Do you remember when President Trump was brought up on impeachment charges for his involvement with Ukraine and yet Joe Biden gets to joke about his not giving billions in Federal grant money. Sean runs through a few dozen more examples where justice just isn't being served.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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| We are broadcasting in beautiful sunny Florida. | |
| Well, it was until just a little while ago. | |
| We just had a rain shower. | |
| What's really awesome down here, Linda, is uh the rain is like a cool rain. | |
| And it's it's hot, hot, hot. | |
| Then the rain comes down and it cools everything off. | |
| It's really awesome. | |
| I don't actually think that the rain is cool. | |
| I think that it's just hot. | |
| So it gets wet. | |
| It's really cool. | |
| Nah, it's it's cooler than what the air is for sure. | |
| It cools things down for sure. | |
| No doubt about it. | |
| Uh, you know what? | |
| I'm in good company. | |
| So the New York Post today has on their front cover, record number of New Yorkers moved to Florida in August. | |
| The state escape is the headline. | |
| And it says a record 5,838 New Yorkers switched their driver's licenses to Florida last month, breaking the record of 5,738 set in January, as they sought out uh less crime, less bureaucracy, uh, no state income tax versus if you're in New York State and City, it's 13%. | |
| Uh if you're in New York State alone, it's 10%, on top of your 40% federal income tax rate and uh all the other extra taxes. | |
| I mean, literally, there you can't push people out of New York fast enough. | |
| Our only problem is we're not right behind them. | |
| Um we've got a lot to get to today. | |
| We have economic news, and it's not good. | |
| The Fed raising interest rates as we predicted, 75 basis points. | |
| That's three-quarters of an interest point interest rate hike. | |
| And by the way, that will now, they say it will slow the economy. | |
| Okay, slow the economy. | |
| So you're getting killed in your 401k, killed your IRA, your retirements. | |
| Uh now I told you, home prices now uh new home construction has stopped for the most part uh around the country. | |
| Sale of pre-existing homes have stalled, although not in places like Florida. | |
| Homes are still selling here. | |
| Construction's still happening here. | |
| One of the main reasons for that is that they have such a large migration to the state. | |
| And I've been saying there's going to be exceptions to this, you know, real economic downturn that's crippling American families across the country. | |
| Uh U.S. home sales fell for the seventh straight month in August. | |
| I told you months ago that that was going to be the predictable outcome as interest rates go up. | |
| Nobody's going to give up their 2.7% mortgage, 30-year fixed mortgage that they had under Donald Trump that Joe Biden inherited, and now we'll be probably above 7% interest rates for a 30-year fixed loan by the time it's all said and done. | |
| That's thousands and thousands and tens of thousands of dollars a year for most people. | |
| They can't afford it. | |
| And anyway, yeah, gas prices are down. | |
| Uh, but guess what? | |
| They're artificially down because Joe Biden has frankly compromised our national security by releasing the strategic uh petroleum reserves. | |
| So none of this is good for we, you, the American people and the economy. | |
| Um we live in a world, and I'm gonna get to a little T Sha James in a second, where Vladimir Putin orders a draft of reservists for war in Ukraine, and he's now threatening a nuclear response. | |
| Uh he's warning the West that this threat of his that he would resort to nuclear weapons is not a bluff. | |
| That's not good. | |
| Now, I can add to that. | |
| Joe Biden at the UN today, all right. | |
| So he commented he better not do it. | |
| It's not gonna end well for him, it's not gonna end well for Russia. | |
| Well, that's not gonna end well for the world, period. | |
| End of sentence. | |
| And that would be a scary, frightening scenario for the world in every way. | |
| Uh and then Biden goes on to talk about uh spending an additional, what is it, 369? | |
| He goes, We're bragging about this. | |
| We're gonna we're spending 369 billion on climate change, dumbling down on zero emission vehicles. | |
| They don't have the technology. | |
| This is the problem. | |
| They talk about renewable energy independence. | |
| How many times is that genius ex-mayor, Buddha judge said, fire an electric vehicle, 22 grand uh more uh over a gas-powered vehicle. | |
| Fine, okay. | |
| Then you got the batteries, then you got to pillage Mother Earth to get the minerals to build the thing, and then you got to charge it on an electric grid that is fueled by fossil fuels. | |
| So a lot of sense that makes. | |
| Uh, But Biden now pledging what? | |
| $369 billion more dollars to be spent. | |
| We have $31 trillion in debt that we're handing off to our kids and grandkids, and then another $200 billion for the food crisis in the country. | |
| So none of that is good. | |
