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>> There are, however, certain points I want you to know. First, I personally approved the decision to seek a search warrant in this matter. Second, the department does not take such a decision lightly.

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A short while ago, just the news obtained this email. This is a very important email. It comes from the former CIA director, Mike Morrell. Yes, the guy that organized that letter from the 51 intelligence professionals who tried to fake you into thinking that the Hunter Biden laptop was Russian disinformation when it wasn't. It is between him and John Brennan, one of the signatories, you know who John Brennan is. He was Obama's CIA director, right? He's the guy that told Obama, hey, Hillary Clinton is doing a dirty trick on Donald Trump called Russia collusion. Well, this is just before the presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden. Hunter Biden's laptop is flinging out there. This is what Mike Morrell, former CIA director, tells his successor, John Brennan, hey, sign this letter because I'm, quote, trying to give the campaign, particularly during the debate on Thursday, a talking point to push back on Trump on this issue. A man with a security clearance, a man with the title of CIA director, knew that he wasn't creating an intelligence product, an American civic duty with 51 people. He was trying to create a political moment. Damning evidence, we'll try to find out if Congress has this letter, but this is a very important piece. It is the ultimate proof that what went out on that letter was a political dirty trick coordinated with the Biden campaign.

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>> And the last one, great, thank you. >> That's great, have a good game, I'll see you soon.

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Pennsylvania had over 1.5 million fraudulent votes counted, and the spread is less than 82,000 votes. These fraudulent votes come from dead voters, ballots that were received before they were supposedly mailed out, and over 330,000 electronic spikes from the voting machine, 205,000 over votes, meaning there were 205,000 more votes than registered voters, and 682,000 ballots that were illegally processed without any oversight whatsoever. More than 1.5 million votes in Pennsylvania is apparently what it took for Joe Biden to steal the state. Georgia has a similar phenomenon that Democrats are failing to account for. 66,248 underage voters voted in Georgia. 10,315 dead people voted. 2,500 convicted felons voted. Nearly 200,000 votes were fraudulently inserted into the vote count instantaneously. 4,500 votes come from unregistered voters. These numbers show a clear pattern that a variety of types of fraud occurred in this election and that Democrats are desperately trying to cover it up. They are going to great lengths to change the narrative of the election fraud in an effort to run up the clock to January 20, 2020. In addition to President Trump's team, many independent groups have completed research on the fraud and the results are staggering. Totaling across the country, millions of votes were fraudulently covered up, changed, or deleted in favor of Joe Biden. The governors and secretaries of state have actively participated in the cover-up, removing information from their website that is normally easily accessible to the public and depriving conservatives a chance to audit or review the results are just some of their tactics. In Arizona, the final result is only a difference of 10,457, yet 36,400 non-citizens voted in the state. Arizona also experienced phantom spikes from the voting machines to the tune of roughly 50,000 additional votes going to Joe Biden. These numbers come from information that is publicly available, whether from the secretary of state's website before the content was removed or from the raw data that was pushed out on election night.

