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Congressman Dan Meuser - May 12th, Hour 3
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Coming up next, our final news roundup and information overload hour.
All right, news roundup and information overload hour, 800 941 Sean, our number if you want to be a part of the uh program.
Um we're gonna talk to Dan Muser of Pennsylvania here in a second about a uh a fact about the bias against Donald Trump and his platforms.
You know, he has truth, for example, he w he wants to compete with Twitter.
Uh and they have the Trump Media Technology Group.
Uh I think it was formed in October of 2021.
They announced they had reached a merger agreement with quote digital world acquisition.
The purpose of the merger was to allow the Trump group, uh and thus their subsidiary uh truth social to become publicly traded, etc.
etc.
Anyway, to make it possible, the the group had to raise capital from millions of individuals, investors, those investors are largely, you know, people that invest in whatever they invest in.
Anyway, the average processing time of the S uh what's called an S4 form by the SEC, which is the final step in the merger process is 134 days.
In the case of Trump media or the digital world acquisition, uh DWAC, they waited 353 days.
Now there are other examples of conflicts of interest which should be of interest to everybody.
Now, you've heard me talk a lot about Yoel Roth.
He was the one in the Missouri case that acknowledged that when the FBI was meeting weekly in the in the months leading up to the 2020 presidential election, warning big tech that they'd be a victim of a disinformation campaign of some kind.
He was the head of site integrity at Twitter, and he even admitted that Hunter's laptop censorship was a mistake, and then he also said the ex-Twitter safety chief said he was deeply terrified of Trump supporters whose tweets he labeled misinformation.
He actually said all of this.
Listen.
Do you remember the uncertainty of the of the whole story?
We didn't know what to believe.
We didn't know what was true.
There was there was smoke.
And ultimately for me, uh, it didn't reach a place where I was comfortable removing this content from Twitter.
But it set off every single one of my finely tuned APT 28 hack and leak campaign alarm buttons.
Everything about it looked like a hack and leak and not want to do that.
But it didn't get there for me.
When you feel a responsibility to protect the integrity of the conversations on a platform from foreign governments expending their resources to interfere in an election, um, there were lots of reasons why the entire industry was on alert and was nervous.
And again, for me, even with all of those factors, it didn't get there for me.
That's so it was a mistake.
In my opinion, yes.
Are you worried about these Twitter files coming out?
What was that experience like having Kellyanne, who's always in control of herself, sicking this mega trolls on you?
It's terrifying.
I thought I was gonna be a college professor for a living.
I like I got a PhD and was doing research that nobody cared about, and uh, and then I was like, oh, you know, like this platform thing is cool, like I can go and do research there, and and you know, one thing led to another, and all of a sudden we apply a misinformation label to Donald Trump's account, and I'm on the cover of the New York Post.
And that is a deeply terrifying experience.
And I say this from a position of unquestioned privilege as a cis white male.
Like the internet is much scarier and much worse for lots of other people who aren't me, but it was pretty scary for a long time.
What was the result?
All right, joining us now is Congressman Dan Muser of uh Pennsylvania.
Uh Congressman, welcome to the program.
Thanks for being with us.
Happy Friday to you, sir.
You too, Sean.
Hey, really great being with you.
Appreciate it.
All right, so you wrote the head of the Security and S Exchange Commission.
You had 12 specific requests, the last one being provided a written ex explanation of it, the recusal process.
Why don't you explain what happened here?
Well, you know, you you set it up real well, uh as you do.
I mean, what the situation is we've got a potential abuse of power of the SEC, uh a real weaponization of a uh federal agency against innocent Americans.
I mean, you know, President Trump's uh company, TMTG, as you set up, is um the parent of Truth Social.
Very simply, as happens uh thousands of times a a year, TMTG is attempting to merge with, as you said, DWAC, digital world uh acquisition company for the purpose of of going public.
They have twenty million individual investors, small investors, not big institutions that have invested in this merger company that would go into the so-called DWAC.
Uh in fact, it was a constituent of mine who who brought this to my attention originally.
And uh and I just uh kept kept digging in.
And yeah, the SEC does that review process you you said, related to S4s, and as you also said, it normally takes about four to six months, average about a hundred and thirty days, which is a lot longer under this administration than it had been in the past, but still a hundred and thirty days.
