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Speaker 3: that's all of our housekeeping announcements right there. Let's get
Speaker 3: into the big news, because if you listen to Morning
Speaker 3: Coffee this morning, you heard me talk about how the
Speaker 3: House voted to release the Epstein files. This is a
Speaker 3: huge move that you know. I was skeptical if we'd
Speaker 3: actually see a true release, but we are because the
Speaker 3: Senate passed overwhelmingly to allow the files to be released.
Speaker 3: I want to say I saw that it was a
Speaker 3: unanimous vote, and I'm trying to find that. I apologize
Speaker 3: for not having that right there in front of me
Speaker 3: because I wanted to see exactly if they were unanimous
Speaker 3: in their decision. And President Trump has already signed this bill,
Speaker 3: so it is going to be passed, and that is
Speaker 3: a huge, huge announcement for those of us that have
Speaker 3: been seeking transparency on this. President Trump wrote in a
Speaker 3: lengthy message on the Truth social platform. He says, I
Speaker 3: have just signed the bill to release the Epstein filess
Speaker 3: As everyone knows, I asked Speaker of the House Mike
Speaker 3: Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune to pass this
Speaker 3: bill in the House and Senate respectively. Because of this request,
Speaker 3: the votes were almost unanimous in favor of passage. At
Speaker 3: my direction. The Department of Justice is all ready turned
Speaker 3: over close to fifty thousand pages of documents to Congress.
Speaker 3: Do not forget the Biden administration did not turn over
Speaker 3: a single file or page related to Democrat Epstein, nor
Speaker 3: did they ever even speak about him. Trump, of course,
Speaker 3: is some He's been tried to be tied to Jeffrey
Speaker 3: Epstein by the Democrats. They for whatever reason, thought that
Speaker 3: this was going to be a smoking gun for them,
Speaker 3: And it looks like now that he has said that
Speaker 3: he has nothing to hide, and that's the reason why
Speaker 3: yesterday the House voted to release the files in a
Speaker 3: vote of four hundred and twenty one to one margin.
Speaker 3: Of course, there was a lot of folks pressuring. Besides
Speaker 3: the public and the Democrats, there were Republicans like Thomas Massey,
Speaker 3: who had jumped in trying to push for this on
Speaker 3: the morning coffee. I had not read through enough to
Speaker 3: see who the no vote was, but the no vote
Speaker 3: was Republican Clay Higgins from Louisiana. He was the only
Speaker 3: House member to vote against the release and said he
Speaker 3: didn't back the measure because this bill reveals and injures
Speaker 3: thousands of innocent people, witnesses, people who have provided alibis,
Speaker 3: family members, etc. Again, he chose to be the lone
Speaker 3: nay vote, and I'm sorry, but I think that was
Speaker 3: a true mistake on his part, and I hope the
Speaker 3: voters there in Louisiana remember that he thought he was
Speaker 3: standing on some type of principle. But the Epstein Files
Speaker 3: Transparency Act it is specifically directing the Department of Justice
Speaker 3: to release all classified records and investigative materials related to
Speaker 3: Epstein and Maxwell, as well as files related to individuals
Speaker 3: who were referenced in Epstein's previous legal case or case is,
Speaker 3: details surrounding trafficking allegations, internal DOJ communications as they relates
Speaker 3: to Epstein, in any details surrounding the investigation into it
Speaker 3: Epstein's death. Files that include victims' names, sex child's sex
Speaker 3: abuse materials, classified materials, or other materials that could threaten
Speaker 3: an active investigation may still be withheld or redacted by
Speaker 3: the Department of Justice, which makes our friend from Louisiana,
Speaker 3: Representative Higgins look even more foolish for his decision to
Speaker 3: not vote yes with the rest of the House. Again,
Speaker 3: I think that's an inexcusable vote. If I live in
Speaker 3: this district, I would certainly not vote for him. Again.
Speaker 3: I saw somebody trying to defend him on a social
Speaker 3: media post saying, well, he was a You've got to
Speaker 3: lay off of him because he was a very decorated
Speaker 3: law enforcement officer. So what's that got to do with
Speaker 3: him at putting forth a bad vote? Nothing. I mean,
Speaker 3: I'm sure he was great in his job when he
Speaker 3: was in law enforcement. That doesn't mean he's a great congressman,
Speaker 3: and it doesn't mean he should get a pass when
Speaker 3: he makes a mistake. That's my opinion. So if you're
Speaker 3: one of those knuckleheads that wants to defend this guy
Speaker 3: based on him being a good person, I'm not here
Speaker 3: for that. I'm not here for that. The DOJ and
Speaker 3: the FBI said in a joint memo that was obtained
Speaker 3: by Fox News in July that the two agencies had
Speaker 3: no further information to share with the public about the
Speaker 3: Epstein case and suicide in twenty nineteen, and of course,
Speaker 3: this sparked a lot of outrage and a lot of
Speaker 3: maga supporters and myself because we wanted the full transparency
Speaker 3: we wanted to see because again, if they're people, high
Speaker 3: ranking people who were involved with Epstein, we want to know.