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>> But Greg, you know you spent a long time editing magazines ready for magazines as you know anytime you write a list it's it's the most controversial thing. >> Yeah, you should you can you can just grab anybody's attention. I'm sure CNN right now is trying to find a psychic and a Ouija board to interview dead presidents over this list because there but I think that I think Trump made a huge mistake here he's addressing the past presidents and not future ones he needs to make clear that he's not only the best and what already happened but will be the best of what will ever be. I think he really sold him sold himself short by the way no one else is going to do this so why not do it. You know his we've got to remember when you hear the word historian you think some kind of crusty well-respected person no, no, no, no, no, no, no, they're just old liberals, they're just a cluster of bold face names who are guilty of plagiarism fabricating citations they make their factual at their factual errors are countless because nobody counts them the people who certify the official history are drawn from a profession that is uniformly politically lopsided we know this of the history and media is self reinforcing and they were awarded for a moralistic tale of history that is almost never true you never get what happened and I know this now being on this planet for you know 40 years history sits in the humanities department it's the conservative to liberal ratios like one to 99 the faculty is uniformly left when they say historians agree it's because I all vote one way so why not do this why not stick a finger up their ass and make him scream by the way Trump is doing a lot of things this is fun but him doing the space force issue space Academy the trump accounts the drug prices maha Venezuela Iran tbd you can agree that he might not be the greatest president ever but no one has hit the ground running and done so much not just identifying problems with the country but actually saying let's do something about it as opposed to Democrats tearing things apart with no solution, Jessica without a doubt most consequential and most consequential in the history of all world leaders since the beginning of time except for the great Jesus Christ. None whatsoever Shannon watching him interact with the with astronauts. It's it's kind of magical to watch it is fine because you can see his real personality how much he wants to have this interaction with him admires what they do. And you know it's hard to impress him so you have these astronauts flying around is like listen you guys are brave and that's really cool. And I think as far as the list is concerned if you love and support this president you would be so disappointed if he did not put himself first you expect that he would but I also like to think think picture him sitting around like oh I cannot wait to drop this list and watch heads explode because he really enjoys doing that and I can imagine that he was like art who's going to be the first person to do the stuff that Greg is talking about to go out there be like how dare you do this list. So I think he's really going to enjoy watching the roll out of the list and I think you really enjoy is being down there in Texas where he's going after tell Rico as well which we can talk about which historian are we going to see on CNN or MS. It's already. I really can't wait for tonight. I'm already happening right now, but he's good at that kind of stuff and he's he's good at the teller ego stuff because he has no villain and it's so and listen he's so engaged the GOP loves him on the campaign trail because they feel like he's their best medicine messenger and when he has something like this to have this opponent kind of this foil to go back and forth for I think he you see how much he enjoys being out there.

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(Music) Great honor to be here. But I'm thrilled to be here among thousands of proud American patriots. (Applause.) The cherished alliance between the United States and Japan is one of the most remarkable relationships in the entire world. As Commander-in-Chief, I never forget that our ultimate strength does not come from equipment. It comes from the men and women of the rank and file. No enemy will ever even dream of threatening America's navy. There's no navy even closer. Nobody can do what we do. Nobody has what we have. (Applause.) For two and a half centuries, America's navy has preserved the vision of our first Commander-in-Chief who gave the ship its storied name, its righteous soul, and its timeless motto, "First in war, first in peace."

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Here to discuss all of this is former Trump Deputy National Security Advisor, KT McFarland. Always great to see you, especially great to see you, KT, on this particular story because it's right in your wheelhouse. I want to start with Venezuela. When you step back and you look at this deal, and I get, you know, there are all kinds of other questions about this, but it does kind of make you wonder if when President Trump's memoirs are written, the whole, this whole situation in Venezuela, where the US winds up gaining access to these reserves, wasn't the precursor to his decision to then go after Iran? Oh, I think it was. And I think they probably thought Iran might be easier than it turned out to be, but it didn't. It turned out to be harder, but we still won. And that's the difference. We've won that. We've won that war. Because why? Because the oil that was moving through the Strait of Hormuz, 20 million barrels a day, it's going differently. It's going through the Strait of Hormuz. Yeah, I'm probably 10 million barrels a day now because we've cleared the southern route. But a lot of that oil that used to move by tankers is now moving by pipeline. And it's not going to go back to tankers. And then some of the shortfall has been made up by American oil and natural gas that's moving out of the United States. So at the end of the day, we got rid of the nukes. And if they try to rebuild the nukes, well, we'll bomb those again. And as far as the importance of the Strait, it's going to be increasingly irrelevant, especially because of the Venezuela oil connection. We are now controlling a quarter of the world's oil and whoever controls the world's energy, the world's fossil fuels in the years ahead controls the future. You know, it's kind of amazing to think about, but for five decades, Iran has used their ability to put the squeeze in the Strait of Hormuz to get exact, you know, political things from other people. It's almost like they kind of pulled that bluff this time with the wrong dude, and it didn't work out for them. And they may have broken the one thing, the one lever that they've always had. You know, that's the point. They thought they were dealing with, you know, typical American president. They didn't realize it was Donald Trump and he plays by different games. And so they thought, okay, we're going to close the Strait of Hormuz just like we tried to do with President Reagan, just like we've tried to do many times before. But because Donald Trump already had the Armada prepositioned, he could then put a blockade on Iran. So for six months, no ships have gone into Iran. No ships have gone out of Iran. Their economy is spiraling. And yet at the same time, we've got this workaround of how to get oil to the world. You're going to see oil prices start to go down. I think pretty dramatically now that that shortfall of 20 million barrels a day, that's now getting to the producers. That's getting to the refineries. And it wasn't three weeks ago. It wasn't two months ago. Now it is. And so the price of oil should start coming down and hopefully the price of gasoline to follow. So not only is it significant in terms of American power in Venezuela, the U.S. having control of that. It also means that our enemies, our biggest rivals, whether it's a country like Cuba or a country like China, doesn't have access, free access for cut rate oil from Venezuela. Yeah, China had been all over South America trying to get their hands on Venezuelan and other other resources, oil as well. And now they're gone. They're out of there. They're not having any access to that. All China can get is that Iranian oil, which they're probably not getting that much of anyway. The genius of President Trump is that he realizes as a businessman, what's the best country solution you can have to all of your trade, all of your commerce, all of your manufacturing, all of your production to do it nearby. So we don't have to think about trans-specific trade or transatlantic trade. We're now going to have a Western hemisphere united at peace, trading with each other and under the United States leadership. The cheap goods that we've been importing from China for decades, they're going to now be made in South America. And because of the energy, particularly as we look to the future and the requirements of the data centers and artificial intelligence, and he's a lot more energy. Well, who's going to have all the energy? Us. Yes. Make the Western hemisphere great again. KT McFarland, as always, really appreciate it. Thank you so much.