| Anyway, I'm down here in Palm Beach. | |
| It is really nice down here, I will say that. | |
| And so while I've been down here, we found out last night, big announcement. | |
| Letitia James, the attorney general of the great state of New York, that she was going to make this announcement today. | |
| She makes it. | |
| And she alleges that Donald Trump, Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump, Ivanka Trump, Alan Weisselberg, this guy Jeff Somebody, the Donald J. Trump Revocable Trust, the Trump organization, you know, all of the Trump properties, etc., etc., etc., uh, that they engaged in fraud and misrepresentation in presenting financial statements on the financial conditions covering at least the years 2011 through 2021. | |
| Now, I talked to a multiple sources today that confirmed to me that they have a caveat in all of these statements they provide. | |
| Because you're usually talking about taking out a loan or needing a loan to buy a particular property as an investment or whatever. | |
| And they have their own, you know, disclaimer in there that says these are our valuations. | |
| You got to decide your own evaluation. | |
| Now, even Bill Barr today, who's been a big, big critic, and I've been saying this forever. | |
| Letitia James today, Bill Barr said this is junk, this is garbage, and that this is going nowhere, and that she doesn't have a leg to stand on with the civil case, it's not even a criminal case. | |
| So she made the statement that Mr. Trump and the Trump organization use these false, misleading statements repeatedly and persistently to induce banks to lend money to the Trump organization on favorable terms. | |
| That is a violation of law. | |
| Well, this is a civil case. | |
| There has not been a criminal case brought against them. | |
| Although, quote, she's the number one, she's the attorney general of New York. | |
| She could bring charges against anybody, you can indict a ham sandwich if she wanted to, and she hasn't done so. | |
| Anyway, so she talks about the laws that she believes were violated, et cetera, et cetera. | |
| Anyway, so if that's the case, now let me just tell you how real life works. | |
| Even if you if you want to borrow the type of money that Donald Trump borrows when he gets involved in an investment property, it's you let's say it's a hundred million dollars. | |
| Do you think any bank or any lending institution is gonna say, oh, okay, so you're putting this up as collateral, meaning another property, oh, and you value that at $500,000 trillion dollars. | |
| Oh, okay. | |
| Let me write that down, $500,000 trillion. | |
| And then here, let me write your check for your hundred million. | |
| Uh, we'll take your word for it. | |
| That's not how it works. | |
| The way it works is you you can put in what you think your valuation is, but they then have their fiduciary responsibility before they take money from their bank of meaning people's money, take money from their financial institution, that's people's money, loan you a massive amount of money, and do it without getting their own appraisal. | |
| No, they have the fiduciary responsibility to get an accurate valuation from their own side. | |
| And if there is a conflict as to in terms of the valuation, then they would either come to an agreement or not. | |
| But no bank is giving away money based on what the financials are of the people or valuations are that they're getting from a potential borrower. | |
| That's just not how it worked. | |
| Now, back to Bill Barr. | |
| He said that Letitia James doesn't have a leg to stand on, and he said pretty much what I've been saying. | |
| Dismissed this central allegation that Trump had overvalued his properties to secure inflated bank loans, and he points out what I've been saying. | |
| Property valuations are subjective. | |
| Banks don't take a customer's word for an assets worth. | |
| They make their own loan decisions based on their own valuations, period. | |
| And Barr then further noted Trump had paid back in full every loan in question. | |
| No bank, there's that there's there's no recourse. | |
| There's no fraud whatsoever. | |
| Nobody lost any money. | |
| As a matter of fact, they made money off of Donald Trump borrowing the money. | |
| And then he blasted James for announcing that she was out to get Trump before. | |
| Now, this is a big problem we have. | |
| And this is what I'm I'm going to get into a lot today, because this is now, we're now at a tipping point. | |
| I have been talking about, and we we're going to have all these FBI whistleblowers coming out too. | |
| How we are criminalizing political differences. | |
| We have lost the concept of equal justice under the law and equal application of our laws. | |
| And I can give you example after example. | |
| Trump is impeached for an alleged quid pro quo when all he's asking for is well, if we give you this money in Ukraine, I don't want you to misappropriate it like your predecessors did. | |
| That's not a quid pro quote. | |
| Ask that the American taxpayers' money be held and used responsibly in the way that is not corrupt. | |
| Um, but then we ignored the real quid pro quo. | |