Speaker 3: We would love to see some of those people be
Speaker 3: pursued for prosecution. So it's going to be interesting and
Speaker 3: we're finally going to get to see a little bit
Speaker 3: more about exactly what happened. They've found documents that are
Speaker 3: emails between Epstein and his longtime associate Justsell Maxwell, and
Speaker 3: correspondence with author Michael Wolfe, former President Barack Obama's White
Speaker 3: House counsel Kathy Rumahler, among others, where Epstein mentions Trump.
Speaker 3: But some of that stuff we had seen before, but
Speaker 3: they tried to pretend it was brand new emails and
Speaker 3: didn't really have much dirt in them, like the way
Speaker 3: that the Democrats wanted us to believe. But there is
Speaker 3: a couple of folks who have been tied to Epstein
Speaker 3: that are already feeling the pain, one including ex Harvard
Speaker 3: president Larry Summers. He's now stepped down from teaching at
Speaker 3: Harvard following growing outrage over messages between him and Epstein,
Speaker 3: University confirmed Wednesday evening, making a turn in Summer's decade
Speaker 3: long association with the Ivy League college. According to the
Speaker 3: Harvard Crimson, the change came as the university began investigating
Speaker 3: Summer's ties to the late disgraced financier. The move also
Speaker 3: came after students at the college in Summer's economic class
Speaker 3: released a video Wednesday that showed the professor on stage
Speaker 3: saying he felt shame over his ties with Epstein. New
Speaker 3: details of his ties with Epstein had come to light
Speaker 3: when a White House committee released a trove of emails
Speaker 3: of personal messages between the two Summers. It's being reported
Speaker 3: turned to Epstein for romantic advice. So now Summers is
Speaker 3: out of a job. So we've already seen a domino
Speaker 3: fall right there with Summers being out of his teaching
Speaker 3: job at Harvard because of his association with Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 3: It's crazy when you sit back and you think about
Speaker 3: and there's going to be others. There's going to be
Speaker 3: others we're going to find out about, or we believe
Speaker 3: that we're going to find out about, once we finally
Speaker 3: start to see everything get put on the table from
Speaker 3: this Epstein files. Now, do I think there's going to
Speaker 3: be the explosive list. Maybe not, but there are flight logs,
Speaker 3: there are things that they can pull from. There are
Speaker 3: certainly things that they'll be able to find and share
Speaker 3: with the American people, and we can maybe finally, finally
Speaker 3: start to get some answers here as far as who
Speaker 3: was actually involved with Jeffrey Epstein. And as I've said before,
Speaker 3: I fully expect that there's going to be people on
Speaker 3: both sides of the aisle that are going to pop
Speaker 3: up in these files. And there may even be some
Speaker 3: folks that you like that pop up in the file.
Speaker 3: Some of them may be innocent mentions, some of them
Speaker 3: may be completely guilty, and you'll see. But in the
Speaker 3: sake of transparency, the fact that so many of us
Speaker 3: had so many lingering questions about this, this is a
Speaker 3: good day. This is something that I think was needed.
Speaker 3: It was and again, if you remember talking with Trump,
Speaker 3: he wanted to have transparency. He wants that at least
Speaker 3: he ran on that, and now we're starting to see
Speaker 3: campaign promise being kept. So I mean, again, that's a uh,
Speaker 3: that's one of those things that as we watch this,
Speaker 3: we're going to see a lot more things come out.
Speaker 3: And of course we've already seen at least one Democrat
Speaker 3: facing scrutiny, as House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries faced scrutiny
Speaker 3: on Tuesday after Republicans released newly obtained docum showing that
Speaker 3: a political firm working to boost his early congressional career
Speaker 3: allegedly once invited sex offender Jeffrey Epstein to a Democrat
Speaker 3: fundraising event. Apparently, Newsweek reached out to Jeffries's office via
Speaker 3: email on Tuesday night for a comment, and I don't
Speaker 3: think that at this time he's responded. It is a
Speaker 3: huge question because it raises the question about the influence
Speaker 3: of wealthy donors on US politics and the extent of
Speaker 3: Epstein's connections to high ranking officials. And it's also interesting
Speaker 3: because because Rakeem Jeffries was one of the ones grandstanding
Speaker 3: against Trump and claiming Trump had ties to Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 3: and tried to make it look like he was hiding something. Well,
Speaker 3: now you see that Epstein did have contact with a
Speaker 3: Kim Jeffries. These were materials that were disclosed by the
Speaker 3: House Oversight Committee Chairperson James Commer, include the twenty thirteen
Speaker 3: email to the Grace to the disgraced financer promoting Effreys
Speaker 3: as a rising figure in the party and calling him
Speaker 3: Brooklyn's Baroque. So again, some of these folks that were grandstanding,
Speaker 3: it looks like we're starting to find maybe they weren't
Speaker 3: as clean impure as they wanted to try to put
Speaker 3: out there when it comes to this Epstein mess. The
Speaker 3: Washington Times first reported on the email exchange on Tuesday,
Speaker 3: emphasizing that Epstein had already been convicted as a sex
Speaker 3: offender in twenty eight and was facing mounting lawsuits by
Speaker 3: twenty thirteen, So again, he was already known to have
Speaker 3: these issues at the time that Jeffrey's people reached out.