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Congressman Andy Barr has been a star. He loves Kentucky so much, and he's going to be a phenomenal, he's going to be just an absolutely phenomenal senator. So I just want to let people know, he's been my friend, he's always been with me. I won Kentucky by a lot, by many, many, many points. A record, we got the all-time record, and I won it every time, all three times, all three primaries six times in a row. But you love me, I love you, and it's the way it works when you win a lot. And I just want to say that Andy Barr is going to be a great senator. He has my complete and total endorsement. He's going all the way. He will never let you down. He's a solid person who is really something very special. Andy Barr will never let you down. He's got my endorsement, and he's going to do a great job. Thank you very much, everybody.

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I get tired of these criticisms of the president, you know, you're focused too much on foreign policy, not enough on domestic policy. What are they talking about? This guy's got hundreds of executive orders, reversing regulations, tax cuts, the border, on and on. I said, you know what? Last Saturday, I explained on this issue of affordability that blue states are unaffordable and red states are affordable. And Republicans need to run on that. But what about the people in these states, Mark? What about it? The president of the United States is president of the United States. He's not running the local pizzeria. He's not running the local grocery store and all the rest of it. There are things he can do and things he can't do, but there are things he's doing like we've never seen before. I think he's doing more than FDR ever did at the height of the New Deal. And it's only eight, nine months in. Let's look at this. He is the general. In the culture war, he's the general in making domestic moves that no president has made, certainly not in our lifetime. And what am I talking about? He's defunding DEI. He's removing it from federal policy. And he's removing it from state and local policy and colleges and universities that receive federal funds. He's depoliticizing the left-wing, anti-American rewrite of our founding and history that's taking place in federally funded museums and national parks, which are promoting hard left ideology. He's removing left-wing directives that were coming out of our education department, the local school districts, K through 12 classes. He's doing the same thing. He's fighting hard when it comes to higher education. In fact, he's dismantling the Department of Education, something that President Reagan wanted to do desperately and he was blocked by who? The Republicans in the Senate. Trump's doing it with the help of his excellent education secretary. He's promoting school choice like no president in American history. Options, particularly for poor people, particularly for poor minorities. He's withholding federal education funds for leftist agendas and indoctrination being pushed in our schools. He is fighting hard and again using federal dollars as a whip to prevent men from going into women's sports, boys from going into girls' sports. I was supposed to be protected under Title IX of the Civil Rights Act. He has defunded PBS, a left-wing operation. He has defunded NPR, a left-wing operation. Why do we need him? He got 1,200 channels on cable and he got hundreds and hundreds and thousands of stations on radio. If they're that great, let him get private funding. He has locked down the border, literally locked down the border. He's enforcing immigration laws against Democrat mayors, Democrat governors who are the new Confederates who are trying to nullify federal law. He's trying to deport illegal aliens, especially the worst of the worst. He's appointing originalists to the federal bench to try and counter what Biden did, which is basically destroy the judiciary with activists, left-wing lawyers. He's rebuilding America's infrastructure and industrial base through tax cuts, regulation cuts, and yes, tariffs. And by the way, his tax cuts are for all Americans, including on tips, social security benefits, overtime, middle-class income earners, and small businesses. What else? Revolutionary changes over there at the Department of HHS in our federal health agencies, extensive reform of welfare programs including expanding work requirements, major overhaul of the student loan programs, including capping them, a complete overhaul of radical left-wing, de-growth environmental rules over at the EPA, massive expansion of domestic energy production, including opening more land for drilling, speeding up permitting for energy projects, reevaluating or rescinding regulations seen as burdensome to domestic energy production. His administration has recently issued executive orders, signed legislation, provided financial support aimed at significant expansion of U.S. nuclear capacity. I think this is one of the great answers to energy in the United States of America. He's authorizing mining for all materials, especially rare earth materials, and we see it bearing fruit in Alaska and in Pennsylvania, including expediting permitting, prioritizing mineral extraction on federal lands, as well as using the Defense Production Act to fund projects and reduce dependence on foreign sources, like China. He's consistently promoting policies aimed at massively expanding U.S. artificial intelligence. He's got the commitment of investments of trillions of dollars in this, so we stay ahead of China, because this is the new frontier like it or not. And technology growth through deregulation, increased R&D investment, public-private partnerships, workforce training. I pulled, Mark, where'd you get it? I pulled it off the Internet. I looked at all these different sites, pulled it together and said, "What do they mean he's not focusing on domestic activities?" Are you kidding me? He's expanding U.S. timber production on federal lands. He's streamlining permitting processes. He's reduced regulations, with a goal of a 25% increase in production. These actions were aimed at cutting red tape, expediting logging, salvaging operations, purportedly to reduce wildlife risks and boost the domestic industry. Hey, Newscom, you could learn something from this. Pay attention. Reducing regulations and opening previously protected areas to commercial fishing, aiming to boost the domestic economy and compete with foreign imports of fish. What about farming, enhancing farming? The enhanced crop insurance, expedited and expanded disaster assistance, market access and trade deals for countries in Asia and Western Hemisphere, particularly China, aiming to remove tariff and non-tariff barriers and expand market access for U.S. agricultural products overseas, like ethanol, soybeans, poultry, deregulating the agriculture industry and overturning climate-related regulations that lower farmer input costs. Even the cost of fertilizer was prohibitive. Now he's bringing it down. What else? He's expanding ranching, primarily by increasing access to federal grazing lands, expanded grazing access, financial support with more government-guaranteed loans, and expand access to capital for producers, predator compensation for livestock. We've been protecting predator species for forever, and obviously it has an effect on the livestock, increasing funding for small meat processors, reduction of inspection fees 'cause he wants more production. Remove