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You know, there's a lot of people who would say, you know,

Joe Biden is creepy and we should talk about that.

Well, yeah, sure.

But we've all known that for a very long time.

It's like, yes, Michael Jackson has an amusement park.

I don't know.

What do you think it says?

I think it would be better to talk about

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and he's, well, would you call it an apology, Stu?

I mean, no, I wouldn't say it was an apology.

I mean, first of all, he didn't say you're sorry, not required in an apology, by the way.

But, you know, it's an expression of regret.

So I think you could get, there's some level of apology in there.

However, it's more of, you know, look, you guys changed the rules, and I now realize you've changed the rules, and I will change to reflect that.

We actually have the stables.

Wait, what rules?

The rules of the rules.

I mean, human interaction, I guess.

No, the rules have never been like that.

I mean, unless you're John Wayne Gacy.

I mean, really, seriously, what are the rules?

That's like, those are like, I think that guy's a pedophile.

In 1965, you know, to 2025, That's pretty clear.

Well, I mean, I don't know if that's actually true.

I will say that there's been a lot of study on

who is offended by such things, such creepy Joe Biden actions over the past couple of weeks.

And it seems to me to be largely some sort of generational gap in which everyone who seems to be interviewed, who's a Democrat and has, you know, campaigned with Joe Biden or been at rallies with him,

the older generation seems to really like it.

And, you know, like there's people, one of the women who came out, now there's seven, by the way, who've come out and said, Hey, Joe Biden made me feel uncomfortable.

One of the women specifically said, After it happened, everyone started coming up to me and saying, Oh, you're so lucky.

And I thought to myself, Wow, should I think of myself as lucky and not offended?

Which I don't even understand.

I don't understand the thought process that goes into that.

I mean, if you felt creepy, creeped out about it, why are you second-guessing and thinking you might be lucky?

I don't understand it.

But the point there is that everyone around her did not seem like it was offended to the fact that she's got a bunch of attention from the vice president of the United States.

People were thinking it was kind of great.

And the funny thing about this is, and I think it's very central to this whole incident, the first thing you have to remember is absolutely no one on the Democratic side actually cares about any of this.

Nope.

Not one little bit.

None of them think it's bad.

None of them care, including, I would say, the women who actually are coming forward.

Now, yes, they may have been offended, but watch how little they care about those incidents if he wins the nomination.

They'll all be out there being like, you know what?

I mean, it did make me feel upset at the time, but I think he's changed.

And I, honestly, he's a really good guy.

I've learned over the past few months about what a great guy this guy is, and I support him, and that's why I'm campaigning for him.

The timing of this coming out is just ridiculous.

Yeah, it's ridiculous.

It's ridiculous.

This has been an issue for a very long time.

We've talked about it

before.

This is solely an issue being used for politics because at this very moment, they think they can get someone who's more socialist than him to be president.

If they believe the two choices are Joe Biden and Donald Trump, the most socialist person they're going to be able to find is Joe Biden, and then they will love him.

And they will only be critical of whatever they think Donald Trump did.

And they will hammer anyone who comes out against him.

Of course.

I mean, it's so transparent, so it's hard to take any of this seriously.

Here's the sort of

underlying issue here for Biden when it comes to the story.

Joe Biden's strength as a campaigner is very closely related to what we're calling creepy, which is he comes out, he shakes everybody's hands, he gives everybody hugs.

He doesn't put his hands on the shoulder of everybody.

He doesn't kiss everybody's head.

But he doesn't do it if it's a man or a boy.

No, he says he does do it sometimes

with a man.

He says that in a statement.

He's come up to a man and smelled the back of his head.

He does allude to that.

He doesn't specifically say it.

I've never seen that before.

It's possible, though.

I'd like to see the video footage of that.

If you're Joe Biden and your strength is walking around some Iowa firehouse and shaking hands and kissing babies, which is what everyone used to call it.

I don't think you can call it that anymore.

If he can no longer do that, because if he has one moment that looks creepy, it's going to be a national news story every time now.

So you've taken his strength away from him for this entire primary, which, of course, is the secondary part of this.

Number one is get him out of the race.

Hopefully, this turns into a big thing so we can win because we're socialists.

Number two is if he's going to be in the race, at least the things that give him an advantage over us, we're going to be able to take away.

I feel somewhat like, remember that scene with

the Emperor where Luke Luke has all this, you know, gusto, like, oh, yeah, my friends are coming.

And the Emperor just goes, oh,

you think that your friends will save you?

It's kind of like that.

It's kind of like, oh, at least we got Biden.

Oh,

you think that Biden will save you?

He will not.

He will not.

He's going to try, though.

And Jolton Joe had a statement that came out yesterday.

And

it was made on a phone, so the audio is not fantastic.

But let's listen to it and we can translate if needed.

And over the years, knowing what I've been through, the things that I've faced, I've found that scores, if not hundreds of people have come up to me and reached out for solace and comfort, something,

something, anything that may help them get through the tragedy they're going through.

And so it's just

who I am.

Social norms have begun to change, they've shifted, and the boundaries of protecting personal space have been reset.

And I get it.

I get it.

I hear what they're saying.

I understand it.

And I'll be much more mindful.

That's my responsibility.

My responsibility and I'll meet it.

But I always believe governing, quite frankly, life for that matter, is about connecting, about connecting with people.

I've worked my whole life to empower women.

I've worked my whole life to prevent abuse.

I've written,

and so the idea that I can't adjust to the fact that personal space is important, more important than it's ever been,

it's just not thinkable.

I will.

Where's his good wife Jill on this?

His beautiful, lovely, talented good wife Jill.

I mean, that would help a lot.

Because he always talks about Jill.

And quite honestly, if I were doing these videos,

you know, and I had been hugging people and you saw these kids like, oh, this is creepy, my wife would say to me, Would you stop doing that?

Oh, honey, I just love it.

I just love these kids.

I know, but it looks creepy.

Stop it.

Stop it.

I know, I know.

You got love in your heart and everything else, but stop it.

Yeah.

She's never said that to him.

And where is she just going, you know, not just stepping up and just going, you know what?

My husband is like this.

I've talked to him about it before.

He's just like this.

But he is a loving guy.

You know how much ground he could gain.

He could shut it down.

Where is his good wife, Jill?

Now, maybe, maybe he doesn't ever want to include her in this because, you know, whatever, but

it just seems strange because I know my wife, your life would too.

Lisa would too.

If you were seen in these videos, because you watch these videos, and a lot of them are very uncomfortable, and you watch them.

And if you knew, I mean, Lisa knows you, you're not a creepy predator, but if you were acting,

right?

If you were acting like a creepy predator, if you were acting like Joe does,

she would see that.

And what would she say?

Hey, I mean, she'd probably be delicate about it, but try to tell me, stop doing that immediately.

Yeah, that's really, that's not, it doesn't,

people are creeping out.

It's weird.

Stop it.

I know you don't mean anything by it, but, you know,

be careful with people's personal space, right?

I mean, that's, and now look, that may have happened.

We don't know.

It may have happened multiple times.

But that's what she can say.

Look, I've said this to Joe.

He's not like that.

He's not like that.

He doesn't even see it that way.

He really believes in connecting with people, but I see it.

I know what you're saying.

I know what you're saying.

I I see it, but I know my husband as well.

I mean, it could very well be.

Remember, they're not even in the campaign yet.

You know, I mean, it could very well be that they're holding that back as

a future defense.

I will tell you, I'm not sure.

I'm not sure he makes it to the campaign.

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So, John Solomon, he's the executive vice president of The Hill, and he is an opinion contributor.

Even though his pieces are journalism,

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Joe Biden's 2020 Ukrainian Nightmare, a closed probe, is revived.

Two years ago after leaving office, Joe Biden couldn't resist the temptation last year to brag to an audience of foreign policy specialists about the time he was vice president that he strong-armed Ukraine into firing its top prosecutor.

In his own words, with video cameras rolling, Biden described how he threatened the Ukrainian president in 2016 that the Obama administration would pull $1 billion on U.S.

loan guarantees sending the Soviet Republic towards insolvency if they didn't immediately fire the prosecutor general of the Ukraine.

We have the audio tape.

Here's the audio tape.

I'm desperately concerned about the

I got all the good ones.

And so I got Ukraine.

And

I remember going over, convincing our team, or others to convincing us that we should be providing for loan guarantees.

And I went over,

I guess, the 12th, 13th time to Kyiv, and I was supposed to announce that there was another billion-dollar loan guarantee.

And I had gotten a commitment from Poroshenko and from

Yatsenyuk that they would take action against the state prosecutor, and they didn't.

So they said they were walking out to the press conference.

I said, no, I said,

we're not going to give you the billion dollars.

They said, you have no authority.

You're not the president.

The president said, I said, call him.

I said, I'm telling you, you, you're not getting a billion dollars.

