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Well, my friends, I was just telling us here behind the scenes that
I you know, I'm not sure really the exact words that I want to
use today as we talk about when I think are some of the darkest days
at this republic, and I use the word republic intentionally, deliberately, it
is accurate and true, this constitutional republic. We are in some dark dark
days. Now. That doesn't mean that we should be hopeless, overwhelmed or
anything else, but folks, there is absolute evil in some high places today
in this country. I want to get to that before we do that.
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eight thirty. I'll say it again. I know I talk fast sometimes three
one seven two one zero twenty eight thirty and so today what I want to
do, And I told Oz, I said, you know, Oz,
there is so many things that there's so many angles to approach today from there
are so many issues and problems and concerns. And this isn't the wake of
the hearing yesterday in the House Judiciary Committee on basically what folks in Washington,
DC are calling the weaponization of the FBI, the weaponization of the federal government.
And again, you and I know this, and all Americans should know
this, We all should be able to come to complete an utter agreement on
this that no matter who the government is quote unquote weaponized against, that is
inexcusable, indefensible, It is absolutely evil, It is absolutely uncalled for.
It is not the job of the federal government to do these things that they
have been accused of doing. And so there were whistleblowers from the FBI that
came forward before Congress and they wanted to testify. They wanted members of the
House of Representatives. They wanted the American people to hear some of the things
that were happening inside our House of represent excuse me, inside, excuse me,
our government. They were at the House of Representatives talking about it.
But this is happening within our government, within particularly the FBI, particularly surrounding
January sixth. But folks, there is so much more, so much more
to this, right it. The tentacles of the government agencies, all of
these, the alphabet soups, FBI, CIA, DHS, take your pick,
there are their tentacles go everywhere. There is really no place that they
don't reach into. Now, constitutionally, that's not true. But my friends,
if no one is prepared to demand that these jokers and clowns and lovers
of big government stay within their lane, stay within the confines of the constitution,
and they are going to step outside of it. I've said on this
program before. I've said on this program before, it is the nature of
humanity to grow things, and most of the time, most of the time
that's good. So when God created mankind, we've wanted to have families.
We've wanted to grow families. We've wanted to build churches, We've wanted to
build businesses, we've wanted to build schools, we've wanted to build you know,
downtown areas or whatever. That's another topic. I don't want to get
into that at the moment, but we've wanted to build things, cities,
skyscrapers, airplanes, technology, you name it. Now, with these things
are always comes the risk that they can be abused or the wrong purposes.
But they are largely a moral They're not immoral. They're a moral. Money
is a moral, a gun is a moral, Meaning that these things have
no moral value. The moral value is dependent upon the person who's using it.
So if the person using it has poor moral intent, is unethical,
wants to carry out evil, then by definition, these things that we have,
be it technology, be it firearms, be it money, be it
positions of power, be it whatever they can be, they by definition become
tools of evil, not because of what these things are in and of themselves,
but because of the intent of the human being who has access to the
technology, to the firearm, to the whatever. And this is where this
is where I think the Left sometimes is totally totally oblivious and totally wrong on
some of the issues today, because we're talking about conditions that come from the
human heart, from human nature, right, And for those of us who
understand, those of us who understand the nature of humanity, we understand that
we are in a fallen state. We understand that we are not perfect.
We understand that the idea of utopia, a perfect harmonious society, is impossible.
Let me say that it is impossible this side of heaven, one hundred
percent impossible. Now, it doesn't mean that we cannot make things better.
In fact, our Constitution says in order to form a more perfect union,
but we never can reach absolute perfection because of the limits of the nature of
mankind humanity. So that being said, it's good to grow things. I
want to pause really quickly. When I was in college saying man about a
utopia. I want to tell you really quickly. When I was in college,
I went to Butler University. I'm not gonna say the name of the
professor. I'm just going to share this story really quickly because it popped into
my head. Political science class circa nineteen ninety seven, let's say, I
think it was around nineteen ninety seven, maybe it was nineteen ninety eight.