unfair tariff and non-tariff barriers and create fair and reciprocal trade, expanding opportunities for U.S. exports. That's what's meant by reciprocal trade deals when he talks about them. He's pursued various actions aimed at lowering medical and prescription drug costs through executive orders, price transparency rules, and voluntary pricing agreements with manufacturers, capping out-of-pocket insulin costs from participating Medicare beneficiaries at no more than $35 a month for a month's supply, initiatives at the Food and Drug Administration to speed up the approval of lower-cost generic medicines and biosimilars, which are often significantly cheaper than the brand-name alternatives. States can now legally import lower-cost prescription drugs if it can be done safely from Canada. What else has the president done domestically? Oh, I don't know. He's focused so much on foreign affairs. Executive orders on deregulation, signed executive orders directing federal agencies to identify and remove unnecessary administrative expenses and rent-seeking practices that drive up housing costs and impede new development. He signed into law an expansion of low-income housing tax credits, a program that incentivizes private investors to build affordable rental housing, federal land development. He supports plans to make federally-owned land available for new housing development. And of course, what he really needs is for the Fed to get its ass in gear, and the significantly lower interest rates as they should. And he's been pounding on the Fed and pounding on Powell and telling him, "You're killing the housing market. I'm doing everything I can from a fiscal perspective. You need to act from a monetary perspective and lower interest rates." In the initial months of his second term, real inflation-adjusted wages for blue-collar workers saw a significant increase, contrasting with negative real-wage growth observed during the first part of the Biden regime when inflation was high. Now, what else is he doing? Education is a disaster. The president knows this, and he's been working on it. Against the teachers' unions, against the Democrats in Congress, against Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, against this massive industrial education complex that is in place, they take your tax dollars at the federal level, they take your property tax dollars at the state level, and what do they do? We don't want parental involvement. We don't want school choice competition. We don't want -- We're in charge, pushing a leftist ideology every step of the way, and the results are seen, and Trump says, "Wait a minute. No more. We got to fix this." What is he doing? In K-12, he is ending the radical indoctrination of our students. It's being monitored. It's being fought, and he's being opposed every step of the way. School choice and vouchers, the proposed Education Freedom Scholarships and Opportunity Act, by allowing tax-free withdrawals from 529 education saving plans for a K-12 cost. So you can take that money out of the money you put aside for college and university in one day, which your kids may never use for that, or you may not, and apply it to school choice at the elementary, middle school, and high school levels. School discipline. Reinstate common-sense school discipline policies that focus on objective, behavioral misconduct rather than DEI principles. Thank you, Obama. Parental empowerment. The administration has supported policies aimed at giving parents more control over their children's education and school options. Higher education. Dismantling the Department of Education, it's going on right now, under a great secretary of education, and that means transferring many of its functions to other agencies, block granting funding to the states, that sort of thing. That has been a desire of conservatives and Republicans since the late 1970s, when this monstrosity was created, as a gift to the NEA and the AFT, and this is the first president, the only president, to actually do something about it. As I said, ending DEI in affirmative action, the Department of Education, removed or archived hundreds of guidance documents and webpages related to DEI, and they directed schools to comply with the Supreme Court decision that ended affirmative action in college admissions. Accreditation reform. Initiatives were proposed to reform the higher education accreditation process to encourage a competitive marketplace and potentially lower college courses. You know, we conservatives, I for one, these are things I have supported and advocated for decades. And you know where they went? Nowhere. They were on white papers. They were in seminars. They were in debates. This man, Trump, is actively enforcing these ideas, these principles, these proposals, trying to get America back from the hard left. That's what it is. I love it when they say, look what he's doing. He's imposing his will. He's attacking free speech and academic. No, he's not. He said enough is enough. You radical left-wing kooks, you don't own the country. You don't own the culture. You don't own the government. No, it's time for patriotic Americans to take their government back, and I, Donald Trump, will take the lead, and that's what he's doing. Combating antisemitism and foreign influence, this is very important. This administration has taken measures to combat antisemitism on college campuses, increased transparency requirements for foreign gifts, and influence at American universities. We need to do much more in this regard. The prior regime was doing next to nothing. And we need more from the Republicans in Congress, too. You know, we don't want a dictator. Well, neither does Trump. Neither do I. Neither do any of these Constitutional conservatives. But we would like you guys in Congress to participate a little bit more, maybe. That would help. That's not that you're doing a bad job. We just need to ramp it up. Student loans. Actions have included attempts to limit eligibility and cap barring for some federal student loan programs. They blew the lid off this. They federalized it. It is a massive swamp of abuse, of spending, and so forth and so on. And Trump's trying to pull it back, as he should. And there's also this public service loan forgiveness. They've been looking at that very carefully. This is a trillion dollar entity with massive abuse that's taking place. And you and I are now on the hook because Obama basically nationalized and killed all the privatization. Trump's trying to bring back some of the privatization and so forth in competition and get control over it. Transgender athletes in sports, I hit this very quickly, and order, keeping men out, executive order, keeping men out of women's sports, prohibits educational institutions receiving federal funds from allowing transgender women to compete in women's sports categories. You know, I would say 10 years ago, this would be, excuse me, what's going on? And so this president said, "No, we're gonna fight these things." You know, Biden was all in. His people were all in. He said no. Continued significant support by this president for historically black colleges and universities through a White House initiative. Folks, I could go on and on and on. This president has been focused on domestic policy, on foreign policy. He knows he's got one term left. He's got about three years left, despite what some of the kooks are saying. One term left. And he's doing everything he can. This is why this midterm election is so crucial.

