Meek PiDOGE, Deep State, Drones & Charlie Kirk | Donald Trump Jr. DSH #1008

So what do you think is going on with these drones, man?

It's interesting.

I had a guy on my Rumble podcast yesterday that heads up the UAV stuff for like the CIA and did that for years.

No one actually seems to know.

The time-lapse footage of them flying over airports, I mean, like, I'm a licensed pilot.

Like, you can't just fly over an airport without ATC air traffic control, like clearances and stuff like that.

And they're happening in mass.

It's really odd.

Yeah, we're here with Charles Jr., guys.

We're at AmericaFest, and he was just talking about how it's it's grown so much, dude.

Yeah, it was awesome.

I don't know if they caught that part, but yeah, first time we were here, it was like 300 people.

It was in Florida, I guess we did it in Florida, and it was like 300 people in a small room.

And we were like, that's actually a pretty big turnout for a political event, generally speaking.

And now, you know, just walking through that ballroom, it's not even, you know, it's just starting to get filled in.

There's already 8,000 people in there.

It's not even halfway full.

They sold 20,000 tickets.

I'm like, that's a movement.

That's really cool.

It's really cool to be a part of it.

I got to ask about the drone stuff because I know you're on the board of directors of a drone company.

So what do you think is going on with these drones, man?

It's interesting.

I had a guy on my Rumble podcast yesterday that heads up the UAV stuff for like the CIA and did that for years.

No one actually seems to know.

Crazy.

What's weird is like we don't know where they're coming from.

We're not tracking like a point of origin.

You hear all the different stories.

And again,

you know, you don't want to go conspiratorial, but after the last eight years, it's sort of hard not to, right?

It's sort of a natural thing to do that.

But this many, and you see the slow-mo footage or the time-lapse footage of them flying over airports.

I mean, I'm a licensed licensed pilot.

Like, you can't just fly over an airport without ATC air traffic control, like clearances and stuff like that, and they're happening in mass.

It's really odd.

And half of you makes you wonder if it's just a distraction from something else that they're hiding from these days.

So, yeah, trying to figure it all out is odd.

And when you hear the other pilots saying these things are doing things that other drones are not capable of,

it's a little scary.

I've seen some crazy theories how it's scanning for potential weapons.

Yeah,

I heard the one about missing plutonium.

That doesn't sound awesome.

But when you think about all the stuff that went missing, all these warheads went missing in Ukraine, whenever it was

years ago, just totally unaccounted for, they could turn up anywhere, that's kind of scary, but it is weird that seems like it also dies off at like 11 o'clock at night.

And so if that's the case, you just keep searching, right?

If they're looking for radioactive material, you probably wouldn't have a hard out.

But the real weird one is that they can't seem to track them to a point of origin, or they're just not telling us, which also wouldn't surprise me.

Yeah, because they've got to be taken off from somewhere.

You think they'd be able to check it out?

And again, like the way it's all, you know, you have these shot systems in cities that, just from echolocation, they can tell you where a gunshot happens

to an almost exact point.

If they can't tell us where a point of origin of a seven-foot diameter drone is coming off of, that seems sort of odd to me.

Super strange.

Pentagon just failed its seventh audit.

Yeah.

You know, it's sort of amazing that a government that will audit us at the IRS level for $601 transactions on Venmo,

seems to misplace trillions of dollars.

I mean,

it sucks.

But

I'm super excited about, I think, the next couple years, Doge, letting Elon go in there and just break down these systems, not even to go after it, but just exposing it to the American people.

I think that's so fundamentally critical when people realize what we've been wasting money on, right?

When we talk about being $35 trillion in debt, spending a trillion dollars a year just on the interest on that debt.

You know, that's money that we can't put into our schools.

That's money we can't fix our roads.

I go to some of these cities around the country.

It feels like we're living in a third world country.

And yet we keep spending on nonsense.

So

I just look forward to four years of transparency.

And once the American public gets a grasp of I think what's been going on, I think we have such an opportunity to create real change.

It's never going to happen in permanent Washington, right?

It has to happen from the people.

And we've watched that happen lately.

We saw that, you know, frankly, with the CR, you know, in the last couple of days.

Hey,

social media is able to expose it, we see the nonsense that's in it, all the pork that's been stuffed in there that has nothing to do with it continuing resolution,

but was just

feeding the Washington beast, their friends, their allies, and

their donors, exposing it.

And we went from 1,500 pages to 150 pages in like 24 hours.

Transparency is everything.

So,

super excited about that.

Absolutely, you got them wanting a 70K salary increase, right?

Yeah, like, you know,

you know what, I'm fine with giving people raises when they actually perform, but if they're the people overseeing the Pentagon and allowing them to fail seven audits in a row, allowing them to misplace $250 billion, I mean,

$250 billion, a quarter of a trillion dollars misplaced at the Pentagon, and that's what we know of, right?

Again,

I'm sure that just went to Ukraine with the rest of the money that's been wasted and or stolen over there.

So, you know, I'm fine with giving people a raise if they do something.

Like, how about balance the budget?

Then we'll talk about a raise.

Right.

Like, get something done.

Don't just kick a can further down the road and hoping

that you'll somehow get redemption by doing that.

I'm all for a raise, but I think people have to actually earn a raise, not just get it because they're there.

Absolutely.

Are you

hearing all the Syria talk?

What are you thinking about that?

You know what?

As someone who, when I was young, was probably really hawkish and was like, sure, like, America, we should go to war.

Like, I don't know that regime change has ever worked well, right?

I mean, you could look at, you know, do we think it worked well in Iraq?

You know, and that's not being a Saddam apologist.

I think he was a terrible human being, a true bad guy.

But is the region worse once we, you know, are they better off after he was displaced?

And the answer is no, like hundreds of thousands of people died

because of these things.

So I'm never sort of for these regime changes when we think we're doing great.

It usually ends up being a total disaster.

You could go back, obviously, Afghanistan in the 80s that created Osama bin Laden, and ultimately Al-Qaeda and all of these things.

It never seems to work, and yet we continually push for it because there's no money in peace,

there's only money in war.

And so that's why it's sort of amazing when I, you know,

watching Washington left and right, sort of chastise my president.

Well, you know, you can't just stop the death in Ukraine.

There must be, you know, it's because a general is, you know, his board seat at Raytheon is the exit strategy.

You get that by not, by selling missiles.

You know, they don't, no one makes any money in Washington.

The Belway isn't taken care of if we're not permanently at war.

That hasn't worked out well for the American people.

The American people voted against it, I think, overwhelmingly.

