Trump DOJ's CRIMINAL PROBE Into E. Jean Carroll & FOX News CRIES FOR STEPHEN MILLER - May 28, 2026

Ajouté : 2026-05-30

[00:00:00]She's not the only one, but this might be most egregious because Donald Trump physically assaulted her.

[00:00:08]Apparently, in today's Republican party, in Trump's Republican party, it is absolutely uh the norm, standard operating procedure to weaponize the government against Americans. In this case, if you try to hold Donald Trump accountable for raping you, he will sick his justice department upon you. If you have judgments outstanding of $83 million for defamation and another several million dollar for the uh court adjudicated sexual assault that was committed by Donald Trump against Eugene Carol, Donald Trump is going to try to hurt you. This is from CNN exclusive.

[00:00:55]Justice Department launches a criminal investigation into Trump accuser Eugene Carol. Is it appropriate to just call her an accuser when she has uh found remedy in a court of law when a judge has found that the things she accused Donald Trump of are true?

[00:01:17]I don't know. The Justice Department has launched a criminal investigation into Eugene Carol, the former magazine columnist who accused Donald Trump of sexual assault. According to multiple sources familiar with the matter, the investigation is focused on whether Carol committed perjury in testimony tied to her two civil lawsuits against the president. one alleging he sexually abused Carol in a New York department store in the mid '90s and second for defaming her when in 2019 he repeatedly denied the assault and said she wasn't his type and claimed she made it up to boost sales of a book.

[00:01:56]This is the vile, reprehensible piece of shit that we have as a president and that the Republican party cannot stop defending that she wasn't goodlooking enough for him to rape.

[00:02:13]Yeah.

[00:02:15]The prosecutor's theory hinges on a 2022 deposition statement by Carol, 82, that she received no outside funding for her lawsuit. Though it was later revealed that billionaire Reed Hoffman had paid some legal fees and expenses. Carol's team declined to comment for the story.

[00:02:34]Attempts to reach Hoffman on Wednesday were unsuccessful. The probe is the latest move in the department's ceaseless and somewhat strained efforts to meet Trump's demands to target his long-standing personal foes. She's not the only one, but this might be most egregious because Donald Trump physically assaulted her, sexually assaulted her, raped her. Court adjudicated found this to be true.

[00:03:06]But she's not good-looking enough. If you're good-looking enough, Trump will consider raping you. She was not good-looking enough for that. According to Donald Trump, according to his own words and assessments of the situation under acting attorney general Todd Blanch, Donald Trump's former criminal defense attorney, the department has pushed to speed up Trump's campaign of retribution. But the cases he's brought since taking the reigns of the department in April have been heavily criticized and are likely to face challenges in court over allegations of politicization. But Blanch has been recused from this matter because he worked as one of Trump's personal attorneys on the Carol Appeals, according to a source familiar with the matter. Who believes that?

[00:03:53]who believes that Todd Blanch, the man barereft of ethics, barereft of morality, is going to recuse himself from decisions about this weaponization campaign against Donald Trump's victim.

[00:04:08]Who believes that uh uh Blanch has been recused, meaning he had nothing to do with it. He's been recused. The acting attorney general has been This is passive language, CNN. What are we doing here?

[00:04:25]Blanch has not attended meetings or been involved in discussions about the investigations and uh the investigation is being overseen by other officials in the deputy attorney general's office.

[00:04:36]Who says that? That's reporting. What's that based on? This is a failure on the part of CNN to do the job correctly. We need the information, accurate information reported by sources. Who are your sources? Senior leaders of the Justice Department referred the investigation to federal prosecutors in Chicago. According to two sources familiar with the matter while Carol's deposition took place in New York, one of the individuals who helped cover some of Carol's legal fees, Hoffman, has a nonprofit based in Chicago. When the trial began, Judge Lewis Kaplan said he saw no issue with Carol's credibility and block lawyers from asking about Hoffman's funding. The judge knew about this discrepancy in testimony. The judge knew and said, "Yeah, it's not a problem. It doesn't impact her credibility. In fact, you're not allowed to even ask about it because it's not germanine to the case."

[00:05:30]The problematic thing here, I mean, among all of the the many, many, many problematic things, another problematic thing is the fact that Donald Trump has pending litigation in court right now in appeals courts to try to reverse these decisions, these rulings. Carol is still embroiled in multiple legal battles with the president. Juries awarded Carol millions of dollars in damages, which the president is appealing. Trump has appealed the $5 million sexual abuse case judgment to the Supreme Court and has pledged to do the same with the $83 million defamation case. This is before the Supreme Court. They've rejected hearing whether or not Trump is immune from having to pay these judgment.

[00:06:15]That's what he asserts. I'm the president. I shouldn't have to be held accountable for raping a lady back in the 90s.

[00:06:22]I'm the president. The president doesn't get held accountable.

[00:06:31]Where are you? Family values Republican party.

[00:06:34]Are you Are you protectors of rapists?

[00:06:37]Are you protectors of sexual assaulters?

[00:06:40]Yes, you are. That was a rhetorical question if there ever was one. This is disgusting that Donald Trump, if he harms you physically and you try to hold him accountable, he will use the weight and power and width and breadth and immensity of the Department of Justice to to harm you, to harass you. This will likely, very likely go nowhere. But it is a harassment campaign against a United States citizen who is just seeking justice. Seeking justice for a vile assault that Donald Trump saw fit to be uh to bestow upon her, putting himself on her in her.

[00:07:27]And the family values Jesusloving Republican party will defend this tooth and nail to the end. They will defend the dear leader no matter how reprehensible and disgusting and deplorable he is.

[00:07:45]They find joy and comfort in it.

[00:07:51]What do you think? I welcome you. I mean, look, not surprising, not shocking, either one of those things, but this should give you a lay of the land looking forward of just the depths of deprivity that the Republican party and Donald Trump will sink to. There is no low too low. There is no low too low.

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[00:08:24]>> This is the same violent political rhetoric that is leading people to shooting up whether it be the White House correspondence dinner or President Trump and Butler.

[00:08:34]>> This is a feelgood story.

[00:08:40]It's a feel-good story for the fact that um Democrats are starting to fight back, starting to fight fire with fire, starting to reject the notion that when they go low, we go high, which I think even Michelle Obama has rejected that because we live in an era uh of politics that no that the old order of politics no longer exists and we need to operate in a different way. And when I say, by the way, when I say that Democrats are starting to fight back, it's not elected Democrats because this tweet was not sent out by an elected. This was sent out by a DNC staffer. And this is the way we need to communicate with these dirty bastards.