Now we're almost at a year in the review process on the D WAC slash TMTG slash truth social, over a year.
And the very important piece of this is the players involved.
You got Gary Gensler.
He is our chairman of the SEC.
Gary Gensler was the CFO for Hillary Clinton in 2016, and he also is most assuredly the one who wrote the check for the steel dossier, uh, and knowing it was it was just false uh uh false uh uh false document, false information.
Um John Podesta, who's also in the administration right now, was on uh stated an oath uh under oath that uh it was Gary Gensler who wrote the check for this deal dossier.
Also, as well, and Melissa Hodgman, she's the spouse, the wife of our friend Peter Strzok, who uh strikes again.
Uh, she is head of enforcement at the SEC.
And then you have others, this uh uh Barbero woman who who ran the two first two impeachments.
So we really have a significant clear conflict of interest.
Nobody's recused themselves.
I'm asking the SEC as well for what is their recusal uh policy.
And you know, we got some we got some um we're not getting any feedback.
We're not getting any answers as to why this extraordinary uh opportunity for twenty million in American investors, uh they they could all lose their money, um, and um uh they're giving us no response.
So how long I mean, will you be able to give them and how do they give you no response?
I thought Congress has oversight responsibilities, and you have the power of the subpoena, don't you?
You're not allowed to call these people in.
No, no.
Um we're going to.
I um I grilled uh Gary Gensler uh last week, the week before in an open hearing.
I'm on the Financial Services Committee.
I expressed to him the conflict of interest.
I offered him facts, he dodged, I asked him about recusal, he avoided that.
I did a few days later have a meeting with his uh general counsel and a slew of other people, and uh it was an hour-long meeting.
We we we dug in deep, but still didn't get many answers.
This follow-up letter, which by the way, we we it it demanded a response last Friday.
They said we will give you a response a week from today, which is this Friday.
We uh contacted them this morning, got zero response back um uh throughout this week as to where my data is.
And this data from these questions, we were very specific in these questions, so they can't hide from the truth.
We want to know why this is taking so long.
How many other such submissions for these S4s for the ability to go public have been extended out this far uh this year, last year, and in general.
And I'm gonna get the data.
And I'll tell you this.
I've got the Financial Service Committee uh behind me, I got our chairman Patrick McHenry behind me, I've got our lawyers behind me.
We we're we're we're not done here.
We're gonna keep on digging.
Well, keep us up to speed, Congressman, because this is a big deal.
These this is people's money, and they shouldn't be treated differently if a hundred and thirty-four days is the average uh time that that it takes for such approval.
And you're now over three hundred, you know, some odd days here.
Uh that seems to me to be uh you know obviously unfair and completely biased.
Three hundred and fifty three days so far.
That's nearly a full year, uh, three times as long.
Let's see uh what they have to say when you get them under oath.
We appreciate you uh coming on.
And just real quick, this is not about uh uh Donald Trump.
I mean, clearly it's truth social, but this is about because Truth Social is going to continue.
This is about the 20 million investors.
We're not gonna stop, but you said the next steps are subpoenas.
Uh we we're gonna get the answers for people.
Appreciate you being with us.
Thank you so much.
Uh, Congressman Dan Muser of Pennsylvania.
Quick break.
We'll head to our phones when we get back, 800 941 Sean.
If you want to be a part of the program on this Friday, as we continue, we got an awesome Hannity tonight, nine Eastern on Fox, as we investigate the Hunter Biden family and uh where all the money is coming from and all the news that you'll never get from the rest of the media mob.
We've got it all uh tonight.
It's the Biden family scandals, 9 Eastern on Hannity on Fox.
And now a word from the forty-sixth president of the United States.
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And let's get to our phones.
800-941-SHE.
Shauna uh is our number.
Montana, beautiful Montana.
There are plenty of days, Bill in Montana.
I wish I was out there on Yellowstone Ranch somewhere.
Well, we're up here on uh the beautiful shores of Flathead Lake.
Well, that's awesome.
What do you do in Montana?
Uh I'm retired.