I said, you're not getting the billion.

I'm going to be leaving here.

And I think it was, what, six hours?

I looked at, I said, I'm leaving in six hours.

If the prosecutor's not fired, you're not getting the money.

Well, son of a

got fired.

And they put in place someone who was solid at the time.

Okay, now, why is this a big deal?

As you will hear next hour from John Solomon, and we touched on this, what, two weeks ago, before this tape was was found and before John did his work.

We told you that his son is very, very dirty.

Joe Biden's son is very dirty.

And he's getting all of these special deals

when he goes in and he is

offering trade deals and offering extra money.

All of a sudden, Joe Biden's son comes in and he gets these special deals that nobody else gets.

For instance, he has a a trade deal with China that no one else has.

Goldman Sachs doesn't have.

J.P.

Morgan doesn't have.

But Joe Biden's son, who just started an investment, he's got this sweetheart deal with China that no one else has.

Well, he was involved in a company in the Ukraine, and that company was being investigated by this

attorney general, or their, what did he call them, their prosecutor general.

That's who Joe Biden got fired.

I want you to get this guy out of there.

Why?

Did it have anything to do with the fact that that attorney general was going after the company that Joe Biden's son was a part of?

That's the accusation, and we'll have more on that with John Solomon and more next week as well.

That happens,

I think it's going to be Wednesday or Thursday of next week, where we're going to really open up a few things that nobody's willing to talk about.

See, when you said something that it could actually be a real thing that could be used against the president, I thought you were talking about his early career in endorsements for beauty products.

I thought that was the thing.

Well, I thought, I mean, I think, you know, we've dug this up, and I look at it the opposite way.

I think it's going to actually help him because at least it gives him a reason.

for being as creepy as he is around women.

So you think this helps him?

Well, because you know that it was just all started by an ad campaign.

I could see that.

I could see that.

I mean,

if you don't know what we're talking about, you know, Joe Biden, he keeps coming up and he's like, you know, smelling people's heads and their hair and playing with their hair.

We found that there's a reason for that.

Can we roll the old commercial, please?

I use it because it's a good shampoo.

My hair looks clean and shiny.

And even though it does smell terrific, I just don't believe anyone would ever tell me so.

Gee, your hair smells terrific.

Gee, your hair smells terrific.

I guess you never know.

There it is.

There it is.

Was that Biden?

That was the first one, Biden?

The first one with hair.

Okay.

Yeah, Biden with hair.

And it started with this shampoo back from the 70s.

Gee, your hair smells terrific.

And he's been looking for that smell ever since.

And I don't think it's on the market anymore.

That's not.

And that's why he's like...

No, no, it doesn't smell terrific.

It smells pretty good, but not terrific.

There was another ad, too.

Do we have the other one?

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Susie, I did not borrow your G, Your Hair Smells Terrific Shampoo, so Jimmy would notice how good my hair smells.

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I mean,

poor Joe.

He's now being vilified for something that was an ad campaign.

Your hair smells terrific.

When he was like 60, remember, this is not in his youth.

This is back in the 1970s.

So I think it was, what, 65?

Yeah.

At that point,

he's just first getting his, I mean, this is a Medicare.

He's first getting, he's retiring,

at least as far as.

And there's nothing creepier than a 67-year-old man going, gee, your hair smells dreamy.

Exactly.

Well, except unless it's a 90-year-old man going,

because you don't know what they're saying at that point.

Could be like

that is something that's going on with Biden right now, too.

And that he

always has had this, let me pause and for dramatic effect and say things in a low, monotone, whispery voice.

And

it gets weirder and weirder as the years go on.

It seems like he's just, is he just passing out?

Like, what's going on?

I'll tell you, man.

I'll tell you, man.

I'm I'm looking for

another word for bazoombas.

But

because I just grabbed a set of bazumbas in the...

I'll tell you, man, I...

Should I be saying any of this?

People's Bazumbas' personal space have changed, and I can alter the way I approach them.

Not those Bazumbas.

No, those Bazumbas

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I don't know if you saw this.

Pat Gray joins us.

Minister Louis Farrakhan, who his Twitter is still up after this, he said yesterday, God does not love this world.

Now, that's news to me.

God never sent Jesus to die for this world.

Jesus died because he was 2,000 years too soon to bring about the end of the civilization of the Jews.

He was never on no cross.

There was no Calvary for that Jesus.

Imagine.

He's offended everybody except the people who follow him here.

Here's the audio.

God does not love this world.

God never sent Jesus

to die

for this world.

Jesus died.

because he was 2,000 years too soon

to bring about the end of the civilization of the Jews.

Stop for a second.

Wait, this is wild.

That's incredible.

Wow.

Don't even.

Oh, my gosh, wait a minute.

Wait a minute.

What?

It's Helium Thursday.

That's true.

Why are we doing this?

Sarah.

Yes.

Can you make Louis Farrakhan sound like he's on Helium?

I think I can do that.

I am, Jesus.

Wait, hold on, hold on.

Ladies and gentlemen, the Glenbeck program presents Helium Thursdays with today's special guest, Louis Farrakhan.

God does not love his world.

God never sent Jesus

to die

for this world.

Jesus died because he was 2,000 years too sick

to bring about the end of the civilization of the Jews.

Makes it a little more palatable.

It does help.

Wait a minute.

Who else could we do this to?

Play the

play the Joe Biden apology thing from yesterday.

In my career, I've always tried to make a unit connection.

That's my responsibility, I think.

I shake hands.

I hope he's not.

What other audio do we have from this week?

Let's see.

Is there anything in here that's

the list of Milanos 2?

You can't really hear the one.

Is there one from

Let's see?

How about the green?

The green real deal is that?

No.

How about Julian Castro?

He's talking about the board crisis's BS or what security sounds like on Helium.

The feeling from this administration is that we are in a full-blown crisis and that they are overwhelmed by it.

How do you think about it?

I don't believe their narrative.

I don't believe the BS that women and children who are fleeing dangerous circumstances present a national security threat to this country.

We should put all of Congress on helium, and then you could just, it doesn't matter.

It doesn't matter.

The

would definitely go up from what is it, about 14%.

how about the five days away from fundamental transformation?

Can you get that for me?

The Barack Obama clip

2008.

It wouldn't have been so scary if he would have sounded like he was on helium.

Do you have it, Sarah?

We played it.

We played it yesterday, and you find even the Barack knows.

Barack knows what we're going to have to do is change our traditions.

We are five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America.

I mean, really, it's just Louis Farrakhan.

I don't know.

I think we should just be playing Louis Farrakhan.

I don't know that any of these other ones work.

It should just be Louis Farrakhan Helium Thursday.

How about the View hosts

from yesterday?

Give me something from the View.

It might be just Louis Farrakhan.

Joe is a hands-on comedy.

Yeah, he has, but no one, I've never heard anyone.

And she says she felt violated, and I have to take her at her word, but it would have been nice if she had turned him and said, you you know what, Jay, I don't really like this.

Please don't do this.

Or not, Mr.

West President, I'm not really comfortable with it.

Something, because he's standing right there.

I don't think it rises to the point where we've been listening to it,

you know, the rest of these people.

It just doesn't look like that.

When you're looking at Joy Behart and you're hearing that voice,

it's pretty good.

It's a much better voice.

She's a little closer to her actual name of Joy.

You know, play the Louis Farrakhan one more time.

God does not love

this world.

God never sent Jesus

to die

for this world.

Jesus

died because he was 2,000 years too since

to bring about the end of the civilization of the Jews.

I do love that.

That's right.

Preach on.

He he never was on no cross

there was no Calvary for that Jesus

and one Saturday morning our Savior taught us

when he found out he was 2,000 years too soon to end the civilization of the Jews he decided

That he would give his life for the truth that he taught that his name would live.

What?

That is some weird stuff.

I can't even think about it.

Better on Helium.

Way better on Helium.

I like the fact at some point where he goes, he's 2,000 years too soon, and there's that pause, and there's people in the crowd going, yeah, that's right.

Like, do they know where he's going?

Because I had no idea where he was going on that.

Like, did they actually?

I don't think those speeches are for rookies.

Okay.

I mean, I don't think, yeah.

I don't think you have, you know, usual people like you, me, or, you know, Bill from Ohio that just kind of sitting in there there like, I didn't see that coming.

I had no idea.

It was a thrill ride.

The whole speech was a thrill one, a roller coaster of emotions.

As someone who attended Yale's divinity school,

did

like, what is he even saying?

He's saying that Jesus showed up, I didn't know he was 2,000 years too soon to end the civilization of the Jews, which was his real goal.

And so he decided instead to kill himself, basically, not on the cross, somewhere else, to say that his name would live on so that eventually we would end the civilization of the

I can't speak for the Yale Divinity School because I did not go to the Yale Divinity School.

I thought you did.

No, no, no.

I intentionally went and took it through history.

