owens.
	She is, she is Trump's, not Trump, she is Biden's niece, Hunter's cousin, and Hunter's sister's daughter.
	Got that right.
	She, in her long and illustrious career, for reasons that don't seem to jump off the page as merit, but could be, got a job with the Internal Revenue Service, and there are any number of communications now that have been discovered between her and her crooked brother seeking favors from the Internal Revenue Service.
	And, gee, no one told us about her, right?
	No one told us about her.
	So this is part of the, you know, we see the money to the Biden family.
	Over the nine people have gotten paid by the Chinese communists.
	But now we're starting to see kind of how the conspiracy fills itself out.
	So Casey performs her role at IRS by getting information.
	Information for them.
	Casey Owens is the daughter of first sister.
	Isn't that silly they do that, first sister?
	What do they do, first cousin, first sister?
	First grand cousin?
	I don't know.
	Casey Owens, the daughter of first sister.
	Valerie Biden Owens.
	Notified her cousin and his business partners at now-defunct Rosemont Seneca Advisors about an investment conference held by China Investment Corporation while working as a special assistant for the department's US-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue on April 12, 2010.
	That's one of the emails.
	She also invited them to a coming out fund for a sovereign wealth fund, particularly
	in China because she knew how interested she was.
	This is where Hunter met with the chief investment officer, Gao Zedong, from whom he was seeking
	an enormous amount of money for himself and his partner.
	The partner, of course, being Devin Archer and also the son of Senator Kerry, which might
	raise an eyebrow, right?
	Now how would you like to raise a whole face?
	So you know that expression, raise an eyebrow about something being shocking?
	Well now I'm going to have you raise your whole face, because it is not only shocking that this is true, It is shocking that this, along with about 10 material facts about this case, are consistently concealed from you.
	The partner at the time that they were trying to get help from the NEETs, and a partner for a very long time of the Biden company, was Whitey Bulger's nephew.
	So if we're talking about nephews, we're talking about the nephew of At a certain period of time, the most wanted man in America, working with, uh, hand in glove with the, um, with the son of the president, with one of our biggest enemies, um, the Red Chinese.
	Doesn't it seem to you as something that shouldn't happen?
	That only crooks do?
	Sure does to me.
	And she made sure that they were at all of the Sovereign Wealth Fund functions.
	And it points out all the work that was done between the Chinese Communist sovereign entities and the Biden group, which was raking in all kinds of money without any, any, any, any knowledge of anything.
	In fact, you know, the money was not... This woman, this Casey woman, who knows, maybe she could have been instrumental in helping with the money, but that wasn't the deal here.
	She didn't get to analyze the money.
	She was here because of her name, her connection, and because she could help wander, she could help hide Hunter's involvement.
	This Rose Monsenica group that made all this money just a few years later, Entered into a partnership along with Hunter Biden, Devin Archer, who was a friend of the son of Hugh Carey.
	John Carey.
	John, the world is going to end.
	That's how I can remember him now.
	John, the world is going to end in 2010 Carey.
	That rhymed, Mayor.
	What?
	That rhymed.
	John, the world is going to end in 2010.
	That's how I remember things.
	I rhyme them.
	So now, we've got a very, very strange partnership, which I'm starting to think, you know, in terms of American history, like during the Cold War, let's Let's say this happened.
	Let's just say you just hold that for me there.
	Just right there.
	Let's say this happened.
	Okay.
	We have, we have Hunter.
	Okay.
	Hunter is the son of the VP US.
	Okay.
	Then we have Devin.
	And we have Kerry's son-in-law.
	So that gives us the Secretaries II for the Secretary of State, okay?
	Then we have James Bulger.
	He's the nephew of an organized crime murderer.
	Okay.
	Hunter?
	Devin, who comes along in the Carrie Biden orbit.
	The Kerry kid.
	And then the nephew of one of the biggest organized criminals in the U.S.
	And China is investing with them.
	Original investment?
	One.
	Billion.
	One billion dollars.
	One.
	Billion.
	Dollars.
	That was the start-off.
	That was the good faith money.
	You do not give $1 billion to a start-up equity fund that has in it no one with any real tremendous history in equity.
	I don't know if Bolger did, but I would think his connection with his organized crime uncle, which was close, they were close to each other, would disqualify him immediately.
	For this if we had a legitimate government, but it didn't they went ahead and this became Rosemont Seneca Thornton and it existed at least into 2021 after Biden was president and Hunter was getting 10% of this and this produced billions and Hunter has also explained that the 10% of He pays, out of that 10%, he pays all the expenses of the family, and he pays 50% of his income back to his father.
	So, we have the whole deal now.
	We know the whole deal.
	There's no doubt about it.
	You can sleep, you can do whatever you want, you can laugh, but that is the deal as laid out by the crooks in the hard drive.
	That they thought no one would ever, would ever get to see.
	And the fact that he is, that I can describe those facts to you, and this man is sitting in the White House tonight with that little button right next to him, has to be an enormously frightening thought.
	Particularly since he also is not completely of sound mind.
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	Code.
	And shall ye... Okay.
	Mayor, if you can, if you, did you erase the board or do you still have that up?
	Which?
	The stuff we had on a minute ago.
	If anybody could read it, yeah.
	Can you show that again?
	People are asking, they want to see it again.
	Someone did mention you have doctor's handwriting, whatever that means.
	They said they compared your handwriting to that of a doctor.
