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Lev Parnas

Lev Parnas

American businessman

Oct 14, 2026

3:32
When you start thinking about it like that, it's a It's the biggest, the greatest heist, actually, as it turns out.
3:38
That's why you call it the greatest heist.
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It is why.
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I mean, it's funny.
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I mean, we laugh about it, but I mean, this is, I mean, people, I mean, I remember 2008, people jumped out, committed suicide.
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I mean, this was something where people lost their life savings.
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I mean, it was a horrendous, horrendous event.

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That's how cynical this man is.
21:23
But is there actually a path to him running in 2028? Yeah.
21:27
Well, let's talk about both sides, which I agree because I agree with Anne and I pray and I hope that we do, that the country's stronger, people are stronger, everything he wants will not happen the way he wants it.
21:40
But then also take a look at what goes on.
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First of all, you've heard Steve Bannon several times in the past two years talk about, say, we have a plan.
21:49
You've seen Donald Trump, they actually in the White House has 2028 hats and merchandise he's given out to even world leaders all over the place.
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He talks about and mentions it all the time.
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He has people like Stephen Miller and Russell Vaught and people of the Federalists that are sitting there trying to find any niche and anything that they could drag onto to try to at the end of the day delay and take it to the Supreme Court because at the end of the day they feel strongly that eventually they will get the wins that they need at the Supreme Court.

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It's the people who put him in office.

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Patel Won't Promise to Keep FBI From Polls

Sep 16 · 59m

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so there's a lot of news in today's show and we just better get into it because i don't believe you've got a limited amount of time with us today
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but before but before we get into it i just want to say i want to compliment you on something that i think didn't get enough uh uh attention and i think it should and i but we need to talk because what you did yesterday was remarkable for those of you that didn't see it i saw bits and pieces because i was traveling i'm going to watch the whole thing zev had a real live uh discussion with three ai uh actual uh uh holograms which was fascinating to see the way so i mean i it was one of a kind i think it was a great production you you killed it my my brother you knocked out the Thank you.
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Thanks so much.
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Make sure you go watch it.
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It's something that is definitely, definitely important to watch.
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Now with that said, go ahead.
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It was weird

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going on there is he's giving him room to speak, which is kind of ironic.
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And we just better get into it because I don't know if you've got a limited amount of time with us
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today.
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But before we get into it, I just want to say I want to compliment you on something that I think didn't get enough attention.
3:43
And I think it should.
3:44
And we need to talk because what you did yesterday was remarkable.
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For those of you that didn't see it, I saw bits and pieces because I was traveling.
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I'm going to watch the whole thing.

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room to speak.
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And we just better get into it because I don't know if you've got a limited amount of time with us
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today.
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But before we get into it, I just want to say I want to compliment you on something that I think didn't get enough attention.
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And I think it should.
3:44
And we need to talk because what you did yesterday was remarkable.
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For those of you that didn't see it, I saw bits and pieces because I was traveling.
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I'm going to watch the whole thing.

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room to speak.

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Trump Spares Putin’s Refineries As Oligarch Funds Don Jr’s Wedding

Sep 15 · 1h 14m

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They're gonna pack it around him.
9:04
So, so for him to sit there and try to think that he, even if he lowers, uh, gas prices, stops the war, nothing that he could do right now is going to stop the wave for him to lose the elections.
9:14
It's a, it's, it's a done deal.
9:16
Uh, so what Donald Trump is doing is right now is, uh, making a lot of money, and he's, uh, uh, planning on alliances, alliances with certain people that it doesn't matter, that are going to make a lot of money.
9:27
So let's take for instance, he now tries to distract from oil by saying, "Look at when I came into office, eggs were up.
9:34
Now eggs are down." So he's comparing a c- you know, 10% of eggs compared to right now us paying $6 in gasoline.
9:42
You know, but it's a, it's a, it's a, it's a psychological thing because remember, he's not talking to just people like us that are, are, you know, are out here and are every day involved, and are, you know, some of us that are lawyers, some of us that are journalists, some of us that are educated, some of us...