Had to write a paper for a class. It was an opinion an opinion
paper, and we had to talk about the nature of utopia, or really
our thoughts on whether or not we could achieve it, what that would look
like, that sort of thing. And I shared basically what I just shared
there. I mean much more to it, but essentially the idea that we
are we can't make perfection this side of heaven because of our nature. And
it's an opinion piece, mind you. And I cited the Bible, which
was totally acceptable. By the way, it's my opinion, and my professor
refused to grade my paper ninth. This is twenty twenty five years ago,
roughly. So I went to said professor and had a conversation with him,
and I basically said, what's going on here? And he said I couldn't
have that opinion. I couldn't have that opinion. And I told him,
in a manner of speaking, well, why can't I have this opinion?
Of course I can have this opinion. And I said, just as you
believe in Karl Marx and the writings of Marx, and you want to cite
his works, the count Communist Manifesto and so forth, I want to cite
the Bible. And when we're talking about human nature, I think the Bible
absolutely has relevant. You can disagree, you can say I'm foolish, you
don't have to like my conclusion, but it absolutely is relevant, especially when
we're talking about someone's opinion, and I said, and by the way,
my book the Bible has withstood a lot more criticism than you're silly little communist
manifesto. Anyway, I basically had to argue for him to grade the paper.
I probably spent fifty times more time on it than any other student.
I forget what I got. I think I gotta be something. But I
basically wrote the whole paper, explained to him while he's why he should grade
my paper. It was crazy anyway, And things are much much worse today
in the college, the college landscape. But you know, as we think
about these things, and as we think about human nature, and as we
think about the role of government. We mentioned off the top, growing things
is typically good. We mentioned businesses, churches, families, all these things
good things, right, good things. But there's an area that it's not
good. And that area is in the department or in the area I guess
of government. And the reason is because of what I said about the nature
of humanity. See, the founders were smart enough to know they were They
were well versed and very articulate, very aware of history of philosophy. They
had seen governments around the world, they had understood human nature, the types
of government that worked and didn't work. That's why, by the way,
I say we have a constitutional republic, not a democracy. It doesn't mean
that we don't have a there's no democratic aspects, of course there are,
but we don't have a pure democracy. For very good reasons. The Founders
were very brilliant and what they set up, and they were also brilliant in
establishing this notion that says government needs to stay basically small. Basically, the
Constitution is designed to say, this is what your government should do. It
should stay within the line these lanes, within these boundary lines. This is
where it should go. It should not extend past this. Because they understood
the nature of humanity. They understood that when you get into a position where
your government is greater in size and scope and responsibility and power hour than the
people it is supposedly representing, bad things can happen. And of course bad
things have happened throughout history. The Founders had to deal with that with King
George. Much of the population of planet Earth had to deal with that in
the nineteenth century, excuse me, the twentieth century, under people like Gee
Wizz, Joseph Stalin, Mao, Fidel Castro, Adolph Hitler, Paul Pott.
In fact, I just had lunch recently with somebody who his family,
his family, distant relatives. I believe there is wife's family. They were
missionaries in Cambodia back during right before the time of Paul Pott in the killing
fields. Just we lose scope, or we just we sometimes lose perspect active.
It's easy to lose perspective on this. But governments that are big enough
to give you everything you want, and I forget who said this, are
also big enough to take away everything that you have up to and including your
life. And we are seeing a part of this. I know it is
tough to swallow. I know there's a part of you. There's a part
of you that thinks, no way, Todd, this is the United States
of America. Brother, this is not happening. But it is. It
absolutely is happening. The Federal Bureau of Investigation. If you listen to the
and we're gonna play some sound bites. I mean, I've got so much
information here today. I'm on information overload. If I don't get to them,
you can go as you can anytime. You can go to our stack
of stuff page on the website Todd Huffshow dot com. It's one of the
main links on the homepage. It'll say stack of stuff. Here we are
May nineteenth. If you go on the page and you look at it and
you can see the articles, in fact, there's a lot, you'll see
more than usual. So I clearly won't get to all of these. But
if you want to see some of what I'm referencing that I cannot get to
there it is. In fact, I even put headers today. I even
put headers today for your make it easy for you to browse this. So
that is what we want to talk about today, the beginnings of I don't
even want to say the beginnings, because the government has expanded and grown dangerously
when many people were not looking, when we were not collectively paying attention.
Now it's gotten our attention, and the question really is, my goodness,
how bad is it? How do we stop it? What can I do?