They're sick of it.

I think that's probably one side most sides agree on, maybe the left a little bit more in Ukraine.

I can't figure it out why, but I think generally we want to stop that, and yet, you know, I use the example over the last, let's call it two and a half years, three years that we've been in, you know, at least in a proxy war with ukraine basically funding it to the tune of over 250 billion dollars i know there's another 60 billion in the last package uh on top of that so and that's probably where some of that misplaced 250 billion from the pentagon say so let's call it half a trillion dollars give or take

in the ukraine i'll watch republicans like mitch mcconnell say it's the number one issue for republicans across the country i'm a guy that actually goes across the country.

I speak to people, you know, 300 people there, 5,000 people here, 10,000 people opening up for my father, whatever it may be.

I've done a survey at every one of my major speeches.

I probably won't have to do it anymore because everyone in this room agrees with me, but

I've done it now in front of over 150,000 people.

Is Ukraine a top three issue for you, and is it a top 10 issue?

So far, it's been a top three issue for exactly zero people.

It was a top 10 issue for four people.

Wow.

The first guy, I asked him, I'll give him the mic, like, why is it a top, well, I'm from Kiev, Ukraine.

I was like, well, I'm going to give you a pass.

Second guy misunderstood the question.

He thought it was a double negative, so it turns out he was actually on our side.

The next guy was a, I guess he was a board member at Raytheon, so of course he wanted it.

And another guy had done business there for like 20 years, so he's like, it's not really a top 10 issue, but it's like 10 and a half.

150,000.

Like I said, I speak in front, like, I've spoken in front of more people in the last two weeks than Mitch McConnell, real Americans, meaning like in

places, not Beltway people, than Mitch McConnell has in his entire 700-year career in the Senate.

And

four people, basically, out of 150,000.

I mean,

that's very statistically significant.

When we look at polling, polling is done with 1,500 people.

I've done it with 100 XSAC.

It's like

four people.

Really,

not even top three.

So it's not an issue, but that's what's crazy.

There's such a misalignment between so many in DC and the people who actually put them there.

And so again, what I'm so excited about, I hope for in the next four years is that we just expose it.

Again, you see what's going on now that X is like a platform where both sides are actually heard.

You can have

opinions out there.

You can get real information out there.

If it's conservative opinion, it actually has a chance of sort of breaking through that barrier that used to be put up with the censorship complex and everything that was going on there.

I think that's so fundamentally critical, because I just want Americans to understand what's going on.

Washington thinks the average American is really stupid.

I don't.

I actually believe that they get it.

They understand.

You saw sort of after the election when people are like, oh my God,

who cares if you can't afford groceries?

Like three-year-olds aren't going to be able to decide for themselves without parental consent if they should go through gender affirming care.

I'm like, what is wrong with it?

Like, what is going on?

They're so out of touch, and you see that in the media also.

So it's great to see sort of, you know, the trusted media die.

It's great to see the ratings die off.

And it's awesome to see

sort of independent media, just people having conversations, whether it's your podcast, whether it's mine, whether it's Charlie, Rogan, whoever it is,

having these long-form conversations, not a two-minute soundbite on mainstream media where everyone's rushing in there to get the four things they had to hit, and no real depth or thought.

They're just sort of spewing talking points without getting any detail.

So as people start embracing that, they're getting more informed, and with that, they're putting a lot more pressure on their politicians to actually represent them.

Absolutely.

Do you think Elon Musk saves social media?

I think 100%.

I think he saves free free speech.

You know, I think

without that,

and again, I'm a guy that's been on there for a long time, right?

I had a pretty big following before we ever got into politics.

We were from the TV show, The Apprentice, or whatever, and I always did my own.

And I was one of the early guys to talk about the censorship thing before people really saw what was going on.

And I'm like, wait a second, the second I got into politics, I was getting, let's call it, 5,000 retweets a post.

They're like, well, what's different?

I was like, well, I got five.

They're like, well, this is the same.

I go, no, no, no, five, like single digit, like five, you know, like five, like five retweets.

So I saw what was going on.

I saw how biased it was, started calling it out, and honestly, I think without it this last time, you wouldn't have gotten the future.

You saw it even in 2020, you know, Hunter Biden laptop, 17% of the public were like, and I don't know about that.

I wouldn't have even voted for him.

That's the difference between an election and not.

Now, I'm sort of glad it worked out this way, even though we went through sort of four years of hell with the law fair and the nonsense and the continued lawsuits and

all of that, because now we had a chance to start over with knowledge.

My father got into Washington, D.C.

in 16.

His first night in the White House was his first night ever in Washington, D.C.

So it's like you're starting from scratch, you don't know anyone, you don't know who the guys you can trust are.

There's so many people that have the R next to their name, and they're like, okay, they're going to do what we ask.

It's not at all true.

So now, with that four-year hiatus, you saw who's trustworthy, you saw who's going to actually execute, you see who's going to stick around for you, and they will execute now on the mandate that my father was given by the American people.

That to me is super critical.

Had we just sort of rolled over in 2020, the same guys kicking the can down the road, I think we have an opportunity to do something that's just fundamentally transformative to government, bringing the people into it.

I think what Elon's doing with Doge on that is amazing.

But I think without that, without X,

TrueSocial, these kinds of things,

with that continued censorship that we saw from the other major social platforms, the real stuff, the real facts would have never gotten out there.

I mean,

you saw with Kamala Harris, Tim Wallace, you're like, I mean, they didn't even seem like serious people to me at times.

And yet, and by the way, the media even agreed with that like six months before she sort of took over in a coup.

She went from like, this is the worst VP ever, she's terrible at speaking to, like, look at how great it is.

We get to have the first XYZ.

It was insane, but like, because of the unbiased nature of it, and both sides were very present, but because both people got to see both sides of the story for the first time in a long time, time, I think they were able to actually come to a decision that made sense instead of a decision that was insane.

Absolutely, because you had traditional media against you, you had the legal system against you, but the alternative media I think is what really saved you guys.

100%.

You saw it, and you could see it wasn't even what happened there, it's what didn't happen there.

You know, when my father does three and a half hours on Rogue in Impromptu, people are like, oh, wow,

it was sort of interesting listening to him, watching him go into the detail of stuff that happened in the Civil War and why that was like, it was like, oh,

there's a lot of depth here that you just wouldn't see

in conventional media.

And then watching Kamala Harris have the opportunity to do it and also turn it down was equally telling.

Because it's like there was no depth there.

There was nothing beyond sort of the

teleprompted sound bites.