| Play some of this as the program unfolds with Joe. | |
| You're not getting a billion taxpayer dollars until you fire a prosecutor who's investigating my son who admits on Good Morning America, he has no experience in energy, gas, oil, or Ukraine. | |
| You have Hunter Biden's laptop with all these crimes that have been corroborated, that also implicates repeatedly his own father as knowing about all of Hunter Biden's foreign business dealings. | |
| You got pictures, you got meetings, you got you know, Hunter complaining about how much money he has to give his father, paying for his repairs at his home, giving him half his salary. | |
| The big guy gets 10% as confirmed by Tony Bobolinski. | |
| Where's where's the rate on Hunter's home? | |
| Where are the charges against Hunter? | |
| Because those are real crimes that are on that laptop, and the FBI's had it for years. | |
| You know, you know, I'll play James Comey in a little bit. | |
| But listen to Letitia James. | |
| This is particularly this should scare everybody. | |
| And I don't know Letitia James. | |
| She's the attorney general, top law enforcement official in the country. | |
| And this is her campaigning to go after one person, one family, one organization. | |
| And today she fulfilled her campaign promise. | |
| Listen. | |
| I will never be afraid to challenge this illegitimate president when our fundamental rights are at stake. | |
| I believe that the president of these United States can be indicted for criminal offenses. | |
| Will you sue him for us? | |
| Oh, we're going to definitely sue him. | |
| We're gonna be a related. | |
| That man in the White House. | |
| Who can't go a day without threatening our fundamental rights? | |
| Yes, we need to focus on Donald Trump and his abuses. | |
| We need to follow his money. | |
| We need to find out where he's laundered money. | |
| We need to find out whether or not he's engaged in conspiracy. | |
| So she said all of that as a candidate. | |
| You know, and then she made a big deal. | |
| Now, because the president knew and his family knew that she was prejudiced against them. | |
| He was he was smart. | |
| They all went in and pled the fifth. | |
| You know why? | |
| Because anything they would have answered would have potentially in this case been used as a perjury trap. | |
| So she tries to make a big deal when somebody asserts their constitutional right, which by the way was a smart call on their part. | |
| And uh it just is pretty amazing. | |
| And then she wants to put in place all of these punishments towards the organization that would not apply to anybody else that she doesn't have the authority to apply. | |
| That would be done by a judge in a courtroom uh to decide a five-year ban on the Trump organization applying for any loans from any financial institution. | |
| Well, I don't know any financial institution that is gonna go by any borrowers' valuations or estimations of of worth. | |
| You usually get your own appraiser, in other words. | |
| He can't go in, oh, I have a net worth of 10 billion. | |
| Now, can I have I want to borrow 300 uh million? | |
| Do you mind? | |
| Oh, okay. | |
| So your net worth is 10 billion dollars. | |
| Okay. | |
| All right. | |
| So, and you're gonna use that as collateral. | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| I'm gonna use it as collateral. | |
| All right. | |
| Let me go to the vault. | |
| I'll take out you want in cash, or do you want to have cashier's check? | |
| You want to route the money? | |
| What do you want to do? | |
| Because that's what they want you to believe here. | |
| It's insane. | |
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| I'm gonna lay out the case how we are now criminalizing political differences, that we're shredding the Constitution, that we don't have equal justice or equal application of our laws. | |
| Uh I'm gonna give you examples of how people are treated differently. | |
| In this particular case, it is so flimsy, but it's anything they can do to take out Donald Trump. | |
| And the double standard is so beyond glaring, it's it's pretty unbelievable. | |
| Uh, one other thing to take note of. | |
| Now we'll interview President Trump on all of this tonight. | |
| Our problem will be getting it all in in an hour. | |
| Uh Vladimir Putin is now ordering a draft of reservists in Ukraine. | |
| He's now threatening to resort to nuclear weapons. | |
| He's claiming it's not a bluff. | |
| Okay, Joe Biden said you better not do that. | |
| I'm not sure that he cares what Joe Biden thinks. | |
| I'm not sure he cares about what anybody thinks. | |
| Vladimir Putin is humiliated right now. | |
| People around him, friends of him have been uh dropping like flies. | |
| Not a good time. | |
| Uh Zelinski rightly is saying the world better choose sides. | |
| And, you know, he invaded a sovereign country. | |
| And I've told you my biggest criticism is Western Europe and the United States have not given Ukraine the power to win the war. | |
| They could have won it. | |
| And that's why people get reluctant, resistant. | |
| They don't want to get dragged into these never-ending conflicts. | |