[00:09:21]Uh Steven Miller tweeted this relative to the win or or the the candidacy, excuse me, of James Talerico. Uh yesterday he tweeted, "The Democrats made history in Texas by nominating their first transgender Senate candidate." Referring to James Talerico, a man who is not transgender.

[00:09:44]A man who is not a vegan yet. Both those things are accusations as though they matter at all. If he was transgender, who cares if he was a vegan or is a vegan? He is not. But who cares?

[00:10:01]You see, in the Republican party, what matters most is owning the lips. What matters most is chaos, not governance.

[00:10:09]Not writing legislation, passing legislation, making your life better, making costs lower, making employment easier, making wages higher. None of those things matter to this Republican party. What matters is making fun of already marginalized and abused and at rest communities like the transgender community in the United States and globally and globally. There's too many milktoast middle-of the road dipshit Democrats who want to uh give credence to the idea that yeah, we need to we really need to start legislating this transgender thing. Just bigots among both parties, but primarily the Republican party. So, so, so Steven Miller tweets this and the reply from the the Democrats on Twitter is, "Shut up, you ugly fuck."

[00:11:03]It's almost as though somebody gave me control of that Twitter account from the Democrats. They did not. And I I've heard a name of someone who did this.

[00:11:13]And if if she indeed did tweet this, "Good on you, sister. I owe you a drink or a a dinner on on Britney Page and I and I."

[00:11:24]Well, the the right-wing freaked out. It is amazing to me that the the the the Republican party and conservatives and MAGA people, they rejoice when Donald Trump threatens to execute United States senators for exercising their First Amendment rights, calling it treason.

[00:11:42]They celebrate when Donald Trump calls Democrats scum and that radical left and all of the the violence that he has invoked and incited and promoted and and encouraged, they they rejoice in that.

[00:11:57]But when Steven Miller, a certified ugly fuck, when he gets called an ugly fuck, OH, GOOD LORD, WHAT ARE WE GONNA DO?

[00:12:09]Fox News posted this on Facebook and along with it they wrote this. The official Democratic National Committee Twitter account ignited a social media firestorm AFTER POSTING A PROFANITY LACE response to President Trump's chief policy adviser Steven Miller writing, "Shut up, you ugly fuck."

[00:12:34]But it's it's Fox News, so they dash dash dash.

[00:12:38]This is the party that spent years lecturing America about civility, unity, and healing. Conservative commentator Benny Johnson reacted.

[00:12:49]Are you fucking kidding me? You hypocrite cowards. You bootlicking wannabe authoritarian.

[00:13:00]I was going in a direction and I stopped myself.

[00:13:04]Benny Johnson, the the receiver of hundreds of thousands of Russian dollars for his propaganda. He's upset that Steven Miller got called an ugly fuck.

[00:13:15]The DNC post is one of many profanity laced online posts popping up across social media as Democrats push an aggressive and edgy online strategy to go after Republicans. Governor Gavin Newsome rapid response account has repeatedly cursed out critics, including telling a conservative reporter earlier this year to fuck off.

[00:13:39]And I wish I could have like the the flag waving behind me and patriotic music enveloping me because this is what it's about, right?

[00:13:51]highlighting the hypocrisy of Republicans, highlighting the the crocodile tears as they complain about the very thing they have brought to existence in this particular political order that we live in. It is no longer my good friend across the aisle and gladhanding and compromising.

[00:14:12]This is an era of chaos and political violence brought to you by the president of the United States. This is the era of attempting to overthrow the United States government because Donald Trump didn't win an election. But you call Steven Miller an ugly fuck and all bets are off. Oh my god, the world's going to end.

[00:14:30]It's going to end so much that Katie Miller, Steven Miller's wife, went on Fox News to call calling her husband an ugly fuck and telling him to shut up is political violence from the same people who don't code the insurrection, the violent attempted overthrow of the government as political violence. This though is political violence.

[00:15:02]>> Katie, by the way, your husband came under attack today uh when he said like the Democrats are, you know, perhaps going to nominate their first transgender Senate candidate. Talking about Telerico and they responded by just, you know, basically saying, "Shut up, you ugly f-word essentially." Any word for the Democrats? Their little Twitter account.

[00:15:24]This is the same violent political rhetoric that is leading people to shooting up whether it be the White House correspondents dinner or President Trump and Butler. But what it remains to be seen is this is an anonymous account and it is run actually by a sad liberal woman named Paulina who which is why Pew says 50% of liberal women at some time have identified that they have a mental health disorder and she is certainly one of them. What a sad state for the pathetic Democrat party. Oh, Pauline.

[00:15:53]Poor Pauline. Katie and Chris. Great to see both of you.

[00:15:59]It's real hard to feel sad for these freaks, right?

[00:16:04]This in no way is political violence.

[00:16:06]This is no way inciting political violence. It's just recognizing the the aesthetic beauty or lack thereof of Steven Miller. the skinny, twitchy little freak of Steven Miller, the Nazi Steven Miller, the white supremacist Steven Miller, the hateful bigot Steven Miller.

[00:16:30]Political violence would be to walk up to him and punch him in his ugly fuck face. That would be political violence.

[00:16:39]Recognizing the lack of beauty is not political violence. Tell me you've never been subject to what actual violence is without telling me you've never been subject to what actual violence is. Katie Miller, Steven Miller.

[00:16:59]They called him an UGLY FUCK. IT'S THE SAME THING AS THE ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT IN BUTLER.

[00:17:07]A DNC staffers, keep up the good work.

[00:17:12]This is the kind we're putting them on the defense. They are having to react the same way that too many Democrats react in a defensive way when they are attacked by Republicans. This is the way you do it. This is the way you do it.

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[00:18:20]>> This isn't a holiday in Brian. Uh we're not providing luxury housing. What we're doing is we're providing a a sanitary place for them to be detained.

[00:18:28]>> If you've watched this program for any amount of time, you know that I have a special disdain for types like and in this case actually Mark Wayne Mullen.