	I don't think that was meant to be.
	Before we become unduly nasty, this is my writing when I get a chance to write normally.
	Yes, let them see that.
	I'm not going to say that's great, but I'm not going to say that's doctor's handwriting either.
	You can make out Biden inquiry versus indictment, Casey Owens, Trump relative, and And worked for Hunter.
	Questions to be asked of them.
	50% for 30 years from Hunter.
	February 2, 2016, four long conversations we want to learn about.
	And COVID comes from Mulan.
	You can make out that.
	Look, COVID comes from Wuhan.
	Now, when we get here, where I was writing backhanded, wise guys, I was writing backhanded.
	It got a little messy.
	This is what they're looking at.
	Now, there's no possibility you can read that.
	There are some things you can pick up.
	You can pick up Hunter, right?
	That's certainly Hunter's name.
	He can pick up U.S.
	here.
	Now is that U.S.
	twice?
	I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.
	This is a handwriting of someone who has a lot that we, you know, we want to get it all down on paper.
	Hunter, Hunter, Hunter, I think it's Hunter VP.
	Okay.
	Then there's Devin, but you can't, it looks like Derm, but it's Devin.
	That's Devin Archer.
	That was his number two partner.
	Kerry Stepson over here.
	I love this.
	How do you do on James Bolger?
	You guys can see that, right?
	Of course, we all know him as Whitey Bolger.
	Oh, this is James Bolger.
	My handwriting is important.
	The conflict of interest are the important ones, right?
	Yeah.
	And then, not too bad is James Bolger, the gangster's nephew.
	How do you do on James Bolger?
	You guys can see that, right?
	Of course, we all know him as Whitey Bolger.
	Whitey Bolger was his nephew.
	So you're going to tell me.
	You're going to tell me that the People's Republic of China took the handsome sum of $1 billion
	and sent it to a private equity fund, headed by a guy who spends more time in drug rehabilitation
	than he does at home, who got thrown out of the military for not being able to stay clean for one
	month, has been barred from every place in America just about, and is a complete natter well.
	So they're going to pump $1.5 billion.
	Eventually, I say $1.5.
	Eventually, the $1 billion went up in six months to $1.5 billion.
	Not that they made any profit for them, but they probably needed more favors.
	And then they're going to put it into a fund with a gangster's nephew?
	Why?
	Because they're getting the VP.
	They're getting the VP's influence.
	They're getting him, getting them information that they need.
	It is not coincidental when the VP was stealing records from the White House.
	Stealing, I say, because unlike President Trump, who's the President of the United States, or Biden, now that he's President, or he has no right to take the documents from the White House.
	The President does.
	A senator, which is what he was during a lot of this, actually can't even take it out of a specific room in the Senate called the SCIF.
	You gotta go read your classified documents there.
	You cannot take them home with you.
	You can't take them home with you under any circumstances, unless you're the President of the United States, maybe the Vice President, Secretary of Defense.
	Because they have to do work on such things that could be involved in war.
	It's very skimpy and very little.
	Trump ended up with as many as he had.
	Not that he did it normally during his presidency.
	But when he left, a certain number of papers he was allowed to take in order to analyze to see if they were personal or not under the Presidential Record Act.
	And the archivist gave him a hell of a time.
	The archivist is a Trump deranged maniac.
	The archivist is the guy.
	I want you just to put the pieces together.
	The archivist who drove Trump crazy over documents that never moved out of Mar-a-Lago when he had documents from Biden that had been gone for 18 years and had been put in places like Chinatown, two institutes run by China, And put on a ledge right next to a Chinese spy who passed them for about 180 days.
	Passed right by them for 180 days.
	And we also find among the Chinese documents several that look like plagiarized intelligence reports.
	Say plagiarism, who's the first family you think of?
	Biden's.
	So with regard to Trump's documents, there's not a single problem.
	There are a couple that have mislaid, a couple they couldn't find.
	But they weren't put somewhere where Russia could see them, or they weren't put in Russia-town, or they weren't laid out in front of somebody who is a very well-paid Russian spy.
	And we're talking about a totally explainable situation.
	Biden had No reason to have them home with us.
	And no justification to have them home with us.
	In fact, it was a crime to take it out of the skiff.
	Who cares?
	Only one of 190 that he committed, right?
	What are we going to prosecute him for?
	All of them?
	How about a couple?
	Couple?
	Maybe we could do a couple.
	The comparison between the two here is just, it's just, it's what we mean when we say we have a two-tiered system of justice.
	Now I want you to analyze that.
	Here's where we get to do something on most shows you don't get to do.
	We get to use our brain.
	Two-tiered system of justice.
	That means that one, tier one, Now, isn't the definition of justice that people are treated equally?
	So, haven't you just contradicted justice with that expression, two-tiered system of justice?
	The only justice you get is a one-tiered system of justice.
	But, of course, the euphemistic communist press likes to call it two-tiered system of justice.
	Well, of course, it isn't justice at all.
	They have destroyed it in front of our very eyes, just like they destroyed the education for our children.
	They have destroyed American justice.
	What they are doing to Trump, what they are doing to Trump's acolytes and friends and associates is about the worst violation of civil rights in terms of politics that we've ever had in this country.
	And it doesn't stop there.
	They were pursuing Christians, what was it, a couple years ago, during the Obama administration.
	Now they've got heavy, heavy emphasis on Christians because Christians, Christians now are more dangerous than they ever were.