I'm uh Air Force vet uh retired up here, and I also spent uh four years as a uh an assistant to the chief engineer at a couple of radio stations down in Bakersfield, owned by Buck Owens.
Oh wow.
I uh back in the day, those were these stations in Bakersfield.
Oh, yeah.
Uh yeah, it's uh now Simon Cast, K-U-Z-Z-A-M and F M, but they're they're still down there, and uh shout out to all my friends down there.
But uh it just occurred to me that uh back in that day, uh it used to be that the uh networks, the major networks, ABC, C BS, NBC, they would buy up uh uh local radio stations in major major markets and make them uh affiliates.
And they were known as O's, owned and operated by a certain network.
Well, it just uh kind of occurred to me that uh Joe Biden could be an ONO as well, because he seems to be owned and operated by the Chinese Communist Party.
Well, I'll tell you this, and we've been going over this.
How is it that Biden allowed the spy balloon to fly over our airspace in Alaska, down the West Coast to Canada, into Idaho, all the way over into your state, and thank God they made it over Montana because that's how we found out about it.
A reporter uh uh was able to get a picture of it, thankfully.
Otherwise, we might not have ever known about it.
Uh over going over the missile sites we have in your state, uh, then down to Kansas and Missouri, up to Kentucky, and then off the coast of uh the Carolinas.
And how interesting is it that nothing happened?
There are no consequences at all whatsoever for China doing that.
Why?
Because Joe didn't want to offend the communist Chinese.
Uh could it be connected in any way to what James Comer was talking about this week and the amount of money that the Biden family was doing in business with Chinese companies and Chinese nationals putting money in these what, 20 or so LLCs?
Um, I don't know.
It very raises questions in my mind.
Well, the thing is, too, uh, I don't know if you noticed it or not.
Uh Deb Holland, uh the uh Secretary of the Interior was uh testifying before Josh uh uh Hawley, Senator Holly.
And uh she was talking about uh the fact that we don't need jobs, and uh kind of seems like it was uh related to the fact that she just uh killed the uh mining operation permits for the Minnesota Duluth complex, which is uh one of the world's largest uh undeveloped areas for cobalt, nickel, and uh copper.
Just the things that are used in uh batteries that happen to come from China.
So we actually have that cut.
Let's play it.
Why block the development of these resources in our own nation in favor of making us dependent on China?
Senator, are you referring to the boundary waters?
I'm referring to the to the twin metals mine in Minnesota, I think that Senator Bross is just asking about it.
Yes, uh near the boundary waters, which is uh iconic place and of course um a very valuable ecological um system to many plants, animals, species.
Um jobs for let me just say this though.
The jobs for blue-collar workers in this nation are valuable resources.
The livelihood and well-being of American families are valuable resources.
The ability of America to have our own industry and not be dependent on China is a valuable resource.
Why should those things for millions of Americans be sacrificed in in favor of your agenda for radical climate change?
Senator, I I know that uh there's like one point nine jobs for every American in the country right now, so I know there's a lot of jobs.
Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.
You're telling me You're telling me we've got too many jobs in the country?
Well, I'm saying that we don't have enough people.
That's why we are um having a hard time finding folks to work at our department.
Oh, wait, you're telling me that we have too many jobs for blue-collar work.
Have you seen the number of jobs we have lost in this country to China in the last 20 years?
Do you know where those jobs come from?
Over three million jobs have gone to China.
Do you know where those jobs have come from?
They've come out of Midwestern towns like the ones I represent.
They are blue-collar workers, and you're sitting here and telling me that we have too many jobs in this country.
Are you serious?
Bill will give you the last 20 seconds, sir.
Well, basically uh all I'm saying is, as far as I'm concerned, uh President Trump can stop calling him sleepy Joe, start calling him O Joe because he's owned and operated by the Chinese.
Unbelievable.
Appreciate the call, Bill.
God bless the beautiful skies of Montana.
Uh when I'm having a bad day, I think I want to be on a ranch, Linda, and hanging out with a Buffalo Rome.
That's where we need to be.
All right, 25 to the top of the hour.
Your call's coming up straight ahead.
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Linda, we made it.
I didn't think we'd make it to Friday.
Here it is.
Trust me, I barely made it, just so you know.
Well, you he really did literally just barely.