Speaker 3: Separate documents from Epstein's estate also revealed tex exchanges in
Speaker 3: twenty nineteen between Epstein and US House Delegate Stacy Plasket
Speaker 3: of the Virginia Islands, and it was made during the
Speaker 3: House Oversight Committee hearings featuring Michael Cohen, Trump's former personal attorney.
Speaker 3: The text show Epstein offering Plasket unsolicited advice, highlighting remarks
Speaker 3: by Cohen, and providing real time comments areas she prepared
Speaker 3: to question witnesses. The exchanges do not show evidence of
Speaker 3: any wrongdoing by Plastic, but have drawn attention due to
Speaker 3: the context of Epstein's notorious criminal record and influence and
Speaker 3: efforts to influence powerful figures. Plaski's office repeatedly reportedly said
Speaker 3: that she received numerous texts during the hearing from staff, constituents,
Speaker 3: and members of the public, including from Epstein. Plask had
Speaker 3: also previously returned campaign donations once linked to Epstein after
Speaker 3: public outcry. So again, a lot of stuff is getting interesting,
Speaker 3: and we haven't even gotten to the meat of these
Speaker 3: files yet. It's one of those things that we will
Speaker 3: have to keep a close eye on and I really
Speaker 3: look forward to when there's some deep dimes on these
Speaker 3: files as they're released and exactly what's in them. Are
Speaker 3: we going to see what we hope to see? And
Speaker 3: if we do, are we actually going to see people
Speaker 3: brought to justice that were part of a sex trafficking
Speaker 3: ring or we're bought off by Jeffrey Epstein in the
Speaker 3: first place. I don't know. I don't know yet. It's
Speaker 3: very very interesting while we're sitting back and watching this
Speaker 3: and seeing exactly Of course, Plaskett has said that you
Speaker 3: know on texting Epstein that you get information from people
Speaker 3: where you can, so she is trying to defend it.
Speaker 3: And like I said, no wrongdoing has been found in
Speaker 3: what they saw in there with her, but it does
Speaker 3: raise questions the same way HACKEM Jeffries correspondence raises questions.
Speaker 3: If nothing else, King Jeffries in his camp were at
Speaker 3: least trying to make sure that they got more money,
Speaker 3: they were at least trying to make sure that Jeffrey
Speaker 3: Epstein knew that it was okay to send him a check.
Speaker 3: He was not, and he knew because he's solicited Jeffrey
Speaker 3: Epstein for donations and he tried to get him to
Speaker 3: attend a dinner with then President Barack Obama. So yeah,
Speaker 3: T Kim Jeffries needs to maybe before he starts casting stones,
Speaker 3: maybe needs to go back and look at some of
Speaker 3: the things that he already had that were not a
Speaker 3: good look for him himself. So yeah, we're going to
Speaker 3: sit back and we're going to keep close eyes on
Speaker 3: these Epstein files as we continue to get more and
Speaker 3: more information, because now it's going to be released to
Speaker 3: the public. And if there are folks that you can
Speaker 3: point to and say wrongdoing, I don't care if it's
Speaker 3: somebody that I like, I say you prosecute them if
Speaker 3: you had them in the files and you see that
Speaker 3: they had wrongdoing, that they were in cahoots with Epstein,
Speaker 3: even though it was just utilizing some of the women
Speaker 3: that he for lack of a better term, prostituted out,
Speaker 3: you need to see them based justice. It's interesting, people,
Speaker 3: because again, this is a huge, major story. It's a
Speaker 3: story that again go back and listen to morning Coffee
Speaker 3: this morning. You'll hear me say it right there. I
Speaker 3: did not think this would happen. I thought for sure
Speaker 3: that this Epstein files would be one of those things
Speaker 3: the House will vote on, the Senate would try to
Speaker 3: change it with an amendment, and it would get tied
Speaker 3: up and tossed back and forth. We wouldn't have seen
Speaker 3: this moment come to life. But here we are. Here
Speaker 3: we are. We have finally started to see some type
Speaker 3: of transparency. The real question now is will we see
Speaker 3: justice once we get past this point. It's anybody's guests.
Speaker 3: But like I said, that, the hard part's already passed
Speaker 3: because we are going to have files released. We are
Speaker 3: going to see some names of people and how they
Speaker 3: were involved with Jeffrey Epstein, and it's going to end
Speaker 3: I think that's a good thing for the country. I
Speaker 3: think that's a good thing for the American people because
Speaker 3: we need to know this. And if you see a
Speaker 3: politician on that list and you know that they were
Speaker 3: doing something wrong, to guess what vote amount, don't continue
Speaker 3: to support those type of people. It's that simple Republican Democrat.