	They really are a very dangerous group.
	They're even more dangerous than they were in the Roman Empire.
	Really, somehow they became dangerous again.
	Because they go to a Latin mass.
	And at the Latin mass, they get all worked up.
	They become crazy.
	They become wild.
	They attack each other.
	That's what it means when you say they're terrorists.
	The indicia of terrorism for the unbelievably complicated and really bad guy that runs the FBI is that they entertain foreign old-fashioned ideas.
	Like, as I said, like the Latin mass.
	I don't know the connection.
	I don't know how they justify that.
	I'm sure there must be something there in between that holds those together.
	I know it's specious and silly, but...
	Well, Mayor, the politicians need to worry about real things that are going on, because we live in the real world, me and you.
	Like crime in our city, just moments ago while you were speaking, I didn't want to interrupt you, right?
	One block from your house, a duo on a moped just went up to a couple and ripped their necklace and just...
	It is, Mike, a trade-off.
	cops are looking for him. This literally happened two minutes in Eric Adams, New York City.
	So politicians need to start worrying about crime and people's safety and stuff like that,
	not worry about Latin mass and other nonsense things like this.
	Well, I mean, it is, Mike, a trade off. It is without doubt a trade off because there
	are just so many resources. Bernie Kerik and I had occasion over the last couple of days
	to spend a good deal of time together at functions where, you know, the functions are not always
	going on all the time. So you have a good deal of time to talk.
	And we talked a lot about the intersection of, in reducing crime, both the right number of police officers and the right strategies and the right evaluation Because if you only have one of the three, you really don't meaningfully reduce crime.
	And you don't do it intergenerational, intergenerations.
	So if you have, right now, when I became mayor, numbers are off a little, we had about 37,000 police officers.
	I grew it to 41,000.
	When I left, there were 41,000.
	That number is now down to, I believe, 33,000.
	And because Mayor Adams prefers the illegal migrants who are being brought in by the cartels to our domestic American New York citizens, they've been invited here very, very generously by him.
	They've been promised many more things in New York than they would get in any other city, which is why they've come to New York more than any other city.
	And now he doesn't know what to do because, well, just because when he was a cop he didn't know what to do.
	And I'm still asking for an arrest.
	17 years a cop, I can't find an arrest.
	What do you think he was doing as a cop if he didn't arrest anybody?
	Oh, I know exactly what he was doing.
	He was organizing that political group.
	Yeah, black men.
	Black men, one million men, whatever, which was a racist organization.
	But we're not going to get into that.
	That's a whole other night.
	Because if we get into that, we're going to be here all night.
	So we're not going to get into that.
	We're not going to get into that.
	Bernie Carrick actually told me a great story about him and Eric Adams.
	I'm not going to repeat it because it was told to me in private, but it was a very amazing story.
	And I'm sure you, and I'm sure you, I'm sure, yeah, I'm sure, no, the mayor knows what story it is.
	He knows.
	I have a new segment for our show.
	We're going to do it, what's tonight?
	Tuesday?
	Wednesday.
	We're going to do this every Wednesday night.
	People are going to start stories they don't tell.
	They're gonna tell us amazing stories that other people don't know.
	you like to, Jennifer, would you like to begin for us and just just to show a
	little story you know it's like you know it's like you know it's like someone
	Someone like Jennifer... There's a reason why I'm not telling the story.
	Jennifer's never been married, right?
	Of course, you've had... Jennifer.
	Justine.
	Justine has never been married, but I'm sure she's had boyfriends, many.
	And I know this happens between men and women all the time, right?
	Particularly women do this to men.
	They get angry at you and won't tell you why.
	Right?
	Come on.
	It's happened to all of us, guys, right?
	You look at your girlfriend or your wife and you say, what's wrong?
	Nothing.
	What's wrong?
	Nothing.
	Well, they should know!
	What's wrong?
	Nothing.
	But, so, let's, let's do... So he was going to tell us a great story by Bernie Kerrigan.
	He's not going to tell us.
	Well, I know there's a reason why.
	I want her to tell me a great story she can't tell me.
	We're going to see who tells the best story that can't be told.
	Hmm.
	Okay.
	Well, I almost got kicked out of the Miss America pageant.
	But I can't necessarily say why.
	Because if I say why, I might get kicked out of the pageant again.
	Wow!
	This is juicy stuff.
	This is juicy stuff.
	You were kicked out and you can't say why?
	I was almost kicked out.
	Almost kicked out?
	Oh, but you were because they didn't find out.
	That adds to the story.
	Well, you can't repeat it.
	Yeah, she can't tell us why.
	Rob has a story that he can't tell us.
	Go ahead, Rob.
	Which beauty pageant were you in, Rob?
	I have a story about how it is the ruling class elitist communists plan to take over the United States and destroy it, but I can't tell you that story because it's just, we'll get kicked off the air or something.
	We'll call Jimmy tomorrow from Brooklyn.
	I've got a good one.
	The mayor once told me a story.
	Mayor Giuliani told me a very interesting story, but I can't say any more.
	Can you give us the beginning of the topic?
	I can give you the first sentence.
	Oh wow.
	It was a cold April morning.
	That's all I can say.
	This is the story from Mayor Giuliani.
	That's it!
	I'll ask him if I can tell you more.
	First of all, I'll bet you that you're a good one.
	While you're all out there poking fun of me in there, in that land.
