Paul Mauro, retired NYPD Inspector, attorney, and founder of Ops Desk.org is here to break down what is actually happening in the White House cover up of the cocaine found on the premises of the people’s house.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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| All right, hour two, Sean Hannity Show. | |
| Thanks for being with us. | |
| Toll Free, our number is 800 941 Sean. | |
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| Well, well, well, as we've been discussing a little bit here and there and making some digs here and there. | |
| Um imagine just for a second that the Trump White House had an incident where not far from the Oval Office, inside the Trump White House, uh there was some uh powder discovered that happened to be cocaine. | |
| Wow. | |
| I'm sure everybody in the media would defend the Trump family and go to battle for the Trump family because the media bent over backwards to defend any mention of the possibility that Hunter, the former crack addict, you know, the guy that you know lost all his teeth from crack use. | |
| We've we've seen that the that crack teeth picture of his or him sleeping with a crack pipe in his mouth. | |
| Uh that was on the front cover of the New York Post one day. | |
| Uh but the media, no, you can't even mention it's it's it's not Hunter, it's not. | |
| It's no way. | |
| They left early on Sunday. | |
| Turned out they didn't leave till Friday night. | |
| I'm sorry, they left early on they left before Friday, before all this. | |
| Nope, they left Friday night. | |
| They lied to us as per usual, but the media, the mob, as I call them, uh, are out there defending Hunter from the White House cocaine story. | |
| Listen. | |
| Congressional Republicans, they also seemed very excited this week to learn that cocaine was found at the White House. | |
| The right wing is having an absolute field day after a baggie of white powder, which a lab test confirmed was cocaine, was found in the White House on Sunday. | |
| Now there is absolutely no evidence to suggest that President Joe Biden or his son Hunter have anything to do with this. | |
| And in an even more deranged post, Trump made completely unhinged claims against the Biden family regarding a truly bizarre occurrence, a small bag of cocaine found in the White House. | |
| Yes, we live in that timeline. | |
| I mean, there's no doubt. | |
| Every day DeSantis or or Trump tries to use Hunter to beat up Biden. | |
| How's that world handling it? | |
| Look, uh I don't think anybody envies the position that the president and his family are in on this issue because his family and Hunter specifically have become his primary political liability in a lot of ways. | |
| I mean, look at the cocaine story from the last week and how many Republicans have tried to seize on that. | |
| It's really kind of ugly the way it's been done. | |
| It's kind of a it's certainly kind of a tacky play here. | |
| But it wasn't ugly when they lied for three years about Trump Russia collusion and Don Jr. and Eric Trump and Ivanka and Donald Trump and and everybody in in between, and they were wrong. | |
| And they'd never corrected the record, but that's fine. | |
| Three never-ending years. | |
| And then Corinne Sean Pierre, White House propagandist calling the question about cocaine in the White House uh belonging to the Bidens being irresponsible. | |
| How is it irresponsible based on Hunter's history? | |
| I'm just asking again, can we just say once and for all whether or not the cocaine belonged to the Biden family? | |
| We've answered this question, litigated this question for the last two days exhaustively. | |
| Um, you know, there has been some irresponsible reporting uh about the family, and uh and so I gotta call that out here. | |
| And I have been very clear. | |
| I was clear uh two days ago when talking about this over and over again as I was being asked a question, as you know, and media outlets reported this. | |
| The Biden family was not here. | |
| They were not here. | |
| They were at Camp David. | |
| They were not here Friday, they were not here Saturday, they were not here Sunday, they were not even here Monday. | |
| They came back on Tuesday. | |
| So to ask that question is actually incredibly irresponsible. | |
| And um, I'll just leave it there. | |
| Actually left Friday night. | |
| Now, why should this matter to everybody? | |
| Um we have drug a drug egg epidemic in this country, and large part fueled by open borders caused by Joe Biden's open borders policies. | |