Speaker 3: I don't care vote amount. Wow, such an interesting day.
Speaker 3: I just I don't know what. My head's still spinning
Speaker 3: because we haven't seen within the files yet. We've got
Speaker 3: a couple of taste from what I already went over,
Speaker 3: but there's going to be a lot more to dive into,
Speaker 3: and this will be an ongoing story for weeks to come.
Speaker 3: And kudos to President Trump for deciding, because I don't
Speaker 3: think he was originally for releasing the Epstein files. I
Speaker 3: think he was originally not necessarily pushing for that. But
Speaker 3: I think where the Democrats overplayed their hand is when
Speaker 3: they decided that, hey, we'll just attack President Trump and
Speaker 3: say that he's acting this way because he's on the
Speaker 3: Epstein list himself. That backfired on the Democrats in this sense,
Speaker 3: because I don't think they honestly thought it was going
Speaker 3: to pass, and at that point, they had no choice
Speaker 3: but to vote for it because they'd been so vocal
Speaker 3: in getting this released that they had to vote for it.
Speaker 3: At this point, not a single Democrat could have sat
Speaker 3: back and voted against this and been able to stare
Speaker 3: back at their stituents, because again, they were the ones
Speaker 3: pushing for it. They were the ones that were saying,
Speaker 3: we need to see it now. Let's not forget this
Speaker 3: is after they were the ones who were initially one
Speaker 3: hundred percent of posed for it. Because they could have
Speaker 3: released these files at any point in time during the
Speaker 3: Biden administration. They did not do that. They did not
Speaker 3: want to do that. They were adamant that they weren't
Speaker 3: going to do that by the sheer nature of not
Speaker 3: even talking about it. The Epstein files only became a
Speaker 3: talking point for the Democrats when they thought it was
Speaker 3: going to be a smoking gun against Donald Trump, and
Speaker 3: Donald Trump called their bluff, and when that happened, they
Speaker 3: were stuck. And I guarantee you they know they're going
Speaker 3: to be some prominent names. They're going to come out
Speaker 3: with ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Maybe they're banking on the
Speaker 3: fact that the files won't be that bad and won't
Speaker 3: be so incriminating to the point that they might be
Speaker 3: sending some of their own to face prosecution. But this
Speaker 3: is a good, good day, and I'm excited to see
Speaker 3: what we can find. I'm excited to see you exactly
Speaker 3: what this mess is all about. Maybe maybe we can
Speaker 3: finally start to put some of this to bed when
Speaker 3: we start to see it with our own eyes. There's
Speaker 3: still a growing there's still a large number of us
Speaker 3: that do not believe Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide. We believe
Speaker 3: that there were folks that may have assisted Epstein in
Speaker 3: his life being ended. And I'll say it in that
Speaker 3: careful manner. I don't know if we'll find out the
Speaker 3: full details on that. I think even if they release something,
Speaker 3: unless they release a video of Jeffrey Epstein hanging himself,
Speaker 3: which I don't think they'd ever do that even if
Speaker 3: they have it. But even if they showed that, you know,
Speaker 3: that's the only way that you're going to have people
Speaker 3: fully accept that, yes, he committed suicide, because there's so
Speaker 3: many questions. So I don't know what they can release
Speaker 3: to fully put people at ease or fully make folks
Speaker 3: believe if they're sticking to that official story that Jeffrey
Speaker 3: Epstein killed himself. I don't know what they're going to
Speaker 3: release that might sell people on that. Who knows. We'll see.
Speaker 3: We got a lot of stuff to get into before
Speaker 3: we wrap this show up. We've got a story on
Speaker 3: a Democrat congresswoman who has been indicted because it's alleged
Speaker 3: that she stole FEMA funds for campaign use. There's also
Speaker 3: a story out there that the Bush family is plotting
Speaker 3: a comeback to retake the GOP from Donald Trump. So
Speaker 3: a couple of good stories right there. Coming up after
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Speaker 3: who was entided indicted for using or stealing millions of
Speaker 3: dollars in disaster relief funds to make illegal campaign contributions.
Speaker 3: A Miami grand jury indicted represented of Sheila Goodness. She's
Speaker 3: got a hyphenated name in the first one. There's hard
Speaker 3: to say. Share Flice McCormick, a Democrat from Florida, on
Speaker 3: charges of stealing millions of dollars in disaster relief to
Speaker 3: make illegal campaign contributions. According to the indictment, the Florida
Speaker 3: Democrat allegedly conspired to steal five million in federal Emergency
Speaker 3: Management Agency funds alongside her brother Edwin, and numerous code defendants.
Speaker 3: Prosecutors alleged that defendants routed the funds through multiple accounts
Speaker 3: to disguise their source, and that a significant portion of
Speaker 3: the misappropriated funds were used as candidate contributions to her
Speaker 3: twenty twenty one congressional campaign or for their personal benefit.
Speaker 3: If convicted, she could be facing fifty three years in prison.