	Wait a second.
	Wait a second.
	Come here, Mike.
	Come here.
	Come on.
	Come here, Mike. Come here. Come here.
	Michael's here. Come on.
	You gotta tell us a story you can't tell.
	Now he's gonna try to defend himself.
	All right, sure.
	All right.
	So, story is, I'm in Las Vegas, it's the middle of August.
	A friend of mine calls me up from Germany.
	He says, I've got no money, I've got no ID, I need to get back home.
	I got him home, but I can't tell you how.
	True story, by the way.
	Hi, Fabrice.
	I tell you, quick group.
	That was good.
	All good.
	Alright, no seriously though.
	Just think of how much smarter we are than the Biden White House.
	Mayor, as you know... Imagine the Biden White House.
	Can you make something up?
	May I?
	May I?
	As you know, Bernie Kerrick, and for people who never met Bernie Kerrick, he's scary, okay?
	So, I'm not gonna tell any stories that I'm not allowed to tell that he told me, you know, when I was at the dinner with him or something.
	That's it.
	That's all I'm saying.
	Bernie's a little teddy bear.
	No, he's scary.
	Bernie's scary.
	Bernie the teddy bear.
	Two daughters.
	He scares me.
	No, I like Bernie.
	I have no problems with Bernie.
	He's just scary.
	You want that for the record in case the commissioners listen, right?
	You like Bernie.
	I love Bernie.
	I love you.
	For the record, they all like you.
	Everyone here likes Bernie.
	You're just scary as shit.
	That's all.
	That's it.
	By the way, he likes that.
	I know he likes that.
	You know, some guys or women, you'd get them really upset if you said, this is scary as shit.
	Bernie's sitting there saying, it's working.
	I got it working.
	I've been in jail with the worst of the worst, and Bernie is pretty scary, man.
	Let me tell you.
	Bernie ran to jail.
	That's what I'm saying.
	He ran Rikers.
	He ran Rikers Island.
	I worked in jail.
	I've never been to jail.
	Let me just clarify that, but yeah.
	Bernie's actually done both.
	He knows it, and pretty soon I'm going to be joining him.
	Stop it, stop it.
	No, no, no, he's getting me, he's giving me... He's giving you a crash course?
	He's giving me a little course on, you know... Not happening, not happening.
	I figure I'll organize... We'll get you protection in there.
	The Republican Prisoners Group.
	Conservatives for Christ.
	How about that one?
	How about Conservatives for Trump?
	Conservatives for Trump.
	Christ.
	You can't vote for Christ.
	That's true.
	It doesn't do you any good.
	I mean, if you vote for Christ, you get put in jail.
	That's right.
	For violating the First Amendment.
	Violating the fact.
	In fact, I think I hear a call already from my parole officer.
	I may be getting violated for having mentioned a religious something.
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	I am working on my health.
	I already had, again today, two helpings of this, because I felt a little more tired again today, less than yesterday, because of, I think, September 11th.
	And I don't think it was that I worked that hard on September 11th.
	I've had September 11th where I did many more appearances and wasn't as tired.
	I think I was very depressed about this September 11.
	Not just the general depression that I have on December 11, which I understand is quite normal.
	I mean, when we think of depression, we have to think of depression in two ways.
	Depression can be abnormal, because there's really nothing wrong and you're upset.
	I mean, you're making good money, your wife loves you, your kids love you, everything's going well, and all of a sudden every morning you get up and you're, That is clinical depression.
	Definitely, I shouldn't say that, nothing is definitely curable, but highly susceptible to treatment if you take care of it and shouldn't worry about it.
	You should go to a doctor and get it taken care of.
	But if you just lost your wife of 30 years, God forbid, or you lose a child, God forbid, and you're depressed, there's nothing wrong with you.
	In fact, there'd be something wrong with you if you weren't.
	Should be treated, but differently.
	I'm just, I don't know why I'm saying that with a balance in nature, but what I'm telling you is, you have to have, in order to ward off and to deal with all these things that happen to us in life, I don't care who you are, I don't care how rich you are, I don't care how smart or beautiful you are, The greatest tragedies can hit you, and all you have to do is just exercise your mind for a second and think of what those might be.
	That's the way life is, and that's the way God made it.
	Because God gave us free will so that we could have self-respect, which is so important.
	I think self-respect is a God-given virtue.
	But you gotta stay healthy.
	Staying healthy has always had to do with eating properly.
	It's the reason why animals stay healthy.
	The ones that eat properly and the ones that don't.
	Fruits and vegetables are critical to your diet.
	We do not eat enough fruits and vegetables.
	We just don't.
	When I say we don't, 9 out of 10 don't.
	Because we, no matter what we think, we eat fast.
	Right?
	We may have one sit-down meal, a real sit-down meal.
	We may have a dinner, many of us might.
	We still may have some families that have a breakfast and a dinner, much rarer.
	We don't have breakfast, dinner, and lunch anymore.
	And with that, we start to lose the foods that, you know, so you have a quick sandwich.
	Normally, you know, you might have had a big plate of vegetables, some protein with it.
	You might have had fruit as dessert.
	Right?
	How often does that happen?
	Day in, day out, day in, day out.
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	Also, remember about vegetables.
	No such thing as too much.
	Even when you eat them, you know, normally.
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	When I was young, I was a four-time winner of the Happy Valley Spelling Bee.