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Exactly.
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You know, it's going to be like, yeah, well, it's a good thing I did that because, you know, look at what's happening.
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Yeah.
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And a lot of it is, you know, remember, he's lying about basically everything he's saying.
8:12
You know, when he says that oil prices are going to go down after the elections and when he says that, you know, now that we took over Venezuela in oil, this is all lies, all distractions.
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The bottom line is this.
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Look, I'm going to tell you factually and I'm going to tell you exactly what's happening.
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donald trump understands he's going to lose the midterms there's no ifs ands or buts about it they know it he's not stupid he does so so for him to sit there and try to think that he even if he lowers uh gas prices stops the war nothing that he could do right now is going to stop the wave for him to lose the elections it's a it's a done deal uh so what donald trump is doing is right now is making a lot of money and he's uh planning on alliances alliances with certain people that it doesn't matter that are going to make a lot of money so let's take for instance he now tries to distract from oil by saying look at when i came into office eggs were up now eggs are down so he's comparing a you know 10 of eggs compared to right now us paying six dollars in gasoline you know but it's a it's a it's a it's a psychological thing because remember he's not talking to just people like us that are you know are out here and are every day involved and are you know some of us that are lawyers some of us that are journalists some of us that are educated some of us he's dealing with a majority of the country that doesn't get all this information they get sound bites majority of our country now listens to 30 second you know they don't have more than 30 30 seconds to be able to quickly see it and listen to them move on they don't have the time to sit there listen through hours of information so he goes out there and keeps saying the same thing that oil is going to go down after the war everything Keep the line.

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That's them being influenced.
55:39
And they're saying, well, we're going to prosecute you for a crime.
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Yeah.
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I mean, look, I mean, first of all, just think about, I mean, if you're prosecuting our top generals, I mean, who's going to be leading our country? And think about what we're really prosecuting.
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That's why I keep talking about it's going after the leakers.
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It's going after the whistleblowers.
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It's going after the people that are trying to warn our country what's happening.
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That means so they're not prosecuting us.

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But the fakeness of everything is just remarkable how much they're lying to the American people right now.
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You don't believe
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that.
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Well, I watched that interview and I was cracking up in the background.
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I couldn't even believe that he was saying that to you, because if you speak to any legal, first of all, his own, he at that time had some very powerful lawyers.
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I forgot their name, but very serious lawyers.
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They would never bring that to the DOJ.
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If Michael Cohen told them, I'm going to give you some wild gulag.

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investigations.
Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
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There's, it's disgraced
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...
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I'll bring the receipts.
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Uh, he started trying to look for ways of trying to get a pardon.
17:00
He was very pissed off at the Bidens and Joe Biden, uh, for not getting the pardon he thought that he was supposed to get, and very critical of it.
17:09
He started trying to see through how using me as a ploy because he still knew I had contacts in the Trump administration, and he also understood that, uh, he had no way of getting in, started reaching out to me and trying to get me in touch with George Santos.
17:25
This is prior between s- before Santos even went away, and others.
19:10
But I am curious in terms of where things stand today, does the fact that Trump went on and had this public conversation, does that surprise you that he has done so or even said something to the effect of, you know, "I respect the fact that you recanted"? What's your impression?
5:19
What are you telling them about this move to cement Todd Blanche as the AG?
5:26
Well, you know, Todd Blanch, I know very well, somebody that was part of my own legal defense team and then ended up defending my co-defendant, somebody that I fought with during my own trial as he tried to suppress evidence as we were trying to get it to the first impeachment trial.
5:46
i think uh one of the subjects that is very important i think chris very well said when he says the federalist society and i bring it back to project 2025 and bring it back to people that are really running the show like russell vaught stephen miller and the people behind the scenes that are actually controlling it because as i say donald trump right now is more of a tool to these people these are the people writing the laws these are the people trying to interpret the laws and these are the people that find the loopholes for you know that we're seeing constantly being things be because you see the same pattern it's defy the courts and then push it to the supreme court where you hopefully have it pushed your way and we've been seeing a lot of things happen go their way you know thank god some of them didn't go their way, but they're obviously looking at birthright citizenship a little off the subject.
6:31
But even though the courts shut it down, not the way we wanted to, but still barely shut it down, you're all of a sudden seeing already yesterday Trump doing executive order, trying to go around it and trying to figure out.
6:45
So that is where I think the real issue is with that group of people that Chris talked about that a lot of people don't talk about because Trump is the face.

