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All right, glad you're with us.
Happy Friday.
Happy Passover, happy Good Friday, holy Saturday, and happy Easter Sunday.
We have so much, all of us to be thankful for the greatest, freest, best country God has ever given man, a country that has accumulated more power than any other country in the history of mankind and abused it less and advanced the human condition all over the world more.
The United States of America.
There's one blessing.
That's why all of this that we've been dealing with, all that is about to come is so important.
We've never been a perfect country, no.
But in their wisdom, our framers, our founders, they they created a system of governance.
And remember, government in its best state is but a necessary evil, and it's worse state an intolerable one.
That was Thomas Payne.
He also said we're the guides and dictates of conscience irresistibly obeyed, conscience meaning defined as God telling us right and wrong in our hearts, and we all are fail failures in that respect.
Um there would be no need for government, but that not being the case, we've got the best system.
And it keeps getting threatened by very powerful people.
That's what this is all about.
Forget listen, people have been writing me, telling me, you know, a lot of things, some favorable too.
I mean, thank you for staying on this for two years.
Thank you for the team that you put together that have that is maybe third 25, 30 of us, including my TV and radio staff that you know radio more than TV, the names that we talk about every day, and the ones that jump in and interrupt me all the time here on my own show and don't even ask permission to put on a mic every once in a while.
Um, but I'm just teasing.
But there's maybe 25 or 30 of us.
The rest of the corrupt media, they were in unison in what is the biggest lie told.
Groupthink lie.
And it was a coordination with a democratic party apparatus, if you will, or apparatchek, whatever you prefer.
And a media that is compliant and in unison with their message and has a political agenda, and they share one common trait, a psychotic rage and hatred of all things Donald Trump.
That means Donald Trump, all his family, all that he stands for, anybody that likes him.
Remember, we're the smelly Walmart people.
Those of us that like Trump.
We're the ones that, oh, I can smell them.
There's Walmart to get smelly Walmart Trump voters.
We are in their private moments, we're we're looked down on.
You know, the people that who are the people that really make this country great.
It's we the people.
It doesn't matter what you do for a living.
Everybody I know gets up out of bed, they serve other people.
You know, and in the process, they get to make some money so that they can buy a house and a car and or get an apartment or whatever you're doing.
You know, every business is either you're producing goods or Services for other people, like a mailman, a mailman.
I love my mailman.
I love my UPS driver.
I get to I love my FedEx driver.
I get to know these guys.
They're great guys.
And every day they got to work their ass off.
They're like being monitored and GPS'd around their route every day.
And God forbid they stop for lunch 10 seconds longer than they should, they get in trouble.
It's ridiculous.
And all, you know, if you go to a restaurant, think of all the people that are behind the scenes to get that meal to you and your family or friends or whoever you happen to be hanging out with.
I mean, first you got, you know, you got the cooks, you got the waiter, you got the busboys, you got the bartenders, you got, you know, all these people serving you.
But then you hopefully leave them a good tip, and they get to they get paid for what they do, and you have a great meal and you have a good time, and the good restaurants will stay in business and the bad ones will go out of business.
And but that that's what life is.
And it's just when you see that 99.99% of the media went hook, line, and sinker into lying daily with anonymous sources, breathless hysteria, hyperventilating fake news, conspiracy TV, and the the noise continues.
It's not like they're going out there today or yesterday and saying, wow, every time we said Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Trump, Russia, Russia, Trump, Trump, Trump, collusion, collusion, collusion.
You know, you might think at some point they say, um, uh oh, we might have gotten this all wrong.
We might, uh, well, hmm.
Uh let's talk about the steel dossier.
You know, what they have done here is irreparable harm to the country and to themselves.
Their inability to retract, to apologize, to their their inability of any self-reflection or introspection.
You know, I was raised Catholics.
I always talk about Catholic.
I feel guilty over everything.
If I have bad thoughts, I feel guilty.
And, you know, it's it's just one of those things, but I've never looked at that guilt as necessarily a bad thing because often it informs me that maybe I'm wrong.
The hardest words for people to say is I'm wrong.
I'm sorry.
And that's a big part of life.
But we're imperfect people.
That's just who we are.
But the, you know, we have major components here.
Because what happened puts this great democratic republic, this constitutional republic in jeopardy.
These are not words that I came up with for the sake of of speaking them when we talk about a dual justice system, an equal justice under the law, an equal application of our laws.
If you really want to sum it up into different phases, you know, you have one phase where you have a favored candidate that committed felonies, they violated the espionage act.
There's no debate any longer.
The evidence is there.
Overwhelming, incontrovertible, irrefutable evidence that Hillary Clinton and top secret classified information on a private email server and likely hacked by six foreign intelligence services, but that's a different story.
Probably one of them, Russia, probably another one, North Korea, probably another one China, probably another one Japan, and God knows how many others.
That's why you don't put it there.
And then, you know, you had a group of people that favored her, even the person interviewing her thinks that she should win a hundred million to zero and said so, and still got to interview her and was writing her exoneration in May of 2016 before the interview of her and 17 other key witnesses, and actually allowed in the interview Hillary to bring two other people in.
You think that would be afforded to General Flynn, who both McCabe and Comey bragged about setting up the deputy FBI director.
I told him he doesn't need a lawyer.
And Coley's saying, oh, sure, I wouldn't do this in the Obama administration or the Bush administration.
I took full advantage of the chaos on day four of the Trump administration.
Okay, but that's how we treat 33-year veterans to Our country and then and then create a perjury trap.
And then even after they find out, the FBI agent still didn't think he lied.
But because he has no more money, because he worked in the for the military, not in the pub uh private sector, where we make a lot more money.
Then they're like throwing the book.
Well, either you sign this that you lied to the FBI, or and you cooperate with us so we can put the screws to you so that you'll sing or compose, or we're gonna have you were in business with your son, we're gonna begin our investigation into your family.
What father and husband's not gonna say, screw it, just dive on the sword, I'll go to jail.
I'm not gonna let that happen to my family, and now he's millions of dollars in debt, and he's still facing sentencing.
But the three components are what they are.
You've got a rigged investigation by biased people that abuse their power.
And then you've got everybody knew.
Bruce Orr testified to it in August of 2016, including the pit bull of Robert Mueller's team.
They knew that in fact Hillary bought the irony of all ironies, bought and paid for a Russian dossier with money she funneled from a law firm to an op research firm to hire a foreign national who's not supposed to influence our elections.
That that foreign national, we knew in August of 2016, according to Bruce Orr, hated Trump, had an agenda.
Hillary bought and paid for it, the opposition party, and it can't be verified because even its own author, under oath, in an interrogatory, said, I have no idea if it's true.
So you rig Hillary's investigation, she gets to remain in the race, the favored candidate over the you know, the the candidate that should lose 100 million to zero, that is a loathsome human being, according to Struck and Page.
Please tell me he's not gonna win.
And then, well, if he does, we have an insurance policy.
Then to then we have the outright spying of the Trump campaign.
Stefan Hauper is tasked to spy on Carter Page, George Papadopoulos, and also Sam Clovis.
Then they lie to a Pfizer court.
They didn't tell the Pfizer court Christopher Steele hates Trump.
They didn't tell the Pfizer court Hillary paid for it.
They just had an asterisk saying it might have slight political taint.
That's not that's not being that's that's lying by omission to a court.
That is an outright fraud to a court.
They didn't tell the court that it was unverified.
We now know it's unverifiable.
Even Steele doesn't believe in his own dossier.
And then they used that to spy.
Once you got into Carter Page's old emails, you were in the whole you were in the whole, you were in all of Trump world at that point.
And then that information from that phony dossier was leaked.
Harry Reid got some.
Let's see, uh Michael Izakoff, uh David Korn, the Washington Post.
Well, where did they get the dossier information from?
When why was it disseminated?
Well, they got it from the deep state.
We believe probably Clapper or Brennan, maybe Brennan more than Clapper, and it needs to be investigated.
And they they wrote about it, hookers, Ritz Carlton, Moscow, peeing on Donald Trump's bed.
Not true, but people heard it.
It went pretty viral before the election.
Why to impact the election?
And then it's used to influence the election, and then lo and behold, they lose.
Nobody expected that part.
Then when they lose, well, that's all right, because now they've got the insurance policy.
James Comey signed that first FISA application that was a fraud before the court in October of 2016 before the election.
Then he heads on up to Trump Tower when it's president-elect Trump and pulls him aside and says, Yeah, just so you know, there's this dossier out there, it's salacious, but it's not verified.
Well, that's not what he was saying to the Pfizer court three months prior.
So either he lied in October of 2016 or was lying in January of 2017.
And then the whole lead up, we have three invest Four investigations, no collusion.
You know, how many more times do I need to read from the Muller report before it is etched in the brain of these fake news lying conspiracy theorists in the media that the investigation did not establish members of the Trump campaign conspired or coordinated with the Russian government in its election interference activities.