	And will you put your IQ up against mine?
	Put my IQ up against yours any day.
	What about Corn Pop?
	I'll put my IQ up against you any day.
	And I'm going to come out there and I'm going to kick you all around the barn, but first I'm going to go inside in the pool and have the children touch the hair on my legs.
	That's right, he threatened Mr. Trump during the 2016 election.
	Take him out.
	I want you guys to give these out.
	Just take a few.
	Poppin' pills!
	Poppin' pills at Rudy's!
	Dr. Howard!
	Dr. Howard, see?
	We're poppin' your pills at Rudy's!
	Will you please get these?
	I don't like wasting my voice here to help you.
	I want you guys to get these.
	They don't, they don't... I'm gonna tell you...
	Oh, that's... It's hard to feel exactly the moment that it works.
	It happens more... Well, you know, I'm gonna get some other people on.
	Let's get some other people on while we have a little talk about balance of nature.
	Sure.
	And how they reacted to it.
	Sure.
	Because... We'll set that up.
	I have people that I've talked to about this and say, I just got it.
	Boom.
	Took it for three days and all of a sudden I felt...
	Me, it was about a week, and I just found myself getting up a little faster, hanging on a little longer, and then all of a sudden, like a substantial amount more.
	The first was a little bit of a jolt, and the second was... I could ask...
	Well, Mayor, while you were talking about that lovely product here, Newsweek actually wrote a positive article saying that you accused Kamala Harris of cackling at 9-11.
	Of what?
	That you accused Kamala Harris of cackling at the 9-11 ceremony, and they actually wrote a pretty decent article about it.
	People are listening to your show.
	The only thing I have to say, just to clarify it, unless there's somebody that imitates her, it was Kamala.
	I I saw her laughing, I heard the cackling, but I was too far away.
	I mean if somebody else were cackling in back of her, I could have been confused.
	So I'm getting, I'm doing this like I have a due testimony.
	However, in my My 78 or 79, I hate to remember, but whatever I am of life, I've never heard anybody cackle like that, even animals.
	That's a cackle you don't forget.
	It's worse than a hyena.
	No, hiatus is much more pleasant.
	She was talking, I'll tell you, she was talking to, she was talking to, uh, uh, uh, no brains. Um, Hogle.
	Oh, no brains.
	And it is possible that she actually laughed at a Hokel joke.
	Oh!
	Boy, that's dangerous.
	You got nothing going on.
	I still can't believe.
	Can you imagine in the middle of a, in the middle of a, uh, serious ceremony, They're laughing and giggling.
	And they went...
	Why was AOC there?
	Was she even born before 9-11?
	She was behind me!
	I know.
	I saw her beady eyes.
	Oh my god, did that really photobomb my shot?
	She ruined your picture.
	Ted had to crop it out.
	I have people that follow me anymore because I allowed myself to be used by her.
	I didn't know she was there.
	I hardly even know what she looks like.
	I don't think I've ever seen her in person.
	She's trying to use your cloud.
	But when I see where she was on my shoulders, she's tiny.
	Is she tiny?
	She's small.
	Yeah, she's petite.
	She's not.
	She's not like... No, no, no.
	She is.
	That's a... It's not a criticism.
	Yeah, she's... No, no.
	She's tiny.
	I walked to the office next door to hers or a couple doors down the hall for those fact-checkers.
	I know they're gonna fact-check me on it.
	I was right down the hall.
	She's very... She is a very short woman.
	How long does she have those pictures?
	Might be five feet, maybe.
	4'11".
	Boy, she's got a lot of pep.
	I will say about her that, um...
	First of all, I'm going to say a few positive things about her.
	A lot of people, some people think she's dumb.
	I'm going to tell you, I have no evaluation of her intellect because I don't know her well enough except to say one thing.
	She's smarter than Biden.
	I knew Joe Biden.
	He was a friend of mine.
	He was the dumbest man I've ever known.
	That is the God's honest truth.
	I want you to bring on this show someone dumber than Joe Biden.
	That could be tough.
	So far, we've had some great people on the show.
	We probably have had a few dummies.
	We have not had anyone that comes close to Joe Biden.
	Well, Mayor, I'll tell you right now.
	My great uncle has Asperger's and he's been in a home.
	That's an illness.
	No, I know.
	But he speaks German and stuff.
	And he's not even Italian.
	He taught himself German.
	So he has a mental illness and he's still smarter than Joe Biden.
	So yeah, that's pretty pretty sad.
	Yeah, I'm looking.
	I'm looking for I'm looking for where they are.
	Can we watch a short video of Mr. Biden versus some light jazz music?
	Yes. What? What?
	What?
	Yes. You.
	There they are.
	This is to the group that lined up yesterday for September 11th.
	They have certain things in common.
	Not a single one of them was there on September 11th.
	Not a single one.
	The closest to it would have been Bloomberg, but he became mayor four months later.
	Some of these people I don't know, the ones I do know, I wished I didn't.
	None of these people did a single thing to help me on September 11th.
	But you notice that I'm not in the picture.
	Okay, I don't need to be.
	Bernie Carrot's not in the picture.
	Mm-hmm.
	Tom Van Essen's not in the picture.
	Mm-hmm.
	John Huvane's not in the picture.
	Mm-hmm.
	I can go on and on.
	People who almost died that day aren't in the picture.
	You'd think maybe they'd find someone who had something to do with September 11, instead of a group of lying politicians.