I wanted to learn the historic

part of it, not the Divinity School's

smoke and jive on it.

I wanted to hear from

a professor of history that, of course, had no smoke, no jive.

No, no, all facts.

The all facts.

But anyway,

I think, if I may,

I'm having a hard time even figuring out where he might find that in any scripture.

Yeah.

That Jew was...

I mean, I don't, I mean, the scriptures of Bob.

Right.

Bob,

Bob, the

apostle on the bench.

You know, he was the, he was like, if Peter is sick or one of our sick, he's like, I don't know, get Bob.

The backup.

He's the alternate apostle.

Even I think Bob the alternate apostle, I don't even think you could find anything close to that there.

Yeah, that one's, I can't, because I can't even follow it.

No, no, I don't.

I'm not sure.

I'm trying to follow.

I'm trying to follow even

who wants to believe

in a God that doesn't love the world.

And doesn't that go against even the Quran?

I think, don't they believe Allah does does love the world?

Or maybe not, huh?

So

I don't know.

I don't know any scripture where it says God does not love the world.

In fact, that's new.

He so loved the world that he said

only begotten son.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's a minor kink in the hose there.

Yeah, it is.

But you know what's amazing?

Can you imagine

I had people taking full-page full-page ads out in the New York Times saying that I was an anti-Semite and I had to be stopped.

Okay, remember that?

Yeah.

Okay.

He still has his Twitter feed.

Nobody's even saying anything.

That's incredible.

Nobody is saying anything.

Can you imagine if I would have got up and said, you know, Jesus, he failed in his mission.

He was sent to wipe out the Jews and he couldn't do it.

So he decided, kill me, or I'm going to kill myself.

I mean, that's basically what he's saying.

Can you imagine saying that?

Yeah.

Any other person saying that?

And it's okay.

And it's okay.

I'm surprised, too.

Like, you know, because Twitter has obviously banned a bunch of conservatives over the years.

They've had, this is the talking point of every conservative every time it happens.

At some point, you'd think they'd just be like, all right, just take it off so we don't have to hear that point again.

I mean, it's Alex Jones.

Yeah.

You say Alex Jones is horrible.

Okay, I agree with you.

I don't think he should be taken off, but you.

Has he ever said anything worse than that?

I don't think so.

No.

I mean,

he's saying the Jews should be wiped out now.

Yeah, and he's also saying that our government is killing children in schoolhouses, you know, to take away our guns.

I mean, it's

not calling for the extermination of an entire people.

No, no, that's not

true.

Very good.

Very good.

Very good.

Only been a few that really have done that.

Yeah.

You know their names.

Yeah.

Yeah.

One of them was not Bob, the alternative apostle.

no but we do know them usually only by one name serial killers get all three names you know what i mean genocidal maniacs get one get one stalin yeah mao right adolph ted

i mean you get you get you get one name you graduate i think louis

i think he's graduated farrakhan or louis

not so that sounds very scary no it's i mean farrakhan is is just him at this point i mean if your last name is Farrakhan, you've got to be considering a change at this point.

Because my wife is on the radio, as you guys know, and her name is Lisa Page on the air.

And ever since this scandal starts happening with the FBI,

there's a woman named Lisa Page who's in the middle of this thing texting back and forth about how to ruin the Trump administration from the inside.

And I told her at one point, I'm like, there is a scenario here where this story gets so big, you have to abandon your name.

Like, this is not, you can't be.

If her name was Monica Lewinsky, she would have had to have changed her air name.

Right.

And I think if you're, if your last name is Farrakhan at this point, just, you know, you just go to Smith.

You don't need to.

You just go to a bad actor.

You just pull the trigger.

You know that there were...

There were Hitlers around the world that had nothing to do with Mitchell.

Might have been so anti-Hitler, and they were like, oh, geez.

Yeah, like Steve Hitler.

He's really weird.

Steve Hitler, he's like,

come on.

I love the Jews.

They're fantastic.

At least least he's.

I mean, honey, honey, honey.

Honey.

I know you married into the name,

but it could be worse.

He could be gassing kids and people.

Wait, what?

Wait, hold up.

Jesus.

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Just want to point that out.

From Minister Louis Farrakhan.

Well, hang on.

Let me ease you out, you know, just in case you haven't heard yet.

Hey, you know, the rapper,

Nipsey Hussle?

Yeah, one of my favorites.

Yeah.

He's sick.

Oh, my gosh.

What's going on with him?

He's dead.

Oh, no.

Okay.

Thank you for striking for that to me very slowly.

All right.

Well, I didn't want to just take it by surprise.

Wait a minute.

He's dead.

So here's the latest from Louis Farrakhan.

We are gathering as much information as we can on the passing of our brother Nipsey Hussal, but the nation of Islam mourns the loss of this great brother.

His death as well as his life had so much meaning to it for us and for unborn generations.

We thank Allah that his life came this way from God and touched our lives.

Now listen to this.

We advise the community not to react to rumors or false information to

make us in our time of grief and sadness turn on one another.

A bigger hand than the hand of the man who pulled the trigger is behind it all.

More I will say in the future.

Now let me ask you something.

We know it's not Donald Trump.

A bigger hand

than the hand.

No, a bigger hand than

of the man who pulled the trigger.

So now Donald Trump may have been the trigger man because he apparently has small hands, at least in comparison to the guy who's really behind it.

I think

he may be making a point about a Jewish conspiracy.

I'm going to go out and guess

that perhaps the Jews came together to go kill that rapper, Nipsey Hustle, because that was an important part of their agenda, apparently.

Oh, man.

We'll have to dig into that.

It would just like the Jews to do that to Nipsey Hussle, wouldn't it?

Or I don't know.

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I don't even know who Nipsey Hussell is.

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He is also the author of Secret Empires, which has come out in paperback.

And Peter, I didn't think we would have you on the air so quickly, but there is another piece of the story you started telling us last week that has dropped, and we'll get into that.

First, welcome to the show.

And can you tell us

why you say that Joe Biden is the most corrupt

vice president in history?

Well, it's always great to be on with you, Glenn.

Yeah, I think the evidence is overwhelming.

And all you have to do is look at his son's financial transactions and specifically financial accounts that he's tied to.

And Glenn, I'd be happy to provide a copy of this

for you, and you could share it with your listeners.

But all you need to do is look at the financial records from a Morgan Stanley account that involves his son, Hunter Biden.

And what it shows is while his father was was vice president, his son is cashing in.

He's cashing in with our rivals and adversaries, the Chinese government.

He's cashing in with other countries that are rife with corruption, like Ukraine.

He's cashing in with payments from corrupt oligarchs in Kazakhstan, one involving the son of the former prime minister there.

And he's cashing in from unknown mysterious sources.

This bank account shows a deposit of $1.2 million million from this sort of alphabet

LLC that nobody can trace coming out of a small Swiss

bank called BSI, which has been implicated in money laundering in 10 different countries.

And this is all happening, Glenn, while Joe Biden, according to Barack Obama, was vice president, was point person on U.S.

policy towards these countries.

So it's self-enrichment at the highest level and it involves, in the case of the Chinese government, actually a political powerful rival to us that I would argue presents a much bigger challenge to our future than Russia does.

Russia is a declining power demographically and in terms of its

industrial might.

China is rising and threatening the United States and Hunter Biden was cashing in from the Chinese government itself.

Okay, so the reason why one of the guys who was investigated during this Trump thing,

the reason why he went to jail is because he was involved in Ukrainian politics, and Ukrainian politics is really dirty.

Lots of people on the take, lots of people on the take from Russia,

and he wasn't claiming any of this money.

What's happening now, and I don't, do you know John Solomon?

Yes, I do.

I know John well.

John is a terrific reporter.

He was at the Associated Press, the Washington Post.

He's now at the Hill.

He's terrific, and I talk to him all the the time.

He's very, very good.

All right.

So he, like you said, worked for the Washington Post, the Associated Press.

When he went over, he's the executive vice president at the Hill.

For him to publish, because of

the Clinton camp,

they put the pressure on the Hill to make sure that all of his stories are opinion and not filed as stories.

Can you tell me?

It's remarkable.

I don't know the full ins and outs, and John is not not one that

would share anything like that with me.

But what is very clear is that John does amazing reporting.

And on Ukraine, Glenn, what he has shown quite clearly is

the prosecutor general in Ukraine during the tenure when Joe Biden was vice president was a guy named Shokin.

And Joe Biden bragged after he left the vice presidency that he got Shokin fired.

Do you know anything about Shokin?

I'm going to play the audio here in a second.

But I want you to set the scene.

Who is this guy?

What do you know about him?

What do you know he was working on?

So Shokin was a prosecutor general, and as in the case in a lot of situations in Ukraine, you know, you don't quite know who is straight and who is on the take.

But Shokin was appointed by the reformist government, by Poroshenko, who Biden was friends with.