And they every time they said it, they were lying.
Every anonymous source, they were breathlessly, you know, hyperventilating on the air, breathlessly reporting, fake news, lies, conspiracies.
And no reflection today.
Later on, we have Geraldo on.
Well, we also have Sidney Powell, Peter Schweitzer, John Solomon's got a lot of news of what's coming.
We're going to get into that too.
Geraldo wonders if if there's any Democratic candidate that's going to apologize, uh, the answer is no, Geraldo.
We'll have you on in a little bit to talk about it.
It's not going to happen.
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Only I'm going to say to you one last thing before we go to break.
Don't listen to the noise anymore.
They're just doubling down on stupid.
They have forever been exposed for who they are.
And they are about to be hit with the biggest avalanche tsunami of truth that proves that they are liars and have been from the beginning and conspiracy theorists that nobody will ever trust them again, Nor should they.
There's a reason why we've been right and they've been wrong.
And I'm not taking the credit.
There's an ensemble cast of very brave people that we've all worked really hard to get to truth.
And we got there.
And believe me, you think a lot of these people like us?
No.
They want us to want to take us all out.
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What's coming is amazing.
It's amazing in as much as you talk, I've I've used the term boomerang.
This is going to be the biggest political boomerang probably we'll ever see in our lifetime.
Um, when I say the biggest abuse of power, corruption, scandal in history, um, that's not hyperbole.
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This is an investigation at its core about Donald Trump's daily, sometimes hourly assault on the rule of law in this country.
As the country's chief executive, he sat in his pajamas watching Fox and Friends maligning the FBI.
Bill Gard didn't walk into that room with the scale at zero.
Rule of law had a deficit because Donald Trump had been kicking it in the teeth.
Can I just r uh talk about this issue of the president's concerns about leaks?
You know who else was concerned about leaks?
Richard Nixon.
This report is a gift to the government of Russia.
This is a very proud moment for Vladimir Putin.
The amount of uh information that relates to collusion and obstruction activity is really quite expensive in this report.
There's significant there's a sick there's significant material in here that we did not know on the question of collusions.
It's here in substance, in nuance, in context, and it's there for all people of goodwill in this country if they're not so dug in uh politically or ideologically to process the information and make some sophisticated judgments.
And the other thing this report did is that it really corroborated a lot of the good journalism that was done.
He could not find sufficient evidence uh that there was conspiracy by any American knowingly or by any member of the Trump team.
That's great news, but Barr repeating it over and over and over again, six or seven times.
I mean, that's that's a little excessive.
Can anybody the president keep speaking?
I could keep going on with this forever and ever and ever.
This media meltdown over the Mueller report.
Yeah, you know, it's so funny.
Oh, all those times we said collusion, all those times we reported Russia collusion.
Um, yeah, never mind.
That wasn't true.
We didn't really mean it the whole time, you know.
Um, and uh an amazing report, 300 and what, nine times the media mentions impeachment yesterday.
Well it's gonna be a roadmap to impeachment.
You know, they get on the same talking points.
Newsbusters puts out that throughout Thursday afternoon and Friday morning, liberal talking heads cable broadcast mentioned impeachment an astonishing 309 times because that's what their hope is.
You know, and and Muller gave them the little political, you know, through the the bone of oh, um, you know, if you look at this, it really is, you know, we don't make a decision one way or another.
Yeah, that decision's been made though by people that matter more than Mueller.
You know, the whole independent council law was changed by Democrats.
Democrats angry over the Ken Star report.
Democrats, like Nadler, who never wanted the star report out.
Now they want transparency.
They're full it's all political.
So they took the independent statute council, they created a special counsel, and that the special counsel would report directly to the attorney general, meaning that let's say this happened in the Obama years that Eric Holder would never have released it the way Bard did to the American people, and oops, sorry, that's what the law says.
You gotta stick by the law, and that would have been their narrative.
That's that because that's how listen.
How many times, even on the Fast and Furious scandal, which implicated the attorney general?
Remember, they didn't even mark these guns that they're handing over to you know, kidnappers and cartels.
And it's killing Americans.
What was that name?
Terry, um officer Terry's uh that got killed with one of our own guns.
Yeah, we never got to the bottom of that.
Just like the IRS scandal, just like everything else, because you know, I've got your back holder was the attorney general at the time.
Now they're trying to.
I'm sorry, what ran?
What did you say?
Brian Terry, whose brother we've had on this program many, many times.
His brother's name is Kent.
Great family.
All right, let me go into some other stuff.
Because I've told you what's coming.
53 closed door interviews of these deep state officials.
What is now emerging is a circular firing squad.
We learned, for example, Strut and Page, we had no power.
This was all the Hillary investigation was all run by Loretta Lynch.
Okay.
Now we're going to get to the bottom of that story.
Again, if we're going to have equal justice under the law, equal application of our laws, if we're not going to have a dual justice system, okay.
What did the attorney general at the time, the same person that said, it's a matter, Jim, it's not an investigation and courageous uh Jim Comey, the super patriot that he thinks he is, went along with Loretta Lynch.
And then Loretta Lynch caught on the tarmac with Bill Clinton just days before, oh, the Department of Justice is going to decide the fate of his wife.
And knowing that the evidence was overwhelming, because now we have Freedom of Information Act requests.
And when the FBI did a simple test of Hillary Clinton's emails, the ones that weren't deleted and acid washed and beaten up with devices, the ones we got, they tested 40 of them, and four of them of the 40 had top secret classified information on them.
And they were freaking out about how this is going to impact uh America's relationships with foreign entities.
So that's the Loretta Lynch there.
Then we have the whole unmasking issue.
Yeah, why did they increase the unmasking of American citizens 350 times?
Then we're going to get into the three different parts.
They rigged Hillary's investigation, the favored candidate, the one that should win 100 million to zero against the evil, loathsome Donald Trump who, ugh, we needed an insurance policy in case he wins, you know, and his voters are smelly Walmart people, the irredeemable deplorables that cling to God, their Bibles, their gun, their religion.
So three parts of it.
Then part two, after Hillary's is exonerated when she committed crimes and she obstructed justice.
They all cared yesterday on TV about obstruction of justice, as I predicted they would.
But yet here you have Hillary with a real underlying crime, the espionage act violated overwhelming incontrovertible evidence.
Then you have the intent.
Oh, let me get rid of the evidence.
I'll delete the subpoenaed emails.
I'll clean up the server with with bleach bit, then remove any remaining emails that might be in a BlackBerry or an iPhone or whatever.
And I'll beat them up.
And then just to make doubly sure, I'll take out the SIM cards.
All them, but then we've got the whole FISA issue.
Everybody was warned by Bruce Orr, including Andrew Weissman, Mueller's Pitbull, that uh-oh, don't trust this.
It's not verified.
The guy that wrote it hates Trump.
Hillary paid for it with funneled money through a law firm to an op research group to hire Christopher Steele.
Christopher Steele is getting paid by the FBI, by Hillary Clinton, by the DNC, and by some oligarch.
Great gig.
If you can get paid four times for the same work, he got that done.
And the Mueller report, interestingly enough, and the Washington Examiner picked up on this today.
You know, we now have an official finding as it relates to the dossier being a fraud.
And that comes from the Mueller report.
You know, now that Mueller has debunked the dossier, well, what about his buddy Jim Comey and Sally Yates and others?
Are they going to be held accountable for presenting this diabolical hoax to the Pfizer Corp by not telling them Hillary paid for it?
Not telling them Christopher Steele hates Trump, not telling them that it's unverified, and now we know unverifiable because Steele doesn't stand by it.
But, you know, he found Robert Muller that the two most dramatic claims of Christopher Steele in the dossier likely lack substance.
One being that former Trump attorney Michael Cohn met with Putin operatives in Prague in the summer of 2016.
By the way, I knew Michael Cohn because his son is an extraordinarily talented athlete.
He was out on the West Coast with his son, who was playing his particular sport and being scouted.
So I knew that it was never true.
And from the beginning, and then he even put out on Twitter his passport for crying out loud.
And Steele's dossier was used in applications under the surveillance law.
That was a fraud before the surveillance court.
So they tried to first they rigged an investigation to keep their favored candidate.
Then they then they disseminate false information to the public with these leaks so that that would influence the vote in support of Hillary because Donald Trump had hookers in the in a room at the Ritz in the in Moscow that were urinating on his bed.
Oh, and by the way, not that this matters to anyone in the you know rage and hate Trump media mob, but um hate to break it to them, but unemployment claims have now hit another record low.
Epic Times reporting that uh the initial claims for jobless benefits dropped to 192,000 weekending April 13th, down from five down five thousand from the week before.
That means less than fifty-nine out of every one hundred thousand Americans applied for benefits, a record low.
Economists have forecasted claims would rise.
They didn't.
Everyone keeps predicting the economy's demise.
It's not happening.
