Bank?

I found this very, very surprising, to be honest with you.

Also, it's not clear where Joseph A.

Banks, which is kind of like a downscale Brooks Brothers, if you will.

It's traditional, more Ivy League clothing, but at cut-race prices.

I have a few Madras jackets from there.

You once in a while find an odd piece that's okay, but it's not where you expect the president to be getting his clothes.

Hey, Roger, how are the midterms shaping up? What do you think? How does it look to you?

How do you put it in perspective?

Well, I look, I think it's very clear because I'm a 50-year friend of Donald Trump, at some point, the, the Mueller prosecutors seemed to believe that they could pressure me into testifying falsely against him, into getting me to claim that I had discussed, uh, the WikiLeaks disclosures about Hillary Clinton with him as early as the summer of 2016, which is entirely false.

I took multiple polygraph tests that proved it was false.

Uh, the other point, of course, is that Assange himself, uh, said on multiple occasions in public forums that he had information that was damaging to Hillary, and he intended to release it before the election.

So it's not as if it was a secret.

It's interesting because Robert Mueller's final report was withheld from my defense attorneys, uh, at trial.

The judge said that we weren't entitled to it, although in America, a criminal defendant is supposed to be entitled to all the evidence against them.

Right.

Thank you.

You know, I think that because of Watergate, So many of Nixon's accomplishments have been buried by history.

Strategic arms limitation with the Soviets that probably saved this country hundreds of millions, if not billions of dollars in defense spending.

The desegregation of the public schools, which was not done under Lyndon Johnson or John F. Kennedy, done under Richard Nixon.

The unilateral saving of Israel from total annihilation and destruction in the 1973 Yom Kippur War over the objections of Henry Kissinger and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

The Volunteer Army, the end of the draft.

The 18-year-old vote.

And I think Americans, by and large, found out, which is why— He won the 1972 election in a landslide, correct?

Bank?

I found this very, very surprising, to be honest with you.

Also, it's not clear where Joseph A.

Banks, which is kind of like a downscale Brooks Brothers, if you will.

It's traditional, more Ivy League clothing, but at cut-race prices.

I have a few Madras jackets from there.

You once in a while find an odd piece that's okay, but it's not where you expect the president to be getting his clothes.

Hey, Roger, how are the midterms shaping up? What do you think? How does it look to you?

Bank?

I found this very, very surprising, to be honest with you.

Also, it's not clear where Joseph A.

Banks, which is kind of like a downscale Brooks Brothers, if you will.

It's traditional, more Ivy League clothing, but at cut-race prices.

I have a few Madras jackets from there.

You once in a while find an odd piece that's okay, but it's not where you expect the president to be getting his clothes.

Hey, Roger, how are the midterms shaping up? What do you think? How does it look to you?

Bank?

I found this very, very surprising, to be honest with you.

Also, it's not clear where Joseph A.

Banks, which is kind of like a downscale Brooks Brothers, if you will.

It's traditional, more Ivy League clothing, but at cut race prices.

I have a few Madras jackets from there.

You once in a while find an odd piece that's okay, but it's not where you expect the president to be getting his clothes.

Hey, Roger, how are the midterms shaping up? What do you think? How does it look to you?

Mm-hmm.

That allows, uh, the, the m- minority to hamstring the majority, 'cause I think we have 51 votes.

Certainly with Vance we do.

Uh, it, it is one of the great travesties of our time.

Uh, uh, and therefore, uh, these, uh, the trend line, uh, on the, on the, uh, midterms, uh, i- is not looking good.

Now, there are a couple of mitigating factors.

First of all, l- let's figure out where we got to where we are.

Mm-hmm.

Really? I mean, what's going on here?

Actually, Larry, I must tell you, I'm growingly optimistic looking at the polling.

First of all, the worst place to be in politics, 30 days in an election, is narrowly ahead and trying to hold the lead.

That's not where you want to be.

Almost cost Richard Nixon the presidency in 1968.

The place you want to be is slightly down with the momentum moving in your direction.

And we're seeing that.

He's always right.

Really? I mean, what's going on here?

Actually, Larry, I must tell you, I'm growingly optimistic looking at the polling.

First of all, the worst place to be in politics, 30 days in an election, is narrowly ahead and trying to hold the lead.

That's not where you want to be.

Almost cost Richard Nixon the presidency in 1968.

The place you want to be is slightly down with the momentum moving in your direction.

And we're seeing that.

He's always right.

Correct

...

in both houses in the midterm election.

So let's not pretend like, oh, Trump lo- uh, you know, that, that this is, this is, uh, not a, a, a, a, a historical trend that he's fighting.

Uh, but I don't think it's over till it's over, and I also recognize the awesome powers of a President of the United States.