| Uh and fentanyl is showing up in cocaine all over the country, and people are dying from cocaine use. | |
| Uh, but this is the White House. | |
| You would expect better, and getting to the bottom of this should be a top priority. | |
| We're told the investigation should be complete sometime today. | |
| Uh and I'd like to know where that cocaine came from. | |
| I've been to the White House. | |
| You don't get to just walk around freely in the White House and not run into a whole bunch of secret service agents that uh will stop you at different points if you're not accompanied by the proper person with the proper credentials. | |
| How do I know? | |
| I've been there. | |
| Uh there's certain places you don't get into unless you are with prominent people that have the clearance to go into specific areas in the White House. | |
| That part I know as well. | |
| Uh the idea that you would say or wonder out loud that a guy that was that severely dicted to cocaine, crack cocaine in this particular instance, uh would be a suspect, and then stop lying to us that they weren't there at all Friday. | |
| They were there Friday. | |
| They didn't leave till Friday evening. | |
| So stop lying. | |
| I'm tired of the lying. | |
| Paul Morrow is with us, retired MYPD is inspector, attorney, founder of uh opst dot org and uh website. | |
| You might want to check it out. | |
| Paul, how are you, sir? | |
| I'm good, Sean. | |
| How are you? | |
| How how wrong of me to use my logic that a guy that not that long ago was a crack addict, uh apparently a very severe crack addict, could be a suspect when what when cocaine just mysteriously shows up in the White House. | |
| So Sean, in law enforcement, we would refer to that as a clue, okay? | |
| Uh oh, wait a minute, that's a clue. | |
| I'm looking like blues clues like the the cartoon, that like that kind of clue? | |
| Exactly, as in investigation one oh one. | |
| Um you're talking about a very controlled environment, as you've mentioned, people who have very limited access. | |
| There should be a small universe of people who could be responsible for this, and one of them has a well publicized and extreme history right in this area. | |
| Of course you have to look at that. | |
| And to call it irresponsible is itself irresponsible. | |
| They know that and they're spinning. | |
| Now that doesn't mean it's his. | |
| We all understand that. | |
| But I by the way, and I believe you're innocent until proven guilty. | |
| Uh I believe in all of that, but I'm I'm not going to put aside my simple basic common sense. | |
| Of course he's a suspect. | |
| Like OJ Simpson had a history of uh not being particularly nice to women. | |
| Guess what? | |
| That made him a suspect, didn't it? | |
| Of course it did. | |
| And you know, you're also talking about, aside from his history, you're talking about the history of an administration that has just done everything they can to resist investigating any of its own, specifically Hunter Biden. | |
| So the idea that we're in the midst of an investigation of a five-year investigation of him where we come out with two misdemeanor tax charges and a jerk and a gun charge that's just going to go away, is another past this prologue situation where we have to say to ourselves, Are you done protecting this guy or what? | |
| Again, it doesn't mean it's him. | |
| But to say that it's irresponsible to consider him a suspect in this thing is ridiculous. | |
| How long does cocaine stay in one system? | |
| Do you know? | |
| Cocaine can be a good long time, as in weeks and in some cases months, and you can get it from a hair test. | |
| Now, White House personnel are subject to random drug tests, so they should pull everybody in for a drug test. | |
| They also should just by the way, I think they should pull them in for the hair test. | |
| Because the hair test gives the full history. | |
| And if somebody gets their head shaved tonight, uh I might go to them first. | |
| You can pull if if they do that, you can pull a a leg hair. | |
| You can always get a hair. | |
| Uh this you know there's ways around all those dodges. | |
| So they can get it. | |
| By the way, that that's what I love about really good detectives. | |
| You're way smarter than me. | |
| I could never be a good criminal. | |
| I've watched too many crime shows to know. | |
| You know what? | |
| There's no way you think of everything. | |
| So they can get it. | |
| And and they can pull the phones and use the positioning on the phones. | |
| If it's a government person responsible here, they can narrow down who's there through a holiday weekend. | |