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Well, listen, the truth of the matter is the people that say that James Comey is lying is his inner circle team. It was Andy McCabe who said it first. It was James Baker that affirmed it in an interview with the Postal Inspection Service that we broke on your show a few weeks ago. And in that case, remember what James Baker said to the government. He said that James Comey authorized me to leak classified information for the news medium group to his chief of staff, James Roubicki, and we don't know yet what Roubicki's account is. But I suspect those three men are going to be the main state witnesses against James Comey. It's not going to be a MAGA lawyer, it's not going to be a MAGA talk show host. It's going to be his own inner circle saying, yeah, he authorized us to leak and yeah, he lied to Congress. So James Comey is going to face justice probably at the expense of his own inner circle who couldn't lie when confronted about what he had done with the leaking to the media. The Taylor Swift thing, I have a little bit of a different take. I do find it extremely weird to have an FBI director talking about being a Swiftie. But hey, everyone's entitled to their music. But I think there's something more cunning going on. I think you have to always calculate James Comey as being a calculating guy. He's going to need to raise a lot of money for his legal defense fund. He's about to undergo a really significant legal defense expense. I think he was setting up millennials and others to say, see me as a victim, I'm like one of you guys and he doesn't like Taylor Swift. I think he's looking to hit that generation, the millennial generation for donations for a legal defense fund down the road. That may have been a calculated decision. He knew what was coming over the horizon. And he knows he's going to have to raise some money for his defense. And I think there's something a little bit more calculating in that than other than just being flat out weird.