It's interesting to watch Stenny Hoyer, the House majority leader, you know, even Eatham, even Adam Schiff.
Where did I see this?
I saw this on Twitter.
Somebody said, sent this to me last night, and I'm looking to pull it up here because I thought this was pretty damning.
Uh somebody had tweeted out that Schiff says barring a bipartisan consensus impeachment would be fruitless.
He says he learned as a prosecutor that you don't bring a case if you don't think you're going to be successful just to try the case.
Yeah.
Now that's it.
So anyway, Stenny Hoyer, you know, he's still openly opposing plans to impeach the president.
Pelosi seemed to drop her opposition to impeachment in the wake of the Mueller report.
You know, there's more focus now.
They're just, as I said, they're just going to move on to the next thing, and the next thing seems to be let's get let's go after his finances.
That's what we're gonna do.
We'll go after his finances.
Well, Stanny Hoyer backtracked on his position that impeaching the president would be would not be worthwhile.
And he's basically said the American people will make a better judgment about whether to remove Trump than Congress in the 2020 election.
Interesting.
Now, if the report wasn't what it was, that wouldn't have happened.
Then you got, you know, I want to find out what Clapper and Brennan knew and when they knew it, and Susan Rice and the attorney general.
I hate to tell you this, this is going to go right to the office of them President Obama.
He had to know.
When we get to that point, it's going to get very interesting.
You know, so Clapper is like saying he still believes that Trump was colluding.
Now why why why admit you're wrong?
And anyway, then he goes on to say if there wasn't active collusion proven, then I think what we have here is a case of passive collusion.
Where in some cases, unwittingly to include candidate Trump himself who retweeted messages that had been planted by the Russians in social media.
Nobody knows who anybody is in social media.
That's why I gave up on it a long time ago.
Now there is pressure on Nancy Pelosi as it relates to the impeachment.
Oh, by the way, do we have the tape of uh Congresswoman Ocasio Cortez when she says, Oh, there's so many reasons to impeach Trump?
If you have that, get that ready.
Because just a month after Pelosi stated her opposition to impeachment, well, now Ocasio Cortez thinks that she has the reasons.
And she was asked in an interview.
Here's the interview.
What would be your top three?
If you were writing the if you were drafting the articles of impeachments.
What would be Article 1, 2, and 3?
Well, I think number one is emoluments.
I think it's always been emoluments.
I think it's always been about that for me.
Um three.
Um I think two would be uh tax fraud.
And number three.
Um I mean, there's just there's just so much.
So many.
Let me ask you.
Which one do I choose for three?
The president, vice president, All of the civil officers of the United States shall be removed from office on impeachment for and conviction of treason, bribery, other high crimes and misdemeanors.
Constitution, Article 1, Section 3, the Senate shall have the sole power to try all impeachments.
It's not happening.
Much as they wanted, much as the media wants.
Watch the media slowly transition into let's cover the 2020 candidates.
By the way, what about Nadler?
Should he be forced to get off the committee after demanding that Bill Barr break the law?
Because, you know, he was out there demanding that they keep in grand jury material.
Excuse me, or he said on Friday that he subpoenaed the Justice Department for the full unredacted version of the special counsel, Robert Mueller's report, and said the Justice Department must comply by May 1st.
Well, the only problem with that is that would include grand jury material.
Um, and that would mean you'd have to break the law.
Okay.
That's not gonna happen.
You know who's got a big problem with all this?
Joe Biden.
All of this deep state nonsense happened under him.
On top of he's gonna have to defend the horrible record of Obama economically, the Iran deal, and the fact that he's creepy and the fact that he says stupid things.
Clean, articulate.
Wow, it's storybook, man.
You know, all that stuff.
But he has to defend because by the time he's running, all of this is out, and all of it happened on his watch.
You're gonna get 53 more closed door testimonies revealed.
You're gonna get the new news criminal referrals.
The AG Barr has announced there was spying, and there was.
That's coming.
Then he's also going to investigate the investigators.
That is coming.
By May, we should get the Horowitz report on FISA abuse.
How did a defony Clinton paid for Russian dossier?
How is it used to bludgeon a opposition party campaign and fraud committed on the courts and then used after the election as an insurance policy?
Then Hoover's report on leaking.
Then the FISA applications will come out, the gang of aid information, the 302s, the conversations between the varying players here that were recorded and maybe somewhere altered.
All of it's coming out.
And we have more evidence.
I'll just say this.
John Solomon's going to join us in the next hour.
Let him give you a little bit of a scoop he has.
Now we have Ukrainian Rush uh election interference on Hillary's behalf with the evidence.
I guess the media won't care about that.
And more importantly, the date we all think that this investigation into Trump Russia started July 31st, 2016, after they just exonerated Hillary.
No.
There is emerging evidence that could have started as early as in February of 2016.
Stay tuned.
What do you think is a story that's been uncovered in the past two years?
That the entire Russia collusion narrative was made up, that the FBI and the intelligence community and the Department of Justice began an investigation against four American citizens simply because they worked for the opposition political candidate, that being Donald Trump.
She is taking the FBI to task for having given unlimited, unsupervised access to raw intelligence.
What do you look at in Google?
Telephone information, calls, texts, you name it.
Everything, every nightmare anybody has of information being collected by Big Brother.
The FBI gave three private contractors, unlimited, unsupervised access to that.
All right, that was Sidney Powell on a radio show in New York and also on Cheryl Atkinson's uh she has her Sunday show called Full Measure.
Uh Sidney Powell is the author of the number one runaway bestseller, licensed to lie, as you just heard, and it exposes corruption in the Department of Justice and also senior policy advisor for America First, Peter Schweitzer joins us.
Remember, when he wrote his book Compromised, and he talked about James Comey.
We're going to get into how did Comey's net worth skyrocket so much?
What is his connection to Mueller?
Uh what do they have with uranium one?
And we welcome you both, hour two Sean Hannity show.
Thank you both for being with us.
You know, Sidney, I'm listening very closely to what you're saying.
I I'm going to ask you a two-part question.
Where are the FISA judges?
When do we ever get to hear from them?
Because one thing I've learned in my life about judges, they don't like being lied to.
And obviously, a a fraud on a spectacular level was perpetrated on them when the bulk of the information presented to them was the Hillary Clinton bought and paid for Russian dossier that they swear when they presented to the judges has been verified.
They purposely didn't expose Hillary as having paid for the document, just a slight asterisk, it might have a political taint.
What do you think those Pfizer judges are thinking today?
They should be absolutely outraged, Sean.
I mean, if I were one, I would have already had everyone who signed the applications in front of me and under an order to show cause why they shouldn't be held in contempt.
But I imagine they are awaiting the report of the inspector general on the FISA abuses.
That's the only reason I can think of that they have been completely silent.
Now these judges are picked in secret by the Chief Justice, in this case it would be John Roberts, and they serve varying amounts of time in terms of their term, and there are a number of them, correct?
That's correct.
And so would it be something that they would be able to follow up on if it's discovered and which it will be, that they were that a fraud was perpetrated on them.
In other words, we now know that the bulk of information used in the applications for FISA were based on Hillary's bought and paid for Russian dossier, and the reason it's unverifiable is its author, Christopher Sneel, under oath in that interrogatory in Great Britain, says he doesn't even believe his own dossier, has no idea if it's true at all, maybe 50-50, and that it was just raw intelligence.
And that's what they signed off on.
I also think Nellie Orr and Glenn Simpson wrote about as much of it as Christopher Steele did, if Christopher Steele actually wrote any of it.
Yeah, well, that's pretty unbelievable.
All right, Peter Schweitzer, great to have you back.
Um and your book, Compromised has done extraordinarily well, and you give a lot of detail about James Comey that we never knew before.
Like his net worth skyrocketed over 4,000 percent when he left the DOJ in 2005, returned to the FBI in 2013.
Um he made six point one million dollars after Muller's FBI after Muller's FBI granted his employer Lockheed Martin, the largest contract in history, quote, you call it a billion dollar boondoggle.
I'm not against former law enforcement starting businesses and making money, but the connection to Mueller goes even deeper than that.
Why don't you explain?
Yeah, Sean, um, I mean, I think that's what a lot of people have to realize is that we we have to look at uh institutions like the intelligence community, the way that we look at other government agencies, there's revolving doors, they have incentives uh to help their friends.
Uh in the case of uh Comey and Mueller, they have a relationship that goes back twenty-five years, uh, and they've always sort of functioned as a tag team.
And so when you have a circumstance where uh Bob Mueller is put in charge of an investigation that James Comey, his good friend, uh certainly has a personal interest in stake in, it it creates enormous problem.
Uh, but add on top of that layer, Sean, the fact that, you know, when you look at the Mueller report, the interesting thing that stands out to me, uh, there are a number of things, but but part of it is when we look at the subject of foreign interference, uh, the foreign interference that stands out to me is how much of MI6 has fingerprints on this.
