Thorn-In-the-Side Thursday, 12 February 2026, Head-ON With Roxanne Kincaid
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00:47CRMW.net.And now, from high in the hills of West by God, Virginia, here she is.Roxanne Kincaid.Well, howdy.And here we go, off and running on this 12th day of February, 2006.This is the horn.Head on dot live is where you'll find us on the interweb tubes.That's where we live.
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06:48There's actually two stories with which to start the program today.and I don't know call them a tale of two bobbiesfirst of alland and I would notrecognize this chudif I saw him on the streetback when II watched the latest Mark Merrin
07:16stand-up special I think onwell I don't remember which platformhe did a segmentin which he absolutely fried to a crispsome dude bro named Theo Vaughn.Theo Vaughn what?Theo Vaughn nothing.Just Theo Vaughn.
07:48As far as I can tell, he's an apologistfor maggots and fascism in general.the Mark Marin bit about him centered on how Theo Vaughn would be more than it was all hypothetical, of course.Sorry, hiccups.Too much gin on the corn flakes for lunch.But anyway, the setup of the roast was that Theo Vaughn would do an interview.with a full on Nazi and make it palatable for maggot audiences.So I suppose it's no surprise that whalehead dead bear brainworm lamprey
09:00thought that would be just the place to go for a little sit-down chatty-chat talky-talk.And so they got to talking about COVID-19.and if youI mean, if you ever had anymisgivings at allabout just how brokenand how nastywhalehead dead bear brainworm
09:30lamprey isand rememberhere in the hills and hollers ofalmost level west by Cole TrumpJunistanwe havea historywith whalehead dead bear brainworm lamprey he's gross he's disgusting and there's been a bit of
10:02whalehead dead bear brainworm lamprey news out there a week or so ago well yesterday we had theclip of representative ted lew catching uh jojo blondie smack dab in the middleof a howling little bit of perjury.And of course, Thomas Massey also said,I caught you red-handed.Red-handed.Yeah, red-handed in the middle of perjuring herself.John Mitchell, anyone.
10:49But, well, whalehead, Dead Bear Brainworm, Lamperymay have a little perjury problem of his own.And last year, he testified.about his disastrous 2019 trip to Samoa,where he may have contributed to a vast measles outbreak.And under oath, he said,it had nothing to do with vaccines, the trip.However, the Guardian and the Associated Press
11:34have both gotten hold of emails from staff at the U.S. Embassy and the United Nationsexplaining how Kennedy's trip came to be.According to the Guardian's reporting,emails sent by staff at the U.S. Embassy and the United Nations provide for the first timean inside look at how Kennedy's trip came about and include contemporaneous accountssuggesting his concerns about vaccine safety motivated the visit.The documents have prompted concerns for at least one U.S. senator that the lawyer and activist,now leading America's health policy, lawyer and activist, can we not afford another, you know,
12:24just another conjunction and recovering junkie, now leading America's health policy, lied to Congressabout the visit. Continuing with their report, the Guardian said the newly discloseddocuments also reveal previously unknown details of the trip, including that a U.S.embassy employee helped Kennedy's team connect with Samoan officials.Kennedy, then running his anti-vaccine group Children's Health Defense, his anti-vaccinegrift, did not publicly discuss the trip at the time, but has since said his purpose for goingthere was not related to vaccines, and I ended up having conversations with people, some of whomI never intended to meet.
13:14Uh-huh.and so while there he met with anti-vaxxers,some Samoan government officials,their health minister at the time,and of course that health minister speaking to NBC News last month said,whalehead dead bear brainworm Lampreytold him that vaccines aren't safe,but back during his confirmation hearings,
13:42he said, well, that was not the purpose of my visit.And, of course, Senator Dr. Maggot Ted Catt, not Ted Cassidy.What is his first name?Sorry to Ted Ced, the family and friends of the late Ted Cassidy.Anyway, the guy, he heads the committee.He's a maggot, and he is ostensibly a physician.And it didn't sit well at all being lied to as a member of the United States Senate.didn't sit well with Ron Wyden from Oregon, who said,
14:22Kennedy's anti-vaccine agenda is directly responsible for the deaths of innocent children,lying to Congress about his role in the deadly measles outbreak in Samoa,only underscores the danger he now poses to families across America.He and his allies will be held responsible.Bill Cassidy, thank you, Lee in New York, serving as the,what the hell Cassidy is a senator from a president.Louisiana-Horn ad hoc research department.Well, the Guardian went on to say the U.S. Embassy in the past has acknowledged that an
15:01unnamed staffer attended an event with Kennedy and anti-vaccine activists while he was inSamoa.New records show that the staffer Benjamin Harding wasn't a passive attendee.He helped arrange Kennedy's visit and connected Kennedy's delegation with Samoan governmentofficials and the embassy staffer then alerted Scott Brown, who was nitwit Niro's U.S.ambassador to New Zealand at the time in Samoa.He's running for, you remember him.Wasn't he a playgirl poster boy, a centerfold boy at one point in time?
15:43maybe elder members of the Horn family community congregation.Gay contingent can remember that because very few women purchased that magazine, but a lot of gay guys did.The embassy official Anton Greubel said the real reason Kennedy is coming is to raise awareness about vaccinations,more specifically some of the health concerns associated with vaccinating from his point of view.It turns out our very own Benjamin Harding played some role in a personal capacity to bring him here.Glabel also told Harding to quote cease and desist from any further involvement with this travel.The rest of it, however, is redacted.But the bottom line is whalehead dead bear brainworm lamprey went to Samoa in 2019, spread anti-vax hysteria, and people died,
16:40just like people are dying of the measles in the United States now.So that's that part of it.let's go back toTheo VaughnAt least Lily Vonhad Stup after the VaughnVaughn is awhat a Prussian honorific
17:08that you get when youachieve you know when your familyis of certain statureFlavio tells usI despise the dudehe's one of those manosphere podcastersalong with Joe Rogaine et algrifter's going to grift ugh just checking you're live right February 12th 2026 I thought I said that
17:30but yeah yeah he is he's one of those barking and grunting about masculine masculine man ofmasculine masculinity like whalehead dead bear brainworm lamprey who has to juice himself withtestosterone constantly because well he doesn't like what all myGod did his little dinkum and from uh carl uh in in phoenix the exorcist watching jojo gettingquestion totally reminds me of the scenes in the exorcists when the priests were performing theexorcism on regan in the movie when the priests were reading from the bible or whatever she wastied up in her bed screaming your mother sucks cox in hell accusing one priest of having gaysex and yelling curses and vulgar insults at them, all the while foaming at the mouth and hurling
18:32puk across the room. Well, here we are. There went dinner in the Eastern Standard Time Zone.Lucky you, Carl, you're in Arizona.Yeah, even the look on Bondi's face was the same as the possessed girl. I couldn't get the imageof Linda Blair's hideously made-up face out of my head. Jojo is a filthy, rotten bitch,like Ellen Barkin said on X, referring to Bondi,I'd love to be the one who gets to wipe that smile off her face.Well, Ellen, take a number.And Sylvie, no need to apologize, dear.
19:13I really wish I could help, talking about the funding deficit.Sadly, financially speaking, I'm tap dancing on a landmine to quote Stephen Tyler,Rivera-Smith, and there's no stretch.We need health care solutions, don't we just?We needed them in 2024, too.But, well, thanks to a combination of skullduggery, rat fuckery, and just plain stupidity,not to, well, fueled by disinformation and misinformation from places like Mother Russia,they didn't want a, they didn't want a strong brown lady in charge,
19:51and they were positively scared of her because she broke no bullshit.They wanted a toddler in a 79-year-old's body that they could shove around and use to their nefarious ends.Oh, I didn't know that.I don't know anything about this sort of stuff.Flavio says the broadcast says 12-2-20206, European style.Well, that's the way we do our dating here because I learned that way back in law school and it has nothing to do with Europe.Yeah, it's the 12th day of February, 2006.And, you see, the reason for that is because no month has more than 31 days,
20:46but there are no more than 12 months in the year.I know I'm not explaining this to Flavio, but some people do get confused.We've done that from the very beginning.That's how Ben Birch started.That's the date protocol Ben Birch started when he was archiving the program way, way, way, way, way years ago.And, like I said, I learned about it in law school because it's harder to confuse the date if you put the day first and then the month.But yeah, the date's correct.Isn't this Abraham Lincoln's birthday?
21:37Once upon a time we paid attention to this is Lincoln's birthday.and then it got folded into President's Day, which, what, we'll observe that on Monday?Will we?Initially, that was because the birthday of George Washington and Lincoln were close together.Yep, there it is, Monday.It'll be President's Day all day long.This program will be, of course, live.That's not one to take off because I really don't celebrate President's Day.
22:14Lincoln's birthday is something to celebrate.Washington's birthday is something to celebrate.But just wrapping it all in and having to celebrate nitwit Niro's birthdayor Richard M. Nixon's birthday or Franklin Pierce's birthdayor James Buchanan, our only bachelor president's birthday.Or Chester A. Arthur's birthday?No. They just, they watered it down and made it meaningless.But anyway, that's Monday.
22:58But happy birthday, wherever you are or aren't, Abraham Lincoln.But you can take some solaceab and knowing that you,that the current occupant of the White House thinks that he has been more ill-used than even you were.Of course, there was a rumor that Abe came back from the Great Beyond to say that the melanoma movie was by far the worst time he had ever spent in a theater.So, yeah, that's not my own.I stole that somewhere.What's that?Billable, Rick.