I'm not saying she should have done it.

It was probably the right decision for her not to do it.

You think so?

Because I think she would have failed miserably.

I mean, you see the speeches, you see the interviews.

I mean,

she couldn't do 15 minutes, 20 minutes with Brett Baer asking the same questions that she'd been asked in the three other interviews that she did in the month prior.

It's like nothing was a surprise.

Like if you can't, if you still don't have an answer to what you would have done differently in what was clearly a fairly failed administration, then like what are you doing here?

If you can't do 15, 20 minutes with Brett Baer on Fox News, how are you going to do against Putin?

How are you going to do against G?

You know, and

it was just very telling for me.

And I think it was very telling for the American people.

They saw that.

We're like, why can't she do this?

She's been asked that question.

She didn't do many interviews.

She hid from that and just sort of allowed the mainstream media narrative to create a caricature of her that didn't exist, that she was great and competent and so impressive.

But every time she got behind a podium or got in an interview, even a non-hostile interview,

she almost ended her political career on The View.

Like, imagine being like a leftist, like going on The View.

It's like, how much more home team can it get than that?

For real.

And she still couldn't get it right.

you know I think everyone just saw that in front of them we're like okay like we've come to our senses absolutely how do you feel about the transition lately there's been some weird stuff coming about Biden right how he's handling it yeah but I mean well now you're hearing you know what was the article today and well it turns out that Joe Biden was actually pretty senile and aides had to try to spoon feed him basic answers and we had to keep meetings to three or four minutes because like I'm like I've been saying this for eight years like I've been saying this since you know

I mean we we ran against them in 20 I'm like, there is something way off here.

And the fact that they hid that from the American people,

you know, these stories are coming out now, being honest about what's clearly some form of dementia or whatever it is.

Like, everyone saw it.

Like, I got criticized, yo, you're being ageist, because I'm like, no, the guy's the president of the United States.

He is in charge of the nuclear football.

Like, if American lives are in danger, he's the guy getting a call at three o'clock in the morning.

He got lost on stage three times this week.

Are you serious?

Well, I didn't see that.

No, not this week.

I'm just saying over the last four years.

I mean, it was like every week I'd do like a parody of him getting like confused and lost on a stage or like, like,

like everyone saw it.

Yeah.

And, you know, you'd watch, you know, Joe Scarborough, this is actually the best Joe Biden's ever been in his career.

I'm like, really?

Does anyone actually believe that?

Like,

you know, watching that sort of propaganda

go out there was both scary.

But I think important.

You know, I think, honestly, had they thrown him, you know, sort of under the bus earlier, maybe they could have gotten away with it.

Maybe they could have gotten some other sort of puppet candidate in there

and perpetuated

a lot of this.

I think Americans do want to know who is actually running the country right now.

It's not Joe Biden.

I mean Jill Biden did more campaign stops than him in Iowa during the primaries.

It's like why is the first lady doing more campaign stops than the actual

candidate?

Like it doesn't make any sense.

But I think the tell-all books that will come out shortly as people from that administration start to do the grip thing are

going to be pretty epic.

And I think it's going to be pretty scary when Americans figure out just how bad it actually was.

Because it's probably worse than I even imagined.

And I've probably been pretty vocal about it for quite some time.

And you're on the inside.

There's going to be some stories.

But we saw them all transpire.

I mean, I got fact check on social media.

I did one of those where he went and the crowd is that way.

And he did a 180, and there's just a curtain.

And he's trying to shake hands with an imaginary person.

I'm like, there he is.

Like, no, no, no.

He wasn't shaking hands.

Let's open.

He was pointing to the crowd.

I go, the crowd was opposite.

Like, it's on TV.

Like,

I'm supposed to not believe what my eyes are showing me.

Like, you know, the desperation to try to cover up was pretty crazy, but still effective.

Because, you know, the reality is, like, for me, you know, I do this every day now.

You know, there's a lot of Americans that are just, you know, they have a hard time just

feeding their families, trying to survive on, you know, between the inflationary stuff, what I call the Biden-Harris cost of living crisis.

It's become problematic for a lot of They don't have time to pay attention to it every day.

And if you're just sort of listening to that mainstream narrative as your five minutes of news consumption a day,

you know, maybe

you don't realize it.

But I think so much of that's changed.

I mean, the lies have just gotten so bad that people are actually paying attention.

I think that's really important.

People do need to pay attention to what's going on.

I mean, the lies are crazy.

Why did it take three years to find out there's 26 undercover agents at the J6 raid?

Yeah.

And I said it early when I'm like, well, it seems like they're opening the doors to people.

Why won't they release the videos?

Why won't they do all of these things?

Why can't we just have transparency?

I mean, if you want to go down the rabbit hole, he's like, you know, the alleged bomb at the RNC and DNC, like, well, so why did Secret Service pass by it a few times?

There was never a problem with the bomb sniffing dogs.

Like, I've been to the Secret Service training program

in, I guess, Maryland or Virginia.

I've watched the dogs work.

I actually got in a bite suit to see the attack dogs as well as the, like, there's no way they missed that.

Right.

Unless it wasn't real.

Or it was a setup.

or that was the backup plan.

How did that story, if there was a bomb outside the DNC and the RNC and the vice president-elect was at the DNC, why didn't that become a story if it wasn't like a backup plan for like, hey, we were able to instigate something else?

That's a really big deal.

A bomb outside the DNC, and it's like, gone, gone, we don't want to get into the details.

The video imagery gets reduced to a level that people can't really see the details anymore.

How is that possible?

Like,

to the level of cameras from the 70s, like, that's not what those cameras were.

Why can't we see that?

Same with Russia, Russia, Russia.

The phones of all the people that were working on it, we lost all the text messages.

You see what's going on with the January 6th committee now.

You have members of those committees clearly witness tampering to try to get a result.

And I was like, at the time, I'm like, and I did 10 hours of congressional testimony on that one too.

And I'm like, so you mean to tell me that there's someone that says that my father was able to and attempted to try to disarm two heavily armed young Secret Service agents to take over the beast and drive it down to see his support.

Like,

does anyone really, like, but that was the narrative?

Like, they, like, by the way, if he was able to do that, I'd actually be more impressed.

If a 75-year-old guy at the time could beat the handling of like two heavily armed, well-trained Secret Service agents, take over the presidential limo, and that thing's so body-armored, it's not that easy to crawl over that.

I'm like,

like, like, imagine actually believing that.

Yeah.

But they sold sold it for months.

You know, now it turns out it's all one big lie.

