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Georgia's Republican AG announced an indictment of 61 leftists under the recode statue that was just used on Donald Trump.

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In a controversial move, Democratic Fulton County District Attorney Fanny Willis charged former President Donald Trump last month under Georgia's Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, RICO.

It appears Willis, the proud daughter of a top black panther, did you know that part?

may have unwillingly opened Pandora's box as it pertains to the acceptability of lawfare in the state.

Here's what happened.

Leftist militants have been

against and they've been campaigning against the construction of this $90 million police training center in DeKalb County out in the middle of the forest.

Okay.

And they have been employing terrorist

tactics to get their way more and more.

Governor Brian Kemp said earlier this year, domestic terrorism will not be tolerated in Georgia.

We will not rest until those who use violence and intimidation for an extremist end are brought to justice.

Okay.

Are they extremists or are they freedom fighters?

In January, Attorney General Chris Carr put the extremists who have enjoyed support from Democratic-affiliated entities and other liberal outfits on notice.

He said,

we're not Oregon.

We're not California.

We're not Washington state.

You can't come to our state, break our laws, throw rocks at buildings, damage property, and shoot police officers.

You can and will be charged, and that's exactly what we're doing.

So this charge is not actually in response.

This has been coming for some time.

He's been building the case.

In the months since, dozens of radicals, including a Southern Poverty Law Center attorney, have been charged in connection to the so-called Stop Cop City movement.

Three dozen now have been slapped with domestic terrorism charges.

Do you remember what happened?

They went out into the woods into this construction site and they started damaging equipment.

I think they set some things on fire and then they were shooting at police and then they all ran away and we all thought that's the end of that story and nobody's going to do anything about it.

Well, three have been hit with felony intimidation charges for reportedly distributing flyers accusing a state trooper of being a murderer for killing a violent extremist.

Three radicals involved with the Atlanta Solidarity Fund were charged in May with charities fraud and money laundering.

While these charges might ultimately stick, it appears that Carr is not taking anything for granted.

Now, if convicted under RICO, the extremist sentences could be greatly compounded, especially being charged now as terrorists.

Carr came through with, you know, the

hammer with a sweeping indictment slapping 61,

61 people in Fulton County with racketeering charges.

All of those indicted are members of the Defend Atlanta Forest, which is described as an anarchist, anti-police, anti-business, extremist organization.

As the indictment asserts, said the Attorney General, members of Defend the Atlanta Forest subscribe to a philosophy of anarchy.

They hold a core belief that society should abolish police, government, and private business.

And as further alleged, they're willing to bring about such changes by any means necessary.

Now, if you want to talk about a terrorist,

what is a terrorist?

Somebody that tries to get their way through fear.

That's the definition of a terrorist.

What is sedition?

What does that even mean, sedition?

Sedition isn't something we've charged, really, except under Woodrow Wilson.

I think we may have done somebody under FDR, and before that, it was a civil war.

Sedition.

Sedition is when you try to overthrow a country.

Now, what do we mean by overthrowing?

We want to overthrow the government.

I will tell you that people have often said that people, like the Tea Party people, were seditious and they were trying to overthrow the government.

No,

no.

We are fighting for the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence.

That is our government.

We the people

established those documents to govern our government.

And they are in violation.

And many

are saying they want to overturn capitalism and everything else.

And that's not what's being voted on.

They're doing it through all kinds of different levers and tricks and subverting the Constitution.

So I don't look at myself for standing up for the Constitution as

anything but a true American.

I'm an American that believes in truth, justice, and the American way based on our Constitution and our Declaration of Independence.

I'm not for extra-constitutional things.

Not.

If you can't legally do it,

then you shouldn't be doing it.

The Constitution gives us all kinds of ways for the people to stand up.

The First Amendment is that first step.

The First Amendment does not include destroying property and setting things on fire.

That's what a terrorist does.

43 of the defendants were previously charged with domestic terrorism.

Of the 61 suspects indicted, only 13 are from Georgia.

So

what they did is they

got together online, crossed state lines, and they said, hey, this weekend, this is what we're going to do.

Well, they did it in a night of rage.

It was planned online, January 21st, 2023.

And it was,

there's 225 incidents of terror, they say.

And a cop was shot.

Okay.

Was anyone going to hold these guys accountable?

Yes.

Now Georgia is.

Now, here's the part I just love about this.

In a statement from Cop City Vote Coalition, a radical outfit dedicated to preventing the construction of the police training center, They said, the charges are authoritarian and anti-democratic.

These are the same kind of charges used against Donald Trump, but I have an update on that.

These charges, I'm quoting them,

like the previous repressive persecutions by the state of Georgia, seek to intimidate protesters, legal observers, and bail funds alike, and send the chilling message that any dissent to Cop City will be punished with the full power and violence of the government.

Yes,

yes,

that's exactly what it is.

Just like I stand behind anyone who is breaking windows,

destroying property, and knowingly entering illegally into the Capitol and fighting with police officers, yes, I want them prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

You came into a state and you decided that you could destroy property and set things on fire.

Yes.

Now let me take you to Donald Trump.

What is the difference between the two?

Well, they're now saying that the first court hearing was yesterday.

I just want to read the last thing in this story.

What remains to be seen is whether prosecutors find a way to bridge their inquiry into the Capitol attack to their investigation into Mr.

Trump's attempts to overturn the electoral defeat.

Quote,

we have the fraud charges and we have the seditious conspiracy charges, but what we don't have is any link between the two beyond vague inferences and thoughts.

Donald Trump, this whole RICO thing, is

thought crime.

Exactly what we told you yesterday with the Proud Boys guy getting 22 years.

They had nothing.

There was nothing in writing, nothing in videotape, nothing online, nothing

that

showed that he was orchestrating things.

It's what he said.

After.

And when it was brought up in court,

they don't have anything.

No, but

he was, I mean, he was thinking it.

What?

Since when is that even enter a court of law?

You were thinking it?

What is your evidence that you were thinking it?

You generally inspired this type of behavior, and therefore you're responsible for it.

That was basically what they

summarized.

What court of law in the entire world outside of the Soviet Union, Cuba, and the most repressive states in the world does thought crime happen?

Yeah, you should have him on tape or

through a text saying, like, this is the plan to go through the Capitol, blah, blah, blah.

You needed to have that for 22 years, certainly.

I mean, you might be able to find him on something lesser.

But for 22 years,

that's a long time.

Yeah.

Okay, so now listen to this.

This is from the same article.

After listening to the arguments yesterday in the opening of the trial, but Mr.

Trump's trials, especially the two he faces on charges of election interference, which were brought in Washington by

special counsel Jack Smith and in Georgia by Fulton County District Attorney Fannie T.

Willis, will be a different nature.

They will be wrapped in a tangle web of legal and political complexities that have never been seen before.

That's not true.

We have seen exactly, I mean to the letter,

exactly the same stuff.

You know, that incriminating letter that they say, you know, he wrote and

he was trying to say that we have to have different electors set by January 6th.

Remember that?

Do you know this, according to Alan Dershowitz?

You got to watch last week's podcast.

Alan Dershowitz said, you know who wrote that?

The same guy that wrote it when I was on Al Gore's team.

He said, we had exactly the same letter

because

you have to have another set of electors in case.

In case you win.

Right.

And that's what he said.

He said, it's the exact same advice and the exact same letter.

Everything Donald Trump did, not including, you know, what he was saying and his attorneys were saying, but everything they did legally is exactly what Al Gore did.

Now, what's the difference?

What is the difference?

Anyway, listen to this.

Prosecutors in the Georgia case said on Wednesday, yesterday in court, they expect to call at least 150 witnesses, and the trial there could last four months.

The judge said it will take eight.

Now, let's think about this here for a second.

The trial is supposed to open

on March 4th.