Biden claimed publicly that he didn't like Shokin because Shokin was not investigating and pursuing corruption cases enough.

And so he brags about getting him fired.

What Joe Biden doesn't say is that Shokin was investigating his son at the time.

And this is where it takes an interesting twist, Glenn.

So Shokin does get fired because Joe Biden tells Poroshenko, the president of Ukraine, I'm going to withhold a billion dollars in loan guarantees unless you fire Shokin.

And then his successor gets appointed, a guy named Lushenko, and Joe Biden gives Lushenko his imprint and says, this guy is a solid choice.

Here's the problem for Joe Biden.

Lutchenko is now saying he wants to reopen the investigation into Joe Biden's son.

So the five-year-old.

So hang on just a second.

This was not an investigation into the company that he had ties to.

This was an investigation on Joe Biden's son?

Yes, it it was on both.

It was on both.

And here's what's important to know, and I know this is very complicated and there are lots of names.

The company in question is called Burizma, and it was this sort of energy company in Ukraine.

Well, Burizma was started by, as can only happen in the Ukraine, was started by the Minister for Energy at the time, Zlachevsky.

Zlochevsky was aligned with Yanukovych, who's the pro-Russian minister.

So get your hands around this.

Hunter Biden, the vice president of the United States Sun, is being paid millions of dollars by a corrupt energy minister who worked for the pro-Russian leader in Ukraine.

It's a remarkable string of relationships.

And what Shokin and now Lutsenko want to investigate is, first of all, Burizma, the company, because there's all kinds of allegations of money laundering and corruption.

But they, second of all, explicitly, back in 2014 and 2015, were investigating Hunter Biden and Burisma.

And now the new prosecutor general wants to reopen that case and wants to share that file information with the current U.S.

Attorney General, William Barr.

Okay.

It's extraordinary.

Manafort went to jail for the same connections with the same

people that were locked in with

the former Soviets, right?

Right, that's right.

He was lobbying illegally for Miyanukovich.

Right, correct.

So we know this has happened before.

We know that people went to jail.

I knew about Manafort, you know, years before he went to jail.

We had all of that stuff was out, kind of like this is with Joe Biden's son, but nobody covered it until Manafort went to work for Trump.

So

we know what that's all about, because you should have ⁇ that guy should have been in jail long ago.

That's right.

And by the way, working with Manafort for Yanukovych and these Yanukovych-related entities were a guy named Tony Podesta, John Podesta's brother, who's a lobbyist, and Greg Craig, who was the former White House counsel in the Obama White House, who is facing charges in New York as well.

All three were working for Yanukovych or Yanukovych-linked

So, yes, this goes very deep and it's very widespread.

And now you have the vice president's son wrapped up in this at the time when Joe Biden could elevate his thumb or he could give thumbs down and determine whether the Ukrainian government was going to get more than a billion dollars in aid.

It was his call.

Barack Obama said that.

The European nations said that.

He was the point person, and his son was getting rich while his father was doing doing that.

Okay, let me play the audio of what we have Joe Biden saying at a group of

foreign relations people,

and he's bragging about getting this guy fired.

Listen.

I'm desperately concerned about the backsliding on the part of

Kiev in terms of corruption.

They made, I mean, I'll give you one concrete example.

I was, not I, I, but it just happened to be that was the assignment I got.

I got all the good ones

and so I got Ukraine and

I remember going over convincing our team or others to convincing us that we should be providing for loan guarantees and I went over

I guess the 12th, 13th time to Kyiv and and I was going supposed to announce that there was another billion dollar loan guarantee.

And I had gotten a commitment from Poroshenko and from

Yatsenyuk that they would take action against the state prosecutor and they didn't so they said they had it they were walking out to press concept no I said I'm not gonna

we're not gonna give you the billion dollars they said you have no authority you're not the president the president said I said call him

I said I'm telling you you're not getting the billion dollars I said, you're not getting the billion.

I'm going to be leaving here.

And I think it was, what, six hours?

I looked at, I said, I'm leaving in six hours.

If the prosecutor's not fired, you're not getting the money.

Well, son of a b ⁇

got fired.

And they put in place someone who was solid at the time.

At the time.

Okay, interesting.

We're going to go back into that here in just a second with Peter Schweizer.

He is the author of Secret Empires.

And he talks a lot about Joe Biden and the corruption of Joe Biden.

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The producer of a video everybody needs to see, a documentary called The Creepy Line, but also the author of a book called Secret Empires.

It just came out in paperback,

and I can't recommend it highly enough.

Peter Schweizer is on with us.

Peter, you brought up a name that I thought was interesting, Tony Podesta.

Yeah.

Tony's the guy who had this big firm that was involved with the,

what was it?

The Focus GPS?

Yeah.

Fusion GPS.

Fusion GPS.

And his firm was involved.

As soon as that story broke, he quit, shut it all down, and walked away.

And I thought, wow,

what was that all about?

Manafort's mistake was he elevated himself.

He could have gotten away with it if he wouldn't have gone right into the spotlight and said, dig me.

Is that what Tony did?

He did the opposite, do you think?

What happened to Tony Podesta?

That's a great question.

Yes, and I think you make a very important point here, and that is that a lot of this stuff that has gone on that now Manafort has been charged with, and by the way, I believe should have been charged with a while ago,

involved something called the Foreign Agents Registration Act, or FARA.

And this is a law that the Department of Justice

enforces.

And it essentially says if you are a lobbyist or somebody in the United States and you are representing or working for a foreign government or a foreign government-connected entity, you are required to file very detailed reports with the Department of Justice.

And anybody out there in the audience can look up FARA and you can look at filings.

And so if you're doing work for the Ukrainian government or a company connected to the Ukrainian government, you are to describe how much you're being paid and exactly who you're meeting with, including journalists, because you're doing the bidding for a foreign government.

Well, Paul Manafort was brought up on failing to file FARA reports, which he didn't do.

Interestingly enough, when Paul Manafort became under investigation, what did Tony Podesta and his firm do?

They retroactively filed 17 forms.

with FARA declaring their work for foreign entities.

I mean, in other words, they hadn't been doing this.

They realized that the game was up for Manafort, that he was in the gun sights, so they tried to cover their tracks by filing these 17 FARA reports on other foreign government work.

And this is one of the big unwritten rules or secrets of lobbying Washington, D.C.

People have been skirting these rules for years.

So Tony Podesta was involved in this.

There are other lobbying firms, firms that are on the Republican side, firms that are on the Democrat side.

And it's a huge problem.

FARA has not been enforced, and my hope is that

one of the things that comes out of the Manaford case is that some of these lobbyists will be looking over their shoulder and saying, we better be filing those FARA reports because otherwise we could end up in somebody's gun sites.

So here's the problem, as I see it with this Joe Biden case, is if it is widespread that this is happening,

nobody wants this to be a story.

Everybody wants this to go away.

That's exactly right.

And here's the other thing.

I mean, you've got to give, grudgingly, the Bidens some credit because what they did was, you know, Hunter Biden, you know, will claim he's not doing any work for a foreign government.

He's just on the payroll of a highly corrupt energy company that is controlled by some very nasty oligarchs.

Same thing in China.

But what does he do?

That's the good question.

And it is impossible for me to believe, first of all, that his father didn't know about this.

We know, and I talk about this in Secret Empires, that they had meetings in the White House based on White House visitor logs.

We know in the case of China that Hunter Biden actually flew with his dad on Air Force 2 to close that billion-dollar private equity deal with the Chinese government.

And what Hunter Biden would say is, well, I'm not representing the Chinese government.

I'm just doing an equity deal with them.

The problem is, like with the Ukrainian deal, everybody knows the gig is up because he has no background in private equity.

He has no background in Ukraine.

He has no background in energy policy.

This is a payoff clear, and there's no other plausible explanation as to why he's getting paid.

And what would the payoff be for?

What does Burizma need from us?

Well, I think Burizma, for example, was looking for loans and grants from the United States that were designed to help Ukraine become energy independent.

And the reason was, of course, that they were very dependent on Russian national gas.

I think it's a great idea to help make them energy independent, but where that money went, who got those loans and grants would be determined by the United States.

And again, Joe Biden, the buck stopped with Joe Biden as it related to U.S.

policy towards Ukraine.

The second thing I think is that, you know, foreign governments kind of have a retainer model.

It may not be an exact quid pro quo where we're going to pay you, you need to do this for us.

It gives you access.

And if you can go to the vice president's son, to whom he admits that he's very, very close to, they travel together all the time, and you need him to whisper something into his ear,

that has enormous value.

And it's not a quid pro quo, but as far as I'm concerned, it is still a bribe because you are paying for access and you are paying for beneficial policies.

Peter, it's always good to talk to you.

Thank you so much.

We're going to be following this story because I think this is, forget about his smelling hair.

This is the real problem with Joe Biden corruption, it seems to the bone.