[00:18:39]I am fond of saying, hopefully famous for saying, stop electing stupid people to high office. Look, not all stupid people are racists, but all racists are stupid people. Let's get that out of the way. Mark Wayne Mullen yesterday during a cabinet meeting he took a break from metaphorically felating Donald Trump bootlicking like the sickopantic lap dog that he is to malign the prisoners in the internment camp in a in a ice concentration camp that are being fed worm and moldy food wormy moldy food to to who they've written a letter by the way when I'm going get to the letter here um to say that they're demanding their ethnic food. Well, we're not going to give them the ethnic food. This ain't a holiday in.

[00:19:36]while also lamenting and complaining that elected Democrats, elected United States senator, senators like Andy Kim who were pepper-sprayed while they're uh accomplishing their constitutionally mandated role as oversight as a co-equal branch of government. He says, "Well, if they don't want to be pepper-sprayed, maybe they shouldn't be there." And I guess that's where we should begin. is this this this moment from the cabinet meeting from the Donald Trump asskissfest yesterday when uh Mark Wayne Mullen stupidly there's no other way when he speaks stupidly said this >> Mark Wayne >> yeah it it shows that this radical left Democrats priorities when they decide to go out and protest uh a detention center where we're housing rapists child predators murderers uh drug dealers and they choose Memorial Day of all the day of all the time to go to go protest something that they say that they're that it's because they're on a hunger strike when there was only a handful of individuals that was refusing to eat because they want their ethnic group or their ethnic right food. Well, they can go back to their country and get whatever food they want. Uh the fact is we're giving them the calories they want. Uh this isn't Holiday in um we're giving them sanitation. Uh but for the Democrats to and the governor like uh Governor Cheryl and uh Senator Kim and Senator Booker to go out and do something like this of all the days is very frustrating. And there and we see Antifa signs are literally out there.

[00:21:13]The local police refusing, literally refusing to respond. Uh they barricade it, not allowing our employees to come in and out. ICE has to go out there, remove the barricade, and then you have one of the senators complain because he got splattered with a with a, you know, pepper ball. Um, I'm sorry. You probably shouldn't have been there.

[00:21:31]>> Oh, I didn't I I'm sorry, Mark Wayne. I I I didn't know that it was Memorial Day and that constitutional rights are suspended on that day. There's a prohibition against protesting injustice on Memorial Day.

[00:21:48]Wouldn't there be more of an obligation to exercise one's freedom of speech?

[00:21:54]Those rights that have been preserved through bloodshed on battlefields on Memorial Day.

[00:22:01]Maybe that's a new tradition that we should spark in the United States is protest on Memorial Day. not to to protest Memorial Day itself, but to to honor the sacrifices made by men and women who have given their lives in combat in service to their country, in service to the same constitution. Mark Wayne Mullen, Mark Wayne, that you yourself have raised your right hand and swore an oath to defend, support, and defend and protect against all enemies, foreign and domestic, as you sit just eight or 10 people away from the gravest domestic threat to this constitution since its founding, since its ratification.

[00:22:50]Ethnic food That's why there there's a there's a hunger strike on because they want their burritos. I guess their taco bowls, right, Mara Quain? Isn't that right?

[00:23:07]First of all, elected officials have a constitutional mandate, an obligation to provide oversight in this way. And for them to be met with assault at the hands of Donald Trump's masked secret police is illegal. Not just against the spirit of the Constitution, it against the letter of the law.

[00:23:28]You are a vile criminal just like your predecessor, the Botox Christino.

[00:23:36]Also, as an aside, protesters obviously also have a constitutional right. Some would say duty to protest.

[00:23:47]But let's get to this though. Actually, yeah, let's let's do this. I got another clip here cuz he he's he's repeat must be very very proud of this particular line about Holiday Inn. Or maybe he's on some kind of a retainer with Holiday Inn that every time he mentions the franchise, the the the the hotel, he gets a little kickback or something. He was on Fox News last night and said a similar thing with just as much vigor and uh ineptitude as he could muster.

[00:24:20]You said these conditions are adequate for the situation. Uh they say that the homeland is lying. So I guess they're calling you a liar when you say the facilities are up to standard. What do you say to them?

[00:24:32]>> Well, Cy Booker and I talked about his visit to uh to detention center. If you listen to what he said, he says conditions uh need to change. They but we fall within federal compliance. This isn't a holiday in Brian. Uh we're not providing luxury housing. What we're doing is we're providing a a sanitary place for them to be detained. Remember, we're detaining murderers. We're obtaining rapists, pedophiles, drug dealers, um uh gun traffickers. I mean, we have some real serious criminals there. Plus, every one of them broke the law. That's why they're there to begin with. and we're providing them three meals a day and we're meeting the calorie standard. And as I told Corey Booker and I told the other representatives that called me, I said, "Listen, they have commissary. If you want to put money on their books, put money on their books. That's fine. But we not only provide them a safe place to to to stay and food and a place to to sleep, but we're also give them a convenience store to be able to buy products out of. So, we're going above and beyond. Um, the fact is this is political theater, Brian, and they know this. And I have no respect for people that would rather um uh you know defend criminals than actually pay attention to their to their safer streets because of ICE and President Trump's policies. A lot of the worst of the worst talk here.

[00:25:46]It should be remembered by everybody that these this isn't a criminal prison.

[00:25:53]This is a civil detention center, not a criminal one. These people aren't accused of crimes. He's saying these are the worst of the worst rapists and murder pedophiles. Yeah. And also Liam Ramos types. Also Door Dash drivers who are tracked and hunted and arrested and sent to foreign countries they've never been to, for continents they've never been to.

[00:26:17]You're a liar, Mark Wayne Mullen. A weak-minded buffoon.

[00:26:24]This is the actual letter that was written. This is in Spanish. I will read the translated copy because I am a dumb American who only speaks one language.

[00:26:38]They're not complaining about not getting ethnic food. They're complaining about worminfested meals and mold and unsanitary treatment.

[00:26:52]unhygienic conditions. These are the things that they're complaining about.

[00:26:57]This is uh written May 26th, 2026. The first part, I'm not going to read these first two or three paragraphs because they involve uh due process and that there is no speedy adjudication of their cases. They're not being allowed to to uh have parole. I mean not parole but like a bond hearing or some kind of a release understanding since these are just civil cases. They are being held in detention imprisoned.

[00:27:26]But this is what they say. In addition to the unlawful and forced detention of most of us who find ourselves locked up in here, there is the inhumane treatment that all detainees in this facility endure on a daily basis. The company in charge, GEO, the private company, not the government, fails to meet the basic conditions necessary to protect our health and our lives. Due to their administrative incompetence, we must add the following injustices and irregularities perpetrated by ICE and GEO. Food containing worms or in a state of decay. Unresolved issues, particularly regarding bathrooms, which are in terrible and inhumane conditions.