That's where we are now, And we're at a point, my friends,
I've said this before, and I'll take a break here. We're at
a point the same point the founders were. I know this is a lot,
I know, but I believe this. We're at a point when the
founders put pen to paper metaphorically here Declaration of Independence. They signed a sheet
of paper that said, we mutually pledge to one another our lives, our
fortunes, and our sacred honor. In fact, one of these FBI whistleblowers
said this yesterday in the hearings. We have to be prepared. We have
to be prepared for all of us, all Americans, to step in and
win the to engage in this fight, to expose the corruption, to hold
these clowns and jokers and authoritarians and lovers a big government accountable, no matter
the personal costs. And I know, I know to some that makes cringe.
No, I don't want to I don't want to be comfortable, or
I don't want to lose my comfort. I want to keep I want to
keep it easy lifestyle. But at what cost? My friends? This stuff
is on fire around us, and we look at this and we asked,
you know, we read history sometimes and we say, man, why didn't
they do anything about it? Well, this is why, this is why.
As it was going on, As it was going on, some people
refused to get into the fight. For whatever reasons. They were intimidated,
They were apathetic. They didn't want to put their life, liberty, sacred,
on or whatever else at risk. That's what the founders did. That's
the only reason that and by the grace of God, that we have this
country today. But it's time to do that. It's time we collectively not
just get engaged, but very serious about fixing this problem, holding these jokers
and clowns accountable. And with that being said, I'm going to take our
first time out. My friends. You're listening here to conservative not better talk.
I am your host, the one, the only, the beloved taught
huff back here a minute. Welcome back, my friends. So you know
what I want to do, and I don't want to I don't want to
go and replay, rehash too much of this, but I want to play.
I do want to do this. I've thought about this before the show,
and I thought about this a little bit during that last break. I
remember when I played the SoundBite. For those of you that listen every day
to this program. And by the way, if you're in a place where
the you know, we're not on daily in your market, or you're not
able to catch it daily or whatever, you can go to the podcast.
The podcast is free. It's on Apple Podcasts, It's on Spotify. You
can go to todhuf show dot com slash listen if you want. Regardless,
it was a program. I believe it was yesterday's program, to be honest,
that I was. I was trying to remember when I when I played
this, but there's a sound bite and I'm gonna play it. I'm gonna
play this here in a second. And it was former President Obama sitting down
with the guy Nate burleson CBS. I don't know what these these silly shows
are called. It's one of those one of those CBS shows. He's sitting
down with Obama, and we talked about this yesterday. But I want to
frame it a little bit differently today. I want I want as you listen
to Obama's words to Nate Burleson here and by extension, to the American people.
When Obama says he's worried about having a divided media, he's worried about
a media that you know, two Americas. Basically, by the way,
I'm concerned about two Americas. But what he's saying and what I'm saying,
it's the same in concept. It's just that he is he Obama is attributing
the people who are living in fantasy world to the people who are actually living
in reality and the people he thinks that are living in reality. I don't
think it's what he really thinks. I think it's the people that he knows
have already bought into the notion of massively big government that he loves. But
whatever the case, the people that he thinks are thinking about things correctly and
so forth are actually the ones that are taking as dangerously and perilously close to
the metaphorical edge here. So we do have a divided media, but we
have people in the media, a sum a handful that want to tell you
know, reports, just a couple actually actual journalists, and then we have
a bunch of propagandists. Obama wants a bunch of propagandists. He wants a
bunch of people peddling the media narrative. He doesn't want or the Democrat narrative.
He doesn't want another opinion out there. He doesn't like, quote unquote
a divided media. I don't even know what doesn't mean to have a unified
media that doesn't even make sense to me, doesn't make sense to me that
the media we should even know that they're all on the same page. That's
a foreign concept to me, because the media shouldn't have a position. The
media should just be telling people what's going on, or letting them hear and
get information so that they can make decisions for themselves. I know that that
is such an antiquated notion and idea, but that's truly the way that it's
supposed to work. But that being said, I want you to listen to
Obama's words here, and I want you to think about through the eyes of
these FBI whistleblowers. These are individuals who are basically telling us things like there
were embedded. And we know this people that have followed us closely, many
of you, most of you, the vast majority of you have. But
these the January sixth crowd, there were certainly people that broke the law and
all that kind of stuff. I've never said that there wasn't, but there's
also been people in the FBI that were embedded and so forth. They didn't
want to admit this. Christopher Ray, I mean, the testimony we heard
yesterday completely contradicts Christopher Ray. By the way, another thing that you can
read about in the stack of stuff. Representative Marjorie Taylor Green has introduced articles
of impeachment for just about everybody in Washington, d C. I know Joe
Biden's on their. FBI Director Christopher Rays on there. The US Attorney for
the District of Columbia is on their. Merrick Garland is on their. DHS
Secretary Alejandro my Orcus is on there. I may be forgetting somebody, but
she's wanting to impeach them all, and my friends, candidly, I know
some people are they just don't have the stomach for this, but we have
to eradicate these folks. For those in government. If these things are as
bad as what we're hearing, or probably worse than we drastic action absolutely needs
to be taken. It, one hundred percent needs to be taken. Not
because their political adversaries, not because we don't agree with their ideas, but
because of this corruption and the lying and the deceit and the abuse of power.