	You go from one liar to another here.
	I mean, Mayorkas there, when you start with Mayorkas, It's hard to go worse liar, but I don't know, you could do pretty well with Hochul, Adams.
	And then you got Murphy at the very end, who should be constantly at grave sites for the old people that he killed in New Jersey.
	I mean, this is a hard group.
	When I saw this group, it was the first feeling of, what am I doing here?
	And when Bernie saw Mayorkas, whoa!
	He just started thinking of all those people coming across the border, wide open.
	I mean, it is a little ridiculous that we can't tell you, is it 4 million or 7 million?
	That's a little ridiculous.
	It's also a little ridiculous that we can't tell you for sure there were a couple of million, a couple of million.
	We never even got a picture of them.
	The ones that we did theoretically vet, we found out very little about, which means anybody could be living next to you.
	But there's another two million, maybe more, That we don't know a single thing about, which is why, which is why I got so angry yesterday at Mayor Adams, right here, and Mayor Bloomberg for praising him.
	They're talking about being nice and generous and putting in very, very comfortable places, very close to our innocent citizens, people, and they don't know who they are.
	And there are indications that some, but not all, are dangerous criminals.
	Why are they dangerous criminals?
	Well, one, they're being selected by dangerous criminals to come over.
	The dangerous criminals selecting them, the cartels, are doing it to make money in enormous amounts.
	And to do that, you've got to send criminals across to help you make the money.
	So here's the impact of Joe Biden's doing something really extraordinary, which is inviting an invasion of his land, which he did when he was running and at the... I'll never forget it, as if it were yesterday.
	At the Democratic Convention, such as it was in 2000, he told people to surge to the border.
	I've never heard that word.
	I mean, that's basically words you use with criminals.
	Criminals kind of surge.
	Basically telling people, get ready.
	When I become president, you all can come in.
	Well, what happened?
	Trump goes.
	Has immigration under, like, 30-year lows, particularly with the brilliant agreement he made with the president of Mexico?
	I think it was days that it goes into the 10,000 a day.
	Then 20,000.
	I mean, I'd have to go back and check with Governor Abbott.
	It might have been the same day.
	It just started right away.
	Gates open.
	Come on in.
	Border Patrol told, don't stop them.
	Remember the guys with the horses who got in trouble?
	And that they said they were hitting the people with whips.
	They were hitting the horses with little things to keep them under control.
	But I mean, they really got in trouble because they were interfering with people coming in.
	You say, well, oh, come on, Giuliani.
	They stop people from coming in.
	You show me the last pictures of the Immigration Service stopping a single person from coming in and explain to me if they stop people coming in, why have they had Abbott?
	Why are they fighting with Abbott in court to take his barriers out of the river and his people?
	Does that make any sense to you?
	That these law enforcement officers in the state of Texas want to help you stop people who are illegal?
	Or let's put it another way, people we know nothing about from coming into our home.
	And you stop them from doing that.
	And you don't do it.
	So what does that say?
	It says you do not want a border.
	If you don't want a border, you don't want a country.
	Now, this sounds strange to you, doesn't it?
	It doesn't sound strange to me if you read George Soros.
	It doesn't sound strange to me if you read both original and latter-day Marxists.
	It doesn't sound strange to me if you actually listen to some of Obama's speeches.
	This is the one world they're talking about, where this provincial racist colony America will get wiped away.
	These are not disconnected actions.
	That's why I put Jimmy on the radio as often as I do, and I hope you listen to him, because it is not Conspiracy theory.
	It's not QAnon, whatever the hell that is.
	I don't even know what QAnon is.
	It isn't any of those clowns that were running around on January 7, either the right-wing clowns or the left-wing clowns or maybe the FBI clowns who made up most of them.
	This is a very, very serious thing.
	You cannot have a country without a border.
	Now, add to that that we live in a particularly dangerous era.
	We have Islamic terrorism still very vital, very strong, and very willing to destroy us, and extraordinarily patient about doing it.
	There are more of them in this country than ever before.
	And now they get in without any detection.
	There's not a single person in American intelligence that can tell you, without any degree of accuracy, how many Islamic extremist terrorists are in this country.
	Now, why is that?
	Because they come over the border without being seen.
	And I would think that's a premium dollar for the cartels.
	Meaning, get me over without being detected.
	Okay, that'll be 10 grand a shot.
	More than that, okay.
	Way more than that.
	And of course they can pay that.
	Yeah, 30, 40, 50 grand.
	And it probably works this way, as I'm told, if there's any risk in that when they pull that one back and then they go out three days later, four days later.
	Just think of how easy it is.
	You have our resources stretched so they can't do anymore.
	So we're not looking for them on the border.
	So they really should bring their price down.
	Well, Mayor, we're way into socket time.
	There's not much challenge to this.
	But I want to give the Border Patrol a...
	Good job today, because they caught that guy who was on the loose in Pennsylvania.
	The Border Patrol caught them with their K-9 unit, caught the guy finally.
	The K-9s found him in the woods.
	They were there legal?
	Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
	So Border Patrol actually did their job today, and they caught an illegal alien who committed a crime that was supposed to be in jail.
	Actually, it was supposed to be deported, but they put him in an American jail for some odd reason.
	I guess we could thank Joe Biden and Obama for that, but Border Patrol caught him and he is now back in a super max jail and hopefully will not get out.