Instead of criticizing the negotiators who are trying to b- reach a conclusion in the Russia and Ukraine war, why don't we pray for their success instead of attacking them personally? That, that's-

Right.

It's very significant.

How did Mr. Smith go into Washington do today?

I think Senator Ted Cruz is almost right.

Actually, I think the Arctic Frost investigation by Jack Smith is the second largest abuse of power in the history of the country, the first one being the Mueller investigation.

The irony of this is that I believe Smith's raid on Mar-a-Lago A raid on the home of a former president of the United States was an effort to get those classified documents that proved, as Tulsi Gabbard let us all know with her declassification, that the Russian collusion matter was indeed a seditious conspiracy.

A hoax hooked up to deprive Donald Trump from the presidency that he won in a fair election in 2016.

So this is, at a minimum, the second greatest abuse of power in our history.

Perhaps the second greatest political dirty trick.

What do you think Congress should do? What kind of power do they have? What can they do to Jack Smith?

us.

Right, discourage people, lack of confidence, to discourage people from voting for thinking that it's a foregone conclusion.

The polling I've looked at still shows me that Democrats are held in lower regard than Republicans.

If you're a Trump supporter and you're disappointed that he hasn't solved all the country's problems in two years, I think you're unrealistic.

But if you look at the job growth, if you look at the income growth, if you look at the enormous success of his tariff program until tyrannical left-wing judges got in the way and incorrectly decided that the president of the United States doesn't have the authority to set tariff policy, which is, let's face it, absurd.

And you're thinking about staying home or urging other among your friends or your family to stay home.

You're making a tremendous mistake.

But I just wish that was true.

us.

Right, discourage being a lack of confidence, to discourage people from voting for thinking that it's a foregone conclusion.

The polling I've looked at still shows me that Democrats are held in lower regard than Republicans.

If you're a Trump supporter and you're disappointed that he hasn't solved all the country's problems two years i think you're unrealistic but if you look at the job growth if you look at the income growth if you look at the enormous success of the tariff program until tyrannical left-wing judges got in the way and incorrectly decided that the president of the united states doesn't have the authority to set tariff policy which is let's face it absurd And you're thinking about staying home or urging other among your friends or your family to stay home.

You're making a tremendous mistake.

Trump himself, as you know, has announced that he's going to hit the road for 30 days straight.

He's the greatest campaigner in the history of the Republican Party since Theodore Roosevelt.

But I just wish that was true.

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Uh, and all, all, all of the other crazy things that he said.

People need to understand who he is, and then you're absolutely right.

People need to know that, that, that Ken Paxton has taken on the political establishment in Texas, uh, as well as nationally.

Uh, and he's been in the forefront of fighting the Biden administration, fighting for the people of Texas.

It's a combination of two, uh, and both of them at this point, uh, are, I think, are not happening.

Now, I was happy to see Elon Musk, who I, I'm a great admirer of-

Yeah.

Yes.

Uh, and that's what brings us to a South Florida grand jury.

That's what gets the jurisdiction in South Florida instead of Washington, DC.

I can tell you right now, in Washington, DC, you would never get justice.

You would never find a judge or a jury that could render a fair verdict.

You could never have true justice.

The left keeps wanting to say that this is Trump seeking revenge and retaliation.

Good

Yes.

The biggest tax cut in American history, including no tax on tips, no tax on retirements, Dan, 88% of those receiving Social Security benefits will pay no tax on them.

This is a sea change.

Our border is closed.

Illegal border crossings of dangerous criminals has dropped to almost nothing, yet we have a successful program to deport.

the most violent and vicious, dangerous criminals.

The billions of dollars that President Trump's policies, regulatory policies, have brought into the country so businesses can expand here, to create jobs here.

Republicans need to be running on all of that immediately or we could have dire consequences.

Mm.

I've written two books on the subject, uh, Nixon's Secrets and Tricky Dick: The Rise and Fall and Rise of Richard Nixon, which I li- outline all of the same information.

This is really very simple.

Richard Nixon was taken down in a coup by the Central Intelligence Agency, by the same people who killed John F. Kennedy, same people who removed Nixon, the same people who tried to kill Ronald Reagan, same people who tried, the same institutions that tried to kill Donald Trump, and Matt Walsh, i- in this documentary, absolutely proves it.

Uh, it answers the great why of Watergate.

Uh, Nixon was a threat to the establishment.

They thought he was the ultimate hardliner, but he ended the war in Vietnam.

Mm

Why is it happening now?

Well, uh, it's an excellent question.

This is something I've been trying to achieve for 30 years.

Uh, President Trump has asked me numerous times, "Why did Nixon quit?" And the answer is, because there was no internet in 1973, 1972 and '3.

You had a monolithic media, three major news networks.