And, you know, they, in the last CR,

we can't have anyone to be compelled in Congress to testify about these things.

You mean, like, the people who represent us

just get a clean pass.

They can lie.

They can manipulate that.

We're going to give them that pass in a continuing resolution so that we can never actually find out the truth.

I mean, that's scary stuff, man.

It makes you wonder if he's not.

It's a dystopian society.

No, it really makes you wonder if he lost.

Would the truth have ever come out?

100% no.

I mean, I think that was their real hope.

It's like, hey, we can just bury the...

I think they're still trying to do it.

I mean, they tried to do it yesterday,

it's just weird timing, though.

Christopher Ray resigns the day.

It's just all so convenient, right?

There's

all of these things, right?

You talk about sort of the first assassination attempt of my father.

I know these guys well.

A lot of the, let's call it like the door kicker level guys at the Secret Service are awesome guys.

I had a detail for four years.

These will be friends for life.

These are true patriots, great guys.

But like the fact that leadership would put a bunch of people that aren't trained and then they put local guys and then no one's on the same radio channels.

Like there is no scenario imaginable where an armed shooter is known for 10 minutes and they still allow the presumptive nominee of the Republican Party to get on a stage.

Then he's on a roof for multiple minutes and no one knows and the roof happens to be inside 150 yards and it's the high ground like like this is history 101 like you always guard the high ground.

Like,

you never seed the high ground.

Like, this is not something that those guys don't know, but like, that is clearly a leadership failure, and I don't believe there's that level of coincidence.

And then,

how many super radicalized 20-year-old kids, Sean, do you know that have zero social media football?

It's like they were radicalized out of the world.

I don't know any.

I never know anyone.

I mean, this is the world in which we play.

I mean, like, of course, like,

no digital footprint whatsoever.

He just

wanted wanted to assassinate someone out of thin air, and then magically the body is cremated within hours, and it's like...

Interesting.

I mean, it's actually,

it's so implausible if you look at all of the facts of all of these things to not assume sort of the worst, right?

I mean, the conspiracy theorists have been batting, you know, let's call it virtually a thousand for the last few years.

Sometimes it just takes a few months to realize it, right?

The big one I always used in my sum speeches was like, of course Wuhan virus started in Wuhan, in the lab that studies the exact virus and if you said that though and you were in academia or if you had a government grant you were out same with Lyme disease

of course like I and by the way having had Lyme it's brutal like I you know when it comes back like you know I because I lived in you know in Connecticut and Bedford you know within 50 miles of like Lyme Connecticut I grew up there like

Of course it came there.

And came from the lab that studies these bioweapons over there.

That's literally the closest access point across the Long Island Sound from that.

And it's like,

of course that happened.

So yeah, it's just, it's happened so much and to such a great extent that

it's important.

It almost feels like addiction, right?

You have to kind of hit rock bottom before you can recover.

And I think we're getting to the point where Americans are realizing, we've hit rock bottom, that they're starting to pay attention, that they're watching for the signs, they're not just getting spoon, you know, believing the lies that they're spoon fed, they're actually questioning them.

And once we question things, I think that's how we get to real answers.

I mean, you saw it with the election, it was a landslide.

Were you shocked?

I wasn't shocked because I've been the guy that's been on the ground.

This is my third time around.

I think I did probably close to 100 events in October.

Jeez.

Three, four a day for weeks on end, like whatever it is.

So it felt so good on the ground, better than 16, better than 20.

But after going through 20, I was like, I don't know, I just can't account for how bad they're going to cheat.

You guys have tried.

So it's like, I felt, you know,

but it's true.

And by the way, so many people now realize that when they're like, how did Joe Biden get 80?

Like, you look at sort of the way elections work and so

73 to 75, 76 to 74, like 82.

Like,

Joe Biden, like, and he only outperformed in, like,

Philadelphia and Atlanta and Detroit and Milwaukee, these Democrat strongholds.

Like, he outperformed Barack Obama in 08.

Joe Biden did, like, with his history of sort of racial divisiveness and all that.

No one believes that credibly.

You may be okay with the answer because you happen to be a leftist and you're like, I'll just take the win.

But you can't be serious.

And I think when the people saw this one, they were like...

Oh yeah, that's right.

And it was because we actually finally ramped up a game to counter that stuff.

You saw how many lawsuits had to be filed to stop them from playing these games.

And

we just didn't have that apparatus the first time around or in 20 because you didn't think you needed it.

At 20 sort of showed you how flagrant they'd be and you had to actually

be reactive to the insanity.

And so for me, it felt so good from what I was seeing.

And it wasn't just sort of the white dude in a MAGA hat anymore.

Now it was like, literally, I think per capita, right, not overall, but per capita.

In the last three, four months of the election, I think I took more selfies with African-American men than

anyone.

And I was like, that hadn't happened before.

The vote change for African-American men, aren't they?

African-American men was huge.

More women, but not the same as the men.

Hispanics, the level of that were that were coming up to be across the board.

So

it wasn't what you sort of expected, where it's just some sort of

blue-collar, maybe former Democrat that turned, but

it was such

much less homogeneous.

A much more diverse group of people who were like,

you guys better get this done.

Absolutely.

Enough.

Like, we get it.

We were wrong.

Like, we understand.

So it was cool to see.

So I felt really strong.

But again, I I just still had this thing.

Like, I saw what they did in 20.

I understand how well they play the lawfare game.

I understand how much more heavily funded they are.

I mean, the average congressional race, you know, they're outspending us five, 10 to 1.

You look at the stuff in Act Blue, all the stuff coming out now, the foreign donations.

And one person donated 18,000 times in a 24-hour period.

I don't think I can hit enter, let alone enter information 18,000 times.

So there's so much shade that you have to overcome that in the back of my mind, as good as it felt, you're still like, I don't know, man, 50-50.

Yeah.

But again,

versus 16, 20 was an odd one because it was just, you know, people were there in COVID and whatever.

It actually still felt pretty good, and we actually did more votes in 20, but you just weren't going to overwhelm

that machine with the bail-in balloting and the games.

When I hear stories from people I know, I got 15 ballots to my house.

Or I got seven ballots to the house I used to live at, and my neighbor or the guy that bought my house forwarded it to me.

I'm like, well, there's not seven residents in that house.

How'd they go there?

So I think we did a good job

trying to be as reactive as possible.

We just got to get a hold of this.

I mean,

who wouldn't want actual free and fair elections?

I mean, it doesn't seem that controversial.

When people, we can't have ID, that's racist.