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And, you know, Russia, Russia, Russia, we keep coming back to is always in the mix.
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Well, you know, it's interesting and you're 100% right.
35:13
And I want to also point out that the patterns are very similar because as I'm sitting back right now watching Ellie, incredible work.
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to
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pick it up, but I was going to say, go for it.
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First of all, incredible work there.
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The way it started was I was sitting home one day and I kept thinking to myself, Tate Brothers in Romania.
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Why would they be going to Romania of all countries? Because Eastern Europe is my backbone.
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and I know all the major players over there and I'm thinking to myself, Romania, and then all of a sudden it hit me something, you know, because when I used to, for those of you that don't know everything about my story, have not read my book or seen the documentary, but there was a very big oligarch by the name of Dimitri Firtish that was involved in the 2000, 20 elections with donald trump he was uh he was actually he was in vienna uh the united states was trying to extradite him to the united states and dimitri firtish was basically he was a ukrainian oligarch but was basically working with uh vladimir putin was very very close to vladimir putin And the person that connected Vladimir Putin and him, basically the man that oversaw him, was Simeon Magilevich.
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And I actually, I remember going back to 2010 or 11, sitting in Kiev and having coffee with Magilevich and Firtash together.

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Tell everyone about the Tate Brothers connections.
33:03
So why is Fauci the only one getting singled out? Why isn't Donald Trump and the entire regime getting singled out for their mismanagement of COVID?
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Well, here's another lesson, you know, hopefully I'll give you guys about why, because Donald Trump and the GOP, not the GOP, but the mega operatives and the way they work.
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And this is part of where they attack, where they know they try to put the Democrats constantly in a box.
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And the box says is that, you know, the Democrats like to be politically correct.
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The one thing that, you know, we all are human beings.
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We all have skeletons in our closets.
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We all you know, we might not we might be Like, I'll give you an example.

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We're beginning to see a much bigger global war here than just the regional war, which Donald Trump started five weeks ago, five months ago, sorry.
10:23
Do you believe that? Because now he's back with Trump.
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I'll tell you.
10:28
It's so much scarier and deeper what Michael Cohen is doing.
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It's not just that he's back.
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He's back and trying to be the fixer.
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He's trying to get back.
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He's not fully back.

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We're good.
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What are you hearing about this address tonight?
1:57
Yeah, it's amazing how there's more and more people.
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And I think that's why Trump is right now having palpitations when it comes to the leaks coming out of the White House.
2:08
And that's why you're seeing him go after the New York Times journalist.
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He's actually one of the things I'm reporting on as part of the things that is happening today is they're collecting White House staff cell phones to start looking into them to see if they've been in contact with any of the press.
2:26
So there's a full on blitz with reporting and just the monologue you just read.
2:31
It's interesting because about a week and a half ago, I've been talking about we've been talking about election reform.

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Yeah, go ahead.
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just don't know who like even trump or anybody like who trusts michael cohen like his reputation precedes him
16:54
not not in that world in that in that world they forget what happened yesterday as long as you give them the news that happens today it benefits them and that's how that's why mega's still alive because if you think about all the shit that they've forgiven and moved on i mean jd vance let's say i mean the hitler you know you know child sexual abuser he's the vice president so They forgive and forget and move on if it benefits their situation.
17:16
And right now, it is benefiting their situation tremendously.
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Why? Because Trump wants to clear his name.
17:25
But not only that.
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See, this is what people don't understand.
17:28
This is a much bigger operation because a lot of people are going to hate Cohen, slimeball him, but there's already that division.

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um but we'll keep these people in the fold because we know that's how we're going to win and you know winning these matters more than anything else come november i mean it's just
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But what you're saying is, It's urgent that this stuff gets out and it has to happen now.
37:20
Well, I think it's not just these journalists.
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I think it's a way we have to understand because we also have the same thing with Woodward when he came out with his book about Trump and COVID and millions of people died.
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I mean, there has to be a fine line when, you know, if you're hearing all of a sudden that we might go to World War III and the world is going to explode, I think you have a common, you know, you're not going to hold it back.
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Sit on that story.
37:46
Sit on that story, right.
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So the fact that, again, you know, I understand journalism and I'm not trying to attack journalism and You know, there could have been, this could have been a story that still would have written after when they released it.
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Did you bring it to them or did they come to you?
18:45
Go through the whole Rudy story
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...
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he can't even hire an attorney.
18:47
Well, I mean, Rudy's been going through financial difficulties ever since his divorce.
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Ever since he was getting divorced, he has been trying to hide money, trying to deflect money, trying to somehow get money through other sources so for her not to see it, you know, for him to be able to hide it for himself.
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So he's been going through financial difficulties as o- as long as I've known him.
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We've had to pay for dinners, private planes.