| So we got that issue hanging over our head. | |
| The 75 basis point increase in interest rates by the Fed today. | |
| That is going to hurt every American. | |
| Uh, the National Energy Assistant Directors Association projecting last week the average cost to heat your home uh this winter is uh up to 35%. | |
| That is massive. | |
| 25 to the top of the hour, dangerous, yes, especially to your pocketbook. | |
| Look at this. | |
| I'm bragging, he's bringing it to the UN today. | |
| $369 billion on climate change, doubling down on zero emission vehicles. | |
| It's unbelievable. | |
| Because you can't charge them during certain hours in California. | |
| How great is that? | |
| Then, of course, you got to pillage the planet to get the minerals to build the batteries that are then charged by fossil fuel electric grids. | |
| I mean, you just you can't even make this up, and you're gonna pay 22 grand on average more for an electric vehicle over a gas-powered vehicle. | |
| Thanks a lot. | |
| The climate uh Paris climate accords, great. | |
| Joe gets back in it. | |
| We're paying the the billions of dollars to fund this, and meanwhile, the heavy polluting countries like China and India, they are recognized as developing nations. | |
| They don't have to pay the freight. | |
| We pay the freight. | |
| So dumb. | |
| $369 billion in climate change, another $200 billion in the food crisis. | |
| It's insane. | |
| All right, let me get to this this issue here, because we now have enough evidence to make our case. | |
| And you gotta just stand back and you gotta be objective at some point. | |
| And I'm trying to be objective. | |
| And I would not want to be uh any conservative in power to abuse their power. | |
| I would not want a conservative attorney general to treat a Democrat or a liberal or a socialist any different in terms of their constitutional rights and the belief, fundamental belief, predicated belief on equal justice and equal application of our laws. | |
| I am beyond there's now enough evidence in that we are now we have weaponized our Department of Justice. | |
| We're criminalizing political differences. | |
| This was really evident today with Letitia James. | |
| There's no criminal probe here. | |
| She's citing criminal law. | |
| Well, we're going to refer this to the IRS. | |
| Well, New York State has a 10% income tax. | |
| They have corporate taxes. | |
| So and then, of course, I'm going to refer this, even though she's the AG and would have the right. | |
| They've already investigated this to death and came up with nothing. | |
| But that's neither here nor there. | |
| And then I'm looking back and I'm like, you just think about this for a second. | |
| And maybe people that are critical of Donald Trump's style. | |
| Imagine if this was you. | |
| You get impeached because you tell Zelinski in a phone call, and I, you know, President Trump calls it the perfect call, but he said tell Zalinsky, now you're not going to be like your predecessors and waste taxpayer money. | |
| I expect you to be irresponsible. | |
| You're not going to be like those leaders. | |
| Now, I would call that being responsible. | |
| Because he's giving money to a foreign country with a history of corruption. | |
| And he's looking out for the American taxpayers that we don't waste our money and give it to a country that's not gonna that's going to abuse it. | |
| And that was the cold quid pro quo based on the allegation of one hearsay whistleblower, not even a real whistleblower. | |
| And the sad thing is, now think about this. | |
| If we had equal justice under the law, the media mob that went crazy to impeach Trump over that, the Democratic Socialist, climate alarmist cultists, they went insane over this. | |
| And yet you got Joe Biden bragging after his presidency that on a trip he was in charge of policy for Ukraine, that he told the Ukrainians, you're not gonna get one billion dollars. | |
| You got six hours, you're not gonna get it. | |
| You can call Obama, he's gonna back me up. | |
| You're not getting it unless you fire this prosecutor. | |
| Why would a vice president ever want a prosecutor in Ukraine fired? | |
| You think that's why would he involve himself in that? | |
| But then that's the prosecutor that was investigating his son who went on Good Morning America and admitted he's paid millions for no experience in energy, in gas, in uh fossil fuels whatsoever. | |
| No, no experience. | |
| Why do you think they're paying you this money? | |
| I don't know. | |
| Could it be your father? | |
| Probably. | |
| Okay. | |
| You know, why did you get three and a half million from a Russian oligarch? | |
| Why did you get a hundred thousand dollar shopping spree from a Chinese national? | |
| Why, with no experience, did you get a 1.5 billion dollar deal with the Bank of China ten days after you were aboard Air Force II with your dad visiting China, visiting Asia. | |
| How did that happen? | |
| Then the Kazakhstan oligarch. | |
| Joe said he never knew anything about Hunter's foreign business dealings, but the laptop from hell shows otherwise. | |