I'm like, is it or is like saying that certain people can't actually figure out how to get ID, that seems more racist to me than actually requiring it.

Yeah.

Well, you saw all the states she won and the map of how it said no voter ID and that's what I'm saying.

Literally, it's mad.

Any state that required voter ID, I don't think she won.

It makes me wonder if they required ID, would he have won maybe almost every state?

Well then you look at the way they were doing immigration, you were looking at the way they were flying people into various states.

It was always a red state.

I mean it was clearly trying to create

an electoral shift.

But you're not allowed to say that, because if you say that, even if the facts back it up, even if it's pretty clear what they're doing, even if there's plenty of Democrats out there saying it, and even if some of these super blue states are out there saying, like, of course, immigrants should be able to, you know, illegal immigrants should be able to vote.

And then you sort of combine that with the fact that even if you're illegal, you know, you're counted in the census, which then sways sort of the shift and weight of your congressional seats and which states get to do what.

Like, of course they're doing what they're doing.

Like, there's no there's no other plausible explanation for that.

Absolutely.

Do you think there should be some reform on the campaign financing side?

I'm in Nevada.

I feel like Sam Brown could have won with some more financing.

Same with Cary Lake and Arizona.

Yes, but it's more complicated than that.

I mean, I think some of the stuff with campaign finance is insane.

You know what I mean?

When you look at just, you know, and by the way, on both sides, when it's like, you know, guys donate $100 billion to here or to there, like, what I'd love to see on the campaign finance side is, you know, at a presidential level, you know,

these guys are, come on here, spend a billion dollars and didn't win a single swing state.

Right.

Over a billion dollars and end up in debt.

We spent about 350 million.

Like, how about this?

Give everyone $300 million.

See how they run a campaign because you're going to have to run the country.

Like, run it like a business.

Like, get it, you know, if you can outspend someone three to one, four to one, and still lose, like, what does that say about your leadership ability?

How are you going to make deals?

So I'd love to say, hey, a presidential gets this, X, both sides get the same amount.

You know, a congressional gets a much less amount, you know, give them each $2 million and run.

have it fixed to cut that out and actually see how people perform.

Because the reality is, you see, some of these people, when you're spending 10 to 1, like

a moron can beat a great candidate if the guy just doesn't, you know, has funding from out of state and all these things,

it's really insane.

So that's a big problem.

That's it.

It has to be resolved.

I can't wait for Maha, man.

I'm a big RFK fan.

As am I.

I'm the guy that sort of negotiated that deal.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, like I saw what was happening.

And so, you know, it was sort of like, he was running as a Democrat, and all of a sudden he was, they were, you know, and then the second it was like, well, now he's an independent.

You could see him sort sort of boosting out trying to split the Republican vote.

Listen, I'm from New York City.

I had a lot of Democrat friends.

A buddy of mine, business partner, former Democrat, Omid Malik, was best friends with Bobby's son, or really close friends with Bobby's son.

He's like, he's like, Don, like, I know Bobby a long time.

Like, you guys would get along great.

Like, we're both sort of in the outdoor stuff.

And you started sort of setting up some back-channel conversations, just a tight group.

Because what they would do is, if more people know, someone would leak it, and then the media would try to create the division, right?

They'd figure out a narrative, they'd try to break it up so that that alliance could never happen.

I was like, as a father of five young kids, as a father who sort of believes in a lot of these aspects of health, and not a fan of sort of some of the institutionalized way these decisions are made, both from the ag side in what's going into our foods, as well as sort of the four stuff

on the big pharma side, I said,

let's start talking, let's figure this out.

It was clearly, hey, Bobby's, like, we got to the point where we was like,

I like a lot of what you're saying.

You're probably not going to win, and this is what's going to happen.

Like, why don't we get together?

The things that you actually care about, like, why don't we give you a seat at the table?

Like, let's make that happen.

And so we started having that conversation.

I brought in Susie Wiles, my father, obviously.

We sat down and just basically didn't tell anyone till it was announced.

Wow.

And it was in the works for a while.

Oh, yeah, I probably worked it for a couple months.

Oh, wow.

You know, I spoke to his daughter-in-law for a while.

You know, again, we got along great.

And at first, I was like really skeptical skeptical, because I was like, you know,

half of me is like sort of just the attack dog, right?

So it's like, if they're running against me, it's like, you know, when you're a hammer, everything's a nail, right?

Even though I liked sort of a lot of what he was saying on the food side, I was like, well, if it's still against us, it's against us, I gotta fight.

Once we started having that conversation, it was really fast.

I was like, man, this guy's gonna do better than probably anyone else.

I could put it, you know, or my father would put it HHS or FDA or whatever it may be, right?

And my father agreed with that too, and we're like, let's just let's fight together and let's just take this back.

So what I love is, same with Tulsi, by the way.

Same friend, same thing.

It was like, hey, because again, former Democrat, former Hillary donor,

saw the light,

saw the nonsense,

came on board, became a really good friend of mine,

late, I guess, 1920,

and was just like, hey, man, I have these friends, I think you'd actually get along with them great.

And we just sort of made that happen.

And I think when you look at the Republican Party, or let's call it

the America First Party really now like Elon former Democrat doing an incredible job someone I'm like I want him to take over you know do doge like you'll be awesome at it I mean that's one of the greatest minds of our era and he's willing to do this like this is a great thing for America you know Bobby on the hillside Tulsi D and I sorry I keep all the acronyms get me confused like these are people from different walks of life different former political viewpoints all coming together to sort of fight for like a common cause of America And I, that's awesome.

It's great.

You know, when you look at the Democrat Party, it's the exact opposite.

Like you could be like 99% with them, but if you don't agree on like, you know, I don't know, men playing in women's sports, like you're out.

You're ostracized.

You know, I saw it with people like, you know, when I realized, I was one of the early guys in the men as a women's sports stuff.

I saw it.

I have a daughter that's a great athlete.

I'm like, this is nonsense.

And it was like 2017 when I first started speaking.

Before it was really a thing, but it happened a couple of times.

I was like, this is BS.

Like, this is insane.

And even then, which was like very leftist Twitter, like people would respond to me and they're like, oh, I hate you so much, but you're right.

And I was like, this is a losing issue.

But that trans mafia had the ability to create this thing.

Like, it was real, but no one actually cared, including people on the left.

And just to see people who are incredible fighters for like, you know, gay rights, you know, Martina Navratilova, like, you know, great female tennis player, she was like doing the gay rights thing in the early 80s when it wasn't cool.

Yeah.

You know, when it was actually an effort, when you weren't like a hero just for like speaking your mind, it's a little different right now.