That's the day before Super Tuesday.

So

March, April, May, June.

There's four months.

June, what's happening in the summer, Stu?

Oh, the conventions.

But that's four months.

The judge said eight.

March, April, May, June, July, September,

October,

November.

What a coincidence.

They're actually saying, too, that he's not going to be able to campaign.

People are saying you skipped August.

Well, yeah, you don't count November anyway.

November, yeah, November would be mostly after the election.

So October would be the biggest target.

It's going to take eight months for the, you know, for the trial to go through.

Good.

Ends in October.

And, you know, what happens?

General estimate, despite the fact that it's the entire time, which is the big deal, right?

Like the fact that it's going on the entire election.

Article, it says he will not have time to campaign.

And meanwhile, one other story.

It looks like

in Colorado, they have filed for the 14th Amendment to be applied, and they want to take Donald Trump's name off of the the ballot.

I mean,

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the gay sex thing with Barack Obama.

Now, this is something that we've just throwing that out there.

Crazy.

It's crazy.

We never talked about this, except in passing when it originally happened, because we didn't have the letter he wrote to his girlfriend fantasizing, thinking about every day having sex with men she was like okay I don't think you're right for me

now the guy Larry Sinclair was

was on the Tucker Carlson

ex

you know Twitter

and in the interview how much time do I have here I have two minutes

well let me we'll just have to come back to the audio

in the interview he said that he got a call from Donald Young, who claimed to be a part of the Obama campaign and knew about the sex and drugs,

although he hadn't mentioned the sex part to anybody.

He was upset.

He was living in Mexico, and when this happened in 2008, he was just talking about the drug thing.

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Barack Obama, I've never done any drugs or anything.

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I don't remember.

It's part of this audio.

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I didn't say anything about the sex thing.

Apparently, Donald Young is another one that has been alleged trist

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Doug was.

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He was the guy that

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And he was fired for it or told that he couldn't do it.

He took it to the Supreme Court.

He won.

He went back to work at that place.

And

he says the school district didn't learn its lesson, had all kinds of restrictions, et cetera, et cetera.

And so yesterday was his last day.

He joins us on the air in the final hour of this broadcast at the bottom of the hour.

Also on the program today, Christy Noam has

something that she's doing up in South Dakota.

She's going to be on talking about that.

It's something that's happening in South Dakota on Friday.

Who else?

Daniel Horowitz is going to be joining us.

I read a story from Daniel Horowitz on the Blaze yesterday, and I couldn't believe it.

Do you know that

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most effective serial killer in the history of America,

by far,

has just been taken, put in jail, and now facing charges for his serial killing.

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It just happened, been happening over the last four or five years.

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And the reason why that's shocking is because I live in the city where it happened.

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I said to Stu this morning, I brought it up.

I said, Daniel's on about that.

And he said, what serial killer?

Never heard the story.

Never heard the story.

It's crazy.

And you'll understand why

coming up in just about a half an hour.

Also, today, in probably five hours from now, I am sitting down with John

Dodson.

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You know his work because he was the whistleblower on Operation Fast and Furious.

He's the guy that knows all of that.

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Attorney General Holder cited for contempt, but nothing happened.

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He said, murder, corruption, major corruption, and the weaponization of the entire Justice Department is happening on a scale that Americans can't even begin to understand.

We have waited so long to talk to him, but he couldn't speak about anything until he left the government.

He left the government last week.

This is his first interview.

He said the government and the Justice Department is not considering the civil rights in this country, have been completely weaponized.

He said

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will change it.

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It's huge.

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By the way, the Tucker interview, we're gonna play that a little later on because i'm running late and i've i've got to talk to you about liberty safe

so i i don't know

i don't know if i have enough information yet except

your voice works

the bud light thing scared the hell out of liberty safe And I'll tell you and give you an update after I cover the story for those who don't know.

According to the Biden Department of Justice,

there's a guy who is at

January 6th that the Justice Department said he was wearing an InfoWars-branded Space Force shirt.

And I take a lot of people seriously in their Space Force shirts.

All insurrections start with InfoWars-branded Space Force shirts.

That's the way it works.

He was in the vicinity of the Lower West Terrace Tunnel at the Capitol on January 6th,

allegedly helping other rioters physically fight police in an attempt to breach the line and enter the U.S.

Capitol building.

Now, there's a lot of caveats here.

In an attempt to breach the line, helped other rioters physically fight police.

Was he physically fighting the police?

How was he helping the other rioters?

Was he standing by?

I don't know.

But if he was doing what that used to imply, that he was fighting with the police and he he was trying to get in a place where he wasn't supposed to go, then he should be locked up.

But I don't know because I don't trust anything anymore.

The Arkansas Times noted that the FBI was able to identify Hughes on the basis of, quote, the distinct notches at the top of his ears.

We can't find the bomber whose face we have, the pipe bomb guy.

We have his face.

Can't find him.

Not in any database.

We can't find the guy up in the scaffolding, even though we have clear pictures.

No.

Can't find the fence cutter.

No.

We have

pictures, videos, everything.

Those people all had smooth ears.

Okay.

No notches.

Okay.

So if you're an elf, we're on you.

Right.

Okay.

Apparently, according to the conservative commentators Keith and Kevin Hodge,

Nath was raided by the FBI and arrested at gunpoint.

His girlfriend, who had just had a miscarriage, was held at gunpoint and put in handcuffs.

The FBI turned his security cameras off, unplugged his internet, and flipped his house upside down in a search.

The feds called the manufacturer of his Liberty gun safe and got the passcode to get into it, all for protesting at the Capitol over two and a half years ago.

The video of Hughes' arrest shows at least five armed federal agents taking him into custody.

A second video shows a cavalcade of cars pulling up to what is apparently Hughes' property ahead of a raid made easier by Liberty Safe's compliance.

Now, here's what Liberty Safe said.

And full disclosure, I used to represent Liberty Safe.

I have Liberty Safes.

I like Liberty Safes.

And I'm not sure, but I'm not connected to them now.

I haven't done commercials for them in years.

But I want to make something really, really clear.

If

the law states, and they did everything, now I think you can push, I like Apple pushing back on giving access to the phones, you know, to the FBI.

I don't like back doors.

Excuse me.

I bought this.

This is my property.

Well, I don't want you.

You have a back door?

Okay.

However, they do have a back door.

It should be eliminated.

But the FBI, did they have the right paperwork?

Here's what Liberty Safe said.

August 30th, 2023, Liberty Safe was contacted by the FBI requesting the access code to the safe of an individual for whom they had a warrant to search their property.

Does that warrant include, you have to be very specific on warrants.

Did that warrant say search his safe, the inside of his safe?

Did that warrant say that Liberty Safe had to turn over the

key?

I don't know that.

If it didn't, they're Bud Light.

If it did, well, they could have fought it, but but they didn't, but they are abiding by the rule of law.

Our company protocol is to provide access codes to law enforcement if a warrant grants them access to a property.

That's not the standard.

The warrant has to include the safe.

I could be wrong.

If you're an attorney, call me, but I'm pretty sure.

After receiving the request, we receive proof of the valid warrant, and only then do we provide an access code.

Notwithstanding its apparent eagerness to crack its own safe for the the benefit of the state, the company noted Liberty Safe is devoted to protecting the personal property and Second Amendment right of our customers

and has repeatedly denied requests for access codes without a warrant in the past.

We do not give out combinations without proper legal documentation being provided by authorities.

Okay, so here's the thing:

I think this is the worst thing Liberty Safe could have done.

However, if

that is the letter of the law,

I give them a pass.

I would have liked to see them

fight it.

Say, no, I'm sorry.

No, that's not our property.

They bought it from us.

That's their safe.

We don't have back doors.

That's what should be done.

Well, yesterday, this story came out and it went wild on the internet.