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What can you tell me about? What can you tell my listeners about that?
15:02
It's a really big deal you got this, and tell us more about what's going on with, uh, with him and, and how you're gonna be working together.
15:09
Yeah.
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So like, uh, first of all, Hunter's been, uh, w- working for a while to try to, you know, come out and speak, and a lot of people have been saying, "When? When is Hunter?" But, you know, they have to understand, you know, even though, uh, the presidency ended, he's still dealing with so much, uh, hatred and so much problems and, you know...
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Even the fact that...
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Remember when Trump just stripped, uh, his security detail while he was traveling overseas just because to be spiteful because, uh, Laura, uh, what's her name? Uh, uh, uh, w- w- fo- founded and said that he was, you know, he shouldn't have, uh, security.
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So we've been talking and, you know, he's finally decided.
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As you can see, he came out on Twitter and started doing a lot of, you know, basically getting out there and talking and, uh, it, it kind of turns into a lot of shit talking, but at the end of the day, he's ta- he's speaking a lot of truth.

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Oh, great idea.
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I'm gonna run as an independent"? What was that?
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Absolutely.
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It was, um, a little test that I did in my district.
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Uh, I went into a, a red, hardcore MAGA re- red community, uh, in my district, and I, there was about 100, maybe a little over 100 people there.
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And when I went in there and I started, uh, uh, I was introduced by somebody that brought me into the crowd that I'm, might be thinking about running for Congress.
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Nobody asked me where I'm running, what I'm doing, but I was also supposed to be speaking at that event.
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I was, uh, supposed to be coming up.

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Mm-hmm
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Mm-hmm.
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Love is neither.
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I'm not a Republican, and I'm not a Democrat.
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I'm, I'm running for, you know, the people, the people's voices, uni-unification.
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This whole thing right now, we don't have a Democratic Party.
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We have a far left, uh, Democratic Party that's kidnapped the party.
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You have maybe 11% of the party that's controlling, uh, 89% of the party.

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That's all.
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Yep.
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Uh, a lot of people, you know, were talking about Iran, talking about different things, but me and you kept mentioning watch, and all of us are saying, "Watch Tulsi Gabbard.
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Watch that space," you know? She's the DNI- DNI director, but she's not in the meetings when it comes to Iran, she's not in the meetings when it comes to Venezuela.
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She's not in the meetings when it comes to Russia [laughs] and, uh, Ukraine.
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But she is in Georgia when, you know, election, the FBI is raiding election.
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You know, she is in, uh, all of a sudden involved in uncovering a whistleblower in the 2016, uh, election to be able to give what, as we were talking about, Donald Trump, uh, an opportunity to be able to federalize these elections.
65:05
But then at the same time, as you showed on your clip earlier, the real Tulsi Gabbard was pro-Iran.

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Please
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Yeah
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...subscribing to him.
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Uh, like, "Dad, what are you doing?" I'm like, "I have no idea what's going on." So I went on, uh, this, uh, live on my way to the airport, and I said, "Look, I don't know who this Alyssa character is.
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I've never met her, I've never spoken to her, have not said anything bad about her.
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I'm inviting her on.
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Come on, please, let's discuss this.
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Let's figure this out.

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[laughs]
60:07
He's willing to lie and do whatever it takes to win." First off, if you can, tell me what was Ron DeSantis lying about and, more importantly, why?
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I mean, he would lie t- about a lot of things.
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First of all, he lied, uh, about my relationship with him.
60:23
He lied to me about telling me I was gonna be on the transition team and then tried to walk away from it.
60:28
He lied to, uh-His, a lot of the supporters and, and, uh, donors, when I was with him in meetings, when he would tell them what they wanted to hear, when they would come up to him and tell him, "Oh, I have this company and I'm looking to do this," or he, you know, and stuff like that, and he would agree and then turn away and, and just walk away like it never happened.
60:48
And then they would be calling me and telling me, "Well, try to get ahold of him." After they gave the money, he wouldn't respond to their calls.
60:54
I mean, the diff- one of the things I saw about Ron that I think he's more dangerous than Trump, for instance, is with Trump, he, he's a loudmouth.
65:52
Tell me, if you would, what can people expect from that documentary, and what story does it tell?

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Jim Acosta

May 13 · 3h 22m

188:22
It, it's, it's nuts.
188:25
Yeah, no.
188:25
And, and, and, and that's the crazy part.
188:27
They're, they unveiled the people that didn't wanna be unveiled, but then they went ahead and then, you know, still are covering up and still, uh, you know, uh, redacting people, you know, some of these powerful, most powerful people that are still out there.
188:40
The other powerful thing I think that, you know, we don't realize is now that some of these people have been, you know, exposed, think about this, uh, like Rosa for instance.
188:49
I mean, she w- everything she went through being abused by Epstein.
188:54
Then she goes, the abuse by our own government for many years of not following up.

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What's your, what's your, what's your response to that when people say that?

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