23:48Stop telling us that we're three months behind and listening to the podcast of your program.Some of us listen to you every day.also stop telling us that we all like order.Some of us just like to wing it.That's what I like to hear from.A lawyer who likes to wing it.Ha!I swear we're going to
24:11we're going to get the flow of the program.I promise.Thank you.Thank you for getting us started.anonymous friend. So we are now down to 1770. 1770. Thank you very much. And as to Van, Fon, Stephen, New York, who knows of which he speaks, are you still in Columbus? I hope you're still in Columbus.primarily fawn suggests the person's origin for instance the name hans von guithen meant hans of giefen meaning hans from geisenbut there's an honorific aspect to it in prussian culture isn't it i mean the the fawn could actuallybe awarded by some kind of noble high majestic graciousness or princeling or whatever yeah um
25:17Yeah, world style for date.Yeah.Everybody but us.It's kind of like the metric system.Everybody but us.But I swear, we're going to get back to Whalehead, Dead Bear Brainworm Lamprey.By the way, he recently explained why it was, or why it is,that he so enjoys being a boot licker and a toe sucker and a tuxucker and a licks.
26:00Biddle for nitwit Nero.There was a public event held at the Heritage Foundation that, that poisonous 501c3 tax-exemptgriff that has done so much harm to the Republic and continues to do so.Yeah.He was taking questions, and it's not like there was going to be any difficult one at the HeritageFoundation, they're tossing underhanded softballs. He was there to promote his Maha grift.And, uh, Jesus, maha. Yeah, he's all obsessed with everybody frying things in beef tallowand eating only fermented foods and never washing an iron skillet.
27:07God, he's such a fucking dumbass. But we know that.And for a guy who ran a bunch of environmental groups and liaise with others, the fact that he's obsessed with processed foods and not with the shit that gets on our food in the process of being produced.Well, yeah, well, he's a hypocrite.But, like I said, asking him a beauty pageant question, someone said,Why do you enjoy working for President Trump so much?To which whalehead dead bear brainworm lamprey replied,He's the most business-friendly president,and he won't tolerate overreach and doesn't care about vested interest,
28:10doesn't care about offending powerful people.So it's a joy to work for him because he lets me do stuff that I don't think anybody else would.Like chainsawing off the head of a dead way?or dumping a bear carcass in Central Park?I think you did that without his approval back then.Bobbo.What a complete voltphous.This guy was anti, I mean, I was there.
28:50This guy was anti-corporate America.Until it became, what, financially beneficial to do so?But anyway, back to this.podcast appearance.God.What fun we would have with him with an interview.I think I'd have to go back to my old voice.Hi, Bobby.
29:23Yeah.Hey,it's me, Bob.How you doing?Do you remember when you told us fracking was going to be a bridge fuel away fromMountain Day?You remember when you made a mountain,a movie all about how you hate Mountain Top Removal?
29:41And now you're okay with it.Yeah?Ah, well, that'll never happen.that was gross i apologize for that but sitting down to talk with theo vaughan they reminiscedover what is apparently their shared history of being in a sort of fraternity apparentlythey're both friends of bill w and you know what don't get me wrongthe people who legitimately work the steps, all of them, become better versions of themselves.Now, I realize that people like Robin Williams didn't necessarily agree with that.
30:39He said, getting clean didn't make me a better person.Just made me a sober person.Everybody else would be getting loaded at the party and I'll just be over here in the corner, kicking the cat.Maybe it feels that way. I don't know.But they decided to talk about how the ham-fisted government shut everything down that was good and decent during the COVID pandemic.The COVID pandemic, which I might add, killed a lot more than a million innocent Americans.Because, of course, we know.nitwit, Nero, let it run rampant in the United States.
31:34Oh, thank you.Unbillable, Rick.Thank you.We are now down to, let's see, where were we?We're now down to 1720.Thank you, Unbillable, Rick.Well, there's nothing to do but do it.This is the clip.
31:59Fucking grifters.Suffice to say that whalehead dead bear brainworm lamprey has a reason that he doesn'tfear germs.Very.Secretary now, you can still call me Bobby.Okay, cool.I know each other from, can I saywhere we know. Yeah, sure.
32:25We've been in recovery fortogether for years.You for almost over 40 years, right?Yeah, sure, Bobby. Sure you have. I've seen you drink moonshine, youmother fuck. That's a child.Yeah, that's where we met each other.Like 7 a.m. meetings of the bankover there.
32:42They shut those down during COVID.I know.That was heartbreaking.We still did live meetings every day during COVID.We moved from the bank.There was about 15 of us who moved from the bank and we found a week.We got into the Palisades Playhouse, which now burned down during the, during the fire.But it was kind of a pirate group and, you know.
33:05A recovering pirates group.Right.That's y'ar backwards.So he couldn't keep, he was, he was so afraid that he couldn't keep his sobriety intact, which he hasn't anyway.Again, spent a lot of time down in the hills and hollers of almost level West by Cold Trump, Junya Stan,where, uh, some folks I, I knew made some mighty good homemade hooch.but he was, I guess he was so in fear.I know we have people in recovery in this community.
33:57Did y'all have to go out and put other people at risk as well as yourselves in order to maintain your sobriety?Because I don't remember, I mean, we talked a lot and we talked pretty candidly,let our hair down in this little community.and I don't remember anybody saying that I'm, you know, I'm not going to make it through my sobriety if I don't have in-person meetings and don't get to go to a meeting with B.O. fucking Vaughn and Bobby Kennedy Jr.Am I miss remembering that?Let me know.I mean, I think, I think in light of what we're hearing here from Whalehead, Dead Bear, Brainworm, Lampery, it would be instructive to hear from other people.in recovery who have said, you know, who somehow managed to get through the pandemic, sober,
34:58without going out and spreading disease.Like Theo and whalehead, dead bear brainworm lamprey apparently did.Onward.I mean, I'm surprised they didn't see.Yeah, playhouse burned down.Good times, good times.But here's how we know this is a grift because he mentions it, and it sounds like they're impromptu.I mean, can I say it?
35:33We're in recovery together.Yeah, sure, go ahead. That's okay. And yet somehow the producer of this thing, assuming it waslive, already had photographs ready to go of the remains of the Palisades playhouse after it hadburned. Oopsie. That's the problem with being pathological liars. It becomes difficult to keep up withyour lies. Here we go. We haven't gotten to the disgusting part yet. I just want to make sure thatit happens during the first hour of the program, so that dinner in the Central Standard Time Zoneand Mountain Standard Times Zone and Pacific Standard Times Zone are hopefully unaffected. Billable,your snack may be in grave danger. We got into the Palisades Playhouse, which now burned
36:36down during the fire, but it was kind of apirate group and you know I mean for me I you know what I said this when I when we came inand I said I don't care what happens I'm going to a meeting every day yeah and I said I'm notscared of a germ you know I used to snort cocaine off a toilet disease and I know thisdisease will kill me right if I don't if I don't treat there it is I'm not I'm notafraid of a germ but I know this disease will kill me.The this disease he's talking about is addiction.And we know he's got a heroin bust.
37:24We know he was addicted to heroin for well over a decade.And yeah, it's funny how he can be a true believer there.And again, don't get me wrong.Ralphs, for instance, tells us I've been clean and sober sinceSeptember 1st, 1990.My goodness gracious.That's 36 years.There aren't enough good things I can say about that, Ralph's.
38:03I'm so proud and happy for you.And I think similar numbers can be had or can be mentioned by other members of the community.and of course my dear friend Tara Devlin talks about her recovery journey fairly frequentlybut no one who I know no one in the Horn family community congregation has ever said that theyfelt a need to flaunt the rules put in place to stop the spread of COVID but somehowthese two dude bros these masculine men of masculine men of masculinemasculinity were so pathetically weak that they had to form a pirate group to meet at thePalisades playhouse.
39:08Lee in New York pointing out, it burned down during the fire.It didn't burn down because of the fire?How many fires were there?Precisely, I caught that too.And Lee pointing out, RFK Jr. is recovering.He drinks.He goes to the AA to recover.he drinks he goes to a to recover he drinks he goes to aa to recover he drinks he goes to a
39:41to recover he's been doing it for decades recovery is not just a way to resolve accidentallydeleted data uh signed lee looking for the backup tape well done good job good job i'm not afraid of germsi snorted cocaine off of toilet seats you ever snorted cocaine off the head of adecapitated whale, Bobby?How aboutdrawn up your smackin a spoon througha little bit of tainted bear
40:28grease? What apiece of shit.And then, well,there's what some of thewomen in the anti-mountain topremoval movement could say abouthis behavior.beat it, which means for me going to meetings every day.
40:54It's just bad for my life.So for me, it was survival.And then, you know, that the opportunity.It was survival.What a pity he got to go to those meetings then.You can't convince me that the toxic horseshit that this sad and pathetic attempt had a man.Alphaholic, that's the secret.You can't convince me that all the shit he does is not the product of a horribly broken mind.
41:34But then again, according to his family, there are pathologies there that go back well before he ever had his first dose, his first drink, before his daddy was killed, and even before his uncle was killed.and even before his uncle was killed, he's just, I don't know, a bad seed.So for me, it was survival.And then, you know, the opportunity to help another alcoholic, that's the secret sauce of the meetings.And as what keeps us all sober and keeps us, you know, from, you know, from,from self-will.Whatever.From Tamara.