And everybody was saying, oh, it's a, you know, put a compressor in the back of it and I'll make it into a refrigerator to keep bud light.

Maybe that'll be worth something someday.

And they freaked out.

They freaked out.

And they said last night, I don't know, do I have the actual tweet here?

Let me look real quick.

No, I don't have the actual tweet, but

You have the full screen?

Okay, yeah, good.

Could we make it smaller?

At Liberty Safe, we are dedicated to safeguarding the rights and privacy of all of our customers to protect safeguards, valuables, and property.

As a courtesy to our customers, Liberty Safe has long adhered to industry standards by maintaining a secret database of factory set combinations.

The practice helps customers regain access to the safe for a wide range of reasons, including loss of the original combination, service requests, warranty issues.

Liberty Safe processes over 4,000 4,000 requests a year to provide combinations to the safe for owners.

It goes on to say that what they're going to do now is online, effective immediately, you can go to libertysafe.com and you can delete those.

You can say, I do not want you to keep those.

And that is at libertysafe.com slash pages.

slash combinations.

Dash removal.

Is it dash removal?

Just go to the link.

Yeah, if you have a safe and you want to do this, just go to their go to their Twitter page.

And that should have been done in the first place because here's what happens.

I can't call Liberty Safe and say, hey, I lost my combination.

Well, they're saying there that you can.

Yeah, you can, but you have, I believe, you had to have a master locksmith come out.

And then the master locksmith who's licensed would say, I need the combination.

Now, maybe that was for verification.

I don't know.

However, I have a safe that we should open it on the air.

Let's do this.

I've had a safe

vault.

Yeah.

It probably has nothing in it.

But we've dragged it from move to move to move

from Connecticut because my wife forgot the combination.

And I have to have somebody drill into it.

It's a little teeny.

I don't know what kind of safe it is.

It's not a little.

I can't remember what's in there.

Can't remember.

We think it's empty, but we have no idea what was in there.

It might have been full with stuff because why would we take everything out, put it in a box and then move it?

Why not just leave it in the safe and put it?

So we don't know what's in it, if anything.

And we have talked, it's in my freaking garage.

And I'm like, what are we going to do?

We just throw it away because we have to get a locksmith to drill into it.

And we're just not going to do it.

And I just don't, I don't think, I mean, if it's been in there for that long, it's not like, you know, I was putting gold bars in a safe back then.

I mean, you know, so I don't think anything's in that.

We should open it up on the say, on the show, because it'll be really, but that's the kind of safe that I want.

If I lose it, I'm sorry, I can't get you in.

You bought the safe.

It is your property.

You have to open it up.

And if you can't open it up, well, good luck drilling into it.

But, you know, that's the way it is.

I mean, you know,

I saw it on the Italian job.

It can be done.

Right.

And I would say, and this is the other thing that oddly complicates the story, is that if you can do it, the government can do it too.

Yeah, I know.

They would just go through it.

They would just eventually drill into the safe.

Sure.

Let them do that.

I just don't, I'm not making it easy for people to go through my stuff.

Right.

Okay.

Especially if I don't trust the government, which I don't.

And I don't have anything in my safe safe that the government would be surprised by.

You know, I have ammunition in my safe.

Oh, you got me.

You said it on the air.

I have handguns in my safe.

Oh, you got me.

I mean, because they told me to be safe, I have to put those things in a safe.

And so I do.

Surprise, surprise.

Anyway, we'll follow this story, but if you have a Liberty safe, I suggest you go to their website and delete that.

I just, I don't feel comfortable with anyone having a back door to anything.

I mean, when I sold, when I bought a house, I'd be a little upset if the guy I bought it from kept a key to the back door.

You know, just in case we need to get in.

No, it is now my house.

You don't get a back door access.

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After Mary Brooks was found dead on the floor of her Dallas-area condo, grocery bags from a shopping trip still on her countertop, authorities decided the 87-year-old had died of natural causes.

But did she?

Why didn't they notice that her jewelry was gone, that she had been robbed?

She was 87.

She just died.

And then somebody else, elderly, just died.

Then somebody else.

22 older women were killed that we know of by one guy.

It may end up being the largest serial killer

in American history with 60 plus victims.

It has been happening here in Dallas and sloppy police work does not even begin to describe what happened.

I live in the Dallas area.

I didn't know this was going on, and I certainly didn't know that the Democratic District Attorney in Texas chose not to seek the death penalty against the convicted murderer who preyed on the elderly.

If you can't get the death penalty as a serial killer

in Texas,

there is no such thing as the death penalty in America anymore.

Daniel Horowitz has been on this story.

He wrote a story for the Blaze yesterday.

I read it and I couldn't believe it.

I didn't think I could do justice to the story.

So he joins me next.

He has talked to some members of family members of some of these elderly people have been brutally killed.

We're going to talk to him and get the full story and why you don't know about it in 60 seconds.

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Daniel, this is an amazing article that you wrote yesterday.

I feel so

stupid.

I mean, uninformed that I didn't even know this was happening in my community.

And I asked Stu this morning.

He said, I never even heard of it.

Sarah.

No idea.

Had you heard of it?

No.

No, not at all.

It is incredible.

And I want to get to the reason why we don't know it in a little while.

But first, welcome to the program.

Tell us the story.

You know, and it's great to be back, although it does seem like we're always discussing sudden deaths together.

No, really, you know, died suddenly.

Well, to be fair, 18, 20 year olds dying suddenly doesn't elicit any suspicion in our media body politic.

So, you know, I guess in some respect, you can't blame them for ignoring deaths of 90-year-olds.

But I think, you know, I started covering this before COVID, 2019, the murders occurred between 2016, 2018.

But it really has gripped me a lot more post-COVID.

After everything we saw about the treatment of seniors, particularly in senior care living facilities, the way they were treated first with the COVID-positive patients being brought back in and then just locked down, given no treatment, being experimented upon with endless boosters after they realized they were problematic.

And, you know, do we have a problem in this country where we have a big debate over the life of the unborn, but not so much about the life of seniors?

And look, we're all going to become that.

Okay, so so

you took it to the ending,

you know, on why.

And I think you're right.

We don't know this story because it is an old person dying and old people die all the time.

And there is something in our society that is happening that is devaluing the lives of the elderly, especially those who are living alone.

They're, you know, in a, in a,

you know, not a nursing home, but a

living facility, you you know,

a retirement place.

And that's where these things happen.

But this case is so astounding because it was so clear in retrospect and nobody did basic police work.

So start at the beginning.

How did this guy, who is he and what did he do?

Sure, there are so many angles to Billy Shamir Mir.

First, obviously, there's the deportable alien angle as well.

He was a Kenny National, overstayed his tourist visa in 2004.

No, no, no, we used 2004.

No, no, no, we fixed that after 2001.

Yeah, yeah.

The one thing we didn't do post-9-11, we clamped down on American liberties, but then foreign nationals coming in, overstaying their visas.

But like many, he found a way to finagle status, got a green card, fine.

But even with a green card,

you know, he was deportable before a single murder is alleged to have occurred.

He had two DWIs.

He had an assault.

And then he was even

sentenced to 70 days for trespassing the first facility after

three of the murders that should have easily raised awareness, but somehow he was released.

And so the first red flag is the whole immigration thing, that we have millions of ticking time bombs in this country, career criminals.

that are foreign nationals.

We have enough of our own.

Other countries' criminals, we don't remove.

The last I've seen, ICE has final removal orders, meaning they've gone through their court ruling and their appeals on 4.8 million individuals, mainly illegal, but some LPRs as well, who remain indefinitely in the country.

And those are the ones that they target, which are particularly bad because that's what ICE generally targets.

So all of this was avoidable just from an immigration law.

For the love of Pete,

start at the beginning.