| It should be a relatively small universe. | |
| And if you notice, Sean, the network or just before the holiday weekend. | |
| Just before the holiday weekend, Friday, they don't know when it was left there. | |
| And if you notice the narrative keeps changing, you get further away from the Biden's first it was the library, which is a really limited universe of people. | |
| Then it became a White House work area, where that would mean White House personnel. | |
| And then it became a heavily trafficked common area. | |
| So little by little over the course of this story, the universe of people who could be implicated here has expanded, not coincidentally in my mind, to a larger group of people, so that at some point they may be able to say we haven't been able to ascertain. | |
| Okay, but they would be able to ascertain whether or not those people that have access to these sensitive areas in the in the White House, whether or not they Have recently, within the last number of months, use cocaine thanks to DNA, forensic uh science that that would and techniques that we have available, using hair uh from uh an individual would be one way to do it. | |
| Abs absolutely. | |
| And between that, the drug testing and the um the positioning of the phones, and of course the video. | |
| We're talking about the White House here. | |
| So, you know, of course there's internal uh security that's going to be uh time stamped, and they should really be able to pull all of those things together, then go do interviews. | |
| They should have been doing interviews right away before people get their stories straight. | |
| And it feels to me like this is something they should be able to put together, and if they can't, then that's a whole series of other questions because they should be able to do this. | |
| Quick break. | |
| More on the latest of cocaine in the Biden White House, Paul Morrow with us, retired MYPD inspector. | |
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| Uh how did this cocaine end up in the Biden White House? | |
| And how dare people even suspect that it possibly could be Hunter Biden, even though he was a crack addict for all those years. | |
| Now, I've got to imagine, and correct me if I'm wrong, and I just assumed I've been in the White House when President Bush was president, I've been in the White House when Donald Trump was president. | |
| I don't think Joe's gonna invite me anytime soon, which is very, very uh very disturbing to me. | |
| But I would imagine that probably the president is being monitored and watched every second. | |
| In other words, am I wrong to assume that although I we did have the Monica Lewinsky incident, so maybe my assumption is way off base that even the Oval Office that there's got to be somebody monitoring the president at all times and and and viewing him in real time. | |
| Am I wrong on that? | |
| See, Secret Service is supposed to know where he is. | |
| They can be ordered by the president to leave him alone, and uh obviously there are instances where that is going to occur. | |
| But take the recent example of President Trump being walked into being processed for these uh quote unquote cases against him in Alban Brags, Manhattan, and in the uh Mar-a-Lago case, the Secret Service let the prosecutors know that this is an ex-president now, not even a serving president, he will not be out of our sight. | |
| We will be with him the entire time. | |
| And as long as the president is okay with that, then you're exactly right, Sean. | |
| So you're right. | |
| He should be under observation, or at least he should they will know where he is at all times. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Um what are the if you were gonna run and head up this investigation? | |
| Tell me how you'd run through it. | |
| All right, the first thing I would have done is I would have ripped all the video immediately, and I would have grabbed all the phones immediately, because that way nobody can mess with any of the positional data. | |
| So those are the government folks. | |
| Then I'm gonna look at everybody who was uh was there on a tour. | |
| If in fact this was found in a common area, I remain skeptical of that because of the changing narrative. | |
| Assuming it wasn't a traffic common area, videos, the phones, you can't change that stuff. | |
| It's digital. | |
| That's gonna give you within six to eight feet where the phones were. | |
| So you can probably narrow down the the number of White House personnel. | |
| There's no expectation of privacy in a government phone. | |
