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Speaker 2: That'd be a welcome addition to their educational requirements. Brian
Speaker 2: Thomas always happy to welcome Judge. Editapouloton of the fifty
Speaker 2: five Cassey Morning Show. Great to see you, Aroun. I
Speaker 2: say specifically see because I only just now click the
Speaker 2: right button so I could see your face. I'm talking
Speaker 2: to Joe like where's the judge? Where's the judge? So
Speaker 2: if you waved at me, I was not ignoring you,
Speaker 2: but out now I can see you. It's always great
Speaker 2: to see and I love having you on the program.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Brian, right back at you on seeing you
Speaker 4: and being on the program, and on never knowing where
Speaker 4: Chuck Ingram is going.
Speaker 1: I think he's sharpened it on the school bus.
Speaker 2: What well today's today's students.
Speaker 4: Would learn if they if they were listening to what
Speaker 4: we talk about.
Speaker 2: They absolutely would, and I certainly agree with that completely,
Speaker 2: and that is not a joke. But today is the
Speaker 2: day that the Cincinnati Public schools start, as well as
Speaker 2: quite a few other school districts have their kickoff today,
Speaker 2: which seems so early to me. I mean, I seem
Speaker 2: to recall we didn't start school until like the beginning
Speaker 2: of September, and it's like they have kids in school
Speaker 2: more than like for the vast majority of the year.
Speaker 2: But in any of that, that's where those comments sprung from.
Speaker 2: Can I ask you a question real quick, because sometimes
Speaker 2: I try to throw you a curb bar artists try
Speaker 2: to bring up a subject that we're not talking about
Speaker 2: today your column. We will talk about the FBI visits
Speaker 2: Scott Ritter. But before we get to that, I saw
Speaker 2: that the Eighth Circuit blocked Joe Biden's lawless Save plan,
Speaker 2: that student loan forgiveness plan that he initiated, and I
Speaker 2: circled the appropriate words because we've got a Supreme Court
Speaker 2: that's reigning in the the the well the regulatory of
Speaker 2: the administrative state. The major questions doctor was brought up.
Speaker 2: They said there is no authority under law for the
Speaker 2: loan forgiveness. They can modify maybe some terms under the
Speaker 2: law that exists, but they can't forgive the student loans.
Speaker 2: This is just one more under again the I guess
Speaker 2: post Chevron era we live in where you've got to
Speaker 2: have specific legislative authority to do something. So I thought
Speaker 2: this was a great development. May end up in the
Speaker 2: Supreme Court, but at least they put the brakes on
Speaker 2: that one. Reportedly going to cost like half a trillion dollars.
Speaker 1: Well, most people may not know how it works.
Speaker 4: So you're a college student, your parents' income qualifies for
Speaker 4: a federally insured loan. You borrow the money from the bank.
Speaker 4: You promise to pay the bank back. The federal government
Speaker 4: guarantees the bank will be paid back. Ten years later,
Speaker 4: you still haven't paid the bank back. If you default
Speaker 4: on that loan, the tax payers pay the bank back.
Speaker 4: That is money that comes out of the treasury. For
Speaker 4: Joe Bid to trigger that on his own violates the Constitution,
Speaker 4: which says that no money shall come from the Treasury
Speaker 4: except that which has a been expressly authorized by Congress
Speaker 4: and b is recorded in a public journal. That's pretty basic,
Speaker 4: and that's what the Supreme Court ruled about a year ago.
Speaker 4: Joe Biden, perhaps sensing his loss of popularity in the
Speaker 4: public at large, thought that he could more or less
Speaker 4: buy the votes of a significant class of young people,
Speaker 4: not necessarily dead beats, just young people that are behind
Speaker 4: in their loans or that are not in behind their loans.
Speaker 4: You may have borrored forty thousand and you still owe fifteen, bingo,
Speaker 4: Joe Biden's going to pay the last fifteen for you. You're
Speaker 4: probably going to vote for him for reelection, or at
Speaker 4: least this was the thought eight or.
Speaker 1: Nine or ten months ago.
Speaker 4: He after the Supreme Court ruling, went out and did
Speaker 4: it only what was his did it anyway? What was
Speaker 4: his justification? There are about twelve different programs here. The
Speaker 4: Supreme Court only ruled on one of them. In my opinion,
Speaker 4: and I suggest in yours pardon me, the ruling was
Speaker 4: so sweeping it should apply to all, but technically it
Speaker 4: only applied to one. So Joe Biden and has advised
Speaker 4: and said, Okay, we won't forgive loans in this one
Speaker 4: program where we lost in the court, but.
Speaker 1: We will forgive loans in the other eleven. Last week
Speaker 1: the Eighth Circuit said forget about it. You can't forgive
Speaker 1: loans in any of them.