Um, whether it's Christopher Steele, whether it's some of the stuff that was done to uh uh, you know, some of the lower level Trump campaign uh volunteers, um it it speaks to the problem that when you have an intelligence community, it's a community.
And Bob Mueller and James Comey have long deep established relationships with people in intelligence, which is fine, but when that spills over into interfering in a uh presidency and a presidential election, you have a huge problem.
And that's what I think is the big overlooked story, uh, in addition to all the other headlines that we can glean from the uh Mueller report.
What you're really saying is, and this now is coming up more and more and more, especially, and we'll have John Solomon coming up at the bottom of the hour, but there is more and more evidence, and I'm hearing a lot more chatter from my sources that the official start date of this Russia witch hunt was not July 31st.
It was not based on Papadopoulos who was being spied upon and tasked to spy on Papadopoulos and Carter Page and Sam Clovis, that it started well before that, probably in February of the same year of 2016, and that some of this might be related to some of our allies and outsourcing of intelligence methods, in other words, using methods that would be illegal for our intelligence officials to use.
Again, I want to put this caveat in, though.
You know, we have the premier law enforcement agency known as the FBI in the entire world, 99.9%.
The same with our intelligence agents.
Uh 99.9% would never abuse the powerful tools that we give them.
We're talking about that that tiny one-tenth of one percent, the upper echelon that abused their power here, but did they outsource to foreign countries or task our allies with doing things for them that they knew they couldn't do because it's illegal here?
In other words, spy on Americans.
No, I think you're pretty sure the answer to that's yes, but I think your percentage is a little bit high, Sean.
I think we've got probably a twenty percent problem in a lot of the agencies.
Well, that scares me, because if you're talking about the tools of intelligence, it was Chuck Schumer who probably infamously famously said that you know, you screw with the intelligence committee, they're gonna get you ten ways in Sunday.
Right.
Well, I I mean, w what do you think the percentage is Peter Schweitzer?
Uh I think it's yeah, it's probably fifteen to twenty percent.
I think it's highly concentrated among those that work out of FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C. I mean, you hear this time and time again.
People that work at the Bureau, uh, they've done great work in the field, they moved to headquarters and it becomes much more political.
But I think to your larger point, Sean, you're absolutely right.
I mean, this is a story of outsourcing uh and trying to gin up an investigation without having your fingerprints on it.
I mean, you know, look, if you and I uh lie to the FBI, we all know that that's a crime.
If we file a false police report, we claim our neighbor did something nefarious that they didn't do, that's a criminal offense.
Well, what you're Jesse Smallett.
Right.
But you know, but if if you look at if you look at what happened in the case of the dossier, the Clintons essentially paid a guy to do that.
Um and try to avoid having their fingerprints on it.
And I think that's why what the attorney general has said is so important is we need to investigate uh the investigation.
We need to look at the headwaters of all of this and see how did this happen, because it's had a dramatically uh uh you know troubling effect on our politics on this administration.
Uh and if you don't deal with this, this is going to become standard operating procedure in American politics.
And I don't think anybody wants that.
We need to know who the private contractors are that Comey gave that illegal access to the raw NSA database.
That's crucial.
One of them's got to be fusion GPS.
There are a lot of indicators for that.
One of them may very well be Crowd Strike, the group that also gave the you know, reviewed the DNC server and is heavily Clinton connected.
Sydney, let me go back to the Mueller report from yesterday.
Usually, if a prosecutor or in this case a special counsel, if they can't indict the details of what they may have found, et cetera, et cetera, never come out.
But that w I think Robert Mueller, because look at the team around him.
I think you're the the world's biggest critic, and I'm probably number two of Andrew Weissman, Jeannie Ray, and this merry band of democratic donors, uh and only democratic donors that that Mueller surrounded himself with, uh, which was fundamentally unfair in the in the first place.
So we have a definitive statement, no collusion, got it.
But he leaves open, we're we're not saying we're not clearing him, we're not making a determination of any kind.
But he really should have.
And by not doing it, he is sort of left the door open.
That to me was all political.
Because when Rod Rosenstein and the Office of Legal Counsel and the Attorney General all at once, in about thirty seconds after reading the report say it does not rise to the level of any type of indictment, then Mueller did all of that.
And by the way, all the things he listed were stupid.
You agree?
Totally.
This is yeah, this is textbook Andrew Weissman's smear tactic and throwing red meat to the Democrats to fuel their resistance and impeachment efforts or whatever trouble they want to cause for the next eighteen months.
That's absolutely all it is.
Let me pick it up right there.
Yeah, I want to pick it up there.
I mean, if it doesn't rise to the level of an indictable offense, then it disinformation is meaningless.
We'll get to that more with uh Sidney Powell, Peter Schweitzer on the other side, uh John Solomon at the bottom of the hour.
Uh oh, and then Geraldo's he's wondering if any Democratic candidates are going to apologize to Donald Trump.
That'll be fun.
Him and Dan Bongino.
All coming up Friday edition, Sean Hannity Show.
Straight ahead.
All right, as we continue, Sidney Powell, author of License to Lie, Peter Schweitzer, uh, author of the book Compromised.
Uh thank you both for being with us.
I want to go back, Sidney, to the the second part of the Moeller report.
He doesn't make a determination, just lays out the facts.
Basically, all he's saying is Donald Trump publicly talked about firing Mueller, Rosenstein, Jeff Sessions, and and he hoped and was praying that that General Flynn didn't get in a lot of trouble.
Okay.
That's called freedom of speech.
He didn't do or act anyway on any of these issues.
Uh just like the deep state officials that were talking about secretly taping the president or invoking the twenty fifth amendment.
They only talked about it, they didn't do it.
So it's not a crime, it's not obstruction.
Hillary Clinton's case was obstruction with real intent with an underlying real crime.
So Mueller put it in there why.
To throw red meat to the Democrats.
It's Mr. Weissman's report.
I call it the Weissman report, not the Muller report.
I guarantee you, Mr. Muller didn't write this.
I'd be surprised if he even read the whole thing.
Maybe he edited a word here and there, but this is textbook Andrew Weissman.
It's a smear campaign.
It's throwing red meat to the Democrats to fuel the resistance and whatever impeachment and other havoc they want to wreck for the next eighteen months to continue the harassment of the president.
That's absolutely all it is.
There isn't a single case or statute in the obstruction section would warrant an obstruction prosecution.
In fact, on page none, I think it is, they even flag it as potentially relevant obstruction statute.
That is a huge red flag right there that they have absolutely.
I actually picked up on that as I was reading it.
I actually read through the whole thing, believe it or not.
There has to be an underlying crime and there has to be intent.
Hillary did violate the espionage act.
It is irrefutable.
The evidence is overwhelming and incontrovertible, and we know that that investigation was rigged.
We know the intent when she deleted the subpoenaed emails and cleaned up the hard drive with bleach pit and busted up the devices was to destroy evidence in that case.
That is uh your former prosecutors, not uh that a slam dunk dunk obstruction case.
Yes, one of the stunning things about the report is the obstruction of justice, legal analysis.
If only anything like that had been applied to Hillary Clinton's concrete actions in destroying her blackberries, having her hard drive bleach fitted and bleach bitted completely being wiped, yeah, and completely wiped out and destroying all the emails after they'd been subpoenaed, all of that, all of that conduct was actual obstruction of justice and destruction of evidence.
Nothing they talk about in the report as a respecting President Trump's the opposite was obstruction in any way, shape, or form.
Last word, Peter Schweitzer.
Look, um, all that they're left with after all the claims at the beginning of 2017 that there was massive collusion and cooperation, we're left now with them essentially saying that there were some meetings and there was some contact uh between uh Trump campaign officials and Russians.
If that is where it's left, uh the Clinton team has far deeper ties, far closer relationships with those same Russian entities.
And I think Sydney talked about it earlier.
Um it's really the double standard that everybody is fed up with.
If you want to have a consistent standard, a hard standard, apply to Trump, apply to Clinton, that's great, that's fine.
I think that's a good thing.
But that's not what's happening, and that's why people look at this and believe the process has a last time.
Exit question.
Yes or no answer.
Will people be indicted, Sidney?
Yes.
Peter.
Yes.
Three yeses.
All right.
Thank you both.
Peter Schweitzer, Sidney Powell.
We appreciate your insight as always.
When we come back, John Solomon, well, he's breaking big news next week.
He'll give us a preview.
Then Geraldo is asking for Democratic candidates.
Which one is gonna apologize to Donald Trump?
Don't hold your breath.
Uh he and Dan Bongino will join us.
We'll get to your calls as well.
800-941 Sean on this Friday.
Do you feel like this public-facing document by Robert Mueller in his office today correctly and aptly explains why those investigations were started and and whether the predicate was sound?
I think it does.
I think it validates the decisions that we made uh certainly in July of 2016 to start the initial uh Russia-focused investigation.
And then of course the decisions that we made in May of 2017 to include the president uh in in that investigation personally.