| You don't even need a search warrant. | |
| Pull all the government phones. | |
| Look at the if you're a visitor to the White House, generally you get in, especially on a holiday weekend. | |
| You get in through somebody who works there who pulls a string and gets you in on the fourth of July weekend. | |
| So you're gonna have all of those names, right? | |
| All that stuff has to be locked. | |
| You're gonna have your universe of people, you start pulling all of that. | |
| Then you go the next step, as we spoke about, we're gonna start drug testing. | |
| And you're gonna do interviews before people get their stories straight. | |
| You gotta do interviews very quickly and you gotta jump right on it. | |
| If you're doing all of this simultaneously, and they should have a task force to personnel to do this, we're talking about the White House. | |
| You would hope at some point here somebody's gonna give it up because you're gonna feel pressured and they know they're gonna get me anyway. | |
| And so you'd want to do all of that right away before people start making moves to try to undermine what you're doing. | |
| But so far, we haven't heard that they've made any progress, and the only reporting I've heard is that they said something like we may never know. | |
| And I am very, very skeptical about that. | |
| Never mind anthrax. | |
| What if it was a bunk? | |
| What if it was pure fentanyl? | |
| Who somebody touches it, kills over and dies? | |
| There are all kinds of possibilities here, and it really speaks if they can ascertain to a very lax security system in what's supposed to be one of our most sensitive buildings. | |
| I would not believe that for one second that they can't find out who did it. | |
| At that point, uh uh my suspicion would quadruple overnight that it's probably Hunter. | |
| And they don't want to know because like the sweetheart deal that you referred to earlier, that wouldn't happen to anybody else except a Biden or a Clinton. | |
| Just wouldn't. | |
| It wouldn't. | |
| And I mean, look at what all the unexplored aspects of Hunter's life. | |
| I mean, just pick out one. | |
| You know, we were supposed to believe that the laptop was this elaborate Arabesque Russian intel operation, and this is what the fifty-one intelligence officers wanted us to believe. | |
| Why then, if the Russians were capable of such a thing, would we not believe that all these Eastern European hookers that have been trafficking through his life for years were not capable of a similar operation? | |
| Why are they not looking at him for human trafficking? | |
| All this stuff that we're supposed to be so concerned about that he was knee deep in. | |
| Frankly, I would be surprised if he wasn't compromised. | |
| And that's something that nobody wants to talk about. | |
| I think the whole family's compromised, Paul, and I've been screaming at from a rooftop, and not enough people have been paying that much attention to me. | |
| But uh anyway, uh we appreciate your insight, your knowledge, your background. | |
| Uh we're on the same page on all of this. | |
| Uh thanks so much uh for being with us. | |
| Thank you for having me, Sean. | |
| Paul Morrow, retired MYPD inspector, uh attorney, founder of Opsdesk.org. | |
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| So Linda, when did you find out? | |
| So we had been promoting, I guess for the couple of weeks leading up to the release of this movie, The Sound of Freedom, starring Jim Cavizel. | |
| Uh we had been, you know, promoting the this movie. | |
| I got an early copy of it. | |
| It's from Angel Studios.com. | |
| They're the ones that brought you the hit series The Chosen, which is amazing. | |
| Uh my only son, the story about Abraham in the Bible, another amazing story. | |
| Anyway, it's an inspiring true life thriller. | |
| Um, where you have an an American officer that first saves the brother, then what sets out to save the sister. | |
| And and the way he was able to save the sister was by putting himself in a position where cartels hidden in the in the dark, you know, forests of I believe Columbia at the time. | |
| And this is all based on a true story. | |
| And I told people this is a great movie. | |
| You need to go see this movie. | |
| Anyway, so it turns out that they had a phenomenal Fourth of July weekend, and uh the best part is it debuted in 2600 theaters. | |
| It has an A plus cinema score rating to further boost the film. | |
| Um, and and that's ninety-nine percent of the audience loved it. | |
| And that's not even the best part. | |