Uh, you didn't really have national newspapers yet, but you did have very influential news magazines, Newsweek, Time, Life, Look, and so on.

They were universally hostile to Nixon.

So what is the new clothing project? How do I get one of the cool double-breasted jackets? And can I ask you to do some fit checks for various figures that the producers have pulled?

How do you feel about that documentary?

I mean, there are a few things here and there that I would disagree with, but overall, I think it's a fair portrayal.

The three young guys who came to me with this proposed project, uh, which was five years in the making.

Uh, I initially said, well, why are you so interested? And they said, well, we think your career is over.

We really want to capture your crashing burn.

I said, you guys are fools because I'm going to help Donald Trump become president.

And they laughed hysterically and arranged for them to go interview Donald Trump.

That money, that figure, doesn't sound like a legitimate or non-criminal figure to me, Roger, is it?

Roger, the mic is yours, my friend.

Well, Dan, there's a number of parts to this.

As you recall, when it became public that President Nixon had taped all of his conversations, he went to the courts to try to prevent them from being publicly released.

He was defeated in the US Supreme Court nine to zero.

So why Joe Biden thought that he would be entitled to keep these tapes a secret, I have no idea.

But now that we've heard the tapes, uh, I, I do understand.

First of all, huge credit to Mike Howell and to, uh, Jeff Clark, former Department of Justice official under Donald Trump, over there at the Oversight, uh, Project for pursuing these tapes.

Yeah.

Give us a first look of what's going to be in this book.

Well, thanks, Alex.

First of all, it is important that you pointed out that the Billy Sol Estes tape, which you unearthed along with locals there in Texas, totally confirmed the thesis of my New York Times bestselling book, The Man Who Killed Kennedy, the case against LBJ.

So for anyone who doubted it, you got the definitive audio tape.

in which Cliff Carter, the chief political operative for Lyndon Baines Johnson, admits on tape to Billy Solis that, yes, LBJ had brought in Malcolm Mack Wallace to kill John F. Kennedy.

You exposed this to the world.

It was one of the biggest broadcasts you've ever had.

Well,

Give us a first look of what's going to be in this book.

Well, thanks, Alex.

First of all, it is important that you pointed out that the Billy Sal Estes tape, which you unearthed along with locals there in Texas, totally confirmed the thesis of my New York Times bestselling book, The Man Who Killed Kennedy, the case against LBJ.

So for anyone who doubted it, you got the definitive audio tape.

in which Cliff Carter, the chief political operative for Lyndon Baines Johnson, admits on tape to Billy Solis that, yes, LBJ had brought in Malcolm Mack Wallace to kill John F. Kennedy.

You exposed this to the world.

It was one of the biggest broadcasts you've ever had.

Well,

Give us a first look of what's going to be in this book.

Well, thanks, Alex.

First of all, it is important that you pointed out that the Billy Sol Estes tape, which you unearthed along with locals there in Texas, totally confirmed the thesis of my New York Times bestselling book, The Man Who Killed Kennedy, the case against LBJ.

So for anyone who doubted it, you got the definitive audio tape.

in which Cliff Carter, the chief political operative for Lyndon Baines Johnson, admits on tape to Billy Solis that, yes, LBJ had brought in Malcolm Mack Wallace to kill John F. Kennedy.

You exposed this to the world.

It was one of the biggest broadcasts you've ever had.

So I, they're not going to be too happy about

Where do you want to start? I've got a million questions, but what's front and center for you? And it's good to see you.

Alex, it's good to be back with you.

I think some people thought that because you and I had clashed last time I came on your show, you would call for the removal of President Trump under the 26th Amendment.

We had a spirited debate.

Some people felt that that meant that we'd had some kind of personal falling out.

That's just simply not true.

You and I have never agreed on everything, even when I worked at Infowars, which I have to tell you, May have been the happiest time in my life was before Robert Mueller in the deep state tried to destroy me.

He makes my skin crawl.

That's right, yep.

How do we know this? Largely because Tulsi Gabbard, the former director of National Intelligence, declassified all of the documents proving that the entire Russian collusion matter was a hoax that was co- cooked up by Barack Obama himself, Joe Biden, his national security advisor, Susan Rice, the CIA director, and, and one of the main culprits, CIA Director John Brennan, FBI Director James Comey, Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, Robert Mueller, if he was really not all, uh, there.

Yep

... that begins in July of 2016, but continues all the way to the raid of Mar-a-Lago.

That puts this in the jurisdiction of the Southern District of Florida, very district that, different than Washington, DC.

So now the question we all have to ask is will anybody be held accountable? These people engaged in probably the greatest single abuse of power in which the full authority of the United States government was used for strictly political purposes, utilizing what they knew was fabricated evidence, the Steele dossier, and the false claim that the Democrat National Committee was hacked by Russian intelligence.

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