If that is in fact happening, as I am as certain as I'm
sitting here that it is, these folks need to be held accountable in a
massive way. But I want you to listen. I'm gonna play this SoundBite
from Obama. It's a couple of minutes. But just listen to what he's
saying and think about how the everyone in the media minus a couple didn't even
acknowledge, hasn't even acknowledged the things that these whistleblowers are talking about. And
understand understand just how a detached from reality he is on this. But be
how dangerous this situation is because we are being deliberately lied to and these things
are being covered up. Dare I say collusion is happening between the deep state
or whatever, the bureaucratic state, the swamp and the media. A Listen
to what Obama says and think about it in terms of what we heard yesterday,
which we'll get more into, these FBI whistleblowers talking about the corruption they're
seeing and how they've been targeted and penalized, attacked by higher ranking officials because
they didn't tow the government narrative and talking points. Here's Obama of my brother's
keeper. It's a matter of want to on the part of the broader society.
You know, I'm a father of a nineteen year old, it's seventeen
year old, a twelve year old, and I am an optimistic man.
But I find myself falling into this space where I have concerned about the country
that they will inherit right once I'm gone post presidency? What about this country
keeps you up at night? The thing that I'm most worried about it is
the degree to which we now have a divided conversation, in part because we
have a divided media. Right, So who's responsible for this? But I'm
much older than you, Nate, you don't look at them. That's what
I was fishing for. But when I was coming up, you read three
TV stations, yea, and people were getting a similar sense of what is
true and what isn't, what was real and what was not. Today,
what I'm most concerned about is the fact that, because of the splintering of
the media, we almost occupy different realities. If something happens in the past,
everybody could say, all right, we made disagree on how to solve
it, but at least we all agree that, yeah, that's an issue.
Okay, I'm gonna pause it. I'm not to play the rest of
it. The rest of it I played yesterday. But the point here is
what he's saying, what he's insinuating, is that conservative media doesn't tell its
viewers or listeners or whatever the full story. You don't know facts because you
haven't been told the facts, when in reality, you know there's tons of
research on this stuff. I know this because I live in this world.
I'm talk about this stuff every day. Conservative people who are conservatives are much
more, much more aware. Research has shown this. They're much more educated
on what's going on. They're much more likely to consume news that is from
another political viewpoint. I mean, I'm all over the place with the stuff
I consume now. I sift a lot of it through. I view it
through, read it through, listen through a very very heavy and very very
thick you know, just what I want to say is filter. I guess
I don't just absorb it as though they're telling me the truth because I know
who these folks are and you do too, by the way, But this
idea that we don't know what's going on, we have a different version of
reality. It's actually the inverse. The opposite is true. The left has
no idea, and who if they paid attention to these hearings yesterday, who
would have had no idea about any of these things that these whistleblowers are saying
happened in the FBI. Who would have no clue. The people who consume
mainstream media one hundred percent, my friends, they're the ones that are living
in a delusional universe. They're the ones that are having well a narrative replace
the actual truth. They're the ones that are being force fed an agenda instead
of giving actual, real, unbiased news. And we'll talk more about this
on the other side of the break, and we'll talk about these allegations because
they are hideous and absolutely incredible. But I've gotta take a break. My
friends, Sit tight, you're listening to conservative, not bitter talk. I'm
your host, Todd Huff Back in a minute. I'll come back, my
friends. So this segment, I want to just read. I'm gonna read
some things that we learned yesterday. Well, some of this we knew before.