Um as you know, Rachel, the FBI uh the standard for predication to open an investigation in the FBI is an articulable factual basis to believe that a threat to national security might exist or that a federal crime might have been committed.
We have been saying as much as we can publicly in the last few months that those are the reasons, looking at the facts that we had before us that we opened the case uh on uh President Trump in May of 2017.
The Mueller report today, this redacted version of the report that we got essentially tries to address the controversy a little bit over what it would take to get a FISA warrant on somebody for which you have to prove to the court that somebody may be acting as a foreign agent.
That's right.
Um, versus no prosecutorial decision to charge that person as a foreign agent, right?
Tell us about that distinction.
Sure.
So the standard is the Pfizer, you have to prove to the Pfizer court that uh uh to a not a preponderance of evidence.
I see this essentially as a roadmap for prosecutors after the president has left office, or for the judiciary committee while the president is still in office, to essentially pursue those charges in a trial after he's no longer president or in impeachment proceedings while he's in Congress.
I think otherwise you wouldn't go to the lengths that they go to in order to explain the president's state of mind.
Is that how you read it?
It's absolutely how I read it.
You know, the Bob Mueller that I know, the Bob Mueller that I worked for for many years, is not the guy who's gonna write a report that contradicts existing DOJ policy.
So he's not gonna write a report that says the president should be indicted, knowing that that's not a possibility under the current policy.
But what Director Muller has done here is he's provided an avalanche of facts that clearly indicate obstructive activity on the part of the president.
He calls it out plainly in ten different sections in that volume two of the report, and he lays out why he believes in many of those cases the intent is present, uh, why he believes that the you know the nexus to the contemplated or ongoing uh matter is present.
So the analysis is extraordinary, the scope is incredibly damning for the president.
Nothing you just heard from former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe is accurate.
It's not accurate on the law, it's not the interpretation of what the special counsel said and did.
Uh yeah, it was a political document.
Sure, did he point uh out, well, Congress, you can take this and run with it if you want.
And by the way, good luck to anybody that thinks that.
Um missing the fundamental issues, no Russia collusion at all.
And for a guy that is under his own criminal investigation here and likely up to his eyeballs in more legal trouble to make those comments, and for him to make those suggestions, all it does is reaffirm everything that we have known and know about the deep state.
Remember, he was there when all the talk about, oh, let's secretly spy on the president.
Let's invoke the 25th amendment.
It was the deputy director at the time, Andrew McCabe, that allowed the FISA warrant to be based on unverified, uncorroborated.
Uh Hillary bought and paid for Russian lies because of his and others' disdain for all things Trump.
And remember when Page and Strzok were texting back and forth and they're talking about Andy and they're talking about the insurance policy, that's the same Andy.
On the media side of it, I mean, as I mentioned earlier, this hope we might be able to recitate resuscitate this.
It's not going to work.
And the avalanche we've been talking about is coming.
John Solomon next week is going to break huge news as he has since March of 2017, when this all began for us.
He joins us now.
He's the executive director of The Hill, investigative reporter, and...
And uh John, uh is there anything I just said about my analysis about McCabe that's wrong?
No, you know, it's it's fascinating to me as you've watched the last two months as Democrats have tried to sustain the now disproven collusion narrative.
They've had to turn to less and less credible people.
Who did the Democrats call as their first witness when they had their first hearing on Trump?
They called a convicted liar, Michael Cohen, and what did he do?
He gave more inaccurate testimony.
Last night, what did the the networks that have tried to sustain a false narrative do?
They turned to Andrew McCabe, a now confirmed liar who is facing prosecution for that lie.
And the reason they have to turn to people like that is that credible people who now know the facts can't say what they want to have on their network.
And I think it's a shame for journalism that what we're getting on these television networks is less factual and more propaganda at a time when this country deserves the facts.
The facts are uh Director Muller, Special Prosecutor Mueller, said no American, read that, no American collude it with Russia on their campaign to disrupt the election.
That is a fact.
It is now not in dispute.
And anything Andrew McCabe says can't undercut that finding.
So I think we're in a period now where we're actually in fantasy land.
Responsible networks should acknowledge where the factual case of stands and start embracing it and explaining it to the American people.
There are lots of important issues to be resolved, but pretending there's still a collusion fantasy is not doing anyone any good.
Well, I don't think they can let it go.
I think it is that ingrained in it's really now a psychosis that exists.
And it's so fascinating because they they just want to double down, but what they're gonna end up doing is just move, you know, slowly gradually moving on to oh, maybe the memorandum of understanding between Cummings and Maxime Waters and the cowardly Schiff, Adam Schiff, because one way or another, that they're not gonna govern the country, they're just gonna try and destroy this man as they have from day one.
The fact that it's so clear that there was no collusion from the beginning, even the items that are mentioned uh in the second part of Mueller's report, okay.
Yeah, he said publicly maybe I should fire Mueller and Rosenstein and and sessions, and he didn't hide any of his comments.
He had every right to fire Comey.
Why that was even brought up is absurd to me.
Comey in his own words said he could be fired for any reason or no reason at all.
Or the idea, well, Don McGahn, he wants to be the hero in all this, and he saved the president from firing uh Mueller, uh, etc.
etc.
I'm like, uh no, you didn't, because if the president wanted to do it, he would have done it.
And knowing Donald Trump as well as I do, he was venting.
He was sick of it because he was an innocent man for two and a half years being persecuted unjustly, and was pissed off rightly so and screaming it at the top of his lungs, which I can't blame him for.
When I when I wrote my column yesterday, what I said is the Democrats are trying to take the actions of an innocent man trying to defend himself against false allegations and make it look like obstructive behavior.
You have a right to defend yourself.
If you see people that are uh conspiring to make a false allegation against you, we did this.
We're allowed uh when we face a criminal trial to knock jurors out of Vordear because we don't think they're gonna be fair to us.
What you see in Donald Trump is that when he's thinking about Mueller, he's like, I don't think he could be fair to me, he just hired 17 Democrats.
At the same time, were some of his comments intemperance, sure.
Well, he learned from some of these things, perhaps.
But at the end of the day to build an obstruction case on what when there is no crime, he wasn't obstructing a legitimate criminal investigation.
There was no crime.
And what he was really doing was trying to defend his presidency and himself from what he ultimately turned out to be truthfully saying, which was there was no collusion.
It's it's really remarkable.
I wrote a whole column on it yesterday, and lots of people have commented on it because when you look at it from the different perspective, would a man obstructing an investigation open up all of his files, all of his files, his attorney client privilege files, his executive privilege covered files, and cooperate if he was trying to obstruct.
Why didn't he just shut the investigation down?
He could have just done that.
It was in this power.
There's just a lot of things about the obstruction narrative that are absurd when you step back and you take a look at the big picture.
I have given my list of things that are coming, because the story is hardly over while the collusion delusion media will remain focused on their phony narrative and never retract apologize correct, nor will they pay attention to what is the biggest abuse of power in our country's history.
And next week it is going to get dramatically worse for them to the extent that it's possible.
Can you give a preview?
Sure.
Listen, I'm gonna talk about a couple of things that I think are going to become new uh uh new points of discussion, investigation and concern.
One of those is when you read the entire Mueller report, there is a theory that I think uh I saw Devin Nunez first mention on your show a few weeks ago, and that I've been hearing from intelligence professionals, career intelligence professionals for several weeks, and that is it is highly likely that that these contacts like the Trump Tower and the uh former Russian intelligence agent that just happens to feed Steele all of his bogus information that we now know has been disproven in the Steel dossier,
they may have been known uh or they may have been what is known in the spy trade craft as discoverable operations.
So instead of a a secret effort by Russia to influence the election, they used overt people.
What do I mean by that?
When you interview uh a former intelligence officer uh of Russia inside the United States, everybody in the United States knows he's tied to Rush intelligence.
That's not good spy trade craft if you're trying to keep it secret.
When you want to keep it secret, you do what you did with Robert Hanson for twenty years, where Moscow used clock cloak and dagger tactics to keep his work secret as a spy.
It was overt.
The same thing.
If you're gonna set up a secret meeting to coordinate with Donald Trump at the Trump Tower, would you really send a Russian lawyer who's in on the country only because she got a special parole visa declaring she's a Russian government asset to come into the United States?
You that would be the last person you would use for a secret campaign.
So some of these intelligence people are beginning to reassess the original idea that maybe this is all about helping Hillary lose and Donald Trump win too.
Maybe they were trying to destroy both candidates.
And the effort on Trump is a very different type of intelligence effort.
It's known as discoverable intelligence operations, designed to create doubt in the mind of Americans.
And if that's the case, Robert Muller's report just helped Vladimir Putin extend the doubt outward for months more.
We'll be debating this just like Vladimir Putin won it, probably when he sent that woman to the Trump Tower and sent that person to uh Christopher Steele to dump all that bogus dosay.