[00:28:07]ventilation problems, serious health issues. Most people have a persistent flu with with flem that won't go away.

[00:28:16]Many have conjunctivitis, that's pink eye, urinary tract infections, fever, and coughs. Medical care issues. If you're sick, you have to submit a request that takes two weeks to be answered or you never get a response at all. Nurses refuse to treat you right away. They'll only prescribe Tylenol for all ailments. So while the federal government with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at the helm of Health and Human Services is maligning the use of Tylenol, they're dishing it out like candy apparently to these people. I thought it was a a dangerous a dangerous medication to take Trump and RFK.

[00:28:59]The nurse's exact words were not a pharmacy. If these people are in your custody, their care is your responsibility. You are indeed a pharmacy and a hospital and a cafeteria and a hotel. So apparently you are holiday in ICE agents coers detaineees into signing deportation orders. There is no emergency protocol in cases of falls or attacks. Emergency response arrives at an hour late. Judges rulings are highly questionable. Most bond requests are denied without legal basis.

[00:29:37]Detainees are forced to work in most cases without pay or for $1 an hour. We appreciate the support of everyone who is protesting outside the facility. We want you to know that we get that you give us strength and determination to keep going. Please don't give up. We ask all relevant authorities for an urgent response and look forward to hearing from them with the utmost respect. The detainees at Delaney Hall facility, "God bless you," they say.

[00:30:07]In the face of the most egregious conditions, they're still saying, "God bless you. Your protesting gives us strength. Thank you for what you're doing." No mention of ethnic food, just not wormy food, not moldy food.

[00:30:23]Is clean, healthy, not disgusting, rotting, decaying food, as they mentioned. Is that ethnic?

[00:30:33]Is that some ethnicity? I've not heard of Mark Wayne.

[00:30:38]Fascists.

[00:30:40]This is dictatorial uh uh inhumane treatment in a concentration camp. A Trump concent I mean loves to put his name on shit.

[00:30:51]Let's name these Trump one concentration camp. Trump 2 concentration camp. The Delaney Hall Trump Memorial concentration camp has an accurate ring to it, does it not?

[00:31:06]What do you think? I welcome you to this conversation. If you're listen, if you're out there and you're protesting at Delaney Hall, good on you. We need more of it. Um, when we were in in in Minneapolis outside the Whipple Federal Building protesting with the many, many people who were there, there was a spirit of solidarity and that we were uh chipping away at the morale of the jack booted, masked armed agents of Donald Trump's secret police force, the execution squad.

[00:31:37]It's a important work. Protesting, important duty that all of us have. If you're able to do it, you should be doing it. What do you think? I welcome you to this conversation. Let's have it in the comments below the video. You got Facebook, you got YouTube, you got uh Spotify. I'd love to hear from you.

[00:31:54]It seems like every single day there's a new thing that Donald Trump wants to put his face or name on.

[00:32:01]We've talked about the list a lot. I don't even have the full list memorized.

[00:32:04]Yesterday was talking about it. We talked about the Kennedy Center and the the Institute of Peace that are now the the the Donald J. Trump and John F.

[00:32:12]Kennedy Kennedy Center, the the the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace as he's waging wars all across the globe, killing people. Nearly 200 Iranian girls dead for just going to school, targeted in a tomahawk missile strike ordered by Donald Trump. The the Institute of Peace, it's Donald Trump's. He's putting his signature on the dollar bill.

[00:32:36]They're developing a commemorative uh coin with Donald Trump's menacing standing over the the desk.

[00:32:49]His faces are on banners all over the city like a dictator, like he's Saddam Hussein or Mar Gaddafi.

[00:32:58]And now he wants to put his face on a brand new bill, a $250 bill. This is exclusive reporting from the Washington Post. Trump appointees, they're already off to a bad start.

[00:33:14]They're already off to a bad start. If you think that this is not a decision by Donald Trump himself and that some appointee is just going rogue, come on.

[00:33:25]Trump pushes $250 bank note with his portrait. The the printing director, who resisted the effort, said she was reassigned last month. "The buck stops here," she wrote in her goodbye.

[00:33:40]"So, if you get in the way of Donald Trump and his desire to put his face on a brand new bill, a $250 bill, you get moved. You may get fired. There will be repercussions for trying to get in the way of Donald Trump's legacy building ego uh the fantastic uh extravaganza.

[00:34:03]The Trump administration have pressed the office responsible for printing the nation's money to design a $250 bill featuring the president's portrait, according to four current and former employees in what would be the first appearance of a living person on US currency in more than 150 years.

[00:34:24]The first time you'll learn was when some Treasury employee put their their face on like a one 5 cent currency or something and then it was made illegal to have a living person on US currency and Donald Trump who has no regard for the Constitution that undergurs our laws certainly has no regard for our laws is just going to violate them. And they're all doing this proactively. They're getting ahead of maybe Congress uh uh uh putting this together and signing a bill or putting forward a bill that Donald Trump can sign.

[00:35:00]It's all just very gross. Starting last year, two political appointees at the Treasury Department, US Treasurer Brandon Beachch, and his senior adviser Mike Brown repeatedly urged staff at the AY's Bureau of Engraving and Printing to prepare prototypes of the note.

[00:35:16]According to the employees who said the move raised concerns because federal law currently allows only deceased people to appear on bills. The employees spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of retribution. And you'll learn that it's not an an undue fear. People are being moved. They're being transferred.

[00:35:37]They're being fired for getting in the way of Donald Trump's breaking federal law. As part of the effort, Beach in August and September provided bureau staff with mock-up designs for the note, including one that shows President Donald Trump's face in the center of a $250 bill between the signatures of the president and Treasury Secretary Scott Bassant, according to one of the employees and records reviewed by the Washington Post. Now, a lot of people are going to push back on me saying that we don't know that Donald Trump has something to do with this. No, why would YOU SAY THAT? WHY WOULD you say Donald Trump is directing this? You don't have any knowledge of that other than the fact that we know Donald Trump very well at this point. We know what his motivations are. We know that he orders people to do things and they do it. He sets commissions up and if they go against him, he fires them from those said committees or commissions. We know this. But also the artist who whose work was altered for this particular portrait on this particular bill that is non-existent, does not exist, has never existed has said that Donald Trump reviewed the changes to the portrait that he did of Donald Trump and Donald Trump approved it for this measure. This is not the actions of uh political appointees doing this on their own. This is absolutely at the direction of the president of the United States who wants to be a dictator in the United States.