Here's a tweet from Matt Gates, who's on the committee. The Washington
d C. Field Office, excuse me, the Washington DC FBI Field Office
confirmed that undercover officers, confidential informants, and FBI assets were present at the
US Capital on January sixth, the despite what FBI Director Ray was testifying,
well despite that he was testified to the contrary. So that's that's big.
He that his testimony did not match that. But that, of course,
through these whistleblowers, we've learned that that is well, that the testimony conflicts.
It conflicts with the testimony of the FBI director. And I'll leave it
to you to decide who you believe here. Anyway, here's House Judiciary GOP
FBI special Agent Garrett oh Boyle. But which who. By the way,
I have a clip from his opening statement, I believe that I want to
play for you probably next segment. He was transferred across the country, only
to be suspended on his first day. So they transferred him. When he
got there, he was suspended, so they made him move. And then
the day he arrives at his new location, truly across the country. I
forget the city, but it was across the country. It wasn't like across
town. Across the country was suspended on that first day. The tweet continues
here. The FBI's actions forced his family to beg and borrow warm coats for
their children because the family's belongings were locked and an FBI controlled storage facility.
That sounds lovely, sounds like exactly what our government should not be doing.
That's despicable. This is intimidation. They're trying to shake these guys down.
They're trying to make them not want to do what they're doing. One hundred
percent. Here we go. Here's House Judiciary goop with another tweet. Steve
Friend was a distinguished FBI agent. The FBI retaliated against him after he exposed
how the bureau was cooking the books on domestic violent extremism cases. So there's
another person that testified there. Here's Marcus Allen, which this Marcus Allen again
tweet from the House Judiciary ASP bravely served our country overseas in the armed services
and has been suspended. I think he said he had two tours in Iraq.
He has been suspended without pay for over a year by the FBI for
quote disloyalty. He's the one. I tell you, folks, you cannot
make this up again. It's in the stack of stuff. I don't have
time to play all this today. But if you go to the website totup
show dot com, go to stack of stuff, you'll find some of this
stuff I'm referencing. He was actually during questioning by one of the Democrat female
members of Congress. I forget which one it was he was accused of.
Well, he was basically held accountable for a tweet. His name's Marcus Allen.
And so I apparently this congresswoman, this leftist has no idea that there's
more than one Marcus Allen in the world today. So she's asking him about
a tweet and he said, that's not even my account, and she just
continued. Now she wanted him to say, do agree with the tweeter or
nine, but he didn't tweet the tweets. It's just crazy stupid stuff.
Someone else and I don't know it was. Actually i'm gonna say this name
this is this is a hat tip to the late great lush Rush Limbaugh.
But it was actually at Debbie Blabbermouth Scholtz. It's Debbie Wasserman Schultz. Rushi
used to call her Blabbermouth Scholtz. I represented it from from the state of
Florida. She actually accused one of these folks, and I'm not sure if
it was him, because I didn't I can't remember which one, but she
said that you're basically out here trying to to pimp your book sales. It's
it's actually very timely that you're here to try to, you know, talk
about your book in front of Congress, or you trying to get book sales,
basically is what she was saying, to try to demean and undermine.
I don't think it was I don't know if it was him or not.
To be honest, it doesn't matter who it was. It was one of
these folks who's simply trying, you know, to share what's going on,
to share what they experienced. These these individuals have been punished, have been
punished for not following the narrative, for questioning practices and activities and things that
absolutely should not have happened, for pointing out things that we were told by
higher ups in the FBI that never happened, that these guys are saying did
happen. That's what we're dealing with, my friends timeouts. In order when
we get back, I'll play a sound bite from one of the individuals who
testified yesterday. Had get his name as special Agent Garrett oh Boyle, and
I'll play a minute or so just to give you an idea of what he's
had to contend with. Quick time out though back in a minute welcome back,
my friends. So I want to play this sound bite from FBI special
Agent Garrett oh Boyle. I believe this part was during his opening his opening
testimony yesterday, just to give you a flavor of some of the stuff that's
been happening to these folks, what they've seen in the FBI and how they've
seen the FBI treat them. When these individual agents say, hey, I've
got to report this, this is out of control. Look at or listen,
I guess to how they've been treated. I've been smeared as a malcontent
and subpar FBI employee. This smear stands and start contrasts in my life in
public service. This smear campaign, discussing as it is, is unsurprising.