| There's so much evidence in there of Hunter implicating Joe and his knowledge. | |
| And now we have what, 14 examples of meetings that took place with Joe Biden and Hunter's business associates. | |
| And we have many pictures of such, many references to how much money Joe was going to get. | |
| Tony Bobolinski's uh confirmation that Joe knew damn well what was happening with all these businesses, and he benefited financially. | |
| Hunter complaining how much that he had to pay his father. | |
| He's well, he's not taking half your income like he's taking mine and having to pay for the repairs of his house and having to give him the big guy put aside 10% for him or whatever the percentage was. | |
| And you wonder why didn't they go after the Bidens? | |
| The laptop. | |
| Evidence of other crimes, crack use. | |
| We know that Hunter lied on a on a gun application. | |
| We know that gun ended up in a dumpster somewhere. | |
| You know, then of course, the the hookers and you know, was there any transportation across state lines? | |
| Because if it was a Republican, they would have raided Hunter's house by now. | |
| They would have, they've had this laptop for years. | |
| So the question is, do we have equal justice and equal application of our laws? | |
| Now, here's Joe. | |
| Remember, they impeached Trump for saying be responsible with taxpayer money in Ukraine. | |
| That was the quid pro quo. | |
| Here's Joe's quid pro quo. | |
| I said, I'm not going to we're not going to give you the billion dollars. | |
| They said, You have no authority. | |
| You're not the president. | |
| The president said, I said, call him. | |
| I said, I'm telling you, you're not getting a billion dollars. | |
| I said, You're not getting the billion. | |
| I'm going to be leaving here. | |
| I think it was what, six hours. | |
| I looked, I said, leaving six hours. | |
| If the prosecutor's not fired, you're not getting the money. | |
| Oh, son of a bot fired. | |
| Son of a bee, he got fired. | |
| Is that equal justice? | |
| Ask yourself. | |
| Ask yourself, does anybody else you have a case where an attorney general of a state runs a campaign to target one man, one family, one organization, and today fulfilled that promise, but wasn't even able as AG to do it in a criminal way. | |
| I mean, valuations are subjective. | |
| I think it's worth this much, you think it's worth this much. | |
| How much are you willing to pay for it? | |
| That's called a negotiation. | |
| There's a fiduciary responsibility for any lending institution. | |
| And Trump's not dealing with baby banks here. | |
| He's dealing with big financial firms and big banks. | |
| And he's talking about big amounts of money that he wants to invest in projects, and he puts up collateral. | |
| He can give his estimation. | |
| And I've been told that he puts a disclaimer in there that they need to do their own due diligence. | |
| Um, here's another example. | |
| Do we have equal justice and equal application of our laws? | |
| James Comey talking about the exact same thing, except it's electronic. | |
| Hillary Clinton, top secret, classified information on multiple servers. | |
| He didn't know in the beginning there were multiple, there were multiple. | |
| Now, this doesn't include, although he acknowledges 33,000 emails, we we weren't able to get them all. | |
| Uh they were deleted with bleach pit. | |
| You mean like with a cloth, that kind of bleach bit. | |
| Hammers were used to break up devices. | |
| Listen to James Comey and apply this to Trump and apply this to the Mar-a-Lago raid, and what? | |
| I think they have 101 classified documents they claim they have, and 11,000 other documents, and they took his passports, health records, tax records, and over 500 pages pages of attorney client information. | |
| Listen. | |
| From the group of 30,000 emails returned to the State Department in 2014, 110 emails in 52 email chains have been determined by the owning agency to contain classified information at the time they were sent or received. | |
| Eight of those chains contained information that was top secret. | |
| 36 of those chains contained secret information at the time, and eight contained confidential information at the time. | |
| Although we did not find clear evidence that Secretary Clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling of classified information, there is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information. | |
| Although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. | |
| It's almost the same exact thing. | |
| Why is it different? | |
| Why is it being handled differently? | |
| And, you know, there's so much to all of this. | |
| James Comey admitting she did all of these things, top secret, all these email chains, 110, blah, blah, blah. | |
| It's even more than whatever. | |
| Then you can add to this one other case. | |
| We've got the case of Hillary's bought and paid for dirty Russian disinformation dossier. | |
| She bought it by funneling money to a law firm called Perkins Couie. | |
| They hired an op research firm. | |
| Fusion GPS hired a former MI6 guy by the name of Christopher Steele. | |