Speaker 3: Pambondi released a statement saying using disaster relief funds for
Speaker 3: self enrichment is particularly selfish cynical crime. No one is
Speaker 3: above the law, least of all powerful people who rob
Speaker 3: the taxpayers for personal gain. We will follow the facts
Speaker 3: in this case and deliver justice. Both McCormick and her
Speaker 3: brother worked through their family's healthcare company on FEMA funded
Speaker 3: COVID nineteen vaccination staffing contract in twenty twenty one. According
Speaker 3: to the indictment, the company received an overpayment of five
Speaker 3: million in FEMA funds in July twenty twenty one. This
Speaker 3: is what the prosecution is alleging. FBI Director Cash Battel
Speaker 3: immediately posted on X that McCormick and her family allegedly
Speaker 3: stole money from FEMA and then launder it threw their
Speaker 3: friends towards her own personal benefit, including her campaign accounts.
Speaker 3: The indictment also states that McCormick and goodness, there's some
Speaker 3: fun names in this one. Nagee Lebec allegedly fixed contributions
Speaker 3: using straw donors and channeled funds from a FEMA funded
Speaker 3: COVID nineteen contract to their associates who used it to
Speaker 3: make the campaign donations. Representative Greg Staboo from Florida, I
Speaker 3: know I'm not saying your name, right, I apologize, He
Speaker 3: posts on X that he will be filing emotion to
Speaker 3: Senencor McCormick and remove her from all committees. He said
Speaker 3: that this is one of the most egregious abuses of
Speaker 3: public trust he's ever seen. The Republican Party of Florida,
Speaker 3: in an ex post, immediately called her out as well
Speaker 3: and asked for her to resign, saying that it is
Speaker 3: absolutely disgusting and she must step down now. McCormick's office
Speaker 3: did not immediately respond to requests for comment. Again, this
Speaker 3: is extremely interesting because again she was also hit by
Speaker 3: a probe in twenty twenty three by the House Ethnic
Speaker 3: Committee when investigated allegations of campaign finance violations tied to
Speaker 3: her twenty twenty two election. She was recently re elected
Speaker 3: to a third term four and she currently serves on
Speaker 3: the House Committee of Veterans Affairs and House Committee on
Speaker 3: Foreign Affairs. So here you have again a Democrat that
Speaker 3: completely betrayed the trust of the people in her area. Look,
Speaker 3: we all remember the COVID issues of twenty twenty. We
Speaker 3: remember the mountains upon mountains of ridiculous amounts of money
Speaker 3: that were rushed out the dwarf for whether it was
Speaker 3: COVID vaccines that may or may not have been worth it,
Speaker 3: darn it may or may not have created health problems
Speaker 3: with people that took the vaccine. We'll never know for
Speaker 3: sure exactly what happened. But again, these funds were supposed
Speaker 3: to go to help people, and she took advantage of
Speaker 3: the system and was using it to help her reelection.
Speaker 3: Bid it's crazy as crazy as we continue to monitor
Speaker 3: exactly what she did, how much she took. What's the
Speaker 3: whole story here, and that I think that's what we're
Speaker 3: really mostly outraged about. When you see this and you
Speaker 3: sit back and you watch, I guarantee you she's not
Speaker 3: the only what up there in Congress that has done it.
Speaker 3: Because we sit back all the time and we ask questions,
Speaker 3: how did this guy go to Congress but little to
Speaker 3: no money, win their congressional seat and you look up
Speaker 3: in a couple of years they're millionaires. How did they
Speaker 3: go up there broke and become as rich. There's always
Speaker 3: been something extremely shady about how these people go to
Speaker 3: Washington with next to nothing and come back insanely rich.
Speaker 3: I would love to see more people looked at. But
Speaker 3: she obviously, if it goes on like I believe that
Speaker 3: it does, she obviously was extremely careless in the sense
Speaker 3: that she was able to be caught. It's disgusting, and
Speaker 3: again I'm going to say another thing here, I don't
Speaker 3: I don't think it's just going to be Democrats that
Speaker 3: are using the system. I think there's several Republicans who've
Speaker 3: been there far too long who are doing something similar.
Speaker 3: They just haven't been called yet. But I hope that
Speaker 3: this is an age where we will start to see
Speaker 3: more of these people pay the price for betraying the
Speaker 3: trust of the people that elected them. And whether or
Speaker 3: not you are a Democrat or Republican, you should want
Speaker 3: you should want everyone to be held accountable if they're
Speaker 3: doing this type of thing. I've said it before because
Speaker 3: again here in Mississippi we had that big welfare scandal
Speaker 3: that I want to see more about the politicians that
Speaker 3: were involved, and I want to see them pay the
Speaker 3: price as well. I don't think it'll happen, because the
Speaker 3: problem with politics, you can usually surround yourself with the
Speaker 3: people that you want to surround yourself with to make
Speaker 3: sure that this type of stuff gets swept away, or
Speaker 3: that there are certain fall people in place to make
Speaker 3: sure that you are never the one caught was not
Speaker 3: able to find the right fall person, and now she
Speaker 3: is facing the heat for what she did, and I'm
Speaker 3: happy to see it I hope she's not the last,
Speaker 3: because I guarantee you there are others up there doing it.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's not disaster relief funds, maybe it's not that
Speaker 3: exact scam, but there are folks that have cheated the
Speaker 3: system on both sides of the aisle, and they need
Speaker 3: to be caught, and they need to be punished, and
Speaker 3: they need to be prosecuted. Look when you're going when
Speaker 3: you're elected to go to Washington, whether it's a senator
Speaker 3: or a congress person, you're going up there with the
Speaker 3: trust of the people. You're going up there because the
Speaker 3: people of your district, of your state believe you to
Speaker 3: be someone that they can try us in to represent them.