And somebody needs to investigate it.

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All right, yesterday, Alyssa Milano was still in Georgia on this abortion bill.

And what this abortion bill is, is a heartbeat bill.

When you have CPR, somebody comes up

and you're trying to see if they're alive or dead, what is the first thing that people do?

They usually check for a heartbeat.

A pulse.

They check for a pulse.

Why?

Because that usually indicates whether you're alive or dead.

Correct.

Right.

So that means you're alive.

You have life in you, or you're dead.

Why is it that we don't claim something is alive in the womb when there's a heartbeat?

That is what Georgia is adopting, is the heartbeat law.

And it means if there's a heartbeat, that's life.

I think that's perfectly reasonable.

Perfectly reasonable.

Now, that means that, what is it, six weeks, eight weeks that you start to get a heartbeat, that the baby has a heartbeat?

That brings it way, way, way back to first trimester.

Yeah, about five weeks.

Five weeks.

So Alyssa Milano is saying,

you know,

how dare the evil state of Georgia do this?

And if they do, we're taking all of our Hollywood money.

Well, first of all,

Alyssa Milano?

Oh, yeah.

I mean,

she may not work in Georgia anymore.

Think about the devastation to that state if Alyssa can't

like in the full house, the last thing she did?

I think you're thinking of who's the boss.

Who's the boss?

Yes.

Yes, she was in Tony Danza.

Tony Danza.

Yep.

Now imagine Tony Danza, and I like Tony, he's a nice guy, but imagine Tony Danza going into anything, Rhode Island, and saying, I tell you what, nobody's going to work here.

Nobody, you listen to the Danza.

I'm not doing a tap dance now.

You listen to Danza.

No one's going to be working in New Jersey or in Rhode Island as long as the Danza says no-go.

Can you imagine how laughable that would be?

Well,

you can call it laughable all you want, but I can tell you this, that Georgia will no longer have any possibility of getting a sequel to Beverly Hills Chihuahua.

Shut up.

That will not happen.

Kick Botowski Suburban Daredevil.

That's not going to happen in Georgia after this.

Holy cow.

If you remember, of course, the classic

My Girlfriend's Boyfriend.

Oh, yeah.

Now,

people are like, well, when do we get My Girlfriend's Boyfriend 2 in Georgia, starring Alyssa Milano?

Well, you're not getting it.

Okay.

So you can think whatever happened at the end of that movie is now just the end.

We don't even get to know what happened with the girlfriend or the boyfriend or the girlfriend.

I'm sorry.

I thought those were all filmed in Georgia.

This is.

These are all Melissa Alano, Milano, Alano, Milano, whatever.

Not even close to any of the names, but yes, Alyssa Milano.

Yes.

Her starring vehicles in recent history.

Is she responsible for the cookies?

Which cookies?

The Milano cookies?

Yes.

I don't think so.

Well, then I don't realize that.

I seriously don't care about her opinion.

And I don't think anybody in Georgia does.

First of all, Alyssa,

you're not making the calls for Hollywood.

I don't know if you know that.

But that's indicated by the fact that she doesn't have jobs.

Right.

Like, if she was making the calls for Hollywood, likely she would be able to be employed.

Right.

And it's not like, you know, Alyssa, you know,

it's not like you're leaving something, you know, like, I'm dedicating my life to this.

I am, you're not giving anything up.

No one's hiring you.

Right.

It's this or Waffle House.

And Waffle House would go, oh, is that the woman from Full House?

And you go, no, no, no, you're thinking of Three's Company.

And then somebody else would go, no, it's who's the boss or Two's the boss or something like that.

And you'd be like, I don't remember which.

We're not hiring her.

Right.

She's obnoxious.

It's like, so it's not like she's giving up a lot right if you were to say you will do what i want or i will not enter the mr universe pageant this year no luckily there's not a lot of effect there no now if alyssa said uh you pass this bill and i'm gonna move here

And I'm just going to protest all the time in front of, you know, your house and your job and everybody.

And I'm not really protesting.

I'm just talking to people.

I'm just being me.

I'm just going to live here because I I love it.

Then I think she'd have a chance of turning this around.

I think that's possible.

Yeah, then people would be like, I don't want Alyssa Maloff.

This is the problem with the left.

They don't understand incentives.

Right.

You got to craft the correct incentive.

It's not a merit kind of based system.

Right.

Which is not, you know, hey, the person you find really annoying is not going to come anymore.

It's not a good incentive.

Right.

Right.

This is a reason for Georgia to pass these votes.

Even if they don't believe abortion is

murder, they're just going to be like, look, I don't care.

Just pass it.

She won't come anymore.

Here's the deal.

You know why The Walking Dead?

You know why people do it in Georgia?

You know why they make movies?

Not because they love Georgia or because, oh, no, it's the film capital of the world.

Because of the tax incentives.

That's why.

Money.

Let me ask you this.

Stu.

Which is interesting, by the way, if you think about it from the left-wing perspective, right?

Like, we're not.

Isn't that the exact thing they're not supposed to do?

Look for better tax breaks by going to other places.

These millionaire and billionaire Hollywood studio owners are going, these millionaire actors and actresses are going to Georgia to save money on production costs.

I mean, what about the taxes?

What about the people that need to be on

duty?

Yeah.

So

it's not them.

And let me ask you this.

Stu, if I said to you 15 years ago, you know what?

I'm going to buy the Paramount lot

in Texas.

With not a chance of that.

Right.

You know what just this one building was supposedly worth, right?

okay anywhere close to what i bought it for no

i mean anywhere even in the same neighbor same continent no no no good deal i own the paramount movie studio lot in texas

how

well i almost got it for my good looks and you've seen me okay the reason why is because texas used to have great tax incentives for making movies here and so this the room room we're in, Silkwood, Born on the Fourth of July,

JFK, every episode of Barney, Prison Break from HBO, you name it,

all of the

Chuck Norris, Walker, Texas Ranger, all of them filmed right here in this room.

How did I get this for a stupid radio show

and a network that's on internet?

Because the tax incentives went away.

And you know where they went?

Places

Louisiana, where they're like, oh, if we lower the taxes, we'll get movies made here and we'll create some jobs here.

Oh, really?

Do you think that the people in Hollywood were like, you know what?

I had this duck call and I was out hunting and I looked at that duck call and I wonder who made this duck call.

So we've been looking into it.

No, somebody said we get great tax incentives if we do a show in Louisiana.

Go find something.

That's how Duck Dynasty was made.

The reason why, you know what?

I don't think anybody will believe zombies unless we film it in the place where everybody, when I say zombies, what do you think?

Atlanta, Georgia.

Right?

Right?

No.

No.

Tax incentives.

So for her to say, we're not going to film any movies here, bull crap.

Bull crap.

Yeah, they'll do it if they, I mean, look, of course they will.

And by the way, I just want you to know, ever since Hollywood left,

Texas has gone, it's gone to the dogs.

It's crazy here.

It's crazy.

There's no money.

There's no jobs anywhere.

Texas is just struggling so much.

Let me tell you the truth.

Texas is better off without Hollywood.

I would really like to disinvite everyone who is moving from California because you screwed that state up.

If you know what lost your job and your made your houses cost so much, and believe me, it ain't the sunshine, Jack.

If you want to know why you can no longer work in California, you can't stand it, and you know it's because

I voted like a moron, then maybe you can move to Texas.

But if you're bringing all that crap with you, Alyssa, keep it.

We don't want it.

But do you want buying the cow too?

Or, or

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Oh, my true.

Or reinventing the wheeler.

So,

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Who was the one with the cow?

What was it?

Buying the cow.

Buying the cow.

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That's so.

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Not that kind of cute.

I think it's the same way.

No, we're just talking about Alyssa Milano, and she's just not,

She just seems mean and nasty.

You know what I mean?

A Casio-Cortez is just cute.

She's like a puppy dog.

He's like, look at you, so cute.

You know what?

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Look at you trying to eat a shoe.

There's no food.

Yeah.

That's not.

You're not going to be able to get the treat in the center of that toy.

Yeah.

Because it's specifically designed so that you can't get to it.

You don't know that.

You don't know that I'm calling you stupid right now because you're so stupid.

But look how cute you are.

Now, Now, Alyssa Milano is no, she does not have, I would say, the

informational

capabilities of

the colour.

Yes.

I mean, she's not smart.

Let's put it that way.

Right.

However, she's probably smarter than a Casio-Cortez.

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There's something about it like a cat when you have

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Go get it.

Wait a go.

Wait a go.

So it's kind of fun watching a Cause Yo quartet.

Maybe that's maybe that's just me, but it's so cute.

Look at you and your green job thing.

Yeah, you did it.

And the funniest, cutest part of it is when we're gonna all be spending, you know, 30 trillion dollars on our crazy.

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There is

less of concern with me of where Joe Biden's hands are when you can see them.