42:45Hi, Tamara.Probably snorted Coke off an underage hooker's butt too.But not in a funny way.I wouldn't be the least bit surprised.You know, maybe it's a mark of how disgusting the Epstein files arethat his association with Epstein is getting very little at times.attention. And I say this, well, let me see if I could make sense of this and set this up right.I mentioned, I think, yesterday that he shows up in the Epstein files as having gone dinosaur bone
43:41hunting in South Dakota. And in particular, it was on the Pine Ridge Reservation. If you arefamiliar with issues that touch on indigenous communities. You know that one of the mosthorrifying issues is the disappearance of thousands upon thousands upon thousands of indigenouswomen, some of whom have gone missing from Pine Ridge. Heartbreaking, horrifying.And the families of the victims do all they can to draw attention to the issue,but so little attention is paid.A man I once prosecuted for child sexual abuse.He's since dead.
45:01His name was Aaron Cottle.He was busted and convicted of child sexual abuse in his doctor's office here in West Virginia.The thing is, and I don't know that anyone ever investigated it,but just reading, knowing the file and knowing the possibility made me want to scream.Every summer, he would go out to, I think it was Pine Ridge.I know it was a reservation out west, and he'd spend a couple of months out there,excuse medoctoring
46:00people who had no access to medical careand given his modus operandione wonderswhat he got up toand one wonders what Epsteinand Bobby got up towhen they trespassedonto the Pine Ridge Reservation
46:20trespassedyou can't just go bone huntingon an Indian reservationAnd moreover, it also speaks to something relative to the science of paleontology and archaeology and geology.And that is you don't just go rooting around in the dirt trying to find the jawbone of a triceratops or some such as that.I remember long, long ago when Raiders of Lost Ark first came out, my archaeology professor in college at the time said,I know it's a fun movie, but he's a pot hunter.Indiana Jones is not an archaeologist, he's a pot hunter, and got kind of wrought about it.
47:26And the reason for getting wrought about it is because it destroys provenance, it destroys data, it destroys any ability to understand the context of a discovery.Museums around the world are full of artifacts that have no provenance and have no context.there was an old saying, no providence, no goddamn data, and that's him.That's Bobby, who doesn't give a tinker's damn about rules, laws, women's bodies.Remember, he sex-pested all over his own nanny, drove his then-wife to suicide by withholding money from her that he owned.That's where the whole brainworm excuse came from.Your Honor, I don't have the earning capacity.I once had because I got this brainworm.
48:46We laugh about the brainworm, but the reality of it is it was the sleesiest of excuses.There's a thought.Tamara says, contrast.Contrast Hunter Biden's reputation is someone who got consent.treated sex workers with respect and was known to tip well.Go sex workers.Fuck those other criminals for real.Love to everyone who legitimately kicks addiction and who does the steps.
49:28Yeah.But they would have, the maggots would gladly have hanged Hunter Biden from the Saur apple tree.But this guy, ah, they love him.Probably because he shares pathology.in common with them.And from Theo, the name's the same, damn it, but that's all.I have to admit that I've been twitching every time you've mentioned Theo Vaughn's problematic first name.Not your fault.
50:03He's just a scumbag who's fond of being an influencer, found it to be a profitable griftthanks to a way too credulous audience.I couldn't do it.Looking at oneself in the mirror occasionally is necessary, at least for utilitarian purposes.and the imperative of not looking scruffy get you the last word.Clean-shaven works best for me.In regards.And Zen hugs.
50:30So well said.So well said, Theo.And art of word knowing, hmm, did he flaunt the rules or did he flout them?Gotcha.Kisses.Hey, it's a live program.Mistakes will be made.There's that passive voice we know and love.
50:46oh and uhuhuhuhuhuhuhuh
50:57uh...uh...it was generallya German honorific at one timethe Vaughnnot confined to Prussiabut yesyou're generally also right
51:04thank youI'm trying to learnI seek to be alifelong learnernow we'rebut we're not entirely donewith uhoh goodness me
51:20sohis isn'tBobby's name has been growingwhale head bear brain wormlampreybutwe knowmay, I don't know, may need to translate another term and just calls him, and just refer to him as
51:39snorts coke off toilets. You know, that's not one of those indigenous names you'd necessarily want,but God knows he earned it. Or trespasses on sacred land. That works too. But with all that as,and this doesn't touch exclusively.or explicitly on whalehead dead bear brainworm lamprey but remember and there's kind of a setup tothis so please bear with me as i said he was all full of piss and vinegar to go aftermountain top removal mining he basically founded an organism and i wonder i wonder if it's still agoing concern and how they feel of ithim he founded an environmental organization as the result of his community service requirement
52:42after his conviction for possession of heroin curiously when did that where did that take placeauntie roxan well kitties he was busted we were just talking about him going trespassing onindian lands with geoffrey epstein while in a search for dinosaur bones maybe i don'tknow if that was a euphemism. And Pine Ridge is in South Dakota. Where did he get busted for heroin?That's right. South Dakota. Circles within circles, within circles, within circles.Was he going to go out and do some heroin and go trespassing around the Pine Ridge Reservation with Jeffrey?Did he learn about that? Did he learn about that from his bust or did he learn about it from Jeffrey?I don't know.
53:41But Jesus, that's a lot of fucking smoke.But the bottom line is he was an environmental crusader, riverkeepers.I've known some incredibly dedicated environmental and social and human rights justice advocates and activists who came from the riverkeeper organization, who worked tireless.for clean water and to keep pollutants out of our streams and rivers and lakes.Bobby founded the riverkeepers to deal with the mess in the Hudson River,the southern reaches of the Hudson River in New York, which was an environmental nightmare.And then he heard about mountain top removal.Now, as I've recounted on a number of occasions, he came down.
54:57down to Coal River Mountain Watch, I was there. I can't remember what year. It was in the lateaughts. And he sat in the offices of Coal River Mountain Watch, which were at the time in Whitesville,West Virginia, and lectured us about how frack gas could end mountaintop removal. If we would justembrace it as a bridge fuel to a clean energy future.I think he did.He was with the National Resources Defense Council at the time.And he was there, I think, at the behest of Carl Pope of the Sierra Club, because Carl Pope had accepted $50 million from the fracking industry to pitch that very idea.a bridge fuel to a clean energy future because all the all the fracking kind of fuck the clean energy future we just want to frack
56:08and we want to frack to live and be jesus out of pennsylvania and new york ohia west virginiawherever we can find it we want to frack it i remember the faces and the names of the people who werethere bless her soul judy bonds was there gone all these longyears and when all was said and done i remember judy saying this doesn't ring true but he went on andand invade powerfully against mountain top removal the studies hadn't even at that time i don'tthink come out that showed the human health impact of mountain top removal but he he blew smoke upfire skirts and told and talked about how this was the greatest environmental uh human rights crisisthat he bobby kennedy had ever seen and of course he came back down eventually
57:33and um you shot a movie based on a book he had written it's actually kind of a painful memorybecause he got all those hillbillies, your humble ostus included, to line up behind him,promote his movie for which he had real Oscar aspirations, but somebody in the academy knew better,and he didn't even get nominated.For those of you who don't know, the film was called The Last Mountain,and it was about a struggle that Coal River Mountain Watch and other groups had begun,certainly without Bobby,to save a mountain complex simply called Coal River Mountain
58:44because a coal company wanted to blow it to Kingdom Come, spoiler, they have since done that,but we wanted to provide an alternative solution, and we did.well thought out completely researched a plan for a massive wind farm on cold river mountainthat would have provided revenue to raleigh county west virginiaa hunt be still be providing it a hundred years from nowwhereas a mountain top removal site last five or ten years it's gone and then you've gotnothing left but a mess and a bunch of poison and a bunch of sick peopleWell, the County Commission, the Raleigh County Commission said something vapid, like,
59:42well, the coal industry has always been awful good to us, and well, we'd hate to upset them,so we'll just take, we'll take the short money now instead of the long money forever.But he made his movie, and we set up rallies for him in front of the headquarters of the West Virginia Department of Environmental Possible.Pollution, I mean, permitting.I mean protection.No, pollution and permitting.Got hundreds of people out in the cold of early December.I remember it like it was yesterday.
01:00:29I emceed it.I introduced Bobby to the adoring crowd.And it was all lies from him.But wrapped into his speech, and trust me,we are going to find our way into the present, I promise.Wrapped into his speech was, oh yeah, Micah says,holy shit, I remember this.But wrapped into his speech was a lot of talk about climate change with no
01:01:52caveats.The science behind climate change, the climate crisis hasn't changed.I don't know, maybe Bob I'm certain Bobby has.Coal River Mountain Watch, and I was part of it, got the only bill ever to be introduced in the Congress.This was back in, what, June the 19th of 2012.So coming up on 12 years ago.But Coal River Mountain Watch got Dennis Kucinich to introduce the only bill that from now,that before then, up to then, then, and all the way to now, would ever have the power to end
01:03:14mountain top removal and stop the poisoning of countless unnamed individuals who live near thesegodforsaken toxic waste sites.And for those of you who have been with the program for rather a long time, you know theamount of time that I spent in D.C. that a lot of us spent in D.C.working the bill, never giving up on it. And Bobby agreed with it. The bill was simple.The way it was, it was based on what at the time were over two dozen peer-reviewed journal articlesthat pointed to a massive human health disaster unfolding in central Appalachia.and that was before we even got to the issue of climate change, climate crisis.