	Danello Cavalcante was taken into custody after he was subdued by a police dog Wednesday morning in Chester County.
	The dramatic capture occurred around 8 a.m.
	Wednesday in Chester County.
	It involved an aircraft, a lightning storm, a police dog, and more than 20 tactical officers.
	At around 1 a.m.
	Wednesday, an aircraft flying above the search area picked up a heat signal on the ground, and then a storm rolled in and forced the aircraft out of the area, and they actually waited for a number of hours.
	Until the weather system passed by and the aircraft could be redeployed, and they then engaged with Cavalcante, who was sleeping when police found him.
	He was lying on top of a rifle he had stolen from a nearby resident, and they took him by surprise.
	So he tried to flee by crawling through the thick underbrush with the rifle in hand.
	A police dog was released and bit him, preventing him from using the rifle, and police then took him into custody.
	Well, I mean, that's good police work, and it should be known that the Border Patrol is a first-rate law enforcement organization, and if utilized, could reduce, even without any increase in resources, could reduce by 25% or more the amount of illegals coming in.
	Properly utilized, it could get it down to 80%.
	...properly utilized and also get down the number of terrorists almost zero.
	And reconfigure this strategy so that the misses take place with the least dangerous, as opposed to the strategy that now exists, which would be hard to explain to you.
	But I will if you want.
	I mean, I'll do it on a map and show you.
	There's a way to do this.
	So you concentrate your resources in the most dangerous area.
	And if you're going to miss, you're going to miss in the least dangerous areas or vice versa.
	Now you say, well that changes.
	It sure does.
	Ever hear of anything called Comstat?
	Do you know who developed Comstat?
	That was you.
	Oh, but liberals say Comstat is, they lie.
	They pad the stats.
	Yeah, yeah, they pad the stats.
	Wouldn't that be, I would use that as part of an advertisement for CompStat and show the number of crimes and murders they have in liberal cities.
	CompStat's also racist.
	Yeah, anything liberals are for with regard to crime, you will reduce crime by being against it.
	Just follow that now, okay?
	Anything, therefore, with regard to crime, you will reduce crime by being against it.
	Here's a nice, simple one.
	They are for putting criminals out on the street who beat people, rape people, smash people's heads in.
	If you take those people and put them in prison, you have less people that are being smashed, raped, and beaten.
	That's an extraordinarily ingenious Instruction, isn't it?
	It requires a brilliant mind to figure that out.
	One guy once, back in the 80s or 70s, when this crazy left-wing, right-wing battle was going on, I think he did it on Saturday Night Live when they were willing to do whatever, you know, he said, he had a slogan for president, If there are more people in jail, there's less crime in the streets.
	And it wasn't considered racist then.
	It was considered funny.
	He said, if there are more people in jail, there's less crime in the streets.
	Or, when they're in jail, they can't commit crimes.
	Except in jail.
	Those are some good lines.
	Your late great friend, Howard Safer, that reminded me of a great line he had I recently heard, Mayor.
	A shooting Is a homicide with bad aim.
	Yeah.
	Isn't that a good line?
	Howard Safer.
	Howard did that because we really judged ourselves not based on murder, but based on shootings.
	Because if we could bring the shootings down, we could really bring the murders down.
	Because he is absolutely right.
	I mean, unless it's a totally ridiculous, frivolous kind of shooting, if it's a shooting with intent to kill, then the only reason it didn't happen is the person made a mistake.
	So when you start looking at dangerous numbers, you gotta always look at shootings in a city.
	It'll also tell you something.
	Like if the shootings are ahead of the murders, the murders are gonna catch up.
	So let's say you have a city and murder's down 3%, but shootings are up 5%.
	In about three months, murder will be up.
	Their aim improves.
	It's uncanny.
	But shootings tell you...
	Shootings tell you a lot about where you're, they tell you more about where your city is going than murder.
	Because murder is very infrequent.
	Even in a city that has a lot of murders, like when New York had 2,000 murders, we had 12,000 larcenies.
	So, I mean, many more people are going to be affected by those crimes.
	So like Adams, when Adams got murdered down by like a measly 2%, he thought he was going to have a safe city because Adams really doesn't work with a full, you know.
	And what he didn't realize is, well, that doesn't do much for the guy that gets beaten up on the subway.
	So he goes home and he sees the murder is down by 2% and he's got a broken jaw.
	Yeah, big deal.
	He's going to feel very safe.
	So, Mayor, I'm looking at CompStat.
	You want a quote?
	Sure.
	Yeah, OK.
	This is a great one, because there was this city councilwoman or assemblywoman who got beaten up, who was in favor of defunding the police.
	Now she's become very conservative.
	I can't remember her name now, but about a couple of days ago it was in the paper.
	We need more of that.
	Sorry to say.
	Did you see that one?
	Oh, and she was really, she was all, and the police, I think, wanted to use her, you know, and they made her show herself with all the blood over her face and stuff like that.
	Well, I'm going to tell you this Koch story.
	There was a judge at one time, I think it was Judge Wright, he was called, Bruce Wright, he was called Cut-Em-Loose Bruce, because he used to let criminals out, like 95 murders and they were out in two days or whatever.
	Koch really hated him.
	So every time he would do one of his crazy releases on somebody, Koch would take the rap sheet, which is then all paper, and he would throw it across the room in the blue room.
	I continued to do that until crime went down.
	I mean, I borrowed it from him though.