Yes, they appear to be cupping the breast area,

but

is it worse that his hands, when they disappear, they end up in other people's pockets like China,

Ukraine.

And it's not his hands.

Watch the hands of his son.

There's a story that is being told now that

has all of the details all buttoned up.

Nobody seems to want to cover this.

And it's much more important than, you know, being hands-on.

We go to John Solomon to tell you about Biden's Ukrainian nightmare.

We go there in one minute.

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John Solomon is with us.

He is the executive vice president of The Hill.

And I'm confused by this, John.

An opinion contributor to The Hill.

Your story does not read like an opinion piece.

Yeah,

at heart, I'm just a reporter.

I think today we call me an investigative columnist, sort of in the tradition of maybe a Jack Anderson.

But what my goal is, is to tell stories to people that are hidden under rocks that matter about the integrity of their government.

Call it opinion, call it news, call it what you want, but that's the mission.

But I just want to make sure that people know that you have credibility.

You worked as a reporter for the Washington Post.

You worked as a reporter for the Associated Press.

Yeah, for two decades, absolutely.

Okay, so you're not some schlub who just has a blog and an opinion like me.

You actually have earned.

Thank you.

Okay.

So, John, the story that I heard from Peter Schweitzer a couple of weeks ago, you have now taken, and I think taken it to a new level,

and no one is reporting on it.

We kind of know the story, but can you take us through it and give us the meat of this?

Yeah, absolutely.

So first off, Peter did some fantastic work during the 2016 election raising questions about why is Hunter Biden in Ukraine getting money in Ukraine from a natural gas company at the same moment his dad, Joe Biden, the vice president, is the official point man for the Obama administration on the Ukrainian crisis.

And if you look at the timing that Peter laid out, Joe Biden gets named to be point man February, mid-February 2014.

And within a few weeks, Hunter Biden suddenly gets this mystery offer to go be a board member of this Ukrainian company.

So on the face of it, it looks like the sort of pay-to-play or

scratch-my-back politics that we see so often in politics.

But here's the big development.

By 2016, Ukrainian corruption prosecutors had begun focusing on this company.

It's called Burisma.

It's a natural gas energy company.

And the Ukrainian prosecutors were examining it for multiple reasons.

They feared there might have been some tax evasion under Ukrainian law.

They believed there might have been some corruption in the securing of drilling permits.

And then they were very concerned that money was being exfoliated or taken out of the company and moved to the United States, whether it's money laundering, misuse of money, legitimate, they didn't know.

They wanted to get to the point of interviewing the people that were taking the the money, and one of those persons was Hunter Biden, an American now working for this natural gas company.

And at the moment, the prosecutors were preparing a request to interview Hunter Biden.

Joe Biden shows up in Ukraine on one of his Ukraine trips and he tells the president of the country,

if you don't fire the prosecutor, the chief prosecutor of this country, in the next six hours while I'm here, I'm going to pull back the $1 billion in loan credits

your country needs to stay solvent.

And you'll go bankrupt in the next 12 hours if you don't do it.

I'm leaving here in six hours.

Fire that prosecutor.

Okay, hang on.

I want to play the audio of him actually saying this and telling this story in his own words.

Here it is.

I'm desperately concerned about the backsliding on the part of

Kyiv in terms of corruption.

They made, I mean, I'll give you one concrete example.

I was, not I, I, but it just happened to be, that was the assignment I got.

I got all the good ones.

And so I got Ukraine and

I remember going over convincing our team, our brothers to convincing us that we should be providing for loan guarantees and I went over for I guess the 12th, 13th time to Kyiv and I was supposed to announce that there was another billion dollar loan guarantee.

And I had gotten a commitment from Poroshenko and from

Yatsenyuk that they would take action against the state prosecutor, and they didn't.

So they said they had, they were walking out to the press conference.

I said, no, I said, I'm not going to,

we're not going to give you the billion dollars.

They said, you have no authority.

You're not the president.

The president said, I said, call him.

I said, I'm telling you, you're not getting the billion dollars.

I said, you're not getting the billion.

I'm going to be leaving here.

And I think it was, what, six hours?

I looked at leaving in six hours.

If the prosecutor's not fired, you're not getting the money.

Well, son of a

got fired.

And they put in place someone who was solid at the time.

At the time.

Notice he says at the time.

We'll get into that later.

Yeah.

Very interesting.

So this is the prosecutor general that was fired, Victor Shokin.

Can you tell me anything about Victor Shokin?

Is he a dirty guy?

Was he not going after corruption?

Well, he thinks he was, but he was an old school prosecutor, and he was facing some criticism in his country that not enough had been done.

Now, there had been some major corruption prosecutions and the securing of some victories against money that had been left from the country.

But

he wasn't a popular guy in Ukraine when Biden did this.

I think the most important part for Americans is our law, our ethics law, say you don't get involved in a U.S.

policy matter if your family has a financial interest.

It is irrefutable that Hunter Biden had a financial interest in Burisma and more importantly, in the outcome of the Ukrainian prosecutors.

And yet Joe Biden goes in, and there's no way Joe Biden can say he didn't know.

There were numerous stories his son had joined the company.

There were numerous stories that the very prosecutor that he was seeking to be fired was looking at his son's company before he went and did this.

It's irrefutable.

I interviewed Chokin.

Chokin said I was just a few days away from requesting an interview with Hunter Biden when

this happened.

And they had records showing more than $3 million flowed out of this company, Burisma, to the United States into accounts controlled by Hunter Biden and his business partners right at the time that he gets fired.

So let's fast forward ahead.

The solid guy that replaces them, that's the new prosecutor general, Yuri Litsenko.

I interviewed him and Yuri Lysenko said, I only recently learned that the Burissima investigation was shut down because of pressure from Joe Biden, and I'm reopening it because I have some serious concerns about what we might have known and what we might not have been allowed to investigate.

And so right now, as the 2020 campaign starts, Ukrainian prosecutors have reopened a portion of that case and are digging in deep.

And this could have some very big consequences, both in Ukraine and in the United States.

All right, so John,

is there

when you said the new prosecutor had no idea that this Burisma investigation was shut down,

was there anything else that was shut down?

I mean,

is there any doubt?

You've talked to so many people that were involved and they verify that what Joe Biden said happened.

They said it didn't happen overnight.

He had been pressuring them for a couple of weeks, I guess.

Right, a couple months.

That's right.

Four months.

Yeah, okay, four months.

And so

they were being pressured, so they all know it.

Is there any doubt in their mind over there that what had to happen to not piss Joe Biden or the United States off was end this investigation?

Lucenko addressed this in the interview, and he said, listen, we were a country on the brink of insolvency at this point, and we were so reliant on U.S.

money, we would do whatever it takes to get that next loan guarantee because otherwise we go insolvent and we can't pay our bills.

And he said, when the Russian leadership that had previously run the country, the Russian friendly president Yanukovych left the country, there was only $8,000 left in the entire country's coffers to pay bills.

The Russians looted the

country on the way out.

And so without the U.S.

money, they could not survive.

And so he said, absolutely, we would bend to the will of Joe Biden.

But now we're doing a little bit better.

We're looking at this.

There's a new president, President Trump in town.

And we don't like the way this was shut down.

And they're also talking about other pressure exerted in other investigations.

About 10 days ago, I reported that Lucenko and other prosecutors and law enforcement officials say the U.S.

Embassy on multiple occasions pressured them to not pursue certain people.

And one of the groups they were asked not to pursue, and I had the letter actually from the embassy,

was a nonprofit that was run by George Soros or funded by George Soros.

And you can see the letter basically the embassy saying, back off these guys.

So something was going on in Ukraine in the 2016 election where the Ukrainian prosecutors felt that the U.S.

was interfering in their sovereign affairs, the ability for them to conduct their own criminal investigations on their own soil.

Isn't it interesting how the left has made such a big deal out of Paul Manafort, which he's a guy before he was ever involved with Donald Trump?

I talked about Paul Manafort.

He's a guy who should be in jail.

He should have been prosecuted before he even joined with Trump.

He went to jail because of the same kind of stuff, playing footsie with the Russians and taking money and not claiming it, et cetera, et cetera.

It's interesting to me that such a big deal was made out of Manafort, and yet

not a word about this.

And it's seemingly in the same pool.

Well, it may even go into a deeper pool.

And there are some growing signs.

Let's take some things that we now know are in the public record, irrefutable things in the public record.

There was a recent court ruling in Ukraine in which a Ukrainian court concluded that Nabu, the FBI of Ukraine,

knowingly and willfully tried to intervene in the 2016 election to benefit Hillary Clinton.

That's a court ruling.

How did they do that?

They leaked documents in the summer of 2016 to American media like the New York Times laying out

the evidence or alleged evidence against Paul Manafort of these monies coming from the Party of Regions in Ukraine.