I mean, I barely made it today.
And I was just telling Bill who has been with us all week from LA, and I thought the traffic in LA was bad.
Forget about it.
I mean, I spent forget about it.
If I can just for a brief moment engage the audience in my pain.
You want it, you you want to vent.
I can hear it.
I do want to vent.
You know, I try to hold it in.
But sometimes you just can't.
You never hold it in.
You're right.
I'm full of crap.
And I will admit it, because that's just the kind of gal I am.
I'm just going to give it to you straight.
You're right.
I have a really hard time holding it in.
Most of the time, if you do something wrong, I'm going to tell you.
But at the same token, if I do something wrong, I'm going to tell you.
Well, today New York City did something wrong.
And they decided it would be super fun to keep everybody who had to drive in and go to work in one spot for an hour and ten minutes.
I was on 40th Street.
And I tell you, I made friends with people that I don't ever want to see again.
I don't want to sit in my car that long.
I really don't.
And I'll tell you something else.
And this is the thing.
This is a little piece of education for people that are driving on the highway today.
If you're listening to my voice, it's drive time.
If you are in the left lane, you are supposed to pass.
You are supposed to move.
If everyone behind you is waving and flashing and beeping, you need to move over.
Thank you.
That is a public service announcement.
You need to go.
I do not understand what is happening on the highway.
This really got under your skin today.
I'm very sorry.
Now, what happened when you called me and said you're going to be late?
What did I say?
You said, Don't worry about it, it's no problem.
Can anybody else do what you have to do?
And I said, No.
You said, okay, great.
I said, no, I said, we'll get it done.
Don't worry.
And I said, no, you won't, because I have everything in my car.
But we would have been, we would have been on the air.
We would have been doing a show.
I would have uh my professionalism would have kicked in.
I would have pounded away.
Listen, anybody who can read from the movie section of a newspaper for an hour can do this.
I promise you that.
No, there's a story I tell.
And you know, back in the old days, we didn't have the internet to get gather information from.
You know, you had one news channel, I think it was CNN came on later in the game.
I don't even remember what year, but anyway, so you had I used to scour like news magazines when they were real magazines like Time and Newsweek, and we had two local papers and do local stories and USA Today, I think it was around at the time.
I mean, it was not as easy to get information.
If everybody could see my desk right now, there's probably six hundred papers in piles uh that are somewhat organized.
It's organized chaos.
Um Rush used to call it a stack of stuff.
You never get through your stack of stuff.
There's no talk show host that I know that could get through their stack of stuff.
You always come in with more information than you're ever gonna need, at least I do.
And uh it's it's just funny.
I don't know how I did it in the old days, but anyway, it I remember on a 4th of July, like on a Saturday, they had me do a three-hour show.
And at that point, nobody was listening on the 4th of July.
They're out barbecuing, hanging out with their friends and family, firing off fireworks, doing whatever they do.
And I'm there, and then it's like on the Saturday more show, there's like no commercials.
And I'm literally, you know, duh, I'm like, here's the number.
We have one open line, you know.
If you want to call it, nobody was calling.
And uh, so I just kept talking.
And I just picked up the newspaper at one point, and I I opened to the movie section, and I started to review movies that I had never seen.
That's how desperate I was.
That's actually very funny, I gotta be honest.
Uh well, I've heard these hosts around the country and you know, small markets, and they're starting out, and you know, one of the reasons hosts will say really dumb, stupid, provocative things is the more provocative they get, the more likely it's gonna be that their three phone lines will light up and they'll actually have somebody to talk to.
Um, personally, it's so it's funny.
And anyway, and you we have a what open line right now 1800 941 Sean.
There's one line open right now.
No, every line's open right now.
When you're listening to these guys, they're dying on the air.
Nothing beats that Alec Baldwin audition tape.
We know what the problem is, nobody wrote his lines.
They're so used to reading other people's words.
That's the problem.
He had to think for himself for a whole, I don't know, 10 seconds.
And then he even enlisted poor Ivan, that poor guy.
Listen, I never know what's gonna come out of my mouth When we start this show every day.
I have differing piles.
I'm negotiating in my mind what story I want to start with.