[00:37:07]He wants to be a king.

[00:37:10]The artist who said he designed the mockup told the Post that he had spoken to Trump about it. British painter Ian Alexander said Trump endorsed changes to his original design such as adding the colors of the American flag and logo commemorating the 250th anniversary of the nation's founding. Quote, "He likes to call me his favorite British artist," said Alexander, a former competitive swimmer and DJ who describes himself as a royal portrait artist of Queen Elizabeth II and others. And apparently the the the artist who fashions likenesses of fascists and rapists and credibly accused uh child molesters. Is that what you wanted to do with your life, dipshit?

[00:37:59]No living person has appeared on US currency since 1866 when it was outlawed after the image of a mid-level Treasury bureaucrat showed up on a 5-cent note.

[00:38:10]Legislation that would allow Trump to appear on a $250 bill was introduced in Congress last year to commemorate the nation's $ 250th anniversary, but it has languished. In a statement, a Treasury Department spokesperson said the printing office is conducting appropriate planning and due diligence in response to the proposed legislation.

[00:38:31]quote, "Should this legislative mandate be signed into law, the BEP, that's the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, is moving proactively proactively to produce a $250 commemorative note which will appropriately recognize the 250th anniversary of our great nation," the statement said. Well, wouldn't the 250th anniversary, wouldn't Wouldn't it a better commemoration be the Declaration of Independence, the document that actually declared independence from the crown of England? Why do we need Donald Trump's face breaking federal law on a note for the 250th anniversary? Why don't they have an amalgam of all of the presidents on there if that's what they want to do? Why does it have to be Donald Trump's face?

[00:39:23]The director of the printing bureau, Patricia Patty Solomine, and other staff repeatedly explained to Beach and Brown that there were legal and procedural obstacles to producing the note and that it would take years longer than they envisioned. The four employees said the two political appointees were dismissive in response. two of the current employees said quote she had told them we are not authorized to do this we can't progress any further and all the stakeholders have not even met to discuss the next steps unquote she said of one of the employees quote currency often takes 6 to 8 years to produce a new bill particularly one of such high value said she was abruptly reassigned from her post by Treasury management on April April 27th, writing the next day in an email to colleagues that she was leaving with a heavy heart. She wrote in her goodbye email, a copy of which was obtained by the post, that she had been reassigned to another job in the Treasury Department and that her departure was quote not my choice.

[00:40:34]Effectively fired. I mean, she still has a job, but she does not ha have the same position. Her expertise cannot be brought to bear to these matters anymore. the obstacle that she placed, which was just referencing federal law, was too much, they fired her because Donald Trump will have his face on this bill.

[00:41:00]The ego on this fucking moo, the absolute insecurity that he is riddled with, crippled by.

[00:41:11]Nothing will ever be good enough, grand enough.

[00:41:17]He's already the president of the United States, a billionaire, gaining wealth by the hundreds of millions every month, looting the treasury. None of that's good enough. He needs his face on money, his face on banners, golden statues of him erected at airports that are named after him.

[00:41:44]To be that weak while simultaneously that powerful is quite the feat that I will never understand.

[00:41:54]What do you think? I welcome you to this conversation. Let's have it in the comments below. You can uh do it on the Facebook and on the YouTube and on the Spotify. I'm not sure if you can comment yet on Apple Podcast, but we're there, too. It should be native video. I'll have to check. But, uh, I love and appreciate your engagement, your listenership, your audience. Is that a word? Audience ship. You guys are important. I love and appreciate you very much. The problem is why the secrecy? Why doesn't he have any presence on the Treasury website when he's working as a highle staff in the office of the general counsel?

[00:42:31]We are going to start with this. First of all, Donald Trump has given Samuel Alo's son a highlevel job in the Treasury Department, which on its face maybe isn't that much of a scandal. It's certainly to be expected, but they're trying to keep it secret. He's deleted his LinkedIn account. He's not listed anywhere on the Treasury website.

[00:42:55]They're trying to keep it a secret.

[00:42:58]But we're going to start here before I read this reporting from notice. Um 3 years ago, this is in April of 2023, there was all of this reporting from ProPublica that outlined all of the sickening corruption and unethical behavior by Supreme Court justices Alo, uh uh Clarence Thomas, Neil Gorsuch, uh John Roberts himself, all getting hundreds of thousands of dollars based on their positions from private organizations.

[00:43:32]Uh you you'll find out. I'm not going to I'm not going to highlight all of it cuz I'm going to play this clip from MS Now from again April 2023 that features complaints and begrudgment and harumps from Samuel Alo about how nobody trusts the court and nobody thinks that we're not political and we're ethical and why are we getting HERANGED BY THE PUBLIC?

[00:43:54]OH, THE OUR REPUTATION IS BEING BISMERCHED. OH, WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO?

[00:43:59]And then we learn all of the things that we've learned over the course of many, many years about their impropriety, about their lack of morals, about their lack of ethics, about their lack of propriety in doing their job. Watch this from Alex Wagner when MSNBC was MSNBC.

[00:44:19]>> The bulk of this interview is Justice Alo describing his outrage that anyone is criticizing the court at all. quote, "This type of concerted attack on the court and on individual justices is new during my lifetime. We are being hammered daily and I think quite unfairly in a lot of instances and nobody, practically nobody is defending us." Alto says this kind of criticism undermines confidence in the government.

[00:44:45]The Wall Street Journal says his interview took place on April 13th. And just that day, April 13th, ProPublica advanced its already extensive reporting on Justice Clarence Thomas and his ethics scandals, reporting that Thomas sold a house to a conservative billionaire while Thomas was on the court. And Thomas did not disclose the sale. And despite the fact that her son no longer owns it, Thomas's mother still lives in that house. When the Wall Street Journal asked Alito about Thomas's scandals, though, Alito's only reply was, "I'll stay away from that."