Speaker 2: And of course the Biden administration has always signaled that
Speaker 2: it will be appealing that I under the current make
Speaker 2: of the Supreme Court, they've already been down this road before.
Speaker 2: I expect in that opinion, not only will they uphold
Speaker 2: the Eighth Circuit's decision throwing this out of the major questions,
Speaker 2: doctor will also probably give the Biden administration a tongue
Speaker 2: lashing in the decision itself.
Speaker 4: If there is a Biden administration by the times this
Speaker 4: case it gets to the court.
Speaker 2: Yes, oh, maybe we could say the former administration at
Speaker 2: don lashing for defying what was the obvious from their
Speaker 2: original case. I appreciate you indulging me in talking about that,
Speaker 2: at least for a brief moment in time. Pivoting over
Speaker 2: the FBI visits Scott Ritter. I emphasized visits because you
Speaker 2: have that in quotes in the caption. We're back to
Speaker 2: the Constitution. We're back talking about the Patriot Act and
Speaker 2: well the erosion of our constitutional rights.
Speaker 4: Look, the FBI got a search warrant for Scott's own
Speaker 4: full disclosure. He is a longtime friend of mine. He's
Speaker 4: a controversial figure. He's a former marine. He's the former
Speaker 4: Chief UN Weapons Inspector. He's the one who told George W.
Speaker 4: Bush Saddam Hussein does not have weapons of mass destruction.
Speaker 4: Bush threw him out told the public that he had them. Anyway,
Speaker 4: Scott turned out to be right. He is an anti
Speaker 4: war warrior, a fierce peace activist, harshly critical of the
Speaker 4: United States government. Andy has some business interests in Russia.
Speaker 4: What are those business interests. There are some media outlets
Speaker 4: in Russia that pay him by the piece for some
Speaker 4: of his media appearances and for some of his articles.
Speaker 4: The FBI persuades a federal judge that he's a foreign
Speaker 4: agent because he writes some articles for some Russian entities
Speaker 4: media entities, and they raid his house. They search, warrant
Speaker 4: identifies three three electronic devices, a handheld and two desktops.
Speaker 4: Forty FBI agents show up, a swat team and a
Speaker 4: bomb explosion team. They take a truckload of materials from
Speaker 4: his house, including all of his notes from when he
Speaker 4: was the Chief You Went Inspector in two thousand, including
Speaker 4: a draft of a book he's working on. While they're
Speaker 4: taking the notes, they say, come over here, Scott, we want.
Speaker 1: To talk to you.
Speaker 4: They show him two years worth of emails and texts
Speaker 4: text messages that he sent and received, printed out, which
Speaker 4: they obtained without a search warrant.
Speaker 1: Well, how the hell did they get them?
Speaker 4: They either hacked into his computer, which of course is
Speaker 4: a felony, or they use their cousins in the CIA
Speaker 4: and the NSSA, which hacks into everybody's computer to get
Speaker 4: them for them, which is.
Speaker 1: Also a felony. That's where we stand today.
Speaker 4: None of this is surprising because that's what federal law
Speaker 4: enforcement is like today. I don't know where this is
Speaker 4: going to go. I don't believe he's a foreign agent.
Speaker 4: I don't believe he's subject to a foreign agent the
Speaker 4: Foreign Agent Registration Act, commonly known by its acronym PARAH.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens.
Speaker 2: Hunter Biden, however, would be subject to FARA. But we're
Speaker 2: not bother rating his home with forty agents and letting
Speaker 2: him subject to scrutiny. But in terms of these, we'll say,
Speaker 2: illegally appropriated emails that you refer to, were they the
Speaker 2: predicate for the issuance of the search warrant?
Speaker 4: Great question, He quite properly said, let me see the warrant,
Speaker 4: and they, under the law, showed him the warrant. Then
Speaker 4: he said, let me see the affidavit or affidavits which
Speaker 4: were used to induce the warrant, and they said, under seal,
Speaker 4: we can't share it with you, So he doesn't know
Speaker 4: who signed those affidavits or what they said.
Speaker 2: Well, if you I mean to the extent that they
Speaker 2: indict him otherwise prosecuting for failing to registers foreign agent,
Speaker 2: then he can argue that the search warrant and all
Speaker 2: the information gathered ac cordons was in violation of the
Speaker 2: law because they did get appropriately secured search warrant because
Speaker 2: it was you know, the fruit of the poisonous tree.
Speaker 2: They stole these emails. If they were used to get
Speaker 2: the warrant and established probable cause, then all of it
Speaker 2: should be thrown out.
Speaker 1: Correct, correct, But that will not happen.