And that led to Manafort leaving the campaign and then the criminal investigation.

What's extraordinary is that in the interview I did just a couple of days ago with the Ukrainian prosecutors, they say they were under pressure, they won't say specifically who, but they were under pressure from the United States to narrow the focus of what was leaked to the media to just Manafort and to leave out of the records that they gave the media similar payments that were being made to Democratic figures, including Greg Craig, Obama's former White House counsel.

He says that on the record for the first time.

So you have a foreign country saying,

we leaked Manafort, but we protected the Democrats, including Greg Craig.

And

also in the same interview, the prosecutor divulges for the first time that he has affidavits or sworn statements from two federal law or

Ukrainian law enforcement officials saying, yes, we were trying to interfere in the election to the benefit of Hillary Clinton.

So now we may have real proof that a foreign power did knowingly and willfully intervene in the election, but not on behalf of Donald Trump, in behalf of Hillary Clinton.

John, you have been around, like I said at the beginning, decades, AP, Washington Post.

You have been around stories that have been earth-shattering.

Compare this.

What kind of story is this?

How big of a story is this?

Not how big it will become because

we have no idea what the press will do with it, but how important of a story is this?

Can you compare it to anything you've seen in the past?

You know, I don't want to get ahead of our skis because there's still a lot more reporting, but let's just think about what we know at this very moment.

These are facts that are irrefutable in the record.

Mrs.

Clinton and the Democratic Party had a person assigned to the Ukrainian embassy in Washington to receive research on Donald Trump's ties to Russia.

That is irrefutable.

It's been confirmed.

The Ukrainians say they have a court ruling and intercepts, tape recordings, showing their Ukrainian law enforcement institution, Nabu, trying to intervene in the election on behalf of Mrs.

Clinton.

You have

Nellie Orr's testimony to Congress saying at Fusion GPS, when I worked there as the wife of a senior justice official, Bruce Orr, working for the same firm as Christopher Steele and Glenn Simpson, one of our primary sources of information on dirt on Donald Trump Trump in Russia, was a Ukrainian.

She says that under oath in Congress.

Those are three things that we now know.

Now, let's take forward the fact that we now know irrefutably by Joe Biden's own words, he ordered or pressured the firing of a prosecutor who was looking at his son's company.

Just those four things are more than anything that ever came out and was corroborated in the Russia collusion probe.

When we see that, We have to at least say there are some very serious questions that have to be asked of the Democrats, of the Ukrainian government.

Tomorrow I'll be reporting that Ukrainian authorities have tried multiple times in the last several months to come to Washington and deliver to the new Attorney General, Bill Barr, evidence of what they believe occurred in the 2016 election and occurred in Burisma and Biden.

But every time they asked for permission, the U.S.

Embassy in Kiev has been unwilling to give them a visa to come here.

So that's going to advance the question.

What is the hide?

Why can't we let these Ukrainians come here and talk to our own Justice Department and share the information?

There are a lot of questions.

I don't want to get ahead of the skis yet, but I think there's enough in the record of evidence to demand more investigation and certainly more answers to questions.

John Solomon, thank you very much.

I appreciate it.

Thank you, Gunn.

You bet.

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That's pretty intense.

Really is.

I mean,

that's something that's going to maybe it's not a big story right now, but if Joe Biden gets close to the nomination, it'll become a big story.

But see, here's the thing.

It will become a big story for the right, but they will bury it on the left.

There's a lot there, though.

I mean, you know,

there's confirmed stuff now where direct...

you know, direct quotes and paper trails of money changing hands and everything else.

It's not like, well, you know what?

I heard she peed on him in bed.

It's none of that stuff.

No.

And Joe Biden is a bit of a tough guy.

Like, he likes to show he's a tough guy.

He likes to talk about how he views himself as a tough guy.

He brags about things like that every once in a while, like how tough he is and how he can talk people into stuff.

And I mean, remember, we've been hearing months of criticism over Trump's idea of pulling back funds to places like Honduras and, you know, Costa Rica because of the immigration issue.

You're not supposed to use foreign aid for those purposes to try to change people's minds and make them do things.

Here's Biden bragging about it and bragging about it at a time where this guy is actually investigating his son's company.

I mean, that is way,

way,

way more serious than

most of these allegations that were ever made against the president.

This could count Joe Biden out.

The handsy things won't.

It'll just it'll give.

It's just a tool for the Democrats to fight among themselves.

And it'll be great to make fun of, yada, yada, yada, but it's

not going to stop him from running.

No, and I think this level.

Not now.

I mean, it's only seven women, but I mean, geez.

I mean, maybe you get to 700.

You know, you got 70 times seven, I believe, was talked about at one point.

But maybe I think with this one, this is a serious election, general election issue if it gets that far.

And it's fascinating, fascinating to me how quiet everybody is.

If this Trump investigation was really, truly about justice, they would be going after this just as hard.

But it's not, it's about politics.

And their silence on it makes me wonder: I mean, the competitive, you know, the competing candidates, why are they so silent?

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You know the, I don't know.

Who's the biggest fraud that is out there?

You know, the reason why Donald Trump won,

in my opinion, is, well, A, Hillary Clinton was just horrible.

Just horrible.

Yes,

he has to be the worst major party nominee ever.

Yeah, well, they might be.

Well, up until that point, 2020 might be.

It may be worse.

Maybe worse.

But

the reason why he won is because he was

authentic in his own way.

You know, he likes big, gold, gaudy things.

He doesn't mind being seen with big gold gaudy things.

And

he's like, Yeah, I like hot women.

I married a few.

Look at them.

Ah, they're hot.

I mean, so he's authentically him, even in the things that are not real.

Does that make sense to you?

Yeah, you know, my woman started to look a little saggy, so we put some, you know, lift-inner bazumbas.

What?

I remember that speech.

It was an an impactful moment of money.

I mean, but that's an authentic.

While you're, you know, saying, hey, plastic surgery, it is authentically him.

And I'm not saying that.

I'm just using that as an example.

Right.

The bottom line is he says what he thinks.

Correct.

Correct.

And so, and that's what I thought was a rebound from Barack Obama.

I knew Barack Obama was so slick and so perfect

that

it would rebound, and you'd get somebody like that.

Yeah, the buttoned-up guy goes to, I mean, I remember you initially talking about this theory with Chris Christie when he was coming in.

Like, he could kind of just see that some guy who's plain spoken and, you know, his shirt's kind of untucked, and he's got gravy on his shirt.

Yeah, his buttons are kind of popping out.

You see a little bit of his fat, and you're like, and he's like, yep, I'm fat.

And I, oh, geez, I just had lunch.

I got gravy on my shirt.

I'm sorry about that.

Listen, here's what's going on.

Right.

And Trump's not that guy, but he's that.

He is a different version of that guy.

Different version of that guy, right?

Okay.

so now I don't think we're at the pendulum yet.

I don't think the pendulum is now at

eight years, maybe we'll be at the pendulum where you're going to want somebody who is just really,

you know, soft-spoken,

a Ben Sasse type or Buddha judge.

Yeah, the Buddha judge thing is

happening now, I think, based on that.

I watched his CNN Town Hall.

And he's getting this big spike.

Again, the polls, he's up to, you know, 4% or 5%.

He's not a huge factor yet, but he is breaking out of that.

I mean, there's a you know, there's a field of 16 right now.

We expect at least four or five more to be in this race in the next few weeks.

So he's being, he's able to separate himself a little bit from that very lower tier, and he's making some noise.

And that is essentially his approach.

He comes off completely as the anti-Trump.

He's young.

He's very calm.

He talks about all the details of his policies.

He's a gay guy who's like, I like Jick-fil-A, so I go eat Jig-fil-A.

I love their sandwiches.

Yeah, he's a center of the country gay man would be the first gay president.

And again, if you think, well, shouldn't we just elect someone on merit?

No.

We should elect someone on who has the most intersectionality points.

And that's, I think, the most.

I think even more than a Kamala Harris, who would be the first black woman who would be president.

There's more intersectionality points for first gay president, I think, at this point.

I think if that would be such a big deal, the Democrats want that title.

They want to be able to say that they ran someone who was openly gay.

And, you know, again, he comes off very well.

I mean, at least in his first appearance, and he moved.

He comes off because he's gay.

Bulletproof.

Bulletproof.

Because there'll be a lot of people that won't listen to anything other than, you know what?

I want to make that statement that we're not homophobic.

It was similar with Barack Obama.

It really didn't matter how many times he said he wanted to bankrupt this industry or that industry.

The bottom line was he was going to be the first black president.

And that gave him enough votes to make it not even a contest.

I think, honestly, even if he was white, he probably beats John McCain relatively easily.

But I mean, it wasn't even a contest because

there's enough people in the middle who didn't really have, don't follow these things that closely, who just wanted to make that statement.

And it's a good statement, right?

I mean, it's nice to think that we don't care about those things in the United States of America.