| It was the top grossing July fourth movie, uh that was out there. | |
| I mean, this is unheard of, and they were going up against the release of Indiana Jones and the dial of Destiny. | |
| That had a reported budget of 295 million dollars, and this movie, The Sound of Freedom, had a budget of eleven million dollars. | |
| Um uh was no, not even eleven million dollars. | |
| What was it, Linda? | |
| It was like next to nothing. | |
| So no, so the they had a really low budget, but they were their anticipation was to make like eighteen million on opening weekend, and they made forty. | |
| That's like the really big deal because you know, Tim and his group and you know, everybody over at Angel Studios is now taking all this money and turning it around to help more children because unfortunately the United States, while we went and supported this film, we are also the second largest country to be consumers of child sex trafficking. | |
| And I think that that statistic shows up at the end of the film, and and one statistic that also shows up at the end of the film is that there are more people that are enslaved today than at any other time in history. | |
| And when you think of the history of slavery worldwide, you think how is that possible in this day and age? | |
| That's what they're saying, and this is very real. | |
| It's very real, it's very frightening, and I think the saddest part of it all is, and I can say this honestly, because I'm part of this, is it's so hard to watch, it's so hard to hear. | |
| And so it's really difficult to get people engaged in this topic that there are adults that buy children as young as three and four and rape them. | |
| It's not sex, it's rape. | |
| It's sexual assault. | |
| They also point out that the country with the largest consumption of this repulsive, evil, child porn crap that is all over the place. | |
| Is America. | |
| How important it's embarrassing. | |
| What what the hell is that? | |
| Embarrassing. | |
| But you know what it is? | |
| I'm gonna tell you two things. | |
| Two things. | |
| Oh boy, one is put your finger on the No, no, no, I'm not gonna curse, I promise. | |
| As much as I want to about this. | |
| Not worried about cursing. | |
| We're worried about what you're gonna say. | |
| Go ahead. | |
| No, I I really do think a big part of this is there's zero accountability for anything, but people also are purveyors of evil because we've taken everything that makes our nation moral out of it. | |
| Like we've taken God out, we've taken the Bible out, we've taken just common courtesy out. | |
| People don't say please, people don't say thank you, people don't say excuse me. | |
| People are killing each other in the middle of the street. | |
| You know, it's there's such a miscarriage of justice or no justice at all. | |
| It it's like you were talking about our you know, all day today about Pritzker and Chicago and illegal immigrants, and it it there is nowhere where you can turn where you see justice and law-abiding people being, you know, welcomed in, you know, and saying, Yes, that's the right thing to do. | |
| But I do believe, and I'm sure you agree with me that God has his hand on the scale here because for them to make 40 million dollars in their first weekend and kick the crap out of Indiana Jones, which isn't gonna change anybody's life. | |
| I mean, in that first mission, I'm sure you have this in front of you too. | |
| He saved 123 people, but 55 of them were little kids. | |
| I mean, who looks at a child, and I just I will never understand that. | |
| And I think that people who tell you why should be killed. | |
| They should not be put in jail. | |
| Why why are we putting them in jail? | |
| Just kill them. | |
| They serve no purpose at all in our communities. | |
| By the way, even prisoners believe that too. | |
| Here's a hundred percent. | |
| I wrote a book in two thousand and four, and I'm unplugging the book. | |
| It's called Deliver Us from Evil, Defeating Terrorism, Despotism, and Liberalism. | |
| You have to win the political. | |
| I I and in that book, I chronicled evil. | |
| I chronicled the evil of Mao and China, the evil of Stalin and Russia, the evil that was Nazi Germany and fascism and Mussolini and Tojo and Japan and the killing fields in Cambodia and Paul Pot. | |
| I could chronicle that. | |
| And what I concluded, you know, based on all of my research, and I did an extensive amount of research for that book, is that people that are good, generally good. | |
| Most people we we're all sinners, we've all fallen short. | |