Speaker 4: You know, under the Federals, a criminal receiver and the
Speaker 4: Feds can keep this stuff for sixty days. By the way,
Speaker 4: he asked for a receipt. He's been through the receive
Speaker 4: issue before when the State Department stole his passport at
Speaker 4: JFK Airport as he was about to take a trip
Speaker 4: for Russia. He asked them for a receipt and they
Speaker 4: said no. He asked the Feds, the FBI agents. He said,
Speaker 4: by the way, these FBI agents were pleasant and professional.
Speaker 4: My beef is not with the forty of them, although
Speaker 4: it was a little overwhelming of forty people running through
Speaker 4: your house. My beef is with the people who sent them. Anyway,
Speaker 4: they gave him a receipt only for the three electronic
Speaker 4: devices which they were authorized to seize. They did not
Speaker 4: give him a receipt for the truckload of documents, papers,
Speaker 4: and gifts gifts his wife had given him, gifts friends
Speaker 4: had given him that they also seized. And why the
Speaker 4: bomb squad. He has a son who graduated from welding school,
Speaker 4: and the sun welded together two or three odd looking
Speaker 4: modern art pieces, and the fence were worried that there
Speaker 4: was a bomb inside it, so they had the bomb
Speaker 4: squad ripped this thing open and satisfy them that there
Speaker 4: was no explosive insight.
Speaker 1: It is this is like the kgb IF.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I can't believe this is my country that
Speaker 2: we're talking about here. And the warrant must state with
Speaker 2: specificity the items to be seized correctly. They can't just
Speaker 2: go in a field day and start literally like it
Speaker 2: sounds like you're taking every single thing they run across.
Speaker 1: That's apparently what they did. This is really.
Speaker 4: An eye opener to the American public for what can
Speaker 4: happen to anyone now. Scott is a fierce critic of
Speaker 4: the Biden administration's policies in Israel, Gaza, and Russia Ukraine.
Speaker 1: Is this some effort to silence him?
Speaker 4: If it is, if it won't work, the only way
Speaker 4: to silence them would be to incarcerate him.
Speaker 2: Or if you've a loaded me to put and kill him.
Speaker 4: It would.
Speaker 1: You know, he's on a kill list.
Speaker 4: The kill list is written by an NGO non governmental
Speaker 4: organization in Ukraine. The NGO is funded by the US
Speaker 4: State Department. Scott Ritter is on that kill list for
Speaker 4: Ukrainians to kill if they can. I mean, this just
Speaker 4: keeps getting worse and worse the deeper you dig into this.
Speaker 4: Merrick Garland, where are you? What the heck is going on?
Speaker 2: Well, he may be behind it for all we know
Speaker 2: at this point, your honor, yeah right, think and.
Speaker 1: Tony Blincoln, where are you?
Speaker 4: Your State department is funding a kill list and the
Speaker 4: kill list has Americans on it.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Well, you know I always prefer ending on a positive note.
Speaker 2: But we're not going to get there today. We're not
Speaker 2: going to get there today, I feel. But you know what,
Speaker 2: I thank God for you and being aware of this
Speaker 2: and bringing this type of issue to the attention of
Speaker 2: my listeners and the broader general public through your Judging
Speaker 2: Freedom podcasts, And we always end this will be a
Speaker 2: positive note. Who are you going to be speaking with
Speaker 2: today Judging Freedom?
Speaker 4: So the journalist Aaron Mate at eleven, the ex CIA agent.
Speaker 1: Who also told George W.
Speaker 4: Bush there are no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq
Speaker 4: and Bush threw him out.
Speaker 1: Phil Geraldy and at two.
Speaker 4: O'clock one of my superstars, Colonel Douglas McGregor. Colonel McGregor
Speaker 4: could very well be the Secretary of State or the
Speaker 4: Secretary of Defense in a Trump administration if Trump wins
Speaker 4: the selection.
Speaker 2: Oh, we'll keep our fingers crossed for that. I know
Speaker 2: we both have our problems with Trump, but considering the opposition,
Speaker 2: we don't have any idea what Kamala Harris might do
Speaker 2: other than what she campaigned on back in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 2: I think what you're talking about today, we would have
Speaker 2: much more of under a Kamala Harris administration. These violations.
Speaker 2: This is fast and loose with the Constitution and demonstrated
Speaker 2: that thus far, I can't see the policies being different
Speaker 2: down the road, Judge Nitapolitano. Always a pleasure. I recommend
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Speaker 2: run right into them on Facebook or YouTube. Next till
Speaker 2: next week, my friends, Always my brightest pleasure of the
Speaker 2: week to talk with you.
Speaker 1: Same here. Thank you Brian, and remind Chuck I love him.
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