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Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: Now that the Reds have been eliminated from postseason play,
Speaker 2: there's simply no debate. Reds fans have to find a
Speaker 2: way to support baseball, and you can adopt a Yankees fan.
Speaker 2: Oddly enough, there's one coming up next. My name is
Speaker 2: Chuck and I'm a Yankees fan. And the Judge has
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Speaker 1: welcome back your honor. Always my favorite time of week.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Brian, And what a pleasant comment from Chuck Ingram.
Speaker 3: Very much appreciated. Then we'll see where the We'll see
Speaker 3: where the Yankees go.
Speaker 1: Well, are you optimistic at least?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yes, optimistic? My goodness, Aaron Judge almost broke his
Speaker 3: own home run record, their pitching staff finally came around
Speaker 3: and the last third of the season. I'm quite optimistic.
Speaker 1: Yes, well, and of course you shot me a comment yesterday.
Speaker 1: Rest in peace, Pete Rose, of course, one of the
Speaker 1: greatest baseball players to ever live. Controversial man he was
Speaker 1: in his life and his post baseball hours. But you
Speaker 1: cannot deny that man played a great game.
Speaker 3: Oh god, he might be the best all round. Now
Speaker 3: that Joe DiMaggio fans are not going to like this,
Speaker 3: he might be the best all round baseball player or ever,
Speaker 3: certainly in the modern era. I'm not one of those
Speaker 3: people who believes that somebody like Pete Rose should be
Speaker 3: kept out of the Hall of Fame. The Hall of
Speaker 3: Fame measures a person's skill in the game, not their
Speaker 3: personal morality. If you looked at the personal lives of
Speaker 3: many of the people on which find a lot of
Speaker 3: things objectable, but that's not why they're there. They're there
Speaker 3: because they excelled at the sport.
Speaker 1: Recording in progress. Fair enough, all right, moving over to
Speaker 1: matters political before we dive into your column, which I
Speaker 1: am always pleased to receive in advance, comes out tonight,
Speaker 1: deal or no deal. More on getting and the plea
Speaker 1: agreement that didn't happen. I have to ask you, as
Speaker 1: I started off with Congressman Thomas Massey, given that the
Speaker 1: Iranians launched missile strikes directly into Israel and the idea
Speaker 1: that somehow we the United States might be engaged in
Speaker 1: a direct military conflict with Iranians, we got two carrier
Speaker 1: groups in the region are going to be soon in
Speaker 1: the region. We helped shoot down some of the incoming
Speaker 1: missiles from the Iran into Israel. Question marks about whether
Speaker 1: the United States is going to be embroiled in a
Speaker 1: military conflict with Iran War Powers Act. You and I
Speaker 1: have discussed that before authorization for use of military force.
Speaker 1: We've talked about that before actual constitutional declaration of war.
Speaker 1: If we're going to start bombing Iran, it seems to
Speaker 1: me that we need to declare a war against them.
Speaker 3: Well, I agree with you fully. By the way, Congressman,
Speaker 3: I listened to the entire interview you did because Joe
Speaker 3: Strucker was kind enough to let me know that Congressman
Speaker 3: Massey would be on. And you know what, He's enough
Speaker 3: to make me want to move to Kentucky just so
Speaker 3: that I can say my congressman, not just my friend,
Speaker 3: but also my congressman is Thomas Massey. I can't even
Speaker 3: think of anything that we disagree on, and I can't
Speaker 3: even think of anything that he does or says that
Speaker 3: doesn't have me beaming and my heart swelling with joy
Speaker 3: for his for his personal courage. So I had to
Speaker 3: comment on January sixth, the federal law enforcement is utterly
Speaker 3: and totally corrupt. They always charge people with more crimes
Speaker 3: than they think they can they can convict of just
Speaker 3: to flip them by scaring them with jail time so
Speaker 3: that they will become witnesses for the government. They've been
Speaker 3: doing this, probably for forty or fifty years now, since
Speaker 3: the Supreme Court green lighted it. It's a form of bribery,
Speaker 3: absolute bribery. Say what we want you to say in
Speaker 3: the witness stand, and we'll give you this benefit. It's
Speaker 3: if defense counts did that Defense Council would be in jail.