Speaker 3: You're not going up there to lead. You're not going
Speaker 3: up there to enrich yourself, at least you're not supposed
Speaker 3: to be. You're going up there to be a representative.
Speaker 3: We don't see that enough. Quite frankly, I personally think
Speaker 3: that we need people here in We need Congress, the
Speaker 3: federal government to not be in session year round. That's
Speaker 3: one of the biggest problems in our federal government today
Speaker 3: is that it's a year round system. If you go
Speaker 3: look at a lot of state governments. We'll take the
Speaker 3: one I'm most familiar with, my home state, Mississippi. They
Speaker 3: go to Jackson, to the state capitol for three to
Speaker 3: four months. Sure, they might get called back for a
Speaker 3: special session, but session is typically three to four months,
Speaker 3: and then they come home and they go back to
Speaker 3: their real jobs. They go home. They don't get to
Speaker 3: stay up there. Now. I know there's some that game
Speaker 3: the system and just show up at the capitol even
Speaker 3: when it's not in session so they can claim a
Speaker 3: higher per diem and make sure that they are okay
Speaker 3: to not have to have another job. I know that happens.
Speaker 3: I'm not naive. But it's still a better system. It's
Speaker 3: still a better system to have them not be there
Speaker 3: all the time, because guess what, if you're not expected
Speaker 3: to be a twelve month a year legislature, you do
Speaker 3: have to come home and face your constituents.
Speaker 2: Too.
Speaker 3: Many of them hide behind the fact that they have
Speaker 3: to be in Washington as an excuse to not hold
Speaker 3: town halls, to not face the people. If we cut
Speaker 3: back on how long they were in Washington, it would
Speaker 3: help a lot, because I can promise you this, they're
Speaker 3: not doing anything that remotely signifies they should be there
Speaker 3: year round. They could very easily cut that down, come home,
Speaker 3: go back when there's a need for a special session.
Speaker 3: But they don't want to do that because they don't
Speaker 3: want to face you. They want to face you, they
Speaker 3: don't want to answer difficult questions. They just won't your vote.
Speaker 3: And if you can't see them lie to you face
Speaker 3: to face, maybe they believe that you're more likely to
Speaker 3: vote for them. Again. Let's Paul's right here for our
Speaker 3: final commercial break of the show. Goodness, I've got this
Speaker 3: story and I may save it for Chris McDaniel's America
Speaker 3: on the Bush Family plotting a comeback. It's an interesting story,
Speaker 3: But do I really want to get into that in
Speaker 3: the final segment here, especially when I know I've got
Speaker 3: to do a show tomorrow with Jim that one may
Speaker 3: get saved. I may pull something else here. This is
Speaker 3: the Right Side Radio Show. We'll be right back. Hey everyone,
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Speaker 3: are in the home stretch of the radio show. The
Speaker 3: final segment of the program today. Ah goodness, Yes, I
Speaker 3: think I am going to save. The Bush Family attempts
Speaker 3: to take back the GOP story for tomorrow and Chris
Speaker 3: McDaniel's America Again. It's a report that is coming out
Speaker 3: where former President George W. Bush and his family are
Speaker 3: reportedly planning to retake the Republican Party from President Donald
Speaker 3: Trump once he's out of office. We'll tease that one
Speaker 3: right here and tell you to tune in to Chris
Speaker 3: McDaniel's America tomorrow and we'll come back into that story.
Speaker 3: If you know, if you've listened to the show, you
Speaker 3: know that I am not a fan of the Bushes,
Speaker 3: and I do not want to see their brand of
Speaker 3: moderate Republicans brought back to the Republican Party because I
Speaker 3: just they king George the first. You know, George Herbert
Speaker 3: Walker Bush. He was a moderate who was able to
Speaker 3: hitch his wagon Ronald Reagan to be elected to that
Speaker 3: one term that he served, and he only served one
Speaker 3: term because he did not continue the Reagan legacy. He
Speaker 3: ventured off into some of his own past, and because such,
Speaker 3: he was voted out. But then his son came in,
Speaker 3: and yeah, his son was a mixed bag. You can
Speaker 3: praise him for the way that he led us after
Speaker 3: nine to eleven, but there was a lot of things
Speaker 3: he did that was not very conservative, and that's why
Speaker 3: I'm not a huge fan. But we'll save that one
Speaker 3: tomorrow's show. I do want to talk about this one
Speaker 3: where we're finding out because the security the head of
Speaker 3: security at Charlie Kirk's fatal event at Utah Valley University,
Speaker 3: he is now talking about how the strategy exposed preventable
Speaker 3: flaws and how the event was coordinated. Brian Harpaul, a
Speaker 3: veteran law enforcement officer and founder of Integrity Security Solutions,
Speaker 3: was on the Sean Ryan Show, and he said that
Speaker 3: his team repeatedly raised concerns about rooftop exposure, drone restriction,
Speaker 3: and staffing gaps in days before the September ten event.