01:04:30And the way the bill worked was that it set up a mechanism whereby permits that were being worked would be continued, would continue to be worked.mountain top removal sites would continue to be going concerns,but that there would be a moratorium on new permits pending the completion of a fullfive-year epidemiological level study of the effects on human health of mountaintop removal.If you were to go back and watch the last mountain,And there's a bit of recorded dialogue from Bobbo where he says, I'm going to go and I'm going to talk to Obama and I'm going to tell him we've got to do something about ending this mountaintop removal.It's a bitter thing to go back and think about all this and how cynically used people subjected to vast, massive environmental and social injustice.were, but he was right there. He was on board all right. And of course, the people who were
01:06:12opposed to mountain top removal, well, we also damned well knew that there was no way for manymountaintop removal coal to be clean, because if it's covered in blood at the extraction site,you can never get the blood off of it. It doesn't matter if you're making steel with it orburning it for steam to power a power plant.But now the maggot administration has ordered the Pentagon to start using more coal-fired energy.What the hell does that even mean?I mean, we know that NITWITNRO doesn't like electric catapults.Steam, beautiful steam.
01:07:16Maybe he wants to go back to USS Mainline.level or USS Maine technology vessels that are actually powered by coal bunkers.I mentioned the main because the fire in the coal bunker is part of that whole piece of historyand Havana Bay.And so now this, this is heartbreaking.and the impacts this will have on God alone knows how many livescan scarcely be calculated.Lee Zeldon, a maggot from New York,
01:08:30who wouldn't know grits from cornbone when it comes to Appalachia,well, the EPA administrator is all proud of himselfbecause as of today, the maggot goons have rescinded, revoked a core scientific finding related to climate change.It was a rule going back to the earliest days of the Obama administration of campaign promise kept.The rule went into effect in 2009, and it was, well, rather like the Appalachian Community's Health Emergency Act,fairly simple and fairly elegant.The rule was based upon a scientific finding that climate change, which produces carbon dioxide and greenhouse gases,are a real and ongoing threat to public health and welfare.
01:10:06Oh, let me go back to the ACACT for a second.This is the punchline to that.I mentioned the five-year study, the epidemiological study.Well, at the end of that study, the results were to be transmittedto the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Resources,health and human services,who was commanded by that legislation had it ever passed once the finding was made that mountaintop removal poses a profound risk a risk to human health and well-being then it required the secretary of d hHS to then certify the same and boom mountain top removal would be over were that bill to somehow pass tothen
01:11:15Bobby Kennedywould be the one to receive the resultsof the study five yearsfrom tomorrow.Mitt Whit Niro is terribly proud of himself.It's the single largestderegulatory action in American history by far.Lee Zeldon, meanwhile,
01:11:41calledacknowledging realitythe holy grail of federalregulatory overreach.nitwit Nero went on to say that, because of course he says this about everything he doesn't like,he said that having a scientific finding that climate change poses a public health risk,public health and welfare risk, was one of the greatest scams in history.It had no basis, in fact.
01:12:25On the contrary, over the generations, fossil fuels have saved millions of lives.and lifted billions of people out of poverty all over the world.And I am so goddamn old that I feel fairly certain that was either lifted from a speech byor written for him by Don fucking Blankenship.Now there will be lawsuits.Of course there will be lawsuits.But this is one of those issues where those judges that were.so proud of right now who are Republicans and they're pushing back against nitwit Nero's
01:13:16fascist excesses this is one of those where they'll go back to being good old-fashionedRepublicans again oh who cares if it kills some people it's good for the economybut this is going to touch all kinds of things greenhouse gas emissions for cars and truckspower plants, oil and gas facilities.And it's going to throw, it's going to, frankly, it's going to throw corporate America into a certain degree of chaos,especially the insurance industry, who, regardless of the fact that this government now says that there's no such thing as climate change,already use climate change science, climate science, in their actuarial tables for,where do expect the greatest disasters?
01:14:33According to the Associated Press, Anne Carlson, who's an environmental law professor at UCLA School of Law,said, it's just going to raise more havoc.And by the way, it's not like the evidence has become weaker in the past 17 years.It's grown stronger.It's grown more undeniable.So Lee Zeldon's EPA says they're going to, uh,delay rules that were put in place under the Biden administration that reduced greenhouse gasemissions by cars and light trucks over future years.
01:15:27Those automatic stop-start systems in cars that stop the car at a red light to cut down onemissions, well, the tax credits for those are going to go away.But Lee Zeldon said, yeah, everybody hates it.Yeah, these other EPA administrators before me, they were willing to bankrupt thecountry in the name of climate change. Never mind the number of children who have to carryrescue inhalers with them everywhere they go in case they have a coal-induced asthma attack.Zeldon went on to say that the 2009 finding led to trillions of dollars in regular.that strangled entire sectors of the United States economy, including the American auto industry.
01:16:45The Obama and Biden administration used it to steamroll into existence a left-wing wish list of costly climate policies,electric vehicle mandates, and other requirements that assaulted consumer choice and affordability to ITT.You know, it's hard for dead people to drive cars.And do you know, instead of Theo Vaughn there asking whalehead dead bear brainworm lamprey about those halkin days when he was snorting cocaine off of toilet seats,it would have been a hell of a lot more interesting to say, hey, Bobby.Of course, Theo Vaughn would never do this because Theo Vaughn is a pathetic maggot hack.Yeah, those kids with the asthma, they must not be very masculine.It would have been interesting.
01:18:02You said, hey, Bob, you know, once upon a time, you were all in on climate science,and you believe the science.Is that like vaccines now, though?The money was just too good.Is that it, Bob?The whole time that you were saying that we had to,that life on Earth was imperiled by climate.change the whole time you were saying that it was just it was just a grift body hey bob do you agree with
01:18:45what your buddy lee zeldon said when he said that uh uh the endangerment finding uh it didn't justregulate emissions it regulated and targeted the american dream and now the endangerment finding ishereby eliminated jesus they really are a group of homicidal maniacs aren't they ordinary people whowere running around doing things like this would find themselves talking to a mental healthprofessional about whether or not they were danger to themselves or others.Lee Zeldon is definitely a danger to others.Of course, so too is nitwit, Nero.Well, Bobby.
01:19:58Biden's climate advisor and a former EPA administrator herself, Gina McCarthy,she was EPA administrator under Barack Obama.Well, she told the Associated Pressthis EPA would rather spend its time in court working for the fossil fuel industrythan protecting us from pollution and the escalating impacts of climate change.The EPA has a clear scientific and legal obligation to regulate greenhouse gasesand the environmental hazards of climate change, she's continued,have become impossible to ignore.
01:20:48Over at the Medical Society Consortium on Climate and Health,Dr. Lisa Patel said,well, Trump prioritizes the profits of big oil and gas companies and polluters over clean air and water and children's health.As a result of this repeal, I'm going to see more sick kids come into the emergency department having asthma attacks and more babies born prematurely.My colleagues will see more heart attacks and cancer in their patients.Meanwhile, over at the Natural Resources Defense Council.I wonder how they feel about Bobby.That would be a fun question to ask.
01:21:34David Doniger, who's a climate expert there, said they're trying to use this repeal as a killshot to invalidate all climate regulations.Homicidal maniacs.These goons don't think there's enough tailpipe emissions in the air.They think cars are getting too much mileage on a gallon of gas.gas, it's disgusting.You're right.Billable Rick says rescission of EPA rule on CO2 emissions.Didn't the Supreme Court quite surprisingly uphold the EPA's right to control CO2 emissions as a danger to human health and a landmark decision in 2010s?
01:22:48Actually, it was 2007, I think.The Supreme Court said that was a legitimate governmental function.But Billable, as you well know, in legal terms, there's a ginormous difference betweenthe government mayand the governmentshall.It's upsetting.As Cynthia notes,
01:23:29you should hear my voice right now.Actually, you shouldn't.I'm super horse from one of my asthma medications.Plutikasone.The other side of the coin is that it's really helping my asthma.It works with side effects, which arestill way better to suffer than an asthma attack.Still wish to
01:23:49fuck I didn't have asthma.And P.S. I'm volunteering tomorrow and we'll see how effectively I'll be able to talk to visitors.Still, I'll do it. The visitors almost always end up lifting my spirits.Get out there and make sure you've got your rescue inhaler with you.Asthma, what asthma? We don't care about no stinking asthma.We've got oil executives to philate. And of course, the irony of all of this is thatbased on fairly conservative estimates, the balloon goes up in just three years, 2029.The tipping point isn't coming.
01:24:55The tipping point is here.Micah notes if they had their way cars would get one mile per gallon that much,and electric vehicles would be illegal.They already tried this once.GM had great electric cars in the early 90s, and they killed them for reasons,giving rise to adocumentary that got a lot more eyeballsthan anyone wanted it to have.
01:25:29Who killed the electric car?Remember that?Days gone by.Climate hoax, Stephen Columbus.Have I told you lately how much I hate these people?I know.What's the difference between killing childrenwith, say, an AR-15,
01:25:53versus doing it with ultra-fine particulate matter.That's one of those things most people who aren't deep in the weeds on this don't understand or don't know about.Understanding is, no, it's don't know about.For instance, for those of, I don't know what it looks like on an Android phone,but for those of you with an iPhone, you can open your weather app and you can scroll down and it'll tell you air quality.in my case right now it saysair quality index is24 which is
01:26:38good but here's the strange thingand I still don't have an answer for itthe air quality indexhere where I am in lovelyParkersburgback during thesnowpocalypse a couple of weeks agowell
01:27:01sitting there on the rim of the gorgein Fayette Countymy air quality was good so they said but when i looked i went to look at the weather here and bear in mind thatmy victoria is asthmatic too you may recall that uh what a couple of septembers ago she was in the hospitalwith double pneumonia that's when they found the asthma well it was weird because i would look i wouldat the Parkersburg vienna area and the air quality would be like 134 with a warning that sayshealth hazard to people with sensitive conditions and the weather was no different here than it wasthere but there is something around here that pumps massive amounts of
01:28:16what is called PM10 and PM2.5 into the air.Those are the two particulate matter standards that the EPA has.I'm sure that they'll have to go to.PM2.5 is smaller than PM10.I think it's in parts per million.But one of the things that we found out through the research that was done down in the sacrificezone was that a lot of these particulates that came off of these mountaintop removal sitesand also from the combustion of things like diesel fuel or PM1, 1.