Tell us what the man did.

Well, that was the pre-beginning.

So now he went on to stalk

at least four upscale senior care or senior living facilities in Dallas and Collin counties and would either follow...

the victims into their room as they were slowly walking in or knock on the door and pose as a maintenance worker.

And this is after hundreds of hours of stalking the hallways and somehow not being detected.

And then he would proceed to smother these elderly women with a pillow until they were deceased and then steal the jewelry off their fingers, off their bodies,

off their, you know, their lock boxes.

Yeah.

I mean,

how did the people in the first time, okay, the lady is smothered, they come in

and they don't notice her jewelry is missing.

Did the families notice that the jewelry was missing?

So I actually spoke with the nephew of the first victim, Dr.

Catherine Sinclair.

By the way, these were not seniors like Mitch McConnell and Joe Biden.

I mean, although they were elderly, they were very vibrant.

They were constantly going in and out, which is how Shamir Mir was able to stalk them.

They were very, you know, they liked dressing up, doing their hair.

They wore a lot of jewelry, and it, you know, gained his attention.

So it was bizarre to the families that they died suddenly.

It could happen.

It does happen.

But in the case of the first victim, okay, remember, this was not the perfect crime, or he got sloppy later.

And the first victim, within two days, the family notified police of the robbery.

There was a mixing, a missed locked safe that was 60 pounds.

And the jewelry,

you know, they noticed, obviously, the jewelry taken.

So that's a prima fascia burglary homicide.

It was called in

and

as both a homicide and robbery complaints, and they went nowhere with police.

Meanwhile, he went to the second and third victims within a few doors in the same facility, and it elicited no investigation from police, from the facility management.

And their jewelry was missing.

Their jewelry was missing.

Their jewelry was missing and usually from their fingers.

You know, I don't even understand this assisted living facility.

I mean, you would have three families now going, hey, who in your facility?

My parent just died and all of her jewelry is gone.

Who in this facility?

They,

I mean, they didn't do anything.

I guess they assumed that their staff was stealing this jewelry.

What was that all about?

And in the meantime, Shamir Mir was caught twice in between the first and second murder at the first facility, and after the third, eventually sentenced to 70 days in prison and then let out despite his prior as a foreign national.

And again, it raised no concerns, no bulletins put out by the management, and it repeated itself over and over again.

I even had two of the victims' daughters on my podcast, and I think you got a clip right there there where they explain exactly what they saw right away.

Okay, here it is.

So when the UT Southwestern came to get her body, I said to my sister, make sure that her jewelry is off.

And my sister said,

she doesn't have any on.

And I said, she has to have a ring on because she can't get it off.

I said, does she have the earrings on?

She said, no.

And I said, okay, that's weird.

And that's when the communications director started saying, well, you know, these women, they hide things.

And he actually said, you know, sometimes they hide them in their panty drawers.

My brother was thinking, what in the world?

Like, why would he say that?

How does he know that?

And

the next following days, we were like, he did it.

So

they were saying.

that the people in the home.

I would say that.

I would absolutely think that.

I would think that much more than my mom was killed by a robber, you know, by some burglar that was stalking her.

It's a much more logical conclusion.

So they didn't do anything.

And when you say he was arrested after the third murder and robbery, he was arrested and put in for 70 days, but that was for trespassing, right?

How was he getting into these facilities?

And what was he doing?

And

how many times did they see him in there?

So, I mean,

the security reported him a few times.

They kicked him out one time.

And then the second time, he obviously was sentenced to 70 days, served 12 days, of course, because you never serve your sentence.

And he went right back to doing it in that second facility.

That was Ellen House, daughter of Norma French, who was killed in the second facility in Dallas County.

This guy would troll the hallways for hours on end.

It is simply astounding.

And again, this wasn't the perfect murder.

When I first covered it, I thought that this guy just staged the bodies well.

But no, he spent most of his time in these apartments looking for the jewelry, not trying to cover up his murder.

Sometimes he saw the glasses crushed halfway around the room, blood on the pillow.

If you're a trained police officer,

You would know that that's prima facie a homicide.

I don't care if they're 115 years old.

If the ring is missing and the family calls it there's something wrong.

But this was able to go on for another two years and ironically only stopped because the final woman, the 23rd woman or 24th, had a pacemaker that kicked in and she wound up surviving and was able to identify him.

That is absolutely incredible.

And

yet he is not,

he's not being,

they're not asking for the death penalty.

In Texas, they're not asking for the death penalty.

Nope, and it's not just John Cruzo, who's kind of a Soros prosecutor in Dallas County, but none of us paid attention, or we did a little bit, two years ago when he said he's not seeking the death penalty because we figured, look, there's nine cases to choose from in Collin County, so they'll certainly take care of it as a Republican county.

But Greg Willis announced about two weeks ago that he's not seeking the death penalty either.

Why?

No public comment was given.

What I have heard from the families are excuses that are not unique to this case, but would basically terminate the death penalty in totality.

It will take too long.

You'll be dead by then.

It's too much money.

We've heard from both counties, he was a model prisoner.

Oh my gosh.

Oh my gosh.

Everyone on death row is a model prisoner afterwards.

I mean, you had the famous Carla Faye Tucker drama under George W.

Bush in Texas that she found Jesus.

And they all say that.

This is nothing new.

It's usually more the gangbangers that commit crimes in prison.

The serial murderers are kind of loners.

They're not going to do anything.

It's just something, something's very bizarre because when I look at stories and I find anomalies before, during, and after.

So the fact that this was never caught, the fact that during the process, the families weren't molly-coddled and treated like you would expect victims of something like this.

They had to beg for indictments.

They had to beg for changing of the medical examiner's determination of death.

Reluctantly, they gave indictments, but only went to trial on two of them.

And then now, no death penalty.

The state doesn't seem to be interested, at least from what I've heard.

All right, okay.

Here's the thing: you know, David, I want to talk to

not David, I'm sorry, Daniel, I want to talk to you

after the show, and we'll have Ricky or somebody reach out.

This is ridiculous.

This is Texas.

If you've got a guy who we know killed 22 or 23 people, and he was doing it cold-blooded murder, and he was

doing it just for the money.

If you can't get a capital case on that guy,

Well, then

the death penalty doesn't exist really in Texas for anybody.

And

I think because it is a conservative county,

I think we should highlight these.

I'd like to talk to the surviving families.

I'd like to hear them.

I mean, I assume they want the death penalty for this guy.

And I would assume that there's a lot of people in Texas that live in these counties that will find this to be an outrage.

And I think they're...

they're getting away with it because no one knows this story.

You've done a great, great service, Daniel, in bringing this to America's attention.

I mean, this is one that's going to go, you know, in a

gold star after life on this one,

because this is craziness, craziness.

And there should be an investigation on the police.

There should be an investigation on all of these nursing homes or these senior living centers.

I certainly wouldn't want my family in one of those.

So we'll talk after and continue this story, Daniel.

Thank you.

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I didn't know any of that.

Yeah.

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If my family member was in one of those assisted living facilities where several of these murders happened

and

nobody on the staff had put any of this stuff together, nobody on the staff said, hey, wait a minute,

is somebody in this building stealing the jewelry?

I mean, I can see, hey, you know, they're 97 years old.

They just died of natural causes.

But the jewelry is disturbing and that nobody in those facilities facilities did anything to stop that.

That shows me there's a problem.

And there's a problem.

I mean, he was talking about the blood.

One woman, her glasses had been smashed and were thrown across the room.

And there was blood on the pillow that he used to smother her.

And the police were like, no, she died of natural causes.

was bleeding on this pillow on her face and she probably just took her glasses and threw them against the wall.

What are you talking about?

And her jewelry is missing.

I mean, obviously, it's in the best interest, you think, in theory, of the nerd, the homes, to not want to publicize this, right?