Of course, immediately upon getting into office, he spent eight years telling us that's all we care about.

I mean, so it completely backfired on the people who wanted to make a statement, a positive statement about race.

So it'll be interesting to see

Buddha Judge, who is just a mayor from Indiana.

South Bend, yeah, Indiana.

I mean, he's a mayor.

I think that actually works to his advantage.

A soft-spoken, regular guy

who's a mayor in South Bend, Indiana, who goes and

he's the new president.

He's a complete outsider.

I think this guy should be worth watching because

you look at Elizabeth Warren.

She's done, first of all.

She's absolutely done.

But there's no genuine Elizabeth Warren that you like, right?

No, she's not a genuine communicator in any way.

She's not Hillary Clinton, but she's close.

Very close, if she's not.

If she's not as bad as Hillary Clinton.

Yeah, they're very similar in their delivery and their inability to seem authentic in any way.

Okay.

So now,

let me give you Corey Booker.

Corey Booker is so fake and so over the top that he just will not connect.

Now, I'm not talking about policies with any people.

Just are they real?

Listen to Corey Booker

in a sit-down conversation.

with Democrats in the audience.

He all of a sudden gets up out of his chair and he this.

This is America.

We know our history.

This is a time to stand up, to speak up, to rise up.

Because when we stand as Americans, when we join together and fight together and work together, no filibuster can stop us.

We ushered in civil rights, women's rights, workers' rights.

And in this era, if we organize again, we are going to bring a progressive agenda to this country and move it forward for everyone, no matter who's in the Senate.

I mean, that is.

And that's the good side of Corey Booker.

I think that's better than his normal

performance.

Oh, yeah.

But that just does not strike you as authentic at all.

No, you know what?

That is the kiss of death.

You start exposing that.

That is the kiss of death that we saw with what's his face?

Murder Dean.

Ah, Howard Dean.

That is the same kind of speech where it's not authentic.

Sit down.

You want it too much.

Sit down.

Exactly.

You want it too much.

It's such a great way to put it with Booker.

Because, I mean, the Spartacus thing was the same.

It was a different, it was a different

tone, but it was the same thing.

He just wants it so badly.

I'm breaking the rules.

This is my Spartacus moment.

It's just so cheesy.

And you can just tell all he wants in life is to come up with this perfect speech that's going to win all Democrats to his side so he can get this nomination.

When people can sense you want it that badly, you usually don't get it.

And I think that's where,

you know, Biden was

or is

authentically Joe Biden.

Yeah, I think there's some authentic candidates in this race for them.

I think, you know, we talked about Buddha Judge.

We talked, I think Biden is authentically Biden.

And he's similar in that way you're talking about with Chris Christie, where he'll come out and blurt out things that don't make any sense.

And he'll say things that are sort of offensive.

And he's going to be apologizing a lot through this campaign.

Well, I mean, he's not Louis Farrakhan.

No, no, no, he's not.

No, he didn't say that.

He's not Louis Farrakhan.

But I mean, I think Bernie Sanders is authentic.

I do, too.

Again, like, here's another guy who I think does not fit into that very basic politician mold where he's, you know, look, he's 147 years old.

His hair's all over the place.

He looks like a crazy professor.

I mean, it looks like he's got a flux capacitor somewhere inside of his house.

He's created because he fell on a toilet in 1955.

I mean, like, that's who this guy looks like.

But he is, he is, look,

all of a sudden, things changed in 1960.

You had this handsome, good-looking, well-spoken, Camelot kind of wow,

okay, with Kennedy.

Yep.

And that's what everybody's been shooting for.

Who's the next Kennedy?

Who's the next Robert F.

Kennedy?

Oh, he's so sexy.

Oh, he's so beautiful.

Oh, look at him.

He's got his shirt off.

Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

And

we have been looking for the Kennedy image for so long.

We are now looking for the Scuttle image.

I mean, when I think of Bernie Sanders, I think of Scuttle.

Remember the seagull from, you know, Little Mermaid played by Buddy Hackett?

That's who I think.

I mean, I've never seen Scuttle and Bernie Sanders in the same room.

I'm not saying they're the same people, but that's what we're going for now.

We are officially finished

with the JFK good-looking kind of guy.

And I think that is what Betto is going for.

Right.

He's going for this JFK RFK look.

And I don't think he is.

If you look that way, I think you have to be deeper.

I think you have to have

deep, meaningful thoughts.

You know, RFK,

everybody who is a fan of JFK that I know of, they all say the same thing.

But RFK was the real deal.

Yeah, all right.

They like RFK better.

Everybody likes RFK because he he

actually earned it, where JFK was just living on his looks and his daddy's money.

RFK deserved it and earned it.

And I think because we are looking for somebody so authentic now, I think to win, you're going to have to earn it.

And it's not by memorizing rhymes like Corey Booker just did.

Yeah.

Look at this theory, though, on the pendulum, real quick.

So, JFK, this perfect guy.

He's just this, you know, buttoned up, everything else.

You skip over Lyndon Johnson because, I mean, he wasn't elected, right?

The next president is elected is Richard Nixon, right?

Like, total opposite, right, of Kennedy.

But he was the guy who lost to Kennedy, too.

And he was the guy that lost to Kennedy.

So, I mean, that even more starkly indicates that.

But he was like, you know, you think of him sweating, and you think of him like...

Then there's like this, you also think of corruption, right?

Like all of the with Watergate.

Then you go to

Peanut Farmer.

Again, Ford

not counting him.

You go to Carter, then, Peanut Farmer.

Then you go from just, but it was complete incompetence.

Then you go to a guy, competence, right?

You have a real competence there.

Some people saw that, though, as like family values and everything in that whole generation.

I mean, George H.W.

Bush largely wins because

Reagan was so successful, he couldn't lose.

But then we go to the Bill Clinton guy.

He's the saxophone playing guy.

But then he turns into the scandal guy.

We need someone with honor.

George W.

Bush.

George W.

Bush comes in.

And George W.

Bush comes in.

And yes, you know, the left never likes him, but

he does the hard things that nobody really likes.

I mean, all the way to TARP.

He would frame that as, look, I know this is, he said it.

I had to violate it to save it.

The capitalist system.

Yeah, right.

Then you have, but remember, the other thing about Bush was stumbling over speeches all the time.

He constantly couldn't get through sentences.

Then you have the Mr.

Perfect buttoned-up guy guy with Obama.

He comes in, that's all he does, he makes great speeches, supposedly.

And he's the most buttoned-up intellectual guy you've ever seen in your entire life.

The exact opposite of the way Bush was portrayed.

And then Obama goes for eight years.

And again, if you believe the left, how on earth does Hillary Clinton lose?

This is just a handoff because Barack Obama's presidency was so successful.

Instead, the pendulum swings the other way, and you have a guy who is swearing on stage, who is, you know, who doesn't always nail every single fact.

He's out there, but

he gets the people pumped up.

You know, the people love him.

He's out making huge rallies.

A totally different

profile of a candidate.

And so, again, Barack Obama won twice, right?

So does it go back in 2024 to a Democrat who has the exact opposite profile of Trump?

Or does it happen in 2020?

I mean, it's an interesting thing because we get sick of what we have and we go for something else.

Yeah, I would say that

it would would uh go to 2024 however

uh

if you're just looking at based on you know the pendulum the only thing you couldn't count on is that time has sped up now

because everything is so intense what used to take four or eight years now can take two or four years and so you just you just don't know but One thing I do know is the candidate that runs against Trump will need to be as authentic as he is.

And I know people think, oh, he's a fraud.

No, no, no.

He makes no bones about who he is, how he runs his business, what he does.

He does not care.

And that's what America was attracted to.

Somebody who was like, shut up, get the hell out of my office.

That's what they were looking for.

Kind of hoping that it is

Donald Trump, and then when we're sick of that, we go to somebody like Ben Sasse, who has laid the groundwork for being that guy in 2024.

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He has heard from the people, and he's decided that reparations

does need to happen.

So

last week he was not for reparations.

This week he is for reparations.

And I know, you know, when you say, no, I'm really not for reparations, you know, sometimes, you know, you haven't thought it through.

But it's such a small little item that, you know, you can do five days later, you can go, you know what, I am for it.

And totally, totally.

I can see that happening.

This is a guy who's an empty hand gesture.

That's all he is.

He is.

He is a series of wildly flailing hand gestures with no substance behind it.

He's an empty suit.

There's nothing.

He's a vapor.

He has no idea who he is.

He's a little like AOC.

Yeah, yeah.

They're almost puppets.

They're just, I'll do, what do you want me to say?

I'll go do that.

And people are worried about getting too close to the hands of Joe Biden.

Don't get near the hands of Beto, man.

Those things flail around.

You can get knocked on your ass.

It's all fun in games until somebody puts an eye out.

You're listening to Glenn Beck.