I gotta take a break.
When we come back, there is a likelihood this all started way before the official start date based on Papadopoulos having a drink with Stefan Hauper, correct?
That's correct.
I've begun to stay right there.
All right, I want to talk about that more.
John Solomon, one of our you know, look, there's an ensemble cast here that works so hard these two years, and John at the top of the list uh along with so many others.
And as we continue, John Solomon, executive director at the Hill investigative reporter, he's been in a forefront of our ensemble cast exposing uh the deep state, which 99.9% of the media in this country, they just were selling you lies and conspiracy theories for over two years.
All right, so there's two things that you're working on.
One is Ukraine officials are now admitting that they interfered in our 2016 election and they want to give us the evidence.
They're willing to correct.
Okay.
And it's real evidence.
And then we have on the other side of this, we are all beginning to believe that all of this Trump Russia collusion stuff didn't start July 31st of 2016, as we've been told, way before that, maybe as far back as February or March of that year.
Yeah, I think that's right, Sean.
And next week I think I'll be able to get some new information out that will really enlighten the timeline.
And I think there's another element of it too.
The Obama White House has been remarkably missing from the um the entire timeline and quite frankly, the entire discussion for the last two and a half years.
But there's one text message over and over again that plays in my head, and that is Pete Stroke coming out of a meeting in August of 2016.
There was a multi-agency coordination meeting on the Russian investigation saying, and and the text message, quoting someone else from the meeting says, the White House is running this.
We've not figured out what did that mean and when did that start, and who knew what?
I believe we'll be able to show that in December 2015, a Justice Department official and a undercover operative began conversations with an eye towards Ukraine in January or February 16.
Ukraine and U.S. authorities had a very sensitive discussion about something that ultimately became the Paul Manafort Russia collusion investigation.
And by March and April, the efforts had expanded beyond White House Justice Department informant to the DNC, the Hillary Clinton campaign, and all of these people have the same objective.
We are going to try to show Paul Manafort and Donald Trump are agents of Russia.
Well, we found out yesterday, Donald Trump was never an agent of Russia.
But who and why and how many people participated in IT?
And definitely next week we're going to get a lot more on this, right?
Yeah, that's right.
And for weeks to come.
I think it's a long process.
And we're going to hold them all accountable.
We only just beginning, and I keep telling people that there's so much that is coming.
It is going to blow the country away, I think.
But at the end of this, we and if we don't fix it, we we lose the country.
It's that serious.
Great work, John Solomon once again.
Thank you, sir.
800 941 Sean.
Uh Dan Bangino, Geraldo, news roundup information overload.
Geraldo tweeting out.
I wonder if any of the Democratic candidates will be man or woman enough to apologize for his or her party slandering at real Donald Trump as a traitor since July of 2016.
Don't hold your breath.
We'll ask Geraldo next.
Coming up next, our final news roundup and information overload hour.
Luckily, this president has a pliant attorney general.
Clearly, and and a very amped up, jacked up message operation.
Sean Hannity said two years ago that Richard Nixon wouldn't have had to resign if he'd had Fox News.
Actually, I think Geraldo said it too, Sean Hannity, and they chuckled.
That might be true, because this conduct is as um sort of impeachable looking if you put it in a time capsule as Nixon's conduct.
But what Nixon didn't have was a an overdrive sort of social media we now know aided and embedded by Russian trolls, um, and and a news network dedicated to amplifying um what is a very subjective read of a report that in the end, if it exonerates them, why are they so upset by all the details?
They're not.
It was a total complete vindication victory for President Trump.
What what else do you need to know?
It's like watching these people meltdown, double down on stupid.
The fact that all of their collusion narrative, there is actually a newsbuster piece out today.
Um, although the Mueller report, uh no collusion, none whatsoever.
This is the fourth report now.
We had the FBI investigation.
We had the House Intelligence Committee investigation.
We had the bipartisan Senate committee investigation, no collusion, no conspiracy whatsoever.
I don't know how many more times people are gonna want me to actually read exactly what it says.
But the report of Mueller, the investigation did not establish members of the Trump campaign conspired or coordinated with the Russian government in its election interference activities.
Okay.
But as Newsbuster points out, you know, with all of this liberal talking points went on and on and on.
They actually pointed out a report that they have that the news networks, broadcast cable, mentioned impeachment an astonishing 309 times during the coverage of the newly released Mueller report.
It is insane.
They can't help themselves.
This this is this rage, this psychosis, this mob mentality that they have.
Nobody has yet to retract, apologize, um, reevaluate in any way Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, collusion, collusion, collusion, collusion, collusion.
They don't have the ability to be self-reflective, introspective, admit that they're wrong.
They're destroying themselves in the process.
Our friend Geraldo did tweet out, wonder if any of the Democratic candidates will be man or woman enough to apologize for his or her party slandering of at real Donald Trump as a traitor since July of 2016.
Haraldo joins us now as well as Dan Bongino.
Thank you both.
Haraldo, I know the answer.
Nobody is going to apologize.
Nobody's going to retract.
Nobody is going to, you know, try and repair the damage of lying and conspiracy theories.
They're not going to do it.
That's why the pressure has to stay on to find the roots of the counterintelligence probe.
Find out how the Pfizer warrants were obtained.
Who initiated this?
Who kept this thing simmering during the last month of the Obama administration?
A good offense is the best defense.
That's the way to do it.
Well, we're not stopping.
I mean, there's so much coming, Dan Bongino.
You and I, we've discussed it.
I've discussed it on this program on television over and over.
There is about to be an avalanche of evidence and information that is going to overwhelm the entire country, those that have open minds anyway, and prove how great a conspiracy theory and how great a lie the narrative they have fed us, and how people will be held accountable.
And on that media front, you know, yeah, they won't apologize, Sean, because you, you know, I know you know this as well.
A lot of these media figures were actual co-conspirators in this thing.
Of course they're not.
They're gonna go down with this ship.
But on that front, yes, there is still big unanswered questions out there.
Who was Mr. working for?
Uh, was he working for the Russians or is he working for Western Intel?
Uh, who exactly were the private contractors?
Those are big questions.
What happened with Ukraine?
How much information was passed uh from Ukraine to Democrats and trying to attack Donald Trump?
These are all open questions, and now that the tides have turned and the spying scandal is back in the uh is is back in the headlights here, you're gonna see I think Democrats starting to scatter a little bit as the truth comes out.
Well, this is what we got, Haraldo.
We got 53 more transcripts of closed door testimony.
We've got Attorney General Barr now opening an investigation openly saying spying occurred on the Trump campaign, and he's going to investigate the investigators.
That is going to be huge.
He seems pretty determined to me.
That's why the media is going after him so hard.
Then we got the Horowitz report, which we're now told today, in fact, if people would just pay attention, even the political is has acknowledged it.
The first preview of this, and he's looking very closely at the veracity of the information that Steele provided the Clinton campaign and who knew what when they use an unverifiable document full of Russian lies that Hillary paid for.
How did they commit fraud after fraud after fraud on the Pfizer court to spy on the Trump campaign and deny Carter Page its constitutional rights?
How did they pay Christopher Steele 11 times?
Who authorized those payments by the FBI to Christopher Steele?
At what did they lose faith in what Christopher Steele was reporting?
Did they even believe the fake dossier?
Uh, you know, I I think that these are key questions.
Was this a spite operation directed by the political side of the Obama administration?
Wait a minute.
Haraldo, if you put in a f if you put evidence in a Pfizer application, Rod, I have Rod Rosenstein explaining the whole process.
You are you are a career law enforcement guy, and you're swearing to the best of your ability.
It's true.
That would mean that they have to have some verification, corroboration before it could be used.
They also put an asterisk instead of saying Clinton paid for it, which they knew, according to Bruce Orr, he told them in August of 2016.
They didn't tell the court that.
That's a fraud on the court.
Now, if I commit a fraud on the court, you can't get me out of jail.
You have to keep the pressure on.
Every one of these anomalies has to be stressed now.
We have to make sure that the focus remains on the headline.
The headline is prosecutors concluded that no one colluded with the Russians to violate U.S. law.
So what the hell was this about?
Why was the country...
Why was the president Subjected to this torture for two years.
They found no collusion.
That should be the biggest headline.
Instead, they get beat up, they are revealed to be absolutely false in their responses and their allegations and so forth.
And they are allowed to go on to the minutiae now of uh obstruction.
Now, okay, no collusion, forget about collusion.
Now I'm only interested in the case.
There are three main areas of investigation here.
Number one, it's absolutely proof positive that Hillary Clinton violated the uh espionage act many times.
The evidence is overwhelming, incontrovertible, irrefutable.
And we do know that they rigged her investigation, even Strzok and Paige were laughing about it.
The funny part is now that we know because of their closed door testimony that it it started right in Loretta Lynch's office.