Despite our oath to uphold the constitution, too many and the FBI aren't willing
to sacrifice for the hard right over the easy wrong. They see what becomes
of whistleblowers, How the FBI destroys their careers, suspends them under false pretenses,
takes their security clearances, and pay with no true options for real recourse
or remedy. Awful. This is by design. It creates an Orwellian atmosphere
that silence is opposition and discussion. We know what is right to do.
Yeah, we too often refuse to do what is right because the difficulty and
suffering it incurs. Preach it couldn't knowingly continue on this path silently without speaking
out against the weaponization I witnessed, even if it meant losing my job,
my career, my livelihood, my family's home, and now my anonymity.
It's up to members of this committee, current and former FBI employees, and
indeed all Americans to ensure that the weaponization of our own government against the people
comes to an end, no matter the personal cost, no matter the personal
cost. James Madison prudently opened in framing a government which is to be administered
by men over men. The great difficulty lies in this. You must first
enable the government to control the governed, and the next place oblige it to
control itself. The safeguards currently in place at the FBI are clearly inadequate.
It must be reworked to protect whistle blowers and others who are inappropriately targeted.
The FBI can extract whatever they want from me. I'm willing to bear that
burden. I've sworn to defend this country from enemies, both foreign end domestics,
even if that means sacrificing my life. I've lived that old out since
first enlisting in the army, consistently saying here, am I send me my
old However, did not include sacrificing the hopes, dreams, and livelihood of
my family and that strong, beautiful and courageous wife and our four sweet and
beautiful daughters who have endured this process along with me and weaponized fashion. The
FBI allowed me to accept orders to a new position halfway across the country.
They allowed us to sell my families home. They ordered me to report to
the new unit when our youngest daughter was two weeks old. Then on my
first day on the new assignment, they suspended me, rendering my family homeless.
They refused to release our goods, including our clothes, for weeks.
Listen to this. All I wanted to do was serve my country by stopping
bad guys and protecting the innocent. To my chagrin, bad guys have begun
running parts of the government, making it difficult to continue to serve this nation
and protect the innocent. But I, for one, will never stop trying,
and I'll never forget my oath, thank you, And that's what all
of us in our own way. We have to be prepared, folks.
This is serious what we're dealing with. This, make no mistake what they're
doing to this man and others as well to his family. He heard the
story that he shared there. There was lots more of that in yesterday's testimony.
But I gotta take a break. I'm just out of time. My
friends, sit tight back in a minute, back, my friends. There's
not a lot of time left in this week. And I always try it.
Look, I try to end. I know that this stuff is heavy.
We don't want to believe this stuff about our government, but we better
deal in reality. We better deal with facts. We better understand what we
are up against and take a little bit of heart and knowing that people I
do believe. I see it. I hear from lots of you. I
see it in conversations as we travel the country. I see a lot of
folks coming together. Their eyes have been opened. But we have to we
have to take care of business here. There's there's no time left to play
games. Garretto Boyle's testimony. I actually talked over one of the lines that
I was trying to make sure that you heard he said, it's no matter
the personal cost, we have to join this fight. All Americans. We
all have our lane. I understand that, but it's time that it's pastime
actually that we that we get involved and fight back. And there's a myriad
of ways to do this. I still believe that we can right this ship.
We have a lot of work cut out for us. This battle is
never ending. It will not end. So just we got to get that
through our minds and understand that there are a lot of ways to fight it.
We can, of course, try to be persuaded and help people to
understand conservative principles and values, turn them onto this program. That's great.
I'll do what we can here do here as well. But we can also
support conservative companies, companies that believe in America the constitution. You hear lots
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But you can support those folks. You can get involved, right, you
know, reach out to us. We're trying to continue to find ways to
connect people, to work together to push in the right direction. Maybe you
feel called to start a blog or I don't even know. There's so many
things that can be done. But now is the time. Now, I'm
telling you, now is the time. It is time to begin to start
taking steps forward in that direction. Whatever. We all need to be pushing
in the same direction, for sure, but we all may have different roles.
Right, that's okay, that's absolutely okay. But the time to sit
on the sideline is over. If we thought it. This testimony that we
heard yesterday from these folks who are whistle blowing at the FBI should make this
abundantly clear. The folks, I still believe in America, I still believe
in you. I've got to let you go though. STG. Have a
good weekend.