| Nobody, you know, the whole story of Christianity is the need or the crying of the human soul to be better and to have salvation and to begin at born again to be a new person, a better person, not a perfect person. | |
| And and it's misunderstood, I think believed purposely so by people that just can't stand religion. | |
| Um and there are a lot of those haters out there. | |
| But anyway, so it's very hard, and this movie shows you that evil. | |
| It shows you it, and it's the best part of it is it is based on a true story about a real American by the name of Tim Ballard, who founded Operation Underground Railroad, the purpose to combat this child trafficking. | |
| We have had agents on this program that have spent 15, 20 years of their careers telling us loudly that this is happening all over the world every single day, and they've seen it, and that these kids are never to be seen or heard from again, and their lives and their souls are destroyed. | |
| I've you know, I've got to believe that's one of the reasons Jesus, you know, said if you believe in the good book, you know, you hurt one of these children. | |
| Don't you you you're better off. | |
| You're you're going to Dante's lowest circle of health, which is where you belong. | |
| Anyway, uh congratulations to Angel uh Studios dot com and the success of this movie. | |
| If you have not seen The Sounds of Freedom, uh they wrote me a very nice note. | |
| I know they wrote you one too. | |
| Um all I did was say that I liked it. | |
| Listen, they're really good people. | |
| No, we did give away free tickets too. | |
| But uh, but I mean, like it in my opinion, it was our honor to be a part of something so huge. | |
| You know, the one thing, you know, Katie says this all the time when our callers call in, like they want solutions, they want action steps. | |
| They want to know what they can do to fix a problem. | |
| And here was like one time where we could give a concrete action step. | |
| And it was like, please go and see this. | |
| If you can't afford to go and see it, we will help you go and see it so that you can spread the words we can stop this in our nation. | |
| And we can take back some control, at least to protect those who cannot protect themselves. | |
| And we did that, you know, and we followed their lead, and they did great. | |
| And I'm I'm really happy for them. | |
| Uh 800, 941 Sean. | |
| You want to be a part of the program. | |
| Uh let's say hi to John in Texas, the free state of Texas. | |
| What's going on, Big John? | |
| How are you, sir? | |
| Good, how are you doing? | |
| What's going on? | |
| Well, two uh two points that uh I'd I'd love to bring out that no major news organization outlet or politicians have brought up. | |
| And the amount of money we sent to Ukraine. | |
| I listen a little off the subject what you guys are talking about. | |
| The amount of money tax dollars we've sent to Ukraine. | |
| How much is that going back to the Biden family? | |
| I don't I I don't know. | |
| I don't know if any's going back to the Biden family. | |
| I know that the deals that they've done are beyond shady. | |
| I believe that the Biden families with Joe on down are compromised. | |
| I think the evidence now has become overwhelming. | |
| It's incontrovertible. | |
| And I think the media has been a protection racket for the Biden family syndicate for all these years and will continue to to be one. | |
| Uh I think it's thank goodness we have, you know, Jim Comer and and Jim Jordan and guys like Grassley and Johnson and and people like Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio and Rand Paul. | |
| They've all been doing, you know, a heavy lift under very difficult circumstances With the Department of Justice that's not cooperative and an FBI that's not cooperative. | |
| And frankly, uh departments that have been politicized and and justice being weaponized. | |
| So, you know, we just gotta stay focused. | |
| I I think we're getting close. | |
| I feel very optimistic that when we get to the bottom of the money, we're gonna find Joe Biden uh is and involved, knew about it, and benefited from it. | |
| What happens from there, I can't tell you. | |
| Because I never would have thought people that were involved in in enabling Hillary Clinton to get away with everything she got away with, and then used her dirty uh unverifiable dossier, which they were warned was false, uh, to spy on a presidential candidate and then a president, that they'd all get away with it, but they did. | |
| So I can't tell you how it's gonna end, but I do believe we'll know the truth, and I do believe we'll know that truth before November of 2024. | |