Like she was like one of the great female tennis players of all time, one of the great female athletes of all time.

And she was like, yeah, men shouldn't be playing in women's sports.

And they destroyed.

It was like 30 years of like LBGT like activism.

was just out the window and you're gone.

You're just totally out.

I'm like,

it was nuts.

And so I think, you know, again, exposing that was just a big part of all of this, and I think it was huge.

And so, like, we're actually that party that's like open to other ideas, open to diversity.

They talk about diversity, but it's only in like, you know, skin color,

you know,

it's DEI.

You know, it has nothing to do with diversity of thought.

That's the only place where they want absolutely no diversity whatsoever.

Yeah, Cuban was driving me nuts on Twitter.

Dude, it's insane.

And like, I'm like, it's almost like there have to be like a payoff there because no one can be that insane.

Because he's smart.

Yeah, that was the weird part yeah like you know and by the way like he lived in a trump building for years like i you know like

yeah

so it's like watching that shift it's almost like there's got to be some sort of like

i don't know since 85

by the way

i'm not going to say that's the case but it like it almost had to be something because like Imagine like how few, you can't be that serious on some of these things.

The campaigns were also so different.

When you had Bobby going out there

and talking for 45 minutes about health, no bullet points, no notes, and it's like you have Cardi B or whoever it was, like endorsing Kabbalah Harris.

It's like, the prompter went out.

Well, just tell us why you're here.

Like, you're here because you believe this, right?

It was like, okay, let me pull it up on my phone.

I believe this because, I'm like, and then you find out, like, they were all paid

millions of dollars.

And, like, then Oprah gets paid, what was it, $2 million?

And then she lied about it.

No, no, no, I wasn't paid directly.

And you have to listen to the word choice very clearly.

She wasn't paid directly.

No, no, no, it went to Harpo Enterprises.

Harpo is, you know, the anagram for Oprah.

It's her production company.

Crazy.

So they're just willing to lie, and it's disgusting.

And so I did a funny book a couple years ago with my father.

I have a publishing company just because so many of the big publishing houses would never publish conservative writers.

So it's like, I just said, hey, we'll start a business and do this.

And so I published a book for my father called Letters to Trump.

And it was all these people who basically became haters that, you know, from the 80s on, he'd say these stack, you know, from, you know, Oprah, you know, literally, Oprah wrote him a letter, you know, 15 years ago or whatever it was saying, like, one day, like, we should run for president.

I'd be your VP.

What a ticket that would be.

Crazy.

It's like, you don't hate my father.

You used to hang out at Mar-a-Lago all the time.

You talked about like the Mar-a-Lago, like, turkey burger or something on your show for years.

We literally, my family, like, I was on it.

We did the last show of Oprah ever when she was on network television.

Wow.

It was our family doing it.

Like,

all of a sudden, she hates Trump, but it's just narrative and money.

Yeah.

And it makes you wonder when you see some of these people, like all the celebrities that were coming out for Trump and starting to do it, then the Diddy stuff breaks, and all of a sudden they were radio silent, and then magically they were endorsing Kabal Harris.

I'm like, dude, there's something there because there's never that much smoke without some fire, right?

It's almost impossible.

The Eminem one hurt me.

By the way, okay, like I grew up listening to it, so I'm like, how did he become like such a bitch?

Like,

it's hard to believe.

Like, it's like, you know, like, and there's no way he actually believes these things.

Like, it's, it's.

It's not what shocked me, actually.

Yeah, it's like, I don't care anymore because it's like, I think we've shown sort of the celebrity endorsement doesn't actually mean anything.

Again, when they're pushing something, when people are saying, I can't afford groceries, I can't afford gas.

I don't really care what they have to say.

I mean, we proved that.

It didn't stop them from trying.

But again,

when I give stone speeches for my father,

like

I don't get paid to do that like if I want to I like I go do it for my father because I believe in these things I think it's important like when these people are like oh yeah I'll go do that for five million dollars I'm like five million dollars like when when Americans can't afford groceries like By the way, you shouldn't not just only listen to that person's advice and just ignore it entirely.

You should never listen to their music again

if they're just profiteering off of that while Americans are suffering and then artificially simultaneously trying to boost the candidate that was literally in charge that allowed those conditions to take place that created the inflation.

I'm like, they're like, well, when Kamala Harris is in charge, I'm like, guys, like, she is in charge.

She's the vice president of the United States.

Like, she is the number two person in charge.

By the way, she's probably or could have been the most powerful vice president.

in the history of America because Joe Biden's clearly not the guy doing it.

He's clearly not there.

He's clearly absentee.

Like, that seems like it would be a great opportunity for you to step in.

When you're like, we're gonna do this on day one, I'm like, why not do it now?

Like, why wouldn't you start it?

If you have these great ideas and they're going to fix things,

why don't you do them even today?

It may be lame duck, but like, get something done that makes sense.

Not just a pork bill like CR, you know, funding all sorts of ridiculous things, pay raises for Congress.

That's not CR.

CR is like a push to later.

That's permanent.

They get the raise, it's never coming back down.

You know, we saw all these things.

We're not going to prosecute people in Congress who may have broken laws, laws, people who may have perjured themselves or manipulated witnesses.

Don't we want to know that?

We can't even compel their testimony.

We can't even ask them about it.

Crazy.

When you look at Joe Biden pardoning pedophiles, why would you pardon a Chinese national with like 47,000 images of infants in sexually compromised positions?

Why would you pardon a Chinese national?

Unless, of course, China has something on you or Hunter or another Biden that was profiteering from China.

Like,

why would you go soft on pedophiles in like 8,000, 8,000, whatever it was, pardons,

you know, pedophiles, you know, people who took advantage of cities financially to the tune of tens of millions of dollars just because they were Democrat donors.

Like, these are not like, hey, I think this person was unjustly, criminally prosecuted.

Like, this is just like clearly...

you know, some sort of pay-to-play scheme or a payback for something else or, you know, a way to cover up something else.

Because it's so fraudulently abusive to me.

It's scary.

Pardon Hunter.

What's that?

He pardoned Hunter.

Yeah, well, and like,

by the way, I knew I was talking about that on my Rumble podcast for, like, of course he's going to pardon Hunter.

Like, no, no, no, he's not.

He's literally said he's not going to do it.

I'm like, yeah, no.

Because it wouldn't be politically expedient for him to do it right now, but he's going to wait until it doesn't matter.

He either wins and does it, or he loses it and does it.

Like, of course he was never going to do it.