01:29:03Less than one 1,000th the width of a human hair.And when you get that small, there's nothing in the human body that can stop them from their pernicious work.Oh, the science.Simulations were done on human lung tissue in which the resellors.searchers saw tumorogenic changes 10 cells away when PM1 material was introduced in a cell 10 cells back.Nothing stops it. Cell walls don't stop it. The lungs can't filter it. It transits the bloodbrain barrier, the heart-lung barrier, and most particularly the placental barrier. You know,for those people who, maybe those little maggots who are lurking around the edges of the program and say things like,
01:30:03I'm pro-life.Well, you may want to stop abortion, but you damn sure don't want to stop PM1.0 now, do you?Or even 2.5 or even PM10.Golly, Moses, I mean, Bobby was all about it.Until he wasn't.Until he got tired of grifting the environmental movement and decided to go and grift really stupid people.to wit the anti-vax movement.I should mention that this is, of course, a conversation radio program.
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01:32:11get that number down to1670 and stay awayfrom the dreaded $2,000 markthanks to a challenge fromRalph's. The pick of the momentfrom Democratic UndergroundGod, this isinsane. Party currently
01:32:35engaged in massive cover-upof Epstein's pedophile ringseeks inquiry into the threatof widespread twerking.Quotes from, well,Tennessee's corn-pone answer to George Santos, Andy Ogles,choreography featuring overtly sexualized movements,including widespread twerking, grinding, pevic thrusts,
01:33:03and other suggestive conduct, and Mark Alfred of Missouri,pure smut, for every American family to witnessexplicit displays of gay sexual acts, women, gyre,and provocatively.And underneath the graphic, the picture of Trump and Epstein with a speech bubble for Trump saying,I'm glad somebody's thinking of the children.You know, Reverbo has said some pithy, wise things over the years on this program.I think his epitaph for the United States is probably his pithiest.
01:33:56the money was just too good.So if you're inclined to agree with Ralphs that there's something disgustingly hilarious about maggotswho are upset about a halftime show but can't quite find their courage to speak up forsex trafficked children, well, toss in 25 bucks and Ralphs will turn it into 50 for you.Thank you, Ralphs.Thank you.yeahclimate hoax
01:34:54i wonder if nitwit nero got struck byan asthma attack and couldn't breathei wonder if he'd still think climatecrisis was a hoaxor if one of those little grandchildren that hegives not a fuck aboutwonder if then he wouldmy guess is no
01:35:22and by the way coming out of yesterday'sperformancein the house.Well, apparently,Jojo Blondie is not gettingrave reviews, according toan individualinterviewed by CNN.
01:35:54Kevin Liptackspeaking on CNN News Centraldelivered the wordof the assessment.So the dust is stillsettling this morning after Attorney General PamBondi sat for a hearing before the House Judiciary Committee.Shouting matches and talk of a burn book then filled hours of clashes with lawmakers,
01:36:22really like we haven't seen in a long time.She was facing questions about...Really? We haven't seen in a long time?You mean since the last time she was there?Or Cash Patel was there?Or Krusty the nasty Nazi gnome was there?A long time takes apparently a...Well, it's within the 24-hour...
01:36:44news cycle. So maybe day before yesterday is a long time ago. I don't know.About issues that are before and handled by under the purview of her department,like ice crackdowns of fatal shootings in Minneapolis,investigations into President Trump's perceived political foes.But it was questions about the department, DOJ's handling of the Epstein files,that triggered the most fierce reaction from the AG.Kevin Liptack joining us right now from the White House for more on this.And what more are you hearing this morning?
01:37:14from the White House about what happened yesterday.Yeah, and it was almost a Trumpian appearance from the Attorney General,and I think that particular aspect of it will probably have gone over fairly well.But listen, the White House has made no secret that it is less than thrilledat how the Attorney General has handled the Epstein matter.You know, Susie Wiles, the chief of staff, who is ostensibly one of Pam Bondi's friends,said that she had whiffed the entire thing, which I think sort of embodies how theWest Wing has viewed this generally. And so when she went out into that hearing room to engage in
01:37:49this really sort of bitter theatrical appearance, I think it did reflect an attorney general verymuch under fire for how she is handling all of this. You know, she came armed with thesepersonalized insults for anyone who asked about anything she didn't want to talk about, which wasvirtually anything having to do with Jeffrey Epstein. She really shrugged off questions from Democratsabout why none of Epstein's co-conspirators had been indicted.She blamed that on the Biden administration.She refused to apologize to Epstein's victims who were sitting in the very room where she wasfor how some of these files had been redacted or not redacted as the case may be,
01:38:27showing to the general public some of the victims' names and faces.That was the line of questioning from Thomas Massey,who was kind of the only Republican in the room to ask her about any of this.Listen to sort of their back and forth.This guy has Trump derangement syndrome.He needs to get, you're a failed politician.My position is any victim who comes forward.Of course, we would love to hear from them.
01:38:541-800 call FBI.Did you ask Merrick Garland that the last four years?Did you talk about Epstein?I am reclaiming my time.I'm glad you're asking about Merrick Garland.You don't give a reclaim time when you don't.And I don't answer a question the way you want.This goes over four administrations.
01:39:14So Massey was really the only Republican to bring this matter up.It was interesting to see how his fellow Republicans handled all of this.They really tried to steer this hearing away from the Epstein matter.They really didn't make any attempt to defend how Bondi had handled all of this.At the end of the day, this is really kind of a matter of her own making.Remember some months ago, she said that the Epstein files were sitting on her desk in a lot of ways she's still contending.with that statement.Yeah.
01:39:43Yeah.Oh, Jesus.But, well, if Susie Wiles said she whiffed, like I said yesterday, there were a lot of opportunitiesto where they teed up Cash Patel for her, and she cooperated with that a little bit.If anybody's going to go down, it's not going to be me.Oh, and remember the super secret double-priced?plus secret probation complaint against skunkhead Tulsi Gabbard?Yeah.
01:40:42Well, we got some new details today from the Wall Street Journal.This complaint that's so so Sonsetav that Congress can't even see it,and that the release of which in any form would crush,national securityyou know whatif something likethe truth if the truth canbring down a corrupt system the corrupt system
01:41:13deserves to fallit's the same thing with theEpstein filesoh well we can't releaseany of that you know that would bethat would be dangerous to nationalsecurity which is always a corruptgovernment's fallback
01:41:28well nationalsecurity HenryWell, mommy, it's a matter of national security.Hey, I can't tell you about the aluminum tubes, because that's national security.He tried to kill my daddy.Well, according to the Wall Street Journal, whatever it is that Tulsaid Gabbard got up to, probably for all.But hell, Mother Russia, they know the name of every covert agent we have anywhere in the world at this point in time.I don't think even John La Caree could have imagined a scheme like this.
01:42:20But here's the thing.It's not, of course, just Tulsaid Gabbard and her skunky head.No.She went to Jared.The Wall Street Journal says that the complaint has something to do with an intercepted conversationthat two foreign nationals had about Jared.And the complaint includes allegations against Jared.And all we're told is that, well, they'd be significant.
01:43:15The journal story says it couldn't be determined.Oh, passive voice.It couldn't be determined which country the foreign nationals are from are from.Oh, really? Can we not guess? Is it not Sultan somebody or Prince somebody or 32nd degreeGrand Noble Vizier? It couldn't be determined which country the foreign nationals are fromor what they discussed about Kushner. You can buy him off with a bar of Dubai chocolate as long as it has$50 billion with it. But the connection to Kushner sheds further light on the top ofsecret whistleblower complaint it bureaucratically stalled within Gabbard's agency for eight months
01:44:04and was kept locked in a safe until it reached Congress in heavily redacted form last week.In other words, they got a white sheet of paper with a bunch of black on it.Not like letters in black.Just bars and squares and rectangles.There has been some talk that the real core issue of the complaint,is that Tulsi took a print out of the discussion in the intercepted conversation and handed it off to SusieWiles who doesn't have the clearance the report continues like in Trump's first term when heorchestrated peace talks between Israel and Arab nations Kushner touts his business background as an
01:45:11apt asset in diplomacy, often deriding career government officials as too bureaucratic and slow.He is now running an investment fund, Affinity Partners, which has drawn billion-dollar investmentsfrom the Arab monarchies and has pursued potential projects around the world.Gosh, I don't know.What kind of potential projects?The Trump Grand Casino and Ballroom Gaza?I mean, that's just where my mind went.I don't think there's a tape measure deep enough to measure
01:46:02the filth and the vice and the graft and the corruptionin which these vulgar maggot pigs wallow.So Tulsi Gabbardhanded off super secret information to nitwit Niro's chief of staffWell, I can declassify anything.I can do it with a...I declassified it with my mind.Weirisome.