[00:45:19]Yeah, why would anyone in their right mind criticize the court? Anyway, since then, in just two weeks, we have gotten the news that just days after being confirmed to the Supreme Court, Justice Neil Gorsuch sold property to the head of a major law firm that frequently has business before the court. And Gorsuch didn't disclose who he sold that property to. And just today, we learned that a whistleblower claims that Chief Justice John Roberts wife, who recruits lawyers for elite law firms, has made at least 10 million dollars in commissions while her husband has been on the court.

[00:45:50]Quote, "At least one of those firms argued a case before Chief Justice Roberts after paying his wife hundreds of thousands of dollars." So, Justice Alto's assertion that it's the media criticism of the court that's undermining trust in the institution is very much up for debate. So, with all of that in mind, this is the headline from notice. Samuel Alo's son has been quietly working for Trump's Treasury Department. Philip Alo has been working as an attorney with the Treasury's office of the general counsel for months, even as the Supreme Court takes up cases involving the department.

[00:46:34]Yeah.

[00:46:36]Makes total sense that Samuel Alo has all of these this righteous indignation about the complaints that he and his colleagues are unethical as his son has a job with Donald Trump while cases with that son's department are before the court.

[00:47:01]Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alo's son quietly landed a political appointee job as a lawyer in the Treasury Department early last year, notices learned, posing a potential conflict of interest as courts wrestle with challenges to President Donald Trump's deal to avoid future tax audits. And now a new massive $1.776 billion fund meant to enrich his allies, meant to enrich domestic terrorists.

[00:47:31]Philip Alo has been working as an attorney with the treasury's office of the general counsel which provides legal and policy advice to secretary Scott de Bent according to four former government officials who confirmed he worked there.

[00:47:43]Notice was also able to obtain a functional email address at the department for Alo. Now again, like I said, maybe that's not that big a deal, right? Okay. Well, you know, that happens. It's a small city. There's there's only so many jobs to go around.

[00:47:58]Whatever. I mean, those are uh idiotic arguments. They are idiotic. Uh uh head burying in the sand, the the way the cartoons portray ostriches, but that's ostriches don't do that. I don't know how that started.

[00:48:14]But the problem is why the secrecy if there's if everything is above bo above board why have it be secret? Why doesn't he have a any presence on the treasury website when he's working as a highlevel staff in the office of the general counsel? Why doesn't he have it on his LinkedIn or even have a LinkedIn page like everybody does, especially at this level? you want that out there so you can continue to get good uh highpaying jobs and have your clout raised, right?

[00:48:47]Well, that's just not the case because they want it secret for secrecy's sake.

[00:48:53]Alto's employment with the department is something of a closely guarded secret.

[00:48:58]He doesn't maintain a public resume or LinkedIn. The Treasury Department website makes no mention of him and his three professional bar listings are outdated or incorrectly list previous employers.

[00:49:13]So why would that be? Why prayel would that be? Why would there be a need for secrecy? It's not the clandestine service. It's the Treasury Department.

[00:49:23]All of this is because there is very likely, it is possible, if not probable, that there's a line of communication between Samuel Alo's kid and Samuel Alo.

[00:49:36]Passing messages, passing policy objectives. This is what we want. This is what we need. This is what the Treasury says. This is what's going on at work, Dad. What's going on with work with you?

[00:49:50]But because we have a corrupt politicized Supreme Court that absolutely needs to be dismantled, that needs to be packed with actual uh uh patriots who love the country and will abide by their oath, their sworn solemn vow to support and defend the Constitution to see that the laws are faithfully executed to do their jobs as jurists on the highest court in the land.

[00:50:17]None of that, I guess, matters.

[00:50:19]None of that, I guess, matters to these people who complain with crocodile tears about criticism of the court. IT'S JUST NOT FAIR that you think we're unethical.

[00:50:32]Is that right, Sam? Is that right, Neil?

[00:50:36]Is that right, Clarence?

[00:50:39]John Roberts, is that right?

[00:50:44]Disgusting liars. This is unamerican.

[00:50:48]This is should be illegal.

[00:50:52]This is why we need to pack the court.

[00:50:54]This is why we need to reframe the responsibilities of the Supreme Court.

[00:50:58]Doesn't take a constitutional amendment to do it.

[00:51:02]Congress has the authority under the Constitution to organize the courts including the Supreme Court to completely reorganize what their duties are, what their responsibilities are, how they operate. They are not unto themselves. There are checks, checks and balances on this co-equal branch of government.

[00:51:25]What do you think? I welcome you to this conversation. Let's have it in the comments below the video. If you're on Facebook, make sure you like and follow the Domore Daily there. Make sure you you subscribe on YouTube. Those things are paramount in importance of making sure that this content gets watched, gets disseminated, and that the message gets out there. Look, there's so much news on a daily basis. So much news on a daily basis that I like I I'm doing seven stories today in the full show and it's that I could have done 14, 21. I could have done uh 30 stories. There's so much going on. So, uh there's a likelihood no one will cover this.

[00:52:03]There's a likelihood that only few will cover it. Who knows? Hopefully, it blows up and everybody's talking about it because this is important. Anyway, stay connected, stay engaged. I would appreciate it very much. looking forward to your comments.

[00:52:14]>> While I want to thank CBS News for funding this generous gift towards my education, I want to also acknowledge how the recent direction of the outlet stains the legacy of Mike Wallace, the namesake of this scholarship. As corporate elites take hold, a student journalist did last night what veteran journalists do not have the tammerity to do, the bravery to do, the courage, the professionalism to do. when we ju we have the the the White House correspondents dinner just in our rearview mirror where the these people invited Donald Trump to eat dinner with them to celebrate the first amendment.

[00:52:57]These cowards invited Donald Trump, a man who call says, "Quiet, piggy, calls them names, calls them unamerican, sicks his rabid, violent mob on them, calling them the enemy of the people. This the only occupation listed in the Constitution is is the free and fair press.

[00:53:20]They don't have the courage to stand up to Donald Trump to report accurately on Donald Trump, especially CBS, which is now owned by a Trump ally. And last night, S uh Santiago Compost was uh given a scholarship for $10,000, the Mike Wallace Prize or whatever it is.

[00:53:39]And I got I got two clips here. We're going to start with him doing the job that veteran journalists do not have uh the the guts to do and that is to directly while accepting the award call out CBS do the thing that everyone should be doing and he's just a kid. And then the second clip, I wanted to get the the main uh thing to you first if you want to stick around. That'll be Scott P, the legendary journalist from 60 Minutes, which is a a CBS property, introducing Campos. And it all of this is a beautiful thing that should buoy your spirit. It should give you hope in a new generation of American journalists who are dedicated to the prospect of actually doing their constitutionally protected job. Let's start uh actually let's start with this headline just to give you a little bit of a a color here.