| Okay? | |
| Well, the other point the other the other point that's never brought up is Ukraine has been dismantled uh physically by the Russians. | |
| I mean the the buildings are are wrecked, everything. | |
| So who do you think is gonna who do you think is gonna rebuild that nation? | |
| Listen, the reason I have you know, uh uh look, you have an innocent country that was invaded by a murdering dictator thug by the name of Vladimir Putin. | |
| And and thugs like him, uh, you know, hopefully will end up dead sooner than later. | |
| I thought that might happen with with this coup that went on uh or attempted coup. | |
| Um so he's a he's a bad actor, but we've always known that about him. | |
| And now we're at the point where, in my view, America, Europe is not paying their fair share. | |
| Joe Biden's not in it to win the fight. | |
| He's put handcuffs on all of Ukraine. | |
| Wouldn't even allow Poland to send MIG jets so that they can fight in the air. | |
| And if you're not gonna fight to win, stop taking our money. | |
| If Europe's not going to fight for their own continent, then we're not gonna fight for them either. | |
| Uh however, be careful because uh I don't think Putin's territorial ambitions ended I don't think Putin's territorial ambitions ends at the Ukrainian border. | |
| That's my opinion. | |
| If Ragozin one day ends up being successful, be careful about the devil you knew versus the devil you don't know. | |
| I don't know enough about him to say that this guy needs to be the one to replace Putin. | |
| Anyway, appreciate the call. | |
| Bob in Cleveland, Rob in Cleveland, rather. | |
| What's up, Rob? | |
| How are you? | |
| Um well, Sean. | |
| Hey, I just wanted to touch base. | |
| I know you were talking about the cocaine and stuff, but come on, just a little bit of cocaine. | |
| I I'm that big of a deal. | |
| He's not like he's working in the White House, he's just visiting. | |
| Okay. | |
| I love sarcasm. | |
| Um I think I just think it's a big deal, and you know how the media and the left would act if it was Donald Trump. | |
| That's a big problem in this country. | |
| We have an informational crisis in this country. | |
| You know, the fact that Joe Biden had to be warned uh literally stopped by a court from dictating to big tech companies issues that that they want pushed and not pushed is scary to me. | |
| You talk about an Orwellian nightmare, that's it. | |
| Yeah, and and I I'll agree with you, Joe Biden's, you know, obviously not the the greatest per person for the job, but I mean Hunter is just uh he's a red-headed stepchild. | |
| So but I wanted to Well who made milli millions and millions of millions of dollars with no experience due to daddy's connections, and it seems like daddy's involvement. | |
| No, it's not politics. | |
| Name me name me one president that's ever been accused of this before, because I can't think of one. | |
| I mean, Donald Trump's son, uh and uh Jared have have profited, you know, gloriously, and Don and and Eric have nothing to do with the Excuse me, Paul they they profited when their father was in office, they profited uh before their father was in office. | |
| I mean, because they did business deals, which was part of their family business. | |
| You give me an example, uh one Trump didn't have experience in in the field of endeavor in which they're doing a business deal. | |
| Hunter had no experience in energy, oil, gas, coal, Ukraine. | |
| How did he make millions of dollars there? | |
| Can you explain that? | |
| Why was he making millions from a Chinese company, uh an energy company? | |
| Explain that. | |
| Hey, my dad my dad's gonna get me this job. | |
| You know, it it happens in everyday life too. | |
| It's not just the Biden family. | |
| Okay, but it didn't happen with the Trumps, so you can't make that comparison, although I know you'd love to. | |
| That didn't happen. | |
| Jared Jared was he was part of uh a job in for foreign intelligence. | |
| He he had no When did he work for foreign intelligence? | |
| He was he was doing deals with foreigners. | |
| With with um the uh let me tell you something that you don't know that I do know. | |
| There wasn't one child or Jared Kushner's son-in-law that had a clue that their father was ever serious about running for president until he, you know, really did it in twenty fifteen. | |
| And I used to meet them all the time whenever I'd interview Trump. | |
| We'll continue. | |
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