01:46:48It's terrifying.It's infuriating.And you know how Nittwit Niro said that...I will be your retribution.I will be your revenge.I don't like...The fact that I'm thinking retribution is in order now.We have to be, as we look toward the day, when we write the founding tub that has become this constitutional republic,
01:47:41we have to be clear-eyed and dispassionate.But at the same time, when the murderers of Renee Good.and Alex Pretti and the others dead at the hands of ice and CBP goons.When those days come, it'll be okay if you feel a little bit of relief.But nothing's really going to get better until the people at the very top are held accountable.with the most fierce punishments allowable by law.And then there's what happened today in the Senate Homeland Security hearing,where Missouri, I mean, not Missouri, Minnesota, A.G. Keith Ellison,
01:48:50who has been a member of the House,he was one of those who co-sponsored the ACAC that I was talking about earlier.and the man who competes with Tommy Tuberville and Marsha Blackburn for stupidest member of the Senate of the United States.I mean by that Ron Johnson from Wisconsin, he verks in the Lumber Mills there,tried to get sideways with Ellison about of all things the First Amendment and Minnesotans exercising the rights thereunder.because Ron Johnson from Wisconsin, he verks into lumber mill there, has gone all in on Orange Julius Giesers, paranoid ranting about paid protesters.So a lot of what we heard here today literally makes no sense.When you look at the history of returns or removals, you know, the Obama administration, first Trump administration, you have to kind of throw it by and it was such an aberration.
01:50:10Obama, on average, they return and removed about 650,000 people a year.Trump in his first term, about a half a million.It's lower than Obama.This first year, there have been a little under 600,000 returns and removals.That's a lot, but it's not a whole lot when you realize we've flooded, who knows how many,at least probably 10 million people, if not more, during the Biden administration.Yeah, there's that made-up number again.10 million, 20 million, 100 million.
01:50:40billion people there aren't any Americans left and create this enormous mess by the way includingthat according to DHS 650,000 criminals that are at large they're not detainedaccording to DHS which would rather climb a cactus and lie than stand on the ground andtell the truth thousand murderers 20,000 people convicted of sexual assaultI mean, that's the mess that the Democrat and President Biden's open border policy created that the Trump administration is trying to clean up.But they've deported close to 600,000 people under this administration.And in most states, in most cities, there aren't protests.There aren't protests being shot.
01:51:37Obviously, problems in Los Angeles, probably Portland.These places that claim to be sanctuary cities, it sounds like, you know, Attorney General Allison is denying the fact that, oh, we cooperate with ICE.I think Representative NISCA wouldn't agree with that.So again, I'm trying to square the circle going, this doesn't make sense to me.I wish we had the government officials here, DHS officials, our next panel on this one, just to refute this, to re-refute this, to, to, to, to, to, to,rebut it. We had a very interesting hearing last week on the fraud Minnesota, and we hadstate Senator Mark Kron. And in his testimony, he was talking about local reports of somethinglike 30,000 they called them observers being trained. Okay, I thought that was an incredible
01:52:33figure. I'm not saying that there actually were, but, but it certainly sounds that there areactivists being trained. Are you aware of training for activists, Mr. Elson, in Minnesota?Some of these protesters literally went through training. There are groups out there providingtraining. Are you aware of that? Yeah, I'm aware of that. I mean, it's, it's, it's, yeah. I mean,the, the, the one of the dumbest men in the Senate, are you aware that people are being trainedin, in First Amendment law? What a stupid.good piece of shit he is.That's good practice.
01:53:18That's good policy.Because it keeps things from going chaotic.I can't tell you how many trainings I've sat in on.Not just in D.C., but D.C. comes to mind.You want to know how nefarious this training gets?I'll tell you.I mean, it's kind of, it's kind of ick.But, hmm, I attended one of those.
01:53:57trainings where they said, the organizers said, listen, this is D.C.When you get arrested in a catch and release in D.C., these things get lengthy.And the cops are, and this was during the Obama administration when the cops were supposed to bereasonably humane.But they said, listen, once you're on that bus, once they've arrested you,You're not getting off of it.And it'll be a while before anything happens, and nothing will happen until you are processed over at the facility in Anacostia.Therefore, we highly recommend putting on a couple of layers of depends because it can get hot.
01:55:08You need to rehydrate.And yeah, you're going to have to relieve yourself.And they're not going to let you off the bus to go to the port of John.So if you're going to be arrested, you might want to consider wearing a couple of pairs it depends.That's the nefarious training that people are given in First Amendment protest situations.And you get reminded that every organization involved is completely committed to principalof nonviolence.You get training in how to engage in passive resistance.
01:56:03In other words, you go limp and you make them carry you onto the bus.Not everybody does that, but it's a strategy.It's a tactic.You get trained on remaining peaceful, not giving them an excuse to engage in state-sanctioned violence.oh boy that's some nefarious stuff huh open border policyMatt and San Francisco says not a thingand if you're worried about rapists and criminalscheck the Oval Office you dumb motherfuckers
01:56:45here here Mattthe open border was never a thingit's a fetish object it's ait's a twisted fantasyof the maggotsstupid bastards saw World War Zwhich was a horrible movie,and decided that scene of hordes of humanity climbing over walls
01:57:16was actually documentary footage from the Rio Grande Valleyor the Arizona part of the border.It didn't happen.As Matt says, not a thing.Thank you, Matt.Keith Ellison was both ready for,and not willing to suffer Ron Johnson gladly.Common for people to use their First Amendment right
01:57:53to protest things that they don't believe are right.Were you aware of the First Amendment activity, sir?Were you aware of the signal chats?I believe as the Lieutenant Governor of Minnesotawas actually helping manage one of those signal chatsthat were deploying those trained activiststo the legal law enforcement actions,or were you aware of that signal chatters?
01:58:15used to deploy those people. I'm aware it exists, but this is First Amendment activity, sir.This is something that the law... Did you... Did you ever encourage people to go out there and exercise the first...Yeah, I do. I... I freely admit being in favor of the First Amendment.You encouraged trained activist to put themselves into harm's way because you had to know, because you were watching this, that they...there were scuffles at least, that these people were obstructing justice.I would think you'd actually, as the Chief Law Enforcement Officer of Minnesota, be concernedabout people obstructing justice, putting their cars in streets, blocking roads.I would think as Chief Law Enforcement, you would be concerned about that, but were you ever
01:59:07concerned about encouraging, I guess, people to support you, to go out with theHold the fuck on for a second.He really is monumentally stupid.I mean, what, how, it's not did, but how many times did his mother drop him on his head as an infant?Good God.This is just.Out and put themselves into harm's way.Harm's way.
01:59:53Just, I'm going to go back to this because this is just astonishing.dumb.Yeah, I do.So you and you, so you really admit being in favor of the First Amendment.You encourage trained activist to put themselves into harm's way because you had to know,because you were watching this, that there were scuffles at least, that these people.Not scuffles.There were, there's nobody in Minnesota who started anything with the goons.
02:00:31the goons always attacked first it's well it's it's uh it's one of those things that make you wonder howmany proud boys and oafkeepers and free percenters and uh patriot front Nazis it's one of thosethings that makes you wonder how many of them are actually in the goon squadsbecause it was the same it was the same way in places like portlandbetween the proud boys, et cetera, and antifa.The goons would show up, be violent,and the anti-fascists would be thereand respond and beat the shit out of them,
02:01:18as one does with fascists.People were obstructing justice.I would think you'd actually, as the chief law enforcement officer of Minnesota,be concerned about people obstructing justice.Well, apparently, Ron, you don't know what constitutes obstructing justice because nobody was.Putting their cars in streets, blocking roads.I would think as Chief Law Force, you would be concerned about that, but were you ever concernedabout encouraging, I guess, people to support you, to go out and put themselves into harm's way?
02:01:58No, we never...and obstructing illegal law enforcement action.Did that ever concern you?Sir, that never happened.We all times said, if you want to protest, protest peacefully, protest safely.But I would, you'll never find me being against the first amendment.I'll always be for the first amendment.But you were seeing the scuffles, right?
02:02:19You were seeing the...Yeah, see, that's what he says.He'll always be for the First Amendment.That's how you know he ain't a real murk.because no real American would be for the First Amendment when the goons is attacking.That's how you know he's one of them Muslims.And by the way, Minneapolis police officials could not help protect ICE officials, right?I mean, Representative Niske's, isn't that when you're...
02:02:50Wasn't their fucking job to protect ICE goons?Talking about the nullification of federal law.Isn't that one of the, you know, Hempin County that they simply could not help and protect ICE in their legal law enforcement actions?The Minneapolis Police Department issued guidance in July saying that they would not even help with crowd control around immigration operations.And Minnesota leaders encouraged that kind of action.The Minnesota lieutenant governor encouraged people to put their bodies on the line.I can't imagine encouraging somebody that's supported.me politically to go and put themselves into harm's way.
02:03:34I can't imagine that.Particularly when you know that these law enforcement officials had been shot at.A couple of illegal immigrants inadvertently killed because people were shooting at ICE officers.Their vehicles have been rammed.Was Renee Good shooting?How about Alex Prattie?No, neither of them.What a piece of shit he is.
02:03:58By some of these peaceful protest.was probably the trained activists.They've had rocks thrown at their vehicles.I can't imagine encouraging people.Put yourself in harm's way.They've had racks thrown at their vehicles.Well, there went the deposit with Enterprise.God damn it.
02:04:20They'll pick you up.They'll go out there and record that.I, as a government official, would have said, back off.Let us work with ICE.Let's cooperate with him.Let's see if we can't de-escalate this.Let's collaborate with the fascists.You would have been a real party during the Second World War.