	And he would then lay out In much greater detail, you know, the crimes.
	And then one day he said, you know, how do you make, how do you get people to get on the side of reducing crime?
	He said, the best way to turn a liberal into a conservative is get them mugged.
	Get them mugged.
	So a couple of weeks later, this judge, I don't think it was Judge Wright, might have been, but a judge like Judge Wright, very committed liberal.
	Get smug.
	Goes to the hospital in the New York press.
	Shows up, you know, probably ruining, going through operation.
	Absolutely not.
	I have not become a conservative.
	stepping on people who are getting taken care of, knocking babies over so they can get to
	college. And they say to the judge, they say, Mayor Koch says that if you get mugged you're
	going to turn into a conservative. Judge, have you become a conservative? He says, absolutely
	not. I have not become a conservative. I've been a liberal all my life and I'm going to
	remain a liberal. This was an aberrational situation and I will remain a liberal.
	Of course, they run back to Koch.
	They catch him wherever he is.
	They play the little tape for him.
	And Conn said, muck him again.
	I agree.
	Well Mayor, we are.
	I think it's time to sing our nightly song, which we don't have.
	That's right.
	Well, we have an outro, so that's like our nightly song.
	Oh, we have an outro?
	What do we have?
	We have your little video clips you play every night.
	Oh, yes, yeah!
	With nice music and everything.
	Yes, and nice pictures of you.
	Very nice.
	Nice pictures.
	Those are very hard to get.
	You don't see those in the Times.
	That's right, that's right.
	So I want to thank you all for being with Mike and Justine.
	I want to thank you for joining us.
	Our little crew had a good time tonight.
	Ted has run off.
	We don't know why.
	Probably he's afraid there won't be enough food, so he's eating before anybody else gets there.
	You have to understand that Ted is driven a lot by his appetite.
	And Rob is here to help make sure that everything is organized.
	And we had, I think, an informative evening.
	I think, in a pleasant way, we covered the things that you need to know that you're not being told by the censored press.
	That's our aim.
	That's our goal.
	If we're not doing it properly, I want to hear from you.
	If there are things you think we should be covering that we're leaving out and that aren't covered elsewhere, please help me.
	We don't know everything.
	And it's a really big world to try to keep track of with, you know, three or four of us.
	So, please be in contact with us.
	And help us out by going to, number one, T2T.com.
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	T2T.org.
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	Uh, for sure, alright?
	Make sure you go to qux.tv, promo code Rudy, and make sure you go to balanceofnature.com, promo code Rudy.
	You want one final one?
	We didn't talk about much?
	Yes.
	Mr. Pillows can always get you and find you something great.
	My pillow.
	Mr. Pillows.
	Oh yeah, yeah, I know.
	MyPillow.com.
	But his name is Mr. Pillow.
	At least that's what I call him.
	Doesn't he do the greatest advertisements?
	Every time he comes on he makes me happy.
	I start laughing.
	There are some of them where I don't.
	You know this advertisement for Camp Lejeune?
	I'm dreaming now that I was at Camp Lejeune.
	I've heard it so often I'm thinking maybe I passed by there and I drank some of their water.
	Man, they have more advertisements for Camp Lejeune than I've ever seen in my whole... It must have been a lot of people affected by it.
	I know someone that was stationed there, but I guess he wasn't there.
	They turned him down.
	And they gave him a very hard time when he was... He had a very hard administrative time.
	And I think he thinks they're wrong.
	I'm going to find out, see if I can help him.
	But he, um, he was definitely in the Marine Corps and he says he was definitely there, there during the period of time.
	And they basically just, you know, it's like one of those calls.
	I love it when you, when you call and they say, you know, put in your number and you put in number three and it says, thank you for calling.
	We, uh, we are very interested in your call.
	And it is of the highest priority to us.
	And we will be with you within a moment.
	45 minutes later, the lady is still very interested in your call.
	But the insurance doesn't push her to answer the phone.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Real insurance doesn't.
	I say the same thing to myself all the time.
	That's hilarious.
	All right.
	Time for another day tomorrow.
	We got to get ready for the battle for the republic.
	Hmm?
	Save our way of life?
	God bless America.
	Our purpose to bring to bear the principle of common sense and rational discussion to the issues of our day.
	America was created at a time of great turmoil, tremendous disagreements, anger, hatred.
	It was a book written in 1776 that guided much of the discipline of thinking that brought to us the discovery of our freedoms, of our
	God-given freedoms.
	It was Thomas Paine's Common Sense, written in 1776, one of the first American bestsellers,
	in which Thomas Paine explained, by rational principles, the reason why these small colonies
	felt the necessity to separate from the Kingdom of Great Britain and the King of England.
	He explained their inherent desire for liberty, for freedom, freedom of religion, freedom of speech, the ability to select the people who govern them.
	And he explained it in ways that were understandable to all the people, not just the elite.
	Because the desire for freedom is universal.
	The desire for freedom adheres in the human mind and it is part of the human soul.
	This is exactly the time we should consult our history.
	Look at what we've done in the past and see if we can't use it to help us now.
	We understand that our founders created the greatest country in the history of the world.
	The greatest democracy, the freest country.
	A country that has taken more people out of poverty than any country ever.
	All of us are so fortunate to be Americans.
	But a great deal of the reason for America's constant ability to self-improve is because we're able to reason.
	We're able to talk.
	We're able to analyze.

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