[00:54:35]This is from The Independent. Student journalists blast CBS News as staying on Mike Wallace's legacy during emotional scholarship speech.

[00:54:48]It's not that hard. Kids are doing it.

[00:54:51]It's not that hard when you have the protection of the United States Constitution in the face of not rising fascism, but arrived fascism.

[00:55:03]Watch his acceptance speech and him calling out the absolutely gutless and complicit CBS news operation led by Barry Weiss. Here he is, Santiago Compost, accepting his award.

[00:55:19]Well, that was me and that was Scott Pell. So, um, first and foremost, I want to thank the Natis Foundation for this award. I want to thank my friends, family, and my teacher, Ashley Porter. Uh, she and my mom are in the room tonight.

[00:55:44]Uh, I want to thank them for the for the resources and the support that I wouldn't be here without.

[00:55:50]And while I want to thank CBS News for funding this generous gift towards my education, I want to also acknowledge how the recent direction of the outlet stains the legacy of Mike Wallace, the namesake of this scholarship.

[00:56:05]As corporate elites take hold, As corporate elites take hold over the very pipes through which our information flows, journalism that serves people becomes increasingly harder to come by, yet ever more crucial. And what the people want is the truth. So, if at any time you hesitate to utter the word genocide or remain silent in the face of blatant lies, remember to ask yourself, who is this for? I hope you choose us.

[00:56:45]Thank you, man. That is powerful.

[00:56:53]Undeniably powerful. Undeniably. And should not be this way, but that is bravery. That is courageous on the part of this kid doing what journalists who have been around forever have all kinds of clout. They've they've got deposits in the social bank. They could be cashing checks right now and they're not. Instead, they're bending the knee and eating dinner with Donald Trump to celebrate the First Amendment that he has no respect for.

[00:57:22]Hearing that, this is a stark reminder of where we are. If at any time you hesitate to utter the word genocide or remain silent in the face of blatant lies, remember to ask yourself, who is this for?

[00:57:38]Who is this for? Is it for the benefit of Donald Trump? Is it for the comfort of Donald Trump? Is it to not ruffle any feathers? Is it to maintain your access journalism, Maggie Haberman?

[00:57:52]that I mean there's a a list as long as my two arms of cowards in the press. Jake I mean I could go on and on and on naming them but there are some good ones. Scott P is one. Scott P is the man who introduced Santiago Compos.

[00:58:15]They played a short from the documentary or the journalism that he has done. not Scott Py but Campos.

[00:58:22]And um I want you to see that if you obviously you you've witnessed what you just witnessed. This preceded what you just watched. Whether in front or behind the camera, this student reporter is passionate, careful, and hands-on about the stories that he tells. His mission is to help people understand complex stories that have great social impact and give voice to the voiceless. I think Mike would see something of himself in this year's recipient. Let's have a look at a sample of Santiago Campos's work.

[00:59:02]When my father was young in the 1980s and 90s, the process to cross border patrol checkpoints often didn't involve showing papers. They would simply ask you whether or not you were a citizen.

[00:59:11]>> What if one day I say yes and they don't believe me? Because it's purely it was purely based on what you looked like. We were we were poor. We were brown. We didn't have any kind of identity documents that said that we were from here. Mentally, it was a constant threat that we had to encounter anytime we traveled out of this area.

[00:59:29]>> God, how we need these young people.

[00:59:34]Please welcome this year's Mike Wallace scholarship recipient, Santiago Campos.

[00:59:43]So, I don't know about you, but I do know that this does give me hope. It does give me a sense that what's the saying the kids are going to be all right kind of a thing. That by virtue of the kids going to be all right, we're going to be all right. that this new generation that has witnessed the injustices of Israel's genocide against the Palestinian people and the ongoing assaults could possible uh uh future genocide in Lebanon, the attempted genocide in Iran.

[01:00:20]They're seeing this. They see the injustice. They see the complicity of the United States media and they're not here for it.

[01:00:29]They're fed up with what they see and they're taking outsized leadership roles in actions like this, in statements like this, while receiving scholarships for their good work. They've proven themselves to be worthy of awards like this. And this is just one more reason why he absolutely is worthy of this award. So, hats off or salute or whatever to Santiago uh uh uh Campos. It is uh uh venerable. Absolutely venerable. Anyway, what do you think? Uh you can tell me where I'm wrong. Of course, I'd love to hear how I'm right. I'm human after all.

[01:01:14]I'm not an AI or an apparition. I love to be told how right I am.

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[01:01:30]>> They should change the Nobel Prize to the Trump prize.

[01:01:36]>> YESTERDAY'S cabinet meeting, I'm going to end with this, was a bootlick bonanza.

[01:01:42]YEEHAW. IS THAT BONANZA? RIGHT.

[01:01:47]Uh there wasn't any Mark Wayne Mullen moments that I'm going to share with you. I mean, there were, but I'm not going to share them with you. Yesterday, not just the cabinet meeting. We're going to end with that with Kelly Laughler. But yesterday, Donald Trump must have been in a bad mood. He must have been feeling really down about himself. He must have really been needing a nap because Steven Miller rushed to Fox News to tell you that Donald Trump needs to be venerated BECAUSE HE'S BUILDING A PARADISE on Earth. A paradise presumably that does not include black or brown people. The white supremacist Steven Miller wants you to know that the American people understand the hell that is America right now and Donald Trump is trying to create a paradise.

[01:02:31]A second point, Sean, is the American people understand the hell that we inherited and the extraordinary paradise that President Trump is building. From record inflation that we had under President Biden to the cost of living going down faster than has ever gone down before. From unaffordable energy to the great American energy boom. From violence, bloodshed, and chaos in our streets, as I mentioned, to record public safety, from a wide open southern border, the mass invasion of our country to the most secure border in American history. from woke policies that push transgender insanity and critical race theory and racism and prejudice in our schools to a world of sanity, a world of stability, and a world of meritocracy.

[01:03:15]On every issue, President Trump has pushed policies that are the heart and soul of the American belief system, the mainstream center of what Americans believed. And he's led with competence, with courage, and with clarity. And the American people will reward that come November. I am sure of it.