02:04:45Let's collaborate.And then after the Second World War, they would have strapped you to a chair and, well, either shaved your head or hanged you.Let's collaborate.Attorney General, you did the exact opposite.And two people are dead.Because you encourage them to put themselves into harm's way.And now you're exploiting those two martyrs.That was a tragedy.
02:05:14It never should have happened.Now, we can investigate, but I can't imagine being a law enforcement official,where I know my colleagues have been shot at.Their vehicles rammed, that they're trained activists to plow.You dipshit.they were the ones doing the ramming, not trained activists.And by the way, they aren't Keith Ellison's colleagues.Not by a long shot.
02:05:55They're fascist filthy fucking goons.Floyd, and by the way, we know at least one of those activistshad a semi-automatic pistol with extra clips.So now you're an ICE officer.You're doing enforcement action.you've got a team behind you trying to protect you.You got 47 days of training because my orange Jesus is president number 47.Your background check hasn't been completed.
02:06:29You may be spending your off-duty hours trying to hire underage sex workers.You may have a criminal rap sheet as long as your arm, but nobody knows.You may have been an insurrectionist on January 6, 2021.A domestic terrorist.But got a pardon.But notice that Keith Ellison is a professional.Keith Ellison isn't pulling a blondie up there.He is, as the saying goes, keeping his powder dry until he sees the whites of Ron Johnson's nostrils.
02:07:18You've got all these trained activists behind you.Is it any wonder they're at hair,rigor alert, a tragedy was going to happen and you encouraged it.And you ought to feel damn guilty about it.Thank you, Mr. Chairman.Yeah, sit there and smirk.Smirk.It's sick.
02:07:45It is despicable.Are you asking me for comment, Senator?Because everything you said was untrue.It was a nice theatrical performance, but it was all lies.Senator Hassan.Told you.Nice theatrical performance, but it was all lies.somebody
02:08:05somebody play the play him off musicnow that he'scome up and given his star turnfor his turning point USA awardor some suchby the wayproblems in paradise for toilet paper USAthere is a purge going on
02:08:27and the purge has to dowith thesurprising number of peoplewho think that maybeCharles James Kirk was offafter all.Aubrey Leach,who works in the comm shop
02:08:50for T.P. USAsaid on a video she posted that she wascalled onto the carpetlast month andshit canned by toilet paperUSA. She said,I just have a gut feeling that I was terminated fromTPS USA because I'm questioning
02:09:12the narrative of what happened to my role model and CEOCharlie Kirk on the day of his assassination.According to the bulwark, they say it's hard to say if these firings, because there's several of them,are being driven by the very sensible disapproval of staff talking about their company killing its founder,or paranoia about Kandi O, having credible information about internal TPSA activities, you know, or both.But clearly, someone within the organization is leaking to Owens.Just this year, the highly controversial podcaster posted videos of Erica Kirk on international internal videochats in the wake of Kirk's assassination that were interpreted on the online right as insufficiently
02:09:57mournful really they had to wait till then to figure out that she was insufficiently mournfulhaving her ass grabbed while wearing a pair of skin tight black pleather pants by jimmy dickbowman or whatever his name is by the way can he still now that the house has passed thesave act last night. It goes to the Senate. It'll probably die there for one of 60 votes,but it says that if you can't produce a birth certificate that matches your ID in terms of name,you don't get to vote. And it's going to have a horrifying impact on women who have beenmarried and changed their names. But apparently it also, well, it impactsJimmy Dick
02:10:54because his birth certificateappears not to match hisofficial IDbut yeahnever mind the getting groped and groping backthe vice president of the United Statesthe toilet paper USAsmooth brains
02:11:19had to wait untilCandice Owens told him thathe was that wellit's a trapthe bulwark notingon her Tuesday showCandio quipped that if Erica Kirk had been killed instead of Charlieand if Charlie then acted as Erica Kirk is acting now
02:11:40in the wake of his assassinationhe'd be on trial for his wife's murderoh God I hope it doesn't hurt too littlethat's preciousand we are well into the thirdhour of the programRalph's has a $25 challenge on the tablewe're trying to get down below the $1,700 mark so we won't cross 2,000 for Friday on the front porch.
02:12:17It would awfully helpful if someone would take up that challenge.Ralph's is very kind in putting the challenges forward.Thank you, Ralph.And, well, it would get us down to 1670, yeah.So thanks in advance.I mentioned yesterday that melanoma went to, uh,see some sick kids at Children's Inn at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda.And she walked into a room where the kids had been pre-positioned working on crafts.
02:13:01And the place went all quiet all of a sudden.They were making like little Valentine's hearts and stuff.These children suffering from various horrifying illnesses.You remember, what was it, a week ago, two weeks ago, when Nitwit Niro looked at Caitlin Collins and said,You know, you're pretty well, me, but why don't you smile more?You should smile more often, which is just a disgusting thing that disgusting men have had a habit of saying to women who didn't appear to be sufficiently giddy in their presence.Well, lo and behold, melanoma walked in, noticed the silence, and said, uh,don't be so quiet it's a celebration day right
02:13:54is many hearts you are making hearts have blood blood is wonderful blood is lifeokay i added the last partbut the group laughed uncomfortablythis is of course the same national institutes of healththat nitwit Nero allowed Leon scum to take a meat axe toabout this time last year.My memories on my face, on my iPad,handed me a photo yesterday
02:14:36from exactly a year prior.February the 11th, 2025,when Victoria and I went down to the Bureau of the Public Debtand joined in a protest,little did we know that Leon Scum was there even thenand shitting his pants in feet.Andy Cohen over at Bravo said,those children are clearly terrified.
02:15:15And another person on thread said,the balls to step put in therewhile her husband and his lunaticHHS secretary defund childhood cancer research.Wow.And then getting closer to the point,another individual said,no one in this administration
02:15:36should be permitted within 100 yards of a schoolgiven they're all connected to a pedophile ring.Well, everything is diversion.And they were trying to say, see, we can send a really scary Eastern European woman.And the kids will be cool with that.Isn't Melanoma beautiful?And I don't know if this was true or not, but a little bit ago when we were talking about Theo Vaughn,Tristan said, Theo Vaughn's real name is Theodor Capitani von Kernatouh
02:16:27the third and i and i wrote back to tristan and said is are you having fun or are you or is that real and thenthen this and and and i know some of this stuff sounds absolutely bat shit crazy because wellif you didn't think it sounded bad shit crazy it would be worrisome but i also um i've alsoalways said and this goes back to when i would take take takecrap for playing clips from coachDave Dobbin Meyer.Remember he wasthe good God fear and upstanded Bible, believe in
02:17:43Christ-centered evil, evangelical, gun, a mentalist,Hamosexual Creeastrianwho said thathis deardarling beloved daughterswell, they werejust one Subaru rideaway from becoming
02:17:59lesbans when theywent to college to play the softball.and people would say, you know, this guy's obviously a nut.This is all pre-maggot, too.My response was, don't be so sure.Don't be so confident that there aren't a lot of Dave Dobbin Myers out there.And, well, your umbelosis was proven right again.Oh, thank you.
02:18:27Thank you, Cat, just across West Virginia's River in Ohio.Thank you, Cat.Happy Valentine's Day, says, Cat, have a show on me.oh thank you so muchso we are now down to16 let's see 16701595we're down to 1395
02:18:52thank you thank you catthank you so muchso we're not going to be anywhere near the dreaded$2,000 mark tomorrow yay1395maybe keep that momentum goingcat I can't thank you enoughand uh well
02:19:16So along the same lines as the what seemed to be just out there complete nuttery of coach Dave Dobbinmeyer, only this guy's a lot more dangerous because he's got millions of followers.This is the guy who is the Nazi heir apparent to Charles James Kirk.I'm talking about that neo-maxie zoomed we be Nick Fuentes.the college dropout who decided there was a really good dollar in being a Nazi and he doesn't hide it.He tells people exactly who the hell he is and then people make the mistake and think,oh, he's just crazy.He's not crazy.He's evil.
02:20:31And you know how I said that the maggot agenda, well, I mean, I think we're not crazy.we all know it follows another agenda from some a little over 90 years ago where they startedwith the most vulnerable groups the queers and the disability community and everybody yawned andsaid well you know okay i don't yeah i don't want to look at that or you know the 1933 version ofCharlemagne the God said,I don't want to see that during my, my,I don't want to hear that during my,my football matches on the radio.
02:21:25Yeah.Wow.They're moving on.As I noted yesterday,when word came out about the shooter up in Tumblr Ridge,British Columbia,well,all the goons came out of the woodwork,
02:21:46screaming that trans people are crazy and something needs to be done with them.Not great for your umbelosis mental health.But I'm holding up because, well, frankly, before I could do any of this, I had to get asigned statement saying I was just painfully sane.But, you know, they've attacked the brown people, they've attacked the immigrants,They've attack, attack, attack, attack the queers and the transies.Nick Plentes is ready to move it on up.Why the plank sent $100.
02:22:29You knocked out the park last night and Friday night with your shows on Epstein.You're an absolute genius and the smartest person I've come across in my 50 plus years on this planet.Thank you for all you.This is some, this is a sped up reading of someone's message to him,sending him a hundred bucks.Someone called Walk the Plank.you do for this country we don't deserve you i do have a question who gets sent to the gulags firstwhen you become president uh well thank you for the big super chat women women get sent to the gulags
02:23:01first obviously uh which women all women every woman every woman and girl is sent to the gulagswe will determine who the good ones are after the fact well what about the good ones what about thetrad ones first of all there are no trad ones or good ones second of all there are no trad ones or good ones second ofwe will determine which ones are acceptable after they're all imprisoned.Then we will let them out.You have to do it because those are our political enemies.You want to know.This pathetic little dweeb, and this is just color commentary because I'm actually looking at the video.
02:23:39You're hearing the audio.The fucker is barely able to sit up in his chair and he's just kind of leaning over and finallyfinally sits up when he gets really going on how much he hates women.Our number, this is unironically just true.The number one political enemy in America is women.Straight up, I'm just telling you, I'm telling it like it is.People might say it's Jews, it's Democrats, it's white liberals, it's leftists, it's the Chinese.Our number one political enemy is women.
02:24:21Because women constrain everything, every conversation, every man, everything.They have to be imprisoned.They are the ones that are hurting the fertility rate.They're the ones making us sympathetic to poor people, which are also...They're the ones affecting the fertility rate.Has there ever been a more pathetic, hilarious, terrifying expression, admission ofI can't get a woman to have sex with me, which was probably the original motivation for him saying that any male who has sex with a woman is gay, because this is that guy.Yeah.
02:25:27Also brown people.You know, I want you understand something.I mean, the racism is just so naked.Poor people, also brown people.God, shades of Wolf Blitzer, so poor, so black.When you're sympathetic to poor people, you're sympathetic to brown people because brown people are poor.Okay, not all poor people are brown, but most brown people are poor.So women are making us sympathetic to poor people, aka brown people, women are making us sympathetic to George Floyd.
02:26:05women are the reason that their fertility rate is low because they're getting educated and they attack every man as a rapist.Well, you know, you're probably a rapist there, Nick, if you could actually find it to.Never mind, rape jokes are not funny, Roxanne. Stop it. Women are just the source of all of Nick Fuentes' problems.just in a pedophile and they're henpecking and controlling all the men.So just like Hitler imprisoned, gypsies, Jews, communists, you know, all of his political rivals,we have to do the same thing with women.And we'll sort it out.We'll find the good ones.
02:27:07You know, give them credit.They're out of the Nazi closet, approvingly citing.Hitler's sending innocent minorities off to concentration camps is it's a hell of a flex.But again, remember, this guy has a huge following, just waiting to be leveraged by someone who is sufficiently ideologically pure.God damn.They can prove themselves, then we'll let him go.So they go to the gulag first.They go to the breeding gulags.
02:27:54The good ones will be liberated.The bad ones will toil in the minds forever.Will we believe these people when they tell us who they are?This isn't comedy.This isn't parody.He means this to the furthest, most shit-covered depths of his miserable, best part of him ran down his mama's leg.soul. And of course, it's worth noting, the name of his program is deliberate to AmericaFirst, just like we had back when there was a Hitler fan club in the United States of America
02:28:48back in the early 30s. The breeding camps. The breeding camps. The rape rooms. For the love offuck, this is who they are. This is who.they are and if Massad took out Charlie for daring to say that he was done withA-PAC as Candio has suggested will Nick Fuentes but then again I personally think amarker was called in on Charles James Kirk but more importantly the maggotswere not happy yesterday with Jojo Blondie's performance.What's what, hold on.Clarence with a note.
02:30:33My observation, that GOP senator, that was Ron Johnson,who was talking shit is full of shit.First of all, let's not get it twisted.The senator was not addressing the Minnesota Attorney General.In his feeble mind, the senator was questioned,a Negro Muslim who just happened to have power.The racist creeps of the GOP are still butt-heard about Brother Ellison's success in politics.They're really going to have a shit fit when he runs for governor.
02:31:06Point well made, Clarence.Billable Rick, Dave Dobbinmeyer, didn't he have a dog named who sent?Yes.Oh, Gator!Gator!Great memory, Billable.Yeah, Gator barked at the demons in the inflatable Halloween displays in the neighborhood.Demons.
02:31:40Nice dip into the memory files, billable.Women of the fertility problem?I know.Lee said, I want to see Nick Fuentes and his friends confined to a gulag.We'll let them out when they produce a baby.Can I get an amen?Amen.Amen.
02:32:04correction i want to see nick quintus and his male friends confined to a gulog and we'll let them outwhen they produce a baby well personally i think nick and his friends will male friends will havea high old time trying and from brother deacon asa what little nick flintas needs is a coupleof exit wounds out the back of his punk and little haid don't worry he'll follow in his daddy'sfootsteps namely cucky chucky now now that'sfigurative speech only.Also, with regards to the Epstein files,Jimmy Kimmel has announced that since President Trump
02:32:52likes to put his name on everything,Kimmel's going to refer to them as the Trump Epstein files from here on out.You know, as in Trump Kennedy Center,perhaps we should start doing the same.I actually saw that come up a week or so ago, Brother Deacon.And yes, at that point in time, I did say,hey, let's make them the Trump Epstein files.But like I said,
02:33:31The maggots and their influencers are not happy with Jojo Blondie.Let's see.A few things.Over at Newsmuck, Greg Kelly said of her yesterday,I don't think Pam is living up to that responsibility.She's not to be trusted, and I hope she leaves soon.Lots of theatrics on her part today before the house.That's great.
02:34:18No, it wasn't.But she was not responsive, evasive, and I think she's not.not to be trusted and I hope she leaves soon.I kind of think she likescable news more than she likes the office onPennsylvania Avenue and running the Departmentof Justice. I'm sorry. I'm notimpressed. Pam
02:34:34Bondi has not handled this thing well.They asked like a four-minutelong question, right? But then they actuallyasked the question, you've got to be responsive.And she wasn't, and I don't think she's doing her job.Tim Poole,who was busted taking money from Mother Russia,said,
02:34:53she's done a moderately bad job.as Attorney General. I think they've miserably handled the Upstein files.Eric Erickson, formerly of Red State, said when the Attorney General of the United Stateshas asked why she's prosecuted, no one related to Jeffrey Epstein, and this is her answer,she should be fired or resigned, but neither will happen, which is another reason the Democratsare going to have a good election year.Laura Looney, who really should, instead of saying anything, should be busily suing her plasticsurgeon said, well, where are the tapes? And if you're not going to show us the tapes, then who's in
02:35:33these tapes? She's become such a controversy because we were told and promised by people likePam Bondi that they had all these files and they had videotapes. And speaking to testicletoasting, Tuckio Rose Carlson, some guy named Ian Carroll said, I can't think of anybody who I'mmore disgusted by right now in our government than cash Patel and pam bondy and then of coursethere was nick flintes pam bondy has to be impeached for high crimes and misdemeanorsi think this fits the bill for i think this fits the bill for high crimes and misdemeanorsyou lied about the existence of the files you lied about unindicted co-collaborators and accomplicesyou lied in furtherance of a cover cover up we'll send her to the berthing gulog too even though she's 60
02:36:43And then there's little Benny drywife Shapiro that fast-talking little creep who is decidedly not pro-blondie right now, at least until the check clears or something.Again, performative, performative, performative.I don't disagree with the stuff she's saying, but the performative nature of it does not make the American people feel as though there is a professional in charge of the Justice Department.Oh, no, it definitely doesn't.So Eric Swalwell questioned her.Eric Swalwell, man, that dude.The representative from California who wants to run for governor over there.He asked her about political violence, and here is her response.
02:37:29Congressman, I completely agree with you.I know about several of those personally involving you.I believe one has been charged publicly,and there's something I would be happy to talk to youabout off camera, but I can assure you that they are very serious.They are being looked into, and I can give you more details on those.None of you should be threatened, ever.None of your children should be threatened.
02:37:59None of your families should be threatened.And I will work with, you can come into my office any day.I will work with all of you on both sides of the aisle if you are ever threatened.And I would, I'll gladly talk to you after this hearing about your cases.Okay, so again, this is actually like the high point of her testimony.Then we got to the stuff that was really the problem.So, as I said before, when it came to the revelation of what exactly the DOJ was doing on Epstein,I know for a fact from people who were in the DOJ at the time, there needed to be,
02:38:31the DOJ, the FBI, there needed to be a full scale explanation with full Q&A with the revelationof particular documents to demonstrate why the DOJ was doing what it was doing.That's the thing that needed to happen.So when you show up, you should at least be able to do that in sort of a calm, collected fashion.This is again why I think.Yeah, poor little Benny.He hasn't been the same since he and Candio broke up.But he seems to not understand that his orange Jesus gave the marching orders that she was operating on.
02:39:11Okay, maybe his orange Moses.It's that simple, calm, collected fashion.show me oneshow me one member of thisthis goon squadwho's done thatbut I want toI want to go back just a hair
02:39:41a full scale explanationwith full Q&Awith the revelationa particular documentsto demonstrate why the DOJ was doingwhat it was doingthat's the thing that needed to happenso when you show up
02:39:58you should at least be able to do thatin sort of a calm collected fashionthis again why I think that William Barrwho is AG underpPresident Trump the first time Bill Barr was a very good AG. I do not think the same of Pam Bondi.I do not think she's good at her job. So here is Pam Bondi. This was the...No, no, no, no. Stop right there. Banny. Bill Barr was a very good AG.Well, that's because he did the things that you wanted an AG for Nitwit Niro to do back then.
02:40:30Benny covered for him. Like he covered for George W. Bush, like he covered for George W. Bush, like he coveredfor George H. W. Bush like he covered for Reagan, like he covered for Nixon.Bill Barr to prosecution.I wonder if he's even run across the idea that Bill may have either had Epstein off or had him snuck out.Most awkward moment, by far.So she was asked about Epstein.