But watching the media be like, oh, no, no, he said he's just trying to take that shit off the table.

Like, of course, and by the way, as a father, I kind of understand it.

But, like, the Biden DOJ did so much

when you actually talk about what Hunter really did, the way they let the statute of limitations expire on the real crimes, the, you know, the foreign influences.

Like, the gun charge was kind of nonsense.

It was real.

If it was the Don Jr.

gun charge, I'd be at Gipmo right now.

But, like, so it was a crime, but it's like over the grand, in the grand scheme of the things that the Biden family was doing, the way they were profiteering.

I mean, you know, grandchildren getting benefits from, you know,

CCP-controlled entities.

Like, you know, like, we were actually like international business people.

That's what we did before we got into politics.

We still do.

But, like, we had a track record of that.

Like, they became international business people the day he assumed the vice presidency.

Like, it's a little different.

Yeah.

And yet, no, no, no.

Like,

I wrote about it in my book when I did liberal privilege.

It's just like, what after, you know, money laundering for Russian oligarchs?

I'm like, I'm the guy that did 50 hours of congressional testimony for russia russia russia like hunters money laundering the wife of the mayor of moscow the money tied to human trafficking and sex trafficking rings and everyone's like well no it's a little different i'm like no no no like that's a real connection like you don't become the mayor of moscow without putin yeah but you're trying to figure out a connection to me to putin it's it's it's insanity and yet i had to do 50 hours of congressional testimony for treason a crime punishable by death hunter gets like a total pass and made millions on it like we're living in bizarro worlds madness you've been under legal attack since 16.

Yeah.

I mean, yeah, and then it got worse after 20 because then it became the business and my father.

And

I mean,

you know, does anyone really believe January 6th was an insurrection at this point?

No.

I did want to bring this up.

You were one of the first, if not the first, to vouch for JD Vance.

Yeah.

I got to know him early.

I read his book, like, I think probably, I forget what year it was, but like early, and I was like, wow, I love this.

Like, it was just a great story.

Like, so, you know, just the story that he was able able to, you know, overcome, you know, coming out of, you know, Appalachia and, like, just incredible.

When it sort of came out, he was like, like, never Trump.

I was like, oh, no, like, this is like, and what was great about it was like he was one of the first people to just on his own be like, you know what, I was wrong about this.

Like, these policies are actually working.

So I got to know, I got to know him before his sort of Senate run, and we became pretty good friends with some other friends of mine.

And like, I sort of did the sort of pre-Trump endorsement, sort of de facto Don Jr.

endorsement, and really worked that one hard.

You know, other guys got involved, you know, Tucker Carlson got, like, I was like, man, this guy's smart.

He's totally with us, like, just gets it.

He'll do a great job.

So, you know, sort of early, you know, normally stay out of the Republican primary, let it fight him out.

But you just see, you know, some of the special interests get in to support their chosen puppet candidate.

I'm like, no, man, this guy could be a rock star in the Senate.

So I sort of went all in on that.

He did, you know, we won.

won his Senate race, spent a lot of time helping him out on that.

And then in the Senate, he was just like, I was like, this is the, like,

we need 50 J.D.

Vances.

We need 100 JD Vances in the Senate.

But

at the time, it was basically a 50-50 Senate.

We're like, we need more JD Vances.

He was so good that when it happened, I was like, this is the only one.

And part of it for me was like,

I don't want it just before years of Trump and then we go back to the old ways.

I want this to be sort of a transformational presidency.

He's the guy that can get it there.

He's the guy that's not afraid of breaking those walls.

And you need someone else who can then carry that.

Like, we didn't have a sort of like America first bench.

I mean, you know, a couple years ago during the primary, it was like, you know, before the primary started, like, I was, you know, a leader in the, I'm like, it's great, like, I appreciate it.

It's a great compliment, but I'm like, I've never expressed an interest in actually running for office necessarily.

You know what I mean?

So it's like, you know, I can't be at the bench.

You need someone who actually wants the day job too.

And so I saw that as someone who can definitely be one of the guys that could carry that torch.

And I think other guys are starting to come out, but we had to just get rid of that stranglehold of these Rhino Republicans had on the Senate and started slowly flipping.

And I think we did that, you know, with a Tim Sheehee and with a Bernie Moreno and these things, this cycle, you know, I think we have a great chance of sort of cycling out some of those bad Republican senators that just cost us all these things.

So

I went all in on JD.

I think with my dad for the VP thing, I mean, there were a lot of billionaires that had their chosen.

And it was like,

I was like, no, no, no.

You have no choice.

It was funny.

After that first debate, or the only debate with Tim Waltz, because I don't think Tim would have subjected himself to another thrashing like that

I was doing the spin room I was in there for like two hours you know you go do the media row and like you're just interview after interview after and my phone's ringing in my pocket I get out of this thing it's like one in the morning and it was my dad like 12 times I'm like

I and he I pick up the phone he goes you know Don

I did that one for you but that was a 10 Don that was a 10.

And so it was like,

and JD was crunching it on the Sunday shows when he was just sort of handing it to these reporters that are used to sort of the Republican just sort of accepts the Democrat narrative, like, okay, fine, January 6th was an insurrection, but here, like, he didn't do that.

He took the fight to them, he sort of just beat them to death with facts, just destroyed them.

And, you know, the debate was sort of the final.

There were a lot of Republicans that came up to me.

Some of that, you know, big, like, I was so mad at you for pushing that because I thought XYZ would be the guy.

And he was like, and they were like, and I was totally wrong.

That was me.

Was it you?

That was me.

That was you.

Who was your guy?

I don't know.

I just, for me, I wasn't as involved in politics, so I didn't even know who he was.

Yeah.

You know, he wasn't a frontrunner.

Yeah, okay.

Yeah, there were a lot of guys.

There were a lot of guys that did know.

But again, they had their guy, and I also want to make sure it's not like, I don't want the sort of just the simple, the billionaire class controlling their puppet candidates to do whatever they want.

Like, it was like, there's a guy, you know, independent thinker, created businesses,

came out of, you know, serious hardship growing up, you know, to become

not just a successful businessman.

He went to Yale after going to the Marine Corps.

Not as like, okay, I went to Yale and I'm going to do my obligatory stint somewhere in the, you know, like,

sort of, you know, just an amazing story.

And so I was like,

I really,

I don't think I have any political capital with my father for like the next 75 years.

Yeah.

Because I went so hard on it.

It created some headaches and there were a lot of people pissed off about it.

But

I think now I've been.

Totally vindicated.

Yeah, a lot of people.