But that's why the police are there to make sure that this does get investigated.

And it only needs to be publicized when

you know the police or whoever is not doing their job.

And, you know,

be on alert, district attorneys.

This happened in your county.

Your phone might start to ring soon because I'm not going to let this one go.

This is, this is really bad on multiple levels.

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that'd be great.

But before we get into that, first, let me go back to this story we were just talking about.

The DA

in Collin County, which is Plano in Frisco, is Greg Willis.

And he has said he's going to prosecute this just like a regular, you know, a regular trial, and they're not going to go for the death penalty.

How many people do you have to kill in Texas before

you are given the death penalty?

How brazen do you have to be?

How

uncaring do you have to be?

And you know more about this than I do, as I said, but reading Daniel's article, he said last month, Collin County DA Greg Willis informed the victims' families there will be no more trials and no pursuit of capital punishment for the murders.

What is that?

Greg,

I'll treat you with respect on my show.

I'd like you to come on.

We're going to be reaching out to you today.

And if you're listening, you can just call in right now.

But I'd just like to hear your reasoning on this.

There might be a very good reason.

I don't see it.

And the only way that any of this is going to be solved, because...

Have you investigated the police that investigated this?

Have you investigated the,

you know, the retirement retirement homes?

I mean, how does this happen over and over and over and over again?

You know, just 22, 23 times.

I mean, that's, you know, the 24th lived, and that's the only way they caught this guy.

I mean, I just, I don't, I don't understand it.

If you live in Plano or Frisco or in Collin County, you might want to call Greg's office and

just say,

you know, politely, sincerely, can you tell me why?

I mean, how many people do you have to kill to get the death penalty?

I'm just looking for a number.

Especially little old ladies.

Little old ladies.

I mean, aren't we supposed to protect our parents and our grandparents and little old ladies help them cross the street?

Damn, what is this?

Cuomos, New York?

Yeah.

Really?

By the way, Dallas County, it's a George Soros DA.

You can call

their

DA as well.

Good luck with that.

Good luck with that.

Okay, so the reason why I brought up NATO a minute ago is because I want you to know

we are dancing with the devil right now.

We are a kite in a hurricane.

And it doesn't end well for the kite.

Hurricanes, fine.

The kite doesn't survive.

There's a great story from the rutherford institute um

and uh john uh whitehead and uh nisha wrote it the whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed and hence clamorous to uh be led to safety by an endless series of hobgoblins most of them imaginary it's a quote

we have been since 9-11 on crisis after crisis after crisis And we have all kinds of emergency orders,

terrorist attacks, economic collapse,

catastrophic natural human disasters.

And now, with our permanent crisis management that we are in,

we have

What crisis coming next?

Is it COVID?

That's what everybody's saying.

I don't believe that they're going to try to lock us down again, but maybe they will.

I mean,

I was on the air

before they locked us down going, can you imagine if they tried to do that in America?

So don't listen to me on that.

But all of the crisis that we have right on the horizon,

America has got to pay attention.

There is something that is happening.

The Biden administration and along with its

cohort, the corporate media,

want America to not focus on CBDCs.

And if you do, only the benefits.

Now, a CBDC is a central bank digital currency.

My apologies if you've read about it in Dark Future,

but it is so vital you understand this.

Central bank digital currency.

It is not Bitcoin

because it expands the power to a never-ending level, literally

the power of the government over your freedom.

Now, China already has this

and it differs significantly from things like cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.

Neither central banks nor governments have the power to program, manage, or affect Bitcoin other than banning it.

Okay, that's all they can do.

If you have Bitcoin, you can move it anywhere you want in the world.

You can keep it in your pocket.

It's yours.

You can take it out of the system.

Bitcoin, all the transactions are transparent for all to see, but the users remain anonymous.

Now, you might say, I don't have anything to hide.

Okay, neither do I.

But have you noticed we're entering a time where it is show me the person and I will show you the crime.

I've never been able to get people to understand why.

I'm not doing anything.

Why would I worry about it?

Because of that road.

Where that road leads you.

And not necessarily with, you know, the best angels among us being the ones who are walking down the roads.

But have you seen one of the best angels among us?

Have you seen any of the angels?

Have you seen even kind of like an angel with some soot on it because it came down through a chimney like Santa?

Have you seen any angels in Washington or in the Fed?

Because I haven't.

Now,

Beijing uses their central bank digital currency with expiration dates.

So, you know how they say, we got to have helicopter money.

We got to give helicopter money.

The economy is starting to slow down.

We need to rush a lot of money out and get people spending.

So, remember, your patriotic duty after 9-11 was to go out and shop.

So, it'll be your patriotic duty to do that.

But the shopping begins right now.

And they can put a time limit on your money.

Also, everything you spend is tied directly to you.

Everything is traceable.

And I'm not doing anything wrong.

Yes, but the government knows precisely

when you spent money, where you spent the money, where you are, how you're using your money.

Now, if you go into authoritarian regimes, well, that's a nice tool to have to control you.

Already,

this social credit system, which is tied to this, monitors 1.4 billion people in China.

And if you behave in a certain way, you get rewards.

You behave in another way, you get punishments.

And bad behavior is running a red light to being critical to the Chinese government.

Even before the digital one,

the Chinese citizens who received lower social credit scores due to bad behaviors struggled to live just a regular everyday life.

You think you're struggling at the grocery store, try being on the crap list of the government and they control all of your money.

You can't travel.

You can't buy a plane ticket or a train ticket.

You can be denied certain schools, certain opportunities.

In China, if you're a pet owner, they can take your pet away.

Then they introduced the digital money, the digital won.

Now

they can reprimand anyone

because they can instantly deduct a fine from your bank account.

They can completely take all of your money because it's not your money.

You can never take it out of the bank and hold it.

They can now, now, and they do, banish people from the digital payment system completely.

So this is very effective because if you try to survive in a cashless society,

you better behave because there's nothing you can do.

There was a viral video of a Chinese woman, and

she said, global social monetary control information systems, this is what it is like.

She was

taking paper currency.

She was willing to pay.

She couldn't buy

anything, not even a pork bun.

She couldn't buy anything, had all the cash in the world.

You see that guy in England?

We've been trying to get a hold of him.

I love him.

He's this old guy, and he went into a cashless grocery store,

and everything was marked with a price.

And it wasn't a lot.

It was, you know, I don't know, a couple dollars.

And he looked at the price.

He knew what the tax was.

And he put it down on the counter,

all the money.

And he said, I'm walking out now.

You have money.

I paid for it.

I paid for it.

There is the money.

I'm walking out.

Sir, don't do that.

Don't do that.

We'll have to call the police.

Don't do that, sir.

No, I did it because I paid for it in currency.

That's not going to last.

And when we have a crisis, this is what is coming.

The digital dollar, Biden and the Allies renewed their

hardly disguised effort to track American transactions, collect financial data,

get into your privacy.

Now, if you think this government has the ability to,

you know, hold back, hold back.

I mean, you know, we disagree with those people, but you know, we don't want to hurt them.

They have rights too.

If you think our government is like that, you're delusional.

There are several bills in the Senate that have been introduced.

Nothing is happening.

This is something Americans should go to the Fed

because you don't have to go to Washington.

You can go to the Fed and you should be marching peacefully

for the Fed.

You should be calling every day, people on Capitol Hill.

No CBDC.

If we miss this one,

We truly are over as a free nation.

This one is

no-go.

This is an absolute line in the sand.

They must not be able to do this.

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Oh my gosh.

I can't, I cannot take what's happening in New York.

Do we have the Mayor Adams thing?

Did we pull that?

I know we talked about it.

Mayor Adams was speaking in front of city council.

We have it.

Play this.

Started with a madman down in Texas decided he wanted to bust people up to New York City.