And then, you know, the the mic goes on and I go and I don't stop.
And I have so much stuff in front of me now.
I could do I could literally do a 24-hour show and not stop, as long as you've provided me enough coffee and caffeine to keep me up the whole time.
I could do it.
I might have to take a Linda, what do you think of this and take a swig of my coffee?
And that's about it.
That would be the old or a bathroom break.
All right, let's get to some phone calls here.
Everyone's patient on a Friday.
That that tape is priceless.
Greatest tape in the history of radio by far.
Uh look at this.
We got three calls from the free state of uh Florida.
We'll start with Amanda, then we have Marco and Frank.
Amanda, how are you?
Welcome to the show.
Happy Friday.
Hey.
Ah, happy Friday, son.
How are you?
Good.
Life's good.
How where in Florida are you?
Uh I'm actually located uh the home of the Florida Gators in Gainesville.
Ah, great place in Florida.
Know it well.
What's on your mind today?
Um, well, well, two things.
The first reason that I called was really um I'm a Canadian living here in Florida, and I am a product of the Canadian health care system.
So I wanted to touch a little bit about that.
But first, I really I'm also um I have been in the immigration process since October of 2013.
What?
I literally you've been trying to get citizenship since twenty thirteen.
Do you have a green?
I assume you have a green card, right?
I literally just got it on March twentieth of this like just like this year.
So how long will it be until you can become a citizen?
Um well I oddly I actually just printed off the paperwork to apply for um citizenship.
Well, congratulations.
I don't know how long that will take.
And thank thank you for doing it legally.
Thank you for respecting our laws, our borders, our sovereignty, and welcome to the country.
And I feel that about anybody from any place in the world, just do it legally.
Yes, and and and that's the reason why I had to talk about that because I see immigration on TV every day now, and it's just it it's hard when somebody spends this much time trying to get in legally, and then we have others that are just kind of jumping.
How does that make you feel uh having gone through the process legally that you see all these people coming in illegally?
Um it was really tough because um my my life before I had a life before I I I met somebody and we ended up getting married, but I did have a life in Canada, and so the process is really difficult because um obviously it took ten years to eat for even me to get my green card.
So my application was actually denied um a couple of times.
And so and one of the times I was actually pregnant, and so it's just a really long story, and and I'm I'm I'm not sure if all the other cases are gonna be like mine, but it was just a really, really tough time for me because I couldn't go back home for many, many, many, many years.
And so it's it's not fun to see um what I'm seeing on TV.
It's not fun for anybody.
I agree with you.
And yeah, let me tell you something.
It's simply wrong.
And you know, by the end of this year, a minimum of of seven and a half million illegal immigrants will have come into this country under Joe Biden.
Uh and we have not done a background check on on any of them.
And most of them will probably down the line will be given uh amnesty if Democrats have their way and if Republicans don't get their act together and win elections.
Uh anyway, Amanda, thank you.
We're glad you came in and uh God bless you and your mission and become a citizen.
We'll look forward to celebrating with you.
Um let's say hi to Marco in Florida.
Marco, how are you?
What's going on?
Um what are the Republicans waiting for to impeach Biden?
Well, I mean, I don't think he's gonna get convicted in the Senate.
Now, with that said, um, I think uh on the w on which issue, for example, like on the issue of the borders, you know, you don't get to pick and choose as president.
You take a pledge to uphold the constitution.
Our laws are based on that constitution, and he is aiding and abetting in the law breaking um what I call it an impeachable offense, I would, because they're not doing a thing.
They're they're giving people free phones and free transportation.
That's not enforcing the laws of the land.
And it is now resulting in utter chaos.
We can't afford it.
We don't know anything about the people coming into the country.
We don't know if they have radical associations uh as far as the Biden family, and you know, we're gonna have a a full hour tonight.
Uh the Biden family scandals, you know, how much money did they make from all these countries?
And did it compromise them?
You know, how did we not respond to China with their spy balloon?
Why were there no consequences?
Why were there no consequences with Russia and Putin when they took out one of our drones?
That's irresponsible and reckless to me.
Right.
So there's a lot of reason why the impeachment, but why haven't they done it?
I think that there's a lot going on.
Right now, we've got open borders, Title 42 ended.