Speaker 3: He said that we were told the roof was covered.
Speaker 3: He said, the chief said, I got you covered. I
Speaker 3: took him at his word. We can't break the law
Speaker 3: to do what needs to be done, so we relied
Speaker 3: on the police and no one was up there. Harpaul
Speaker 3: said that he had asked for additional security based on
Speaker 3: previous high risk events. He recalled a Turning Point USA
Speaker 3: appearance in San Francisco where protesters breached barriers and his
Speaker 3: team had to fight its way out with little help
Speaker 3: from law enforcement. He said, we've seen it before in
Speaker 3: San Francisco. We had a street takeover, people climbing fences
Speaker 3: or exit routes compromised. We knew how fast things could
Speaker 3: go bad, he said. Because of those experiences, he shaped
Speaker 3: his request for extra officers and aerial support in Utah.
Speaker 3: He said, we told them this one was open air,
Speaker 3: surrounded by elevated ground. We needed more eyes, more coverage,
Speaker 3: but we were told it was handled.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: There questions about why Harpold didn't make sure once they
Speaker 3: got there that it was handled.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: Maybe that's just not the way it's done, but I
Speaker 3: really wish that he had. It's still a tragedy that
Speaker 3: very much could have been avoided. It sounds like if
Speaker 3: we had seen more protection, if we had seen more security.
Speaker 3: Our ball said. Integrity brought twelve contractors, nearly double as
Speaker 3: usual staffing, but jur stictual limitations confined them to about
Speaker 3: thirty meters around the stage. He said that our responsibility
Speaker 3: stopped at the bubble. We can't make arrest or block
Speaker 3: student buildings. That's law enforcement's job. He said that the
Speaker 3: orm Police Department, which operates a drone and a swat unit,
Speaker 3: was never asked to assist despite a mutual aid agreement.
Speaker 3: He said Harpole said that they were told later that
Speaker 3: they were never asked to come. So again, why wasn't
Speaker 3: the police more willing to do what needed to be
Speaker 3: done to protect Charlie Kirk at this event, especially when
Speaker 3: you know that there had been threats? Why were they
Speaker 3: unwilling to make sure that Charlie Kirk was protected? You know,
Speaker 3: it's a question that I hope we see answers. I
Speaker 3: hope it's one of those things that we get answers
Speaker 3: from a really really im frustrated by hearing about this
Speaker 3: and seeing these reports that the security Charlie Kirk's security
Speaker 3: team asked for additional security and were led to believe
Speaker 3: that it was there. And if that's the case too,
Speaker 3: then I I would love to see that police department punished,
Speaker 3: maybe even a lawsuit filed, because again, it's sad because
Speaker 3: now we know it could have been prevented if the
Speaker 3: assurances that had been given to this security team had
Speaker 3: been upheld. And it's beyond frustrating to find out that
Speaker 3: they were not. Two children don't have their father anymore,
Speaker 3: a wife is now a widow, all because you said
Speaker 3: I have them covered and then you didn't do it.
Speaker 3: Frustrating and ultimately tragedy is what fell upon them. Harpa
Speaker 3: went on and said that this is a textbook example
Speaker 3: of what happens when lines of authority aren't clear. We
Speaker 3: couldn't act outside of our jurisdiction, and the people who
Speaker 3: could didn't. Wow. I'm sure more will come out about
Speaker 3: this as well in the coming weeks and months. Before
Speaker 3: we signed off. I'm gonna go a little lighter after
Speaker 3: that because i want to talk about a story that
Speaker 3: is really running wild in my home state and one
Speaker 3: that has grabbed national attention in the sports world, and
Speaker 3: that's this whole Lane Kiffen saga. If you're not a
Speaker 3: sports fan, you may not know who Lane Kiffen is.
Speaker 3: But Lane Kiffen is the coach of the ole Miss
Speaker 3: football team. Blaine Kiffen has All Miss on the verge
Speaker 3: of going to the playoffs and having their best season
Speaker 3: in like sixty years, a team that has a shot
Speaker 3: at national championship. And Kiffen is being courted by two
Speaker 3: other schools, not just any two other schools, but two
Speaker 3: schools in the same conference that all misplays in. And meanwhile,
Speaker 3: Kiffen is not giving a clear answer if he's going
Speaker 3: to take one of those other jobs, or if he's
Speaker 3: going to sign an extension and stay at all Miss.