110,000 migrants who have to feed, clothe, house, educate the children, wash their laundry sheets.

Give them everything they need, health care.

I don't see an ending to this.

Okay, stop, stop for a second.

Did you hear what he just said?

It's because of a madman, meaning our governor here in Texas, taking them.

What are we supposed to do?

We're supposed to take all of them, right?

No, no, no, no, no.

We're just supposed to take them all.

That's the sane solution here.

No, you're the sanctuary city.

110,000 migrants.

That's called a Tuesday in this state.

Yeah, I mean, please don't even start with me.

Okay, listen.

Now he's saying, I don't see an ending.

I don't see an ending to this.

This issue

will destroy New York City.

Destroy New York City.

Racist.

We're getting 10,000 migrants a month.

Oh, give me your tired, weak, poor, huddled masses.

One time we were just getting Venezuela.

Now we're getting Ecuador.

Okay.

Now we're getting Russian speaking coming through Mexico.

Now we're getting Western Africa.

Now we're getting people from all over the globe have made their minds up that they're going to come through the southern part of the border and come into New York City.

And everyone is saying it's New York City's problem.

Yeah, yeah, it is.

Every community in this city is going to be impacted.

Yeah, it's 100% your right.

That's weird.

Now, imagine how Dallas and Houston are impacted.

Imagine how San Antonio and Austin have been impacted.

Imagine those towns of 5,000 people by the border, how they've been impacted.

And everybody just says, okay, well, we're sanctuary cities.

I guess let Texas deal with it.

No, no.

Every sanctuary city should have busload after busload after busload.

You're a sanctuary city.

You wanted them.

You said you'll protect them.

You'll care for them.

Take them.

Take them.

And it'll change the second you stop it.

It will.

Yeah, just change the policy.

You have a right to shelter law?

Change that.

You can't be taken seriously if you haven't changed that law yet.

Say you're not a sanctuary city and we'll send it to the next one.

Oh, and by the way, maybe you should speak out or call the president.

We celebrated this past weekend, Labor Day, and that is a celebration.

I mean, it's actually a communist thing, but let's just couch it in, well, yeah, but that's not what we celebrate now, the hard work of men and women.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, whatever.

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Christy, Governor Noam, how are you?

Long time, no talk.

I'm doing great.

Thanks for inviting me to be with you.

You bet.

So what is it you're doing on Friday?

Well, we have an event that our state Republican Party is hosting in Rapid City, just a few minutes down the road from Mount Rushmore, and President Donald J.

Trump is coming as the special guest and speaker at this rally.

Now, how many times has he been to South Dakota?

I know he did the thing on 4th of July, which was tremendous.

I wish I would have been there.

And it does, I mean,

has he been there beyond that?

No,

it's really incredible that he would come.

He has not been back since July 3rd, and I think that was his first trip to the state.

And he's excited to come back, I think, and see all the people there that welcomed him the first time around.

And I think what's remarkable, Glenn, is this is an event to raise some money for our state Republican Party.

The chairman's a good friend of mine.

And we asked several people to come.

We've asked quite a few of the presidential candidates to come.

And several of them said, you know, no, we

can't make it.

It's not a priority.

We need to be in Iowa, New Hampshire.

We need to be in other places.

But right away, President Trump said, yes, Christy, I'll be there.

And that's what I think is so incredible is, you know, the guy shows up, even for the little states, the little people that, you know, don't matter to others at this point in time or don't think we're significant.

He comes because he knows that every single person deserves to be treated exactly the same.

I got to tell you,

he is very loyal to the people,

the hardworking people.

I know that

in talking to him through interviews several times and off-air,

which is, to me, more important.

He will often speak of people who are, you know, farmers, ranchers, factory workers, people.

He's like, they're just getting the shaft.

And it does bother him.

It does bother him.

And if you talk to people who've worked with him or for him at his different businesses that probably most of the time wouldn't get noticed by the CEO, they all think the world of him.

And he

treated them kindly and gave them an opportunity to provide for their families and was good to them.

I was watching this video that came out.

I don't know if you've seen it, Glenn, this last week of these Latino rappers that made this rap

about President.

Well, I was watching that with my husband, and I just, I said, I don't know of other candidates that

inspire people so much they do things like this.

And my husband said, I said, I don't get what it is.

Because the guy really, Trump really broke politics.

I mean, he did.

It just, there's no rules anymore because he, you know, just did so many things and still does today, unprecedented things he says and does.

But I was watching that video and my husband said, it's because he's real.

He has flaws.

He isn't perfect, but he's genuine, and he is who he is, and take it or leave it.

And he said, that's just so different in the world of government, public service, and that's what people in this country are hungry for.

I think that's what every lesson, every politician, regardless of who they are, needs to examine that and say, this is how desperate America is for just somebody who is real

and embraces who he is and puts himself out there.

I am trying to stay neutral and very positive on every candidate because I will vote for anyone but Biden.

And I just don't want to,

you know, tear each other apart.

It's the last thing we need.

But

as I look at Donald Trump, and this is an honest question,

I can't imagine he's not going to be the nominee the way he is so far ahead, but anything could happen.

But as I'm looking at,

go ahead.

Well, no, I just, I was, that's kind of been my position all along, too, is, you know, people would say to me months and months ago, are you going to run or who are you going to support?

And I just said, nobody can beat him.

I mean, so why get into a presidential race?

if you don't have, if you're not going to win?

Like some of these candidates that are running, I don't think they ever really thought they were going to walk away with it.

But why get into a race that you know right now he's such a big force and dynamic that nobody else has a pathway?

It's hard to see a pathway for someone else.

I agree with you.

However, I know some of the candidates and I know some of them are running for vice president.

Others are running because they have some differences or some issues, but they would still support President Trump.

But let me ask you this, because I get hammered by people

asking the question about COVID.

The president was the president, and I give everybody the benefit of the doubt at the beginning, even I hate to say this, but even Fauci at the very beginning.

Well, no, not Fauci, because he did know what it was.

Anybody who didn't know what was coming our way, it looked horrible.

And

President Trump, I think, did the right thing all the way along until you know we get into spring and then you're like wait a minute and he's listening to he's listening to atlas but he's also listening and empowering fauci

and the the covid vaccine and the people that he was listening to do are do you think because i have not heard this from him Do you think that he learned a lesson about who to listen to and who not to listen to on that?

You know, I haven't had that specific conversation with him either.

I do remember those days very, very well, though, because they were hell.

They were hell for governors and for leaders.

And the one thing that I keep telling people is President Trump let me do my job.

I mean, he let me make the decisions for my state, for my people, which I'm extremely grateful for.

Biden would have never let me do my job.

He would have came in here and crushed me for what the decisions I was making to not close businesses.

And I refused to even define what an essential business was and wouldn't mandate anything.

And I mean, Biden would have absolutely just done everything he could to destroy me during that time.

So I do, I've been pretty honest about the fact that I do think it was wrong for President Trump to give Fauci credibility.

I've told him that too.

I also think he, at that time, turned it over to Mike Pence.

I mean, Mike Pence was the head of the of the task force and and every day they put Burks and Fauci in front of a press conference, they were giving them credibility and giving them, pointing to them, saying, listen to these guys, and there is a responsibility they have to take for that.

I said to them during that time,

why are you using Fauci?

I've watched that guy run around Washington, D.C.

for the last 10 years, friends with Nancy Pelosi and hanging out with...

Schumer and we knew they were liberals.

And so why we chose two doctors and gave them credibility when knowing that we were empowering empowering them to use it against us in the future.

I mean, I had those conversations with the White House during that time, but I think they were so willing to try to find someone who they thought was an expert and didn't think about the political downside of giving them the credibility then to crush our people, our rights, our economy.