[01:03:34]>> To coin the Democrats Twitter account, I want to get the quote right. Shut up, you ugly fuck.

[01:03:44]WE'RE GOING WE'RE GOING FULL CIRCLE HERE TODAY, FOLKS.

[01:03:49]Shut up, you ugly fuck. Look, uh, when moments like this happen, and they happen in rapidfire succession, because the next I I got one more Steven Miller clip, but then we're going to to to Lindsey Graham, it means that Donald Trump is uh disregulated. He is unhinged. He's extra vulnerable in those moments that they really need to get out there and boost the deer leader mood.

[01:04:11]They really need to let him know, "Yes, sir. Sir, we love you, sir. We protect you, sir. We'll stand by you, SIR. WILL STAND IN THE GAP FOR YOU, SIR, because he's a weak little clown. I mean, so Steven Miller, but you know, who's who's doing the math here?

[01:04:30]Steven Miller would have you believe that Donald Trump is unique among Republican presidents? That there's never been a greater Republican president. And I need to remind everyone that Abraham Lincoln, the man who literally saved the Union, preserved the republic from fracture, end abolished slavery. But Donald Trump is more important, more historic than even Abraham Lincoln. There's never been a figure in the history of the Republican party in its entire history who has commanded such fervent support, enthusiasm, and dedication from the party's rank and file as President Trump. Again, you know, I I hate to quote other people, I like my content to be very original, but there's never been a better response to Steven Miller than, "Shut up, you ugly fuck.

[01:05:31]This is just I mean look in any other era of the Republican party if someone spoke ill or put themselves ahead of the the deification uh of of Abraham Lincoln or Ronald Reagan for that matter. They would be a curse. They would be a a pariah among Republican circles. But this is not that Republican party anymore. This is Trump's Republican party.

[01:05:57]Everything's named after Trump, right? I just gave my You have no idea the segue that I just created for myself. That was completely oftent times. I I like to set it up for myself. That one was not a setup intentionally. Here's Lindsey Graham, speaking of Donald Trump naming shit after himself, saying that if Donald Trump can accomplish these things, they should rename, not give him the Nobel Peace Prize, but rename the Peace Prize the Trump prize. He can pull this off. If he can get Saudi Arabia, the center of Islam, for the entire world, to recognize the Jewish state, Israel, he will have ended the Arab-Israeli conflict that's been going on for thousands of years. They should change the Nobel Prize to the Trump prize. If he can do that, and I think he can, it's the biggest change in the history in the modern history and in the ancient history of the Middle East, where the Arabs and the Jews live together, where it becomes a a a center of power economically, not a powder keg.

[01:07:01]And once you put Iran in a box, and he's going to do that, we're going to have peace between Saudi Arabia and Israel.

[01:07:07]Nobody thought that was possible. I believe it's possible. And there's one guy can do it. Donald Trump.

[01:07:14]>> Slurp slurp slurp. Tickle tickle tickle.

[01:07:17]Caress caress caress.

[01:07:20]Lube. Lube lube. Glaze. Glaze. Glaze.

[01:07:23]Gross. Lindsy Grant. Look, we know you have an affinity for this type of thing.

[01:07:28]But you Why don't you don't have to do it on a on a national news program, a an infotainment program. You don't have to do it on Fox News, brother. Keep it keep it in a private. you know, for all the talk about our kids shouldn't be witnessing this. OUR KIDS SHOULD NOT BE WITNESSING THIS.

[01:07:48]NOW, yesterday's cabinet meeting was just like just about every other cabinet meeting where they they they juice Donald Trump up and and really just caress his ego and and try to create some kind of a of of him feeling good about himself when he leaves in between long long blinks. You know, the White House wants you to believe that he's not napping. He's just they're catching him with a with a shutter of a camera right in the middle of a blink like right now if you paused. Oh, I must have been asleep. That's what they'd have you believe even though we've played video for 30, 40, 45, a minute, minute and a half of him just passed out in these meetings. Well, in between naps, Kelly Laughler, the former senator for the state of Georgia, I believe she is now a cabinet secretary, and she wants everyone to know that people are a big fan of this economy, a big fan of Donald Trump. They love you, sir. The people love you. When I'm talking to all of the people, you know how these are regular folks who who mingle with the common folks, the the the unwashed masses of Americans, they're out there every day gladhanding and rubbing elbows with the regular with the regular Republicans that they're being told, "Listen, please, Secretary Laughler, please tell Donald Trump we love him. We love his economy. We love paying almost $5 a gallon for gas.

[01:09:26]Watch this uh last part of the bootlick bonanza that was yesterday's cabinet meeting.

[01:09:33]>> Hey, please.

[01:09:34]>> Mr. President, you have made us a nation of builders again. You're leading us to the greatest economy that the world has ever known. And I see that every week as I travel this country, main streets across dozens of states, uh from Alaska to Maine, I've been in many of those states two or three times. Uh I hear it everywhere I go. Please thank the president for putting us back on track.

[01:09:56]They thank you. They love you. They want more of what we're doing. Tax cuts, deregulation, fair trade, energy dominance. Small businesses are spring-loaded. And we see that.

[01:10:08]>> Notice the wiggle room language there.

[01:10:11]You are leading us to the greatest economy the world has EVER KNOWN. WE'RE NOT in it. You're not leading us through the greatest economy. You're leading us to it. It's not here yet. Even though you promised it. Even though you promised on day one, we're back. Baby, you're going to be tired of winning.

[01:10:31]And when people I hear it everywhere I go, please thank the president. They love you, sir.

[01:10:40]These fucking people. No dignity, no self-respect, no no adherence to the reality that the rest of us share. Part of that is because they're all millionaires. They are all wildly wealthy people. So, it doesn't matter.

[01:10:55]Gas could be $8 a gallon. It's not going to matter to these people. They're millionaires. They're billionaires in many cases. But for regular people, this isn't a good economy. For regular people, I mean, the v the the 99.9% of the rest of us, it isn't good. We do have to think about what groceries we buy or don't buy, what prescriptions we fill or don't fill, what extracurricular activities that we're no longer able to do anymore because we can't afford it.

[01:11:28]People aren't loving it as much as they want to convince Donald Trump of it because anything that's positive, he's going to retain. anything negative. It's just the the radical left scum that are saying that.

[01:11:44]What do you think? Uh, I'm going to end it there. I'm losing my voice anyway, so it's a perfect time to stop running my stupid mouth.

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