Speaker 3: But prosecutors get away with it, and Congressman Massey is
Speaker 3: courageous enough to expose it. He's also courageous enough to argue,
Speaker 3: now back to your question, that Iran poses zero threat
Speaker 3: to American national security, Hesbola in Lebanon poses zero threat
Speaker 3: to American national security. We have signed two treaties that
Speaker 3: say we can only declare war on a country that
Speaker 3: poses a grave threat to American national security. You think
Speaker 3: Congress will abide those treaties. Probably not, Because Thomas Massey
Speaker 3: and another a group of libertarians and a group of
Speaker 3: progressives of the exception, but most of Congress is bought
Speaker 3: and paid for by the donor class. Witness the fifty
Speaker 3: eight standing ovations that Prime Minister Natsa. Naho received more
Speaker 3: than FDR more than Ronald Reagan, more than Douglas macarthurur
Speaker 3: more than Winston Churchill. It's a charade, and it's only
Speaker 3: a matter of time before some president Joe Biden, Kamala Harris,
Speaker 3: Donald Trump brings us into a war with Israel to
Speaker 3: satisfy the donor class that we helped Israel expand their borders.
Speaker 3: You won't see a declaration of war because Congress doesn't
Speaker 3: want to embarrass itself. It'll just look the other way
Speaker 3: while the President does whatever the hell he or she wants.
Speaker 1: Well, and that's to me just frightening. I mean, in essence,
Speaker 1: we were under the leadership of a king in that regard,
Speaker 1: no accountability, no representation by our elected officials, no say
Speaker 1: in the matter. We're gonna drop bombs, gonna drop bombs.
Speaker 1: This has come up in the context of us doing
Speaker 1: just random missile strikes and any given land we find
Speaker 1: somebody that we don't like.
Speaker 3: Correct. I forget which Supreme Court justice it might have
Speaker 3: been Robert Jackson, who said, without the declaration of war
Speaker 3: requirement in the Constitution, the president has a loaded gun
Speaker 3: in his desk drawer, and he can take it out
Speaker 3: and shoot it at any time he wants, a bit of
Speaker 3: a hyperbole, but the point is clear, Madison wrote, the
Speaker 3: Constitution said. If we don't separate the war making from
Speaker 3: the war waging, then we haven't created a presidency. We're
Speaker 3: back to having a monarchy if the king can choose
Speaker 3: the target and wage the war. But that's what we've
Speaker 3: had since World War Two. The president chooses the target,
Speaker 3: Congress pays for it. The only time they gave him
Speaker 3: a hard time was LBJ in Vietnam, a horribly useless, destructive,
Speaker 3: immoral or. And then he faked the Gulf of ton
Speaker 3: Kin incident and got the Gulf of ton Kin resolution,
Speaker 3: and then he sold Fanny May and Freddie Mack and
Speaker 3: used that money and his legacy first because of it.
Speaker 3: But fifty two thousand American boys are dead.
Speaker 1: That's true. And then there's of course the weapons of
Speaker 1: mass destruction used as a pretext to well start a
Speaker 1: war with a country that we didn't have an immediate
Speaker 1: challenge with.
Speaker 3: Correct. I know of two former FBI agents who were
Speaker 3: asked to leave the White House because they told President
Speaker 3: Bush that Saddam Hussein did not have weapons of mass
Speaker 3: destruction and then both resigned from the CIA after he
Speaker 3: announced that they did and used it as the pretext
Speaker 3: for an invasion that was a disaster. It ended up
Speaker 3: slaughtering Iraqi peasants and destroying what remained of that society.
Speaker 1: Well, would you like to talk about your column? Deal
Speaker 1: or no deal, or maybe we'll have a go at
Speaker 1: John Kerry and his disdain for the First Amendment.