We've got a debt ceiling deadline of June 1st.
Uh Republicans passed a bill where you they can't trade stocks uh if they're in Congress, which I I liked.
The border bill was very strong.
They're following up on their promises, which uh we are giving them credit for.
Uh they did raise the debt ceiling.
They did pass a bill, and I don't I don't think Joe Biden's gonna have any other option either to default or sign the Republican bill.
Because he was unwilling to meet with the Republicans, and he made a bet that Republicans would not unite on the issue of the the debt ceiling and raise the debt ceiling.
He bet against it, and he turned out to bet the wrong way, and he wasted 97 days, and they could have come to another agreement.
That's that can't happen now.
I don't see that happening in what, 19 days.
I understand.
But why the Democrats didn't waive had a lot going on.
Impeached by uh Trump twice.
They even arrested him here in New York.
Why are they waiting for?
Why don't they just vote the articles of impeachment?
Just stay tuned.
I think if Comer and if people like Jim Jordan get to where I think they are now going and and the evidence is getting stronger every day, um, I think those will be legitimate questions.
I want to I want to see the letter that Comer and Grassley or the 1023 report.
Now we don't have to see it in the public, um, but if that person is that credible and has evidence and is accusing then vice president Joe Biden of performing certain acts in exchange for money for him and his family, um, yeah, that would be called bribery.
So if that turns out to be true, he would be impeached for that.
And likely I would even argue convicted.
Anyway, Marco, appreciate it.
Frank in Florida, Florida half hour on this uh Friday.
What's up, uh Frank?
How are you?
Glad you called.
Ninety seconds for you, sir.
Hi, Sean.
Yeah, I know I'm not the great one, so I'm gonna be as quickly as I can.
Um I wanted to get on the air to discuss what could be a very serious life and death problem for women in our country.
It's also affecting me personally.
Everybody remembers the uh baby formula shortage that occurred several months back.
Well, now we have another shortage.
It's called cancer treatment drugs.
Uh the information is all over the internet, and anybody and anybody that wants to look look it up can find it.
Uh, my significant other and my sister were diagnosed with endometrial cancer, which is also called uterine cancer.
Uh very sorry, by the way.
And some well, thank you very much.
I appreciate that.
But after hysterectomy and several more biopsies uh were taken uh during the operation, uh it was further diagnosed, what's called serous cancer.
This is a fast-moving cancer, and the prescribed treatment for this cancer is chemotherapy and radiation.
According to the experts, there are only two drugs that are used for uterine cancer, and they are what called they're called uh packed lataxel and carbulatin, and they're used in conjunction with each other during a 21-day cycle.
Um anyway, uh, and it takes about six infusions to get through the process, which is about almost six months.
We went to a local infusion center in Florida to start the process.
We actually went to the first visit and she got ready for the chemo and waited three hours only to find out that the drug was not available.
The carbo platin was not available.
Why'd they make her wait three hours?
They should have known that immediately.
Uh has she since I don't have a lot of time I would go deeper into this with you?
Did she ever get the treatment she needed?
No, she did not.
Uh and how how long ago was that?
This was uh two days ago.
So now we've been searching all over the country for this, and what we have found now is that we have a nationwide shortage of this cabal platinum, and and and in most cases, companies like Pfizer and whatnot, they don't even have a date as to when they're gonna be able to have the drug.
So I don't understand why CDC hasn't been all over this.
Well, I'll tell you right now, uh, I gotta go only because of the constraints of time.
I don't have any more time on the show.
Contact your congressman, contact Marco Rubio's office, uh, contact Senator Scott's office, contact Ron DeSantis' office, and and ask for help.
That's my my humble advice.
I'm very sorry you have to go through that on top of the cancer.
We'll continue.
All right, Hannity tonight.
We're doing a special tonight on the Biden family scandals that the media mob is ignoring.
Uh we've got Congresswoman Nancy Mace and Alan Dershowitz and Greg Jarrett and Pam Bondy and John Solomon and Miranda Devine, former FBI agent Nicole Parker, uh, Jonathan Turley and Tammy Bruce.
Set you DVR, Hannity, 9 Eastern on Fox.
We'll see you tonight back here on Monday.
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