But that was alarming to me to see them have those press conferences every day and look at Berks and Fauci and know that I'd seen them right along with the liberal Democrats in D.C.

for the last 20 years.

And here we are standing them up as Republicans and saying, listen to these guys.

Right.

He was, however, for a long time also very, very pro-vax, which, you know, you can go either way on that, depending on who, but he never got any credit for being extraordinarily pro-vax.

But I don't know if, maybe, but I don't know if he would have mandated it.

The one thing about this with COVID is he shut it down for 15 days, but he didn't tell the states, you must do this.

He would say, Florida, you're opening up.

I think it was Florida, you're opening up too soon.

Georgia.

Georgia.

Georgia.

You know, but

he didn't force anybody to do anything, and he didn't force the vaccine companies

into some public-private partnership, although we found out later they already were in that public-private partnership.

All right.

Well, Christy, one last question on

Donald Trump.

You know, there's a story out today that,

I mean, in Colorado, they are trying to, they're using the 14th Amendment, they just brought it to court yesterday, to try to get him removed from the ballot.

I mean, these people say they love democracy, but they seem to hate when people vote.

You have in

Georgia yesterday, the trial started,

the prosecution said it'll take four months, which would take you right up to the

nomination and the conventions.

The judge said, no, it'll probably take eight months, which will take you to the end of October.

What do you make of this?

And

how can anyone fight for their life the way they are and

run?

I mean, he has to be there in court.

What is going to happen here?

Well, that's what I'm hoping is that the American people have a long enough attention span to keep paying attention.

It's clear that as these indictments have come down, that people are paying attention.

They're seeing the political attack and they're seeing how the judicial system is being manipulated to prosecute someone that politically the left just doesn't want in place.

So that's my concern in this country is that we've got people that now

seem to have ADD.

And as you know, you've you know the like even the Chinese spy balloon.

What we talked about that for two weeks and then people moved on and moved on.

And

we have to, I just hope they pay attention long enough to see what a tool they are using in our judicial system just to destroy Donald Trump and, frankly, his entire family.

I don't know of anybody else with, I mean, I kind of, there's parts of his

attack style that, you know, make me cringe.

But then I, I think, I don't know if anybody else with a different personality could withstand this kind of an assault.

Oh, I don't think so.

Day after day.

I just don't know.

I don't know who could do it.

So I'm kind of glad he's got that personality.

Yeah.

Who could stand this?

I said this to him recently.

He's the most investigated man ever in the history of the world.

I'm absolutely convinced nobody has been investigated more.

And this is what they come up with.

And they do everything to destroy him.

They want him in jail.

They want to destroy him.

They want him broke.

They want his family broken.

What

does that say?

Well, and I just, I keep reminding people,

this is politics today.

It's now no longer destroy you on your positions, your beliefs, your votes.

Now it is, I will destroy you, your integrity, your reputation, and your family, and anybody who touches you.

And that is

incredible because you have people in power now that don't care about the law.

They don't care about enforcing the law.

And so that's a new territory than I think we've been in.

Glenn, I don't remember

history being like this before, where it was so deep that we couldn't even just trust our judicial system and that everyone was treated equal under the law.

We maybe

not only ignore that, but we have leaders who have spent their lifetime like Joe Biden literally creating and writing laws that now say, I guess they don't matter.

You know, screw it.

That doesn't matter anymore.

So

that's the challenge of today's day and age that we live in.

All right.

So this happens tomorrow.

It starts at 5.30 Central Time.

And where?

And do you need tickets?

Or how do you get involved?

This sold out within the first 24 hours.

So when we announced the tickets, they were gone.

It's at the Monument Civic Center in Rapid City, South Dakota.

How many people is that old?

Well, it was $6,500 originally.

We figured out a way to add some more seats.

You know, after that, reopened the ticket sales, and then they were gone in a few hours.

So

there'll be 7,000 people approximately in attendance.

And I think we even oversold it a little bit, counting on some people maybe not being able to make it at the last minute.

But

it should be incredible.

The place will be packed.

It's in a hockey arena,

which I think is a little fitting because there's a full contact sport.

And

it'll be good.

We're excited about it.

We're glad he's helping our Republican Party because this Republican party here in South Dakota and and us here

are you know getting much more scrutiny than we've ever gotten before

because our state is so little most people call us a flyover state they don't pay attention but what we did during covet and what we're doing with our economy and by marketing our businesses and our jobs Every day now the state of South Dakota is under attack and it's because we just did here what conservatives have always said they believed.

We did it and it worked.

So that's I keep telling President Trump: you don't have to talk about what we believe as Republicans.

All you have to do is point to a state like South Dakota and say, they did it, and look at that.

They have the fastest growing incomes in the country.

Their population is growing at 10 times the national average.

Women-don't businesses are more successful.

Our overdoses are dropping.

We're the only state that

didn't take the elevated unemployment benefits, and we just broke the national record for the lowest unemployment rate in history in the entire country at 1.8%.

And

suicide and mental health problems are going down.

There's no other state that's seeing what we're seeing here in South Dakota and it's just because we embraced freedom and it worked and that's what Republicans need to be talking about is it has consequences who's in charge.

And we have the perfect examples if we'll do that contrast during this election cycle and make people realize, you know, this isn't just a personality contest between Joe Joe Biden and President Donald Trump.

It's about who they surround themselves and what kind of decisions they make that benefits the everyday person that's a farmer in the middle of the country or someone living and running a small business on Main Street, you know, in the Midwest, anywhere.

So that's what this election is about.

Governor Christy Noam, as always, good to talk to you.

Thank you so much for being on.

Again, that happens tomorrow, and I have a feeling we'll be talking about this again on Monday.

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Do you think Christy Noam is in play for vice presidential candidate for one of the major...

I don't know.

My gut tells me something's up.

That's why I said I think we're probably going to be talking about this on Monday.

Something's up.

I don't know what it is, but something's up.

We'll see.

Be an interesting choice for President Trump.

As a lot of the things that you might say are, you know, some of the things people complain about Trump, Christy Noam does very well.

It'd be early to name a vice president.

Yeah, I don't think he's going to name it now.

No.

But I do think it's she's thought about that for a long time.

Yeah.

Is she one of the few people who was rumored to run that didn't?

Yes.

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There's a couple of things.

Senator Rand Paul came out yesterday.

And, you know, that's because Mitch McConnell came up.

You know, he froze a couple of times.

I don't know if anybody paid attention to that.

But the capital physician, Dr.

Brian Monahan, has finally come out and said what it was, and that's a dehydration.

And,

you know, living in Texas,

you know, living on a ranch where you're out with a family, you know, working hard and you're dehydrated.

I can't tell you how many people are just like frozen.

You know, they just come out and they're just like, hey, Glenn,

and then they just stand there for 20 seconds.

Happens all the time.

Well, whenever I'm lightheaded, you know, sometimes I'll be in the middle of a long conversation and I'll stand up quickly and all of a sudden I'll just stop for, you know, say three, four minutes.

Yeah.

And then I'll just continue and everyone will say, he must be lightheaded.

No one calls the 911 or anything when that happens.

So Rand Paul, remember, a medical doctor, said, I've practiced medicine for 25 years and that doesn't look like dehydration to me

looks like a focal neurologic event I will tell you as coming from a family that has seizures

that is what petite mall looks like and you said that and I took it seriously because you really legitimately know unfortunately all too much about these types of things then the doctor said that was not it So

they're saying the one explanation that might make sense is not the explanation.

No, it's dehydration.

What is wrong with you?

I'm thirsty.

Okay.

I'm thirsty.

By the way,

let's celebrate that we have level-headed thinkers and just really great guys like Mitt Romney in.

He said,

we may expect, this is a quote, we may expect that Mitch McConnell will check out for 20 seconds a day, but the other 86,380 seconds in the day, he does a pretty darn good job.