Tom Homan's one of my favorite guys,

man.

I can't wait till he gets in action.

It's needed.

He's going to be great.

He's been a good friend for a long time.

You know, it's what you need.

You need guys that just have

the balls to actually do these things.

You know, like, it's what America, I mean, like, when you see these things, especially in those border states and everything like that,

it's a plurality of America.

It's not like it's a close issue.

Like, there's a lot of people that want this,

much more than 50%.

And it's like, we got to do it.

I mean, think about the stats, Sean.

Like,

600,000 criminals allowed into the country this is from the US government stats they know they're criminals and they let them in anyway wow 13,000 murderers

like who would let a murderer into a country yeah 16,000 rapists and sex offenders

they know the numbers and they're telling us and they let them in anyway like I'm like fine you

some sort of worker or whatever it may be fine you let a couple people in i i i get some of it like you know the guy committed murder and you're like

nothing we can do we need to pad the fucking voting blocks it's It's insane.

Like, it's so frustrating.

Madness.

Yeah, I mean, 16,000 sex offenders.

And it's like,

I heard him on Tucker Carlson saying 12 million confirmed illegal immigrants in the country.

And I bet it's more.

Like, imagine how many they don't know.

What about the terrorists?

You know, if they caught 75, whatever it is, terrorists, imagine how many got in.

They're more sophisticated than someone that's spending their life savings having a coyote drive them across.

I mean, these are people that are tied to networks that are well-funded.

If they caught 75, imagine how many they just didn't catch because they were able to get in through more sophisticated means.

Imagine how many of those cells are forming around the country.

And it's like, and they just allowed it to happen.

It's literally,

if you invoke the sort of proverbial Manchurian candidate, if you look at the Democrat policies of the last four years and you were to say, like, if you were an enemy of America and you had control of America, what would you do differently to destroy America?

What would you do differently than say Democrat policy of the last four years?

The answer is nothing.

You literally do nothing.

It's literally hard to believe they could represent any Americans given the insanity of the policies.

It's so scary and it's

yeah, so hopefully that all changes.

So

we got to get after it and hopefully it's not just four years, it's going to be 12 years.

I hope so.

I think that's near because it takes time to implement the changes.

Everything takes time.

I think my father's the perfect sledgehammer to break down this stuff, Elon being involved, to expose it to the American people, to break it down, and then you need people that can then run with it and continue that.

You can't just have, you saw how quickly with Joe Biden, just thousands of executive orders in two minutes, undo everything.

Then even last week, trying to sell off the remaining parts of the border wall that were paid for.

Like, why?

You know the American people give a mandate.

You're just going to keep letting them in.

Because, again, it's not about being good to immigrants.

It's about changing voting demographics and voting blocks in various states.

Yeah, and like you said earlier, that's probably not even Biden doing that stuff.

He doesn't know what's going to, come on.

Like, no, if Joe Biden pulled up in an Uber, Sean, are you getting in it?

No.

No, you're not.

You wouldn't let Joe Biden run a convenience store.

Like, but, you know, so, like, I don't think anyone actually believes he's running the country.

We'd like to know who is.

I'd like to know who is, because they're certainly not elected officials.

And again, that's scary.

So exposing that deep state, it's very real.

It's very aggressive.

When you look at all the coincidences, when you look at all the conspiracy theories that have proven to be true, there's no other plausible explanation than to say that that's obviously happening.

And I think that's why they were fine with Kamala Harris.

She didn't need to be competent because they were still making the decisions.

Absolutely.

You saw the FBI got caught editing crime statistics.

Yeah, of course.

Or they'd conveniently release them after a primary or after an election or they'd go back and edit it.

But that's no different than the job numbers.

Right.

Name, when they went with the job numbers or the economic statistics, they'd look at this glowing report.

You know, next cycle, well, it's been adjusted down.

Well, you should be something that's good.

The adjusted number, which was real, was really bad.

But that's on, like, page 37.

You know, on the back page.

So you're literally lying to the American public.

And it's one thing if you get it wrong once.

If you're

revising the statistics down to a really bad number from what was a decent number or even a good number, it's so much, six, seven-point swings.

There's no way they don't know that.

They just don't care.

And no one's held accountable for that.

No accountability.

That's why I've gotten some grief from the mainstream media for it.

I was was like, expand the press room.

Like

get guys like you.

Let them have a seat in there.

Please.

Because

let Rogan be in there.

The New York Times has been a propaganda,

propagandist for the Democrat Party for years.

You look at the stuff that they lie about, same with a lot of that mainstream media.

If they're only functioning as the marketing arm of the Democrat Party, then just because you've been there a long time doesn't mean you get to keep that seat.

It's sort of like members of Congress.

They get to be in charge of committees they know nothing about because they're prestigious and they've been there a long time, as opposed to to having someone who knows what they're talking about actually on those committees.

Like the press briefing room should be open it up to everyone who's actually credible, who has a following, who has an audience.

Let people have that real information, not where something's told there and then it's filtered through that lens of that mainstream media, which is doing literally the bidding just again of one side.

And they would get way more views if they did that too.

Oh, 100%.

Like MSNBC is struggling, ABC is struggling.

They're all struggling.

I mean, they're not pulling numbers like Theo Vaughan is, like,

Joe Rogan.

Not even close.

I mean, it's,

and the numbers are down 40% from where they were a year ago.

It's like, people get it.

You know, so why is someone with

one-hundredth the following of someone else, why do they get the front row seat?

The other guy's not even allowed in the room.

You know, why is it only sort of the left-wing?

You know, you may not agree with everything that Breitbart says, but the guy only gets in the room once in a while.

Why?

Like, expand it, let 10 times more people in there.

Hold people accountable.

Don't just give that legacy media that front row and the only people that get to ask questions because

they haven't earned that right anymore.

They've proven, frankly, that they don't deserve that right at all based on

what they've done and what's been demonstrably proven to be all of the lies that they peddled.

Absolutely.

Donald, it's been fun.

Where can people find your podcast and keep up with you?

Yeah,

I'm on Rumble, my triggered podcast I do a couple days a week on their Mondays and Thursdays at 6 p.m.

They can check me out there.

Obviously, on the usual social platforms,

Twitter, Truth, Insta, all over the place.

You can probably find me if you look.

At least on X,

I won't be banned anymore, but there was a time where I'd show up on maybe page 20 of the search algorithm for my exact handle.

So hopefully, some of that's changing for the better.

But yeah, check it out.

I appreciate it, man.

Love you.

Yeah.

Gaseba.

See you guys.