Speaker 3: You know, there's a lot of disdaining for the Bill
Speaker 3: of Rights lately, and I've never I don't recall hearing
Speaker 3: this in my adult lifetime. I remember reading incidents during
Speaker 3: World War One. Woodrow Wilson the First Amendment. Carrie disdains
Speaker 3: the First Amendment because he believes, somehow, some way there
Speaker 3: should be a law against misinformation. Donald Trump wants to
Speaker 3: amend the First Amendment so as to allow Congress to
Speaker 3: criminalize flag burning. We're not talking about burning your neighbor's
Speaker 3: flag or burning the government's flag. We're talking about burning
Speaker 3: your own flag, which, just a Scalier wrote, the flag
Speaker 3: stands for your right to burn it. It is just
Speaker 3: a piece of cloth and just a symbol, and you
Speaker 3: can express your opinion of that symbol. Donald Trump also
Speaker 3: wants to amend the Fifth Amendment to remove due process
Speaker 3: for criminals who are caught in the act, saying the
Speaker 3: police should administer the whatever punishment they choose right there
Speaker 3: at the scene of the crime. That always gets a
Speaker 3: round of applause until they catch the wrong person. Yes,
Speaker 3: and that's your nephew. That's why we have these protections
Speaker 3: in the Bill of Rights.
Speaker 1: Well, going back to the Feds baiting people and entrapping them,
Speaker 1: if you're going to meet out justice on the in
Speaker 1: the moment once the you know, the federal job, the
Speaker 1: agents ague you on to sort of commit some trumped
Speaker 1: up crime, and what meet out justice right then and
Speaker 1: there when the individual really wasn't largely responsible for his
Speaker 1: or her actions.
Speaker 3: Correct? Correct? That allows the Feds not only to create
Speaker 3: crime and punish the crime they've created, and prosecute the
Speaker 3: crimes they've created, but punish the crime that they created.
Speaker 3: And Congressman Massey or you, I forget which one of
Speaker 3: you mentioned. Governor Whitmer, I'm not a fan of Governor
Speaker 3: Whitmer at all. But the plot against her was totally
Speaker 3: and completely concocted by the FBI. That's what the first
Speaker 3: jury found. Then of course they tweeked the case and
Speaker 3: tried it a second time, and those guys got convicted
Speaker 3: all because of this opinion by Chief Justice Renquist that
Speaker 3: allows allows these allows government stings. And of course once
Speaker 3: the Feds are allowed to do this, the States pick
Speaker 3: up on it as well. My column, a lot of
Speaker 3: people couldn't care less about to get I do. Whenever
Speaker 3: the government is trampling due process rights of a hated
Speaker 3: and reviled defendant, it is time to watch out what's happening.
Speaker 3: Because if they can do it to a hated and
Speaker 3: reviled defendant, they can make a defendant hated and reviled
Speaker 3: and make it easier to persecute that person. And the
Speaker 3: politics that has reached deep into the trial in Guantanamo
Speaker 3: Bay is unforgivable.
Speaker 1: I will strongly encourage my listeners to get a copy
Speaker 1: of his deal or no deal comes out tonight. Oh
Speaker 1: what a tangled web we weave judging freedom. We always
Speaker 1: end on that. I did want to draw your attention.
Speaker 1: I intentionally wore this shirt. I try to wear a
Speaker 1: nicer shirt when don't speaking with you because we're on video,
Speaker 1: make or well fiction again. My mom bought me this
Speaker 1: shirt for Christmas a couple of years ago.
Speaker 3: So that is a fabulous t shirt. If you have
Speaker 3: any more, send me one please. I love it. I'll
Speaker 3: wear it everywhere. I'll wear it on on set. I
Speaker 3: have the Great Colonel Douglas McGregor coming on the level.
Speaker 3: Sorry about Christmas, we're all outside. I have the Great
Speaker 3: Colonel Douglas McGregor at eleven Aaron Mate. At one thirty.
Speaker 3: Phil Traldy, one of the two CIA agents thrown out
Speaker 3: of the Oval office when he told George w there
Speaker 3: are no weapons of mass destruction. At two thirty this.
Speaker 1: Afternoon, outstanding lineup. It always is, Judging Freedom find my line.
Speaker 1: It's easy to do. Judge entered a Paula tunnel. We'll
Speaker 1: talk next Wednesday. Best of health, my friend, Thank you, Brian,
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