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95% of Americans support this. I sometimes feel like an adjudicator in this job, so I guess I'll be the one to say that we've asked nicely for leadership to put this on the floor. If they don't, I'm saying timeline is end of month. There is a discharge petition prepared and ready to go. I think it's very clear where the White House stands on this, I don't speak for the White House, but the President has stated that he supports banning this because it is corrupt. Frankly, the fact that members are getting, what, plus 600% returns on their investments is wrong. But more importantly, how could you ever be expected to represent your constituents when you're clearly worried about your pocketbook? And so that's why we're here today. Again, thank you to Representative Burchitt because he helped work on that discharge, but we are very hopeful that this will be brought to the floor in regular order. And we look forward collectively to deliver this one to the American people.

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Over 1.5 million fraudulent votes counted, and the spread is less than 82,000 votes. These fraudulent votes come from dead voters, ballots that were received before they were supposedly mailed out, and over 330,000 electronic spikes from the voting machine, 205,000 overvotes, meaning there were 205,000 more votes than registered voters, and 682,000 ballots that were illegally processed without any oversight whatsoever. More than 1.5 million votes in Pennsylvania is apparently what it took for Joe Biden to steal the state. Georgia has a similar phenomenon that Democrats are failing to account for. 66,248 underage voters voted in Georgia. 10,315 dead people voted. 2,500 convicted felons voted. Only 200,000 votes were fraudulently inserted into the vote count instantaneously. 4,500 votes come from unregistered voters. These numbers show a clear pattern that a variety of types of fraud occurred in this election and that Democrats are desperately trying to cover it up. They're going to great lengths to change the narrative of the election fraud in an effort to run up the clock to January 20, 2020. In addition to President Trump's team, many independent groups have completed research on the fraud, and the results are staggering. Totaling across the country, millions of votes were fraudulently covered up, changed, or deleted in favor of Joe Biden. The governors and secretaries of state have actively participated in the cover-up, removing information from their website that is normally easily accessible to the public, and depriving conservatives a chance to audit or review the results are just some of their tactics. In Arizona, the final result is only a difference of 10,457, yet 36,400 non-citizens voted in the state. Arizona also experienced phantom spikes from the voting machines to the tune of roughly 50,000 additional votes going to Joe Biden. These numbers come from information that is publicly available, whether from the secretary of state's website before the content was removed, or from the raw data that was pushed out on election night. Pennsylvania had over 1.5

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