So if we're gonna have equal justice under the law and uh equal application of our laws, that and of course a real obstruction case that was that had real intent where real crime was committed, the espionage act, the intent to destroy the evidence with the hard line server and and deletions and and bleach, but et cetera.
So we have that.
Then we have how they used the phony dossier to spy on the Trump campaign along with three spies that were recruited by Stephon or Stefan Hauper recruited to go after Papadopoulos, Carter Page and Sam Clovis.
But getting in the back door of the Trump campaign through the Pfizer warrant lie and fraud, well, that's another big issue.
And then the third thing is how Dan Bangino, how they tried to bludgeon the president with the phony Russian Clinton paid for dossier.
And they that was their insurance policy just in case he won that they would unseat a a duly elected president.
Yeah, let me add another one on to that, Sean.
Um how did Andrew Weisman get appointed to the special counsel of all the lawyers in America?
Why did Bob Mueller choose Andrew Weisman, who, as your audience probably has already heard, was briefed in 2016, a year before Muller's hired about the dossier and its political origins.
So in other words, you have a guy investigating Trump, charged with investigating Trump with a terrible legal reputation.
Andrew Weissman, who's appointed by Muller, all the lawyers he picks him, and this is the one guy who's already been briefed at the dossier is a pile of horse garbage.
You know what I'm talking about.
Why did that happen?
Those are interesting questions there.
And one more thing the Woods procedure, where they actually have to actually sign off on the verification of the dossier.
People sign their names to that Woods file, the file that indicates it was verified.
Who are the people who signed it?
Because Sean, it wasn't verified.
It was garbage the whole time.
It's obvious.
Well, it is garbage the whole time.
You know, Haraldo, I mean, all of this then you watch the media trying they how is it that they can't acknowledge even the smallest mistak uh the big mistakes here?
How do they justify who they are, what they do, how do they call it news?
How are they crusaders, Sean?
They they aren't there to be fact-based and be uh fair and balanced, if I can use that expression.
They are there with a with uh had a goal uh once the president was elected.
The goal was to disenfranchise uh all the people who voted for him.
The goal was to make him an illegitimate president.
The goal was, and listen, uh what Barr said so emotionally, and I was so impressed with him yesterday, that uh that really struck me, was when he said, Look at the president, he's in his first two years in office, and he knows that the place is rotten with uh spies and backstabbers.
He knows that people are are turning on him.
He knows that uh uh someone that he has no control over, uh, and who has uh really become uh a force, uh uh a self-affirming force in the special counsel that they are rummaging nineteen lawyers, uh 40 FBI agents, uh uh hundreds and hundreds of uh thousands of subpoenas.
He knows what's going on.
The the miracle, Sean, and this is where I credit you.
And I I know you played that by uh earlier about my saying if you existed uh during the Knicks administration, he the 37th president would never have been forced to resign.
I believe that.
You are the SHIEL.
You and your listeners are the power that did not exist, it was not organized enough uh back in the early 70s.
Uh now we have a situation where it's a fair fight where the president has allies where the president's story, despite the mainstream media, will get out.
And I think that that's a very good thing.
Let me let me just say one thing.
I don't believe the in that credit.
We did stay on the story, but there's an ensemble cast that was a part of this, including behind the scenes my my radio team, my television team.
Uh Geraldo, you're included in this.
You had an open mind.
You know, people need to go back.
You know, I love you.
And uh Dr. We're all we're all spokes in a wheel, and we need every spoke for the wheel to go around.
And I'm gonna tell you, there was maybe 30 of us in the country.
Maybe.
And that included like Jordan and Meadows and Nunes.
It wasn't a lot.
There, and this is the scary part that we only wanted the truth, and it was out there because I believe this is the biggest abuse of power corruption scandal in history.
This was an attempted coup.
There is an attempt to rig an election.
This was an attempt to, in so many ways, this is so dangerous if we want to survive as a country.
Well, I think it was an attempted coup.
I think that uh, you know, to have a coup, you don't have to uh, you know, have I b I believe that there were moments.
I just want to correct myself.
I believe that there were moments in this process uh with Rod Rosenstein and some of the others where they actively discuss the 25th Amendment, overthrowing the president by having him declared uh incompetent.
And spying on him and secretly spying.
Putting pressure on uh on uh Don Jr. on on the entire family, on the whole Trump organization, going after everybody.
Imagine I mean, Sean, if you weren't the rock of stability there, I mean the president watched Michael Cohen uh dissolve into uh his an an arch enemy, uh a guy that was his conciliary, was his attorney, was his you know, there were maybe if you include the members of Congress, you know, talk radio, our ensemble team, both of you are part of it, a big part of it, and you know, 30 people, and the rest were like sheep.
But you think about it, they got Richard Jewell wrong, they got Trayvon George Zimmerman wrong, they got UVA wrong, they got Ducal Cross wrong, they got Ferguson wrong, they got uh Cambridge Police wrong, they got uh uh Ferguson and Freddie Gray and the cops there, they were all guilty.
They rushed, look at what they did to a sixteen-year-old kid, Nicholas Sandman.
They got that wrong.
Smallette, they rushed to judgment because they hate Trump.
They're willing to kill us, uh slander a 16-year-old kid.
That's how sick they are.
And in every one of those cases, we've been right, and they've been wrong.
But Sean, that's only half the story.
It's not just that you were right, it's that you were slandered.
So was Levin.
Remember when Mark broke.
So were you, and so was Geraldo gets it the worst because they think Geraldo is whatever.
You know, he's supposed to be on their side.
Because Geraldo has an open mind on stuff.
You know, he doesn't necessarily follow the company line.
But Levin exposed the Pfizer warrant back, what is it, two years ago?
And I remember listening to your show.
I think you were playing cuts of Brian Stelter or something calling him a conspiracy theory.
No apology at all.
By the way, that's not a fair fight, Levin and uh Humpton.
No, no, no, not at all.
No, no, I mean, listen, on gray matter alone, Felter should tap out early.
But you have people like Chuck Ross at the Daily Caller who broke the name of Stefan Halper.
You know, Kim Strassel at the Wall Street.
You're right.
It's a small group of people.
It's a small group.
All of us were.
And and Haraldo, you did get the brunt.
Just for being friends with me and Dan, you get the brunt of it.
Jeez.
But I I love that.
I love to debate my wife.
Listen, I love the fact that if you're ever in a fight, you want Geraldo in your corner.
Because he's going all in.
And I got you back.
I'm all in.
I'm all in.
I got you back.
I got you.
Listen, happy Easter, happy Passover, guys.
Love you both.
Yeah, happy Passover.
Okay, guys.
All right, 800, 941 Sean, our Friday concert series, your calls, much more coming up straight ahead.
No, I mean, I love Big and Rich.
I mean, once I saw them in concert, you know, I've never seen Charlie Danzels in concert except for the one time he played on the Freedom Concert.
But I mean, I, you know, being at with you know John N. That was the day I literally walked over.
So we're at Big and Rich's bar, the redneck Riviera in Vegas.
Yeah.
Okay.
And then I look at Linda.
She's out on the dance floor and she's dancing.
This is such a long dance.
And I walked over to you and I said, This looks really weird.
Can you stop?
Oh, you look really weird.
I didn't know the one on the dance.
I w I didn't try to embarrass you in front of everybody, but you're there, uh, you know, oh no, of course not.
You just stood on the sidelines pointing and laughing.
And then it's like, okay, who's this crazy lady out there that's dancing by herself?
First of all, I was not by myself.
I was with hundreds of other people that were attending the bar and watching them play, and they were amazing.
And as I recall, when John was here, John took my side and said that I wasn't alone, and I was perfectly normal to dance with a bunch of other people.
Then we had another dancing incident, and this was, I believe, was it Helsinki?
Incident?
It's an incident.
It's an incident.
Well, but look, we had our whole team.
I I had both my brother-in-laws there.
Uh, you were there.
Uh, Kristen was there.
I don't remember, I can't name everybody.
Yeah, it was a team effort.
We all went out.
Team effort.
So I'm standing next to Blair and James, and because I had mostly when I go out with go out, take my team out.
I'm the one that goes to get the drinks.
I like to do everything.
We you know, when we I just like to be like um the flight attendant when we're at a place.
I want to make sure everyone has a good time.
I used to do it, I like it.
And sometimes I even get behind the bar and I'll make the drinks for everybody if I can talk the owner into it.
So, long story short, so me and Blair are looking at each other.
There's some creepy guy that goes up to you and Jay, me and James, James were like, what is this?
And he's like getting in and starts touching, he starts touching you guys to try to dance with you all, and I'm like getting freaked out, angry, mad.
So finally, I just said, I'm gonna handle this.
I walked over, I did a little jujitsu on his shoulder.
Very it was a move that put him in a lot of pain very quickly.
And he and by the way, he flew away.
He was gone.
Like if you were in the center, he was in a corner somewhere dancing with the battery.
Yeah, he followed me to the bathroom and we talked about it.
And he said to me, he goes, Why is that man so mad at me for trying to dance with you?
And I said, Well, that's my dad.
And he's just wow.
Did you really I didn't?
I never heard that part of the story.
And and by the way, Tim agreed.
James agreed.
Blair agreed.
Yeah, because you're all like big brothers and uncles.
Okay.
First of all, we think it's weird.
It's a circle of girls.
Sarah Carter was there.
You're all dancing together, and we're like looking at it.
This is so weird, but you know, go you guys have a good time.
I would never go out on any dance floor of my life depended on it.
And but then this guy like throws himself in the middle and tries to like grind up against you people.
And I'm like, whoa.
It's it's the main thing.
That's not happening with me watching.
Did it or did it not happen?
As I described.
It did.
Well, why does a stranger feel he has the right to step in the middle of a group of girls and get that familiar that fast?
I don't know.
I mean, listen, you haven't been out enough, clearly, because this is a good thing.
I don't go out.
I'd never go to a place like that.
It just so happened it was a restaurant that had this dance bar area, and you guys wanted to go to the dance bar area after we ate.
Ethan makes a very good point.
I mean, I've gotten just as much uh up close grinding on the New York subway.
So I think I'm just better prepared for these moments.
Okay.
Well, I did my job, and I whispered to Blair.
No, I think I sold Sweet Baby.
I said, I'll handle this.
Well, you know, the better way to handle it and to avoid these moments would have been to get on the dance floor and shake what your mama gave you.
But that is never gonna happen.
What?
And I'm supposed to outdanc it and then he'll be intimidated by my dancing skills and he'll walk away.
It's a much more than a little bit of a little bit more than that.
Well, all I did is what you say, I put my hand on his shoulder in a way that got his attention.
And I got his attention, and I pulled him back and I said, You better stop now.
He was a very sweet guy.
Before I left that night, he took a picture with me.
Poor kid.
Uh he was an older man.
What do you mean, kid?
Yeah.
Old people in this place.
He wasn't that old.
Okay, like 45, 50.
No, he was 30 years old.
Yeah, he was that old.
It was creepy.
It was like just go 45, sweet baby James.
It was creepy.
It was like I had to do something.
Yeah, well, you know, sweet baby's my uncle.
You're my friend.
I said to James, I said, listen, just watch my back.
And meaning I'm gonna go over and do something.
And he he's James does what he always is.
He started to creep in.
And if anything happened, I knew he had my back.
Blair was there.
I knew he had my back, although Blair couldn't fight his way out of a wet paper bag.
No, that's not true.
It's so true.
He's a triathlete, you know.
What does he do?
Those super marathons, what do you call those things?
Ironman.
Iron man.
Okay.
He couldn't find himself out of a wet paper bag.
Strong, you know, he's fit as can be.
We love him, but you know, if it's a street fight, I want James.
That's all there is to it, right, James?
Right.
I and you know, by the way, how effective was I?
I was so you were very effective.
That was the end of my dancing partner.
How far did he move away from you guys from that moment forward?
It wasn't.
I mean far until he followed me to the bathroom.
Yeah.
Well, you'd uh he's lucky I didn't know that part.
He was very nice.
All right, stop.
That's not nice.
It's creepy.
You don't have the right.
It's just like the creepy kisses of Joe Biden.
Crazy?
Creepy, Uncle Joe.
I'm sorry.
You don't invade a stranger's space and start grinding with them.
Well, I mean, after he announces next week, he's going to invade all our space.
Oh, you mean Uncle Joe?
Uncle Joe's announcing next week.
Did you hear?
Yeah, we know that, yes.
We're very excited.
All right.
Well, you know what?
Let me check out on our line here.
Let me do a quick survey.
All right, Rob in Cleveland.
Do you agree with me that that's creepy on the dance floor?
Well, um, I I do think it is to a certain extent, but who are we to judge?
I mean, most guys are pretty creepy.
Um, what if it was one of your employees or a group of your employees dancing, and this guy gets up close and starts grinding with with these people?
I would I would have done something very similar.
And I'm on the opposite side of the spectrum with you when it comes to political.
All right, stay right there.
You're a liberal.
We'll get back to you.
Tom in Chicago, what would you do?
I'd stay off the dance floor.
If she wants to dance, let her dance.
So I should just ignore the creepy guy.
That's right.
Thank you, Tom.
Uh Matt in New York, what do you think?
Yeah, Sean, I'm gonna agree with you, but I do sympathize with Linda uh given the fact that I do do live.
I do live in the city, and I have been on the sixth train at 8 a.m.
Thank you, Matt.
Well, that's a different story.
You can't dance your way to any other place.
It's like a you pack like a sardine.
Hang on there.
Steve in San Diego, what do you say?
Yeah, I'm uh standing back until Linda gives me the look, and then I'm coming.
That was great.
Oh, that's funny.
Scott in Milwaukee, what do you say?
Uh my guess is I'm gonna wait till I get the wrong look and then I'm out of there.
Oh, then you're out there.
And by the way, I was nice about it.
You know, I just said Yeah, you just squeezed his shoulder until he couldn't move his arm.
No, what I and he felt it, and I'm like, okay, knock it off.
That's it.
Stand down.
And then he he went away.
All right, Rob the Liberal.
What's up, Rob?
How are you?
I'm well.
Listen, uh, I just want to let you know, I I'm uh I'm I definitely am a liberal and um I like to listen to a lot of different conservative radio hosts and stuff like that.
So um I don't want you to think I'm you know bashing you anything in particular.
Listen, I can I've been at this 30 years.
You're not the first.
Go ahead.
Um my question is everything that's going on, you were talking about earlier with you know the Hillary Hillary Clinton, you know, um situation and you know, everything Barack Obama has done.
I want to know, do you have any um insight on things that the conservatives or Republicans have done that has been?
I uh uh if you listen to my program more regularly, you know I have nothing but contempt for how weak the majority of Republicans are.
I mean, I'm I'm angry that they made a promise for seven years and had sixty-five show votes about repealing and replacing Obamacare, and uh about a hundred of them bailed when they had a real opportunity to do it.
I'm angry at the you know, Republican senators that said they they voted in 2015 to repeal when it wouldn't count.
Obamacare, and then the same bill in 2017, you know, seven of them changed their votes.
You know what?
I I you know, I'm I I can't stand that they care more about their power or perceived power and getting re-elected than they do serving the American people and fighting for the promises they make.
That's why I love the freedom caucus so much.
You know, you ask me who I like in Congress, I like Meadows, Jordan, and and and his team.
Um there's a few senators I like.
Um I do like Ted Cruz.
I like uh Senator Ram Paul, uh although we disagree on some issues.
He's a great civil libertarian.
Um there are a few people I like.
The only thing McConnell does well, it seems, are justices.
That's it.
Um he pisses me off more than he that I can praise him.
I mean, I like I make conservative.
I like the tax cuts of the president, the judicial choices that he promised.
I like him fighting to secure the borders.
I like the economic growth by ending burdensome regulation and giving us the biggest tax cut in history.
I like that he takes on little rocket man and everybody freaks out.
I like that he got us out of the Iranian deal.
You know, all this talk about Russia, there's been no president in 20 years as tough as Donald Trump on Russia.
It's such a joke.
So I'm a conservative, I'm not a Republican, and I can't stand That they don't fight for what they promise.
I hate it.
Uh, Tom Chicago.
What's up, Tom?
How are you?
Thank you.
Uh, I guess you keep mentioning the gang of eight and the 302s.
And I wish you could explain that a little bit further so I have more information regarding what those issues are.
I'll tell you what, I can put it up on our site Monday, but I'll give you the short version of a 302.
Let's say in the case of Bruce Orr and Christopher Steele, their conversations, all of those are recorded.
And so there are real conversations in real time.
And what my sources have been saying for a long time is when we get the FBI 302s, which is just a form number, in other words, the descriptions of contacts and phone calls between the very key individual people that we've been following, they will be extraordinarily revealing.
There's also a question as to, you know, when, you know, as it relates to certain items, why certain 302s were filled out months later, and was there an original copy that was then changed out for a newer copy so it would make them look good.
Gang of Eighth is a certain group of Republicans, and it was information very damning to the upper echelon FBI people that we said that would expose that they even knew about their own corruption, and they have been desperately fighting and DOJ people desperately fighting to prevent that from becoming public.
Does that help?
That's a short version.
Does that help?
No, that's that's great.
I will get to the website and get further information.
And the Pfizer applications will come too.
There's a there's a lot, and they're going to be very revealing, and revealing in the sense that everything we've been telling you for two plus years is true.
All right, that's gonna wrap things up on this Passover on this Good Friday, and on this Passover weekend, this Easter weekend, I just want to take a moment and you know what?
We are all blessed.
We live in the greatest, freest, best country God has ever given man.
And I know times, holidays, family, whatever, you become more reflective.
And I just want to thank all of you because you make this show possible.