| Christopher Steele then used this guy by the name of Denchenko, who's now on trial for lying to the FBI, who was the source for the Russian P tape and all this information. | |
| And he lied about all of it. | |
| The FBI was warned in August of 2016 by Bruce Orr, don't trust it, it's political. | |
| Even John Brennan, who hates Trump, said to them, Yeah, I can't trust it. | |
| Don't trust it. | |
| It's political. | |
| But they used it anyway to spy on Carter Page, who was a CIA operative, cooperated with, you know, was paid, I believe, had a relationship with our CIA, and was undercover. | |
| And that's a pretty dangerous job to spy. | |
| They used him to then back because he was connected to the Trump campaign to then spy on a presidential candidate. | |
| And as Andrew McCabe said, without the dirty dossier, there would be no Pfizer warrant granted. | |
| Now here's where it gets more interesting. | |
| Every three months, you have to go back to the Pfizer court and you have to justify the continuing surveillance. | |
| Okay, so they did this in late October, then you got October to November, November to December, and January. | |
| In January, let's give them the benefit of the doubt and say their first renewal warrant still used the dossier, and they hadn't talked to Denchenko. | |
| Because when they did talk to the source for Christopher Steele's dirty dossier that Hillary paid for, Russian, he's a Russian disinformation specialist. | |
| He said to them, he told them none of it was true. | |
| It was all made up. | |
| It was all bar talk, never meant to be used this way in a political campaign, blah, blah, blah. | |
| Then it gets even more interesting. | |
| The FBI then co-ops this Russian Denchenko and puts him on the payroll for the next three years until I guess Durham was appointed special counsel into the case, which is why he's now on trial for lying to the FBI. | |
| But the reality is he had already told them the truth about the dossier. | |
| That means the last two renewal warrants were based on a dossier that they were told directly by the main source was false. | |
| And at some point in this timeline, even Christopher Steele said, Yeah, I can't prove it. | |
| But it was used against Donald Trump. | |
| A lot of you wonder, and you say, by the way, you know, Denchenko, the subsource, hired after he told the FBI in January 2017 the dossier is not true. | |
| And he got paid by the FBI. | |
| There's something wrong here. | |
| Now, it doesn't, this should not be political in any way. | |
| It just shouldn't be political. | |
| This is where we're now at a tipping point where things in this country get extremely dangerous. | |
| And that is, you know, now we have the issue of we have the whole case. | |
| We got a magistrate that the attorney general goes to that had recused himself from a previous Trump case because he's biased against Trump and made his opinions known. | |
| Apparently it was only months before he granted this very broad warrant to raid Mar-a-Lago. | |
| I mean, these things are unbelievable. | |
| And anyway, so he's the one, and that was a broad warrant. | |
| They ended up taking Trump's passports. | |
| They ended up taking other things as well. | |
| They took his personal tax information. | |
| They took 500 pages of attorney client privilege information. | |
| They took his medical records. | |
| They haven't returned all of this. | |
| But this is now unequal justice under the law. | |
| This is what every American needs to be concerned about. | |
| This is what every single person that believes in our Constitution needs to be concerned about. | |
| Because if it can happen to one person, it can happen to everybody. | |
| You know, like even in the case of January 6th, that's fine. | |
| You didn't like Trump's actions that day. | |
| All right. | |
| But if you're going to be fair, and you want to be objective and you want to have a hearing, should be 50-50, you know, in terms of partisan breakdown. | |
| Why didn't they ever interview Nancy Pelosi or ask for her text messages, correspondence, emails? | |
| Why didn't they ask the sergeant at arms? | |
| Why didn't they bring in the police chief, the Capitol Police Chief? | |
| Apparently he's writing a book and asked him why he requested the guard. | |
| Why didn't they interview all the people that I've interviewed? | |
| Why didn't they look at the DOD's IG report about what General Milley said? | |
| Or what the Secretary of Defense at his uh Chief of Staff said, and Mark Meadows had said that, you know, and why didn't they ask Muriel Bowser why did you reject the National Guard? | |
| Um, why is that? | |
| All questions. | |
| You would if you wanted to be fair, you'd do that. | |
| They did. | |
| This is the state of the country. | |
| It's scary. | |
| All right, 800-941 Sean. | |
| We're in uh beautiful, we're headed to beautiful Mor-Lago after the show today. | |
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| We'll check in with President Trump's uh attorney based on the Letitia James uh uh actions from earlier today. | |
| We'll get her reaction to all of that. | |
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