Speaker 3: All Miss is off this week. Next week is the
Speaker 3: annual egg Ball contest where they play Raval Mississippi State.
Speaker 3: It's in Starkville, the home of Mississippi State. Well Miss
Speaker 3: should win that game. But distrecching distractions like this or
Speaker 3: recipe for this disaster. And if Kevin takes a job
Speaker 3: at LSU or Florida, should he be allowed to coach
Speaker 3: that team moving forward? I say no. I think the
Speaker 3: university will say no because again, it's not like he's
Speaker 3: leaving to go to Michigan. It's not like he's leaving
Speaker 3: to go to Florida State. Now he's going to leave
Speaker 3: and go to a team in your conference, Lank, Kevin
Speaker 3: hasn't made there at all Miss. Look, I'm not an
Speaker 3: o Miss fan, but I am somebody who sees right
Speaker 3: and wrong. And to me, I think Lane kiffn owes
Speaker 3: the kids on his team and on his answer, he
Speaker 3: owes the fan base an honest answer. He needs to
Speaker 3: decide what he's going to do and let them know.
Speaker 3: And if he's leaving, he needs to just go ahead.
Speaker 3: And pack his office up and leave today. But if
Speaker 3: he's staying, let's just go ahead and tell everybody. I
Speaker 3: get it's a difficult decision, But how much money do
Speaker 3: you really need at this point? How much money do
Speaker 3: you need? You can go to a Florida. You can
Speaker 3: go to an LSU, and if you're not successful, you'll
Speaker 3: be out of a job before you know it. But
Speaker 3: it'll miss you keep maintaining what you've been doing. There.
Speaker 3: They're going to put a statue of you up. They're
Speaker 3: going to put a statue of you up. But if
Speaker 3: you leave and go to look if you think Florida
Speaker 3: has been a train wreck. So I don't even understand
Speaker 3: why you consider Florida based on how they've treated their
Speaker 3: last couple of coaches. LSU is a much better position,
Speaker 3: don't get me wrong. But the first sign of danger,
Speaker 3: they will fire you. Less miles one LSU and national
Speaker 3: championship he got fired at Ogeron one LSU and national
Speaker 3: championship he got fired. Their measuring stick is so much more.
Speaker 3: It's not just win US a championship, it's win US
Speaker 3: a championship every year. That's not sustainable. Therefore, your job
Speaker 3: is not sustainable. But if you were to stay at
Speaker 3: ole miss ride out this magical season, see where it
Speaker 3: takes you, and you stay there, and that's where your
Speaker 3: legacy is. But it brings us to a bigger problem
Speaker 3: in today's day and age of college athletics, where the
Speaker 3: days of having a Bobby Bowden, a Joe Paterno, a
Speaker 3: Tom Osborne, the coaches that stayed at one place for
Speaker 3: the bulk of their careers, those days are gone, not
Speaker 3: just because there's no loyalty from the coaches, but also
Speaker 3: because the schools. They don't necessarily show loyalty either, because,
Speaker 3: like I said, the first sign of trouble, they kick
Speaker 3: you to the curb. Just this season, Penn State fired
Speaker 3: James Franklin, who took them to the playoffs last year,
Speaker 3: but they fired It's crazy people, it's crazy, and they
Speaker 3: need to figure something out because the current state of
Speaker 3: college football is not sustainable. And if they don't figure
Speaker 3: it out, people that enjoy it are gonna wake up
Speaker 3: and they're not going to want to watch because again,
Speaker 3: you've got players that jump from team to team year
Speaker 3: after year. Now every off season now is free agency,
Speaker 3: and it's so absurd. By the time a kid has
Speaker 3: used up his four years of eligibility. He might have
Speaker 3: been on four different teams. That's just beyond stupid and
Speaker 3: shouldn't be allowed. Nora should talking to another team's coach
Speaker 3: until the season ends, But all of them want to
Speaker 3: get their new coach in place right away so that
Speaker 3: way they can hit the recruiting trail full blast. And
Speaker 3: that creates the scenario that we're looking at. They're at
Speaker 3: all miss and it's frustrating, it's ridiculous, and it's ruining
Speaker 3: the sport. Oh my goodness, Lane, My advice to you
Speaker 3: is stay put. Don't run to somewhere where you think
Speaker 3: is going to be a better situation. Look at what
Speaker 3: you've built. Stick around and maybe, like I said, you'll
Speaker 3: get that statue, maybe you'll get something on campus named
Speaker 3: after you, But you have to stay there. You're never
Speaker 3: going to get that at LSU or Flord. This isn't
Speaker 3: going to happen anyway. Folks, this has been the Right
Speaker 3: Side radio show. Really appreciate everyone listening. Really appreciate everyone
Speaker 3: that tunes in week after week. Remember around three point
Speaker 3: thirty this afternoon, we will be recording the new episode
Speaker 3: of Chris McDaniel's America Live. In addition to the new
Speaker 3: episode of Chris McDaniel's America, we are going to or
Speaker 3: in addition to it being recorded live, you can find
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