That is agonizing, not only for the point it makes, but by the sheer hackery of the way he delivered it.

Oh my God.

So

pathetic.

Do you know how many seconds there are in a day?

He had to calculate.

It's so sickening and pathetic.

It's like, let me come up with, oh,

hey, Utah.

Hey, Utah.

This guy is up for re-election.

Is anyone going to run against him?

I keep hearing, like, well, Bob's running against him.

I'm glad Bob stood up.

Whoever Bob is, I'm glad he stood up.

Where are the big statewide officials willing to take this guy on and knock him out in the primary?

The guy has a 40% approval rating among Republicans.

And he's going to win the primary?

No, I don't think.

Who's going to stand up and do something about this?

It's right around the corner.

Stand up and do something, please.

I don't think he's going to run.

I hope you're right.

That's fine.

I don't think he's going to run.

Could be.

You don't think he's running?

I know they are searching for somebody right now.

I'm searching.

Everyone's on a search.

We're all on this mysterious Leonard Nimoy type search,

looking for somebody to get rid of this guy who is in a bright red state.

So he will win, whoever replaces him will win.

This is not one of those things.

Well, oh, we knocked out the very electable guy for someone who's going to lose.

No, that's not the case here.

This is someone who's not popular among his own voters.

He is

an absolute

perfect selection for someone who's qualified, who has some, maybe some political aspirations for the future to step up and run against him.

This is the time to do it.

Okay.

I let Stu go for a while because, yes, he'll rant like this for two minutes, you know, but the other 36,296 seconds of the day, he's perfect.

Thank you, Clint.

All right.

Now, let me give you some other good news.

In New York, this was Mayor Adams screed

on,

you know, how

New York is collapsing because, you know, some

illegals are coming there.

Here it is.

Started with a madman down in Texas decided he wanted to bust people up to New York City.

Madman.

I'm so glad it's because you stopped again.

I'm so glad you stopped that there.

Yeah.

Because that one is not getting uh uh any attention in this in this particular rant because it's like okay well he doesn't like abbott so he says he's a madman okay that's you know

why is he a madman why is he a madman he had the same observation you have

he had the same exact point you have eric he's seeing not 10 000 but millions of people cross his border while he's been governor and decided out of sheer desperation to say that Texas won't survive with millions coming in.

Right.

That's what he, that's what he said.

And so he, let's just say, and I don't believe this, and we're going to try to get an official number from the governor, but I don't believe they're sending 10,000 a month.

I don't think the number is even close to that.

No, I don't think so.

I think they're coming in various different ways.

A Biden

policy change is a big part of that, which we've discussed before.

Fly right in.

You can fly right into the city whenever you want, and they have to treat you as if these asylum claims are serious.

But forget all that.

Like he has the exact same complaint.

They're on the same exact team here, right?

In theory, except that Governor Abbott doesn't have a policy that promises free housing for everyone who shows up and calls himself a sanctuary city.

He doesn't call himself a sanctuary state or a sanctuary governor.

So in theory, if politics is sucked out of this, he should say, wow.

I ran as a person, a mayor, to say this is a sanctuary city and everyone was welcome.

I realized that policy was wrong.

I was wrong on that.

Governor Abbott was right.

He was right to make this point.

I'm glad now I know so we can fight on the same side to stop it.

Are you going to suck all 36,000 seconds?

I got at least 35,000 more seconds on this if you want to.

Okay, no, no, I appreciate it.

Now, one of the things that he's saying is, you know, these people don't have jobs.

So he's been asking, and so has Hochul, asking for a way to create jobs.

You'll be happy to know that President Joe Biden and the Department of Homeland Security has launched a nationwide workforce initiative that will funnel millions of border crossers and illegal aliens in the United States right directly to jobs.

Biden's DHS announced yesterday a first-of-its-kind national campaign to make millions of border crosses and illegal aliens who have been released into the U.S.

interior aware that they're eligible for work permits to take American jobs.

Now,

before you say anything, let's look who he is specifically

singling out.

Specifically,

those from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Ukraine.

Wants them to remember that they're eligible to apply for a work permit.

Okay.

All right.

So we got that going.

He is creating good union jobs, and that is great.

Now, here's something else.

I am so happy that there are several people, including the AG of Georgia, who has charged all those people who shot a cop,

were trying to burn down what's called Cop City, charge him with the RICO Act and terrorism.

And by the way, this isn't in response to Donald Trump.

It's exactly the the same charges, except

he's doing it legitimately and he's been working on it for months.

It was just released yesterday.

Amen.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Secretary of Navy came out yesterday and

was speaking about Tubberville

and his blocking of military promotions.

And it's really getting backed up, really bad.

And I'd like to take a plunge or anyway.

But

he's saying that Tubberbill, this is actually

a quote,

is aiding and abetting communists.

He says he's aiding and abetting communists and other autocratic regimes

around the world.

Really?

It's having a negative impact and it will continue to have a real negative impact on our combat readiness.

Now, I want you to ask yourself, if your number

one job is combat readiness and you see

the state of the world

and you're pushing for

not more weapons that are effective killing machines, but just suction machines to be able to fly some woman that is having a baby or to be fair, a man who is pregnant and have the baby killed

and this is your new policy which doesn't happen in in other you know agencies that does I mean really are we doing that are you doing that for you know

everybody for any kind of problem

I have something I really it's an elective

surgery and I just want to get plastic surgery.

Are you going to fly me to my doctor and pay for it?

So

he's saying that the communists and the autocratic regimes, meaning I would assume, Russia,

are being helped because

Tuberville will not say, yeah, I'm going to, I okay the money.

for the abortion fest.

Which one's right and which one's wrong here?

Even if you don't agree with the abortion,

you're on either side of that, doesn't matter.

This

Navy

secretary is saying our combat readiness is in trouble because of this.

Okay, so what do you do?

Do you just keep letting that go?

Because that's your primary job.

Then you have

the IRS.

Now, what were we promised in exchange for $80 billion

going to the IRS?

An additional $80 billion.

Why was that such a great idea to give them?

Well,

because

they are going to use that $80 billion to hire new agents and who are going to go after those billionaires who are defrauding the people of the United States.

We're going to use those people to go after the rich.

Well,

the IRS had an auditor stop by,

and an audit shows that the agents are still

mostly chasing down families and businesses with incomes below $200,000.

Hmm.

What's more, is the Treasury Inspector General said that the IRS hasn't even expanded auditor auditor training to help these new agents uncover the more sophisticated tricks used by those billionaires.

Our analysis, according to the Inspector General, disclosed no significant increase in the number of high-income individual return audits.

Now, I find this shocking.

I

sure the President was telling us the truth.

Despite congressional encouragement to examine individual high earners and the former Treasury Secretary's directive, most examinations were not focused on high-income taxpayers.

Believe me,

as a high-paying taxpayer, I wonder what the odds are that I'm going to be audited.

The audit found 75% of audits were on returns showing total positive income of less than $200,000.

So why not give these people who have told you the truth every step of the way way even more money and more power?

Seems like the right thing to do.

Just need a little bit more.

Just a little bit more, and then they're going to knock this out.

Right?

Yeah.

And then you'll get your freedom back.

Yeah, everything will be great then.

Just a little bit more power.

That's all they need.

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an ATF FBI whistleblower has never done an interview before.

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And, you know, Mitch McConnell will see most of it, most of it.

He might miss 20 seconds or

so because he's probably still very dehydrated.

If he was dehydrated, why wouldn't you just have water around him all the time?

Why wouldn't you hook him up to an IV?

You know what I'm saying?

And why is he continually dehydrated?

If that's a problem, you know, I don't know, give him a Gatorade.

What do you say?

We'll just send him some Gatorade.

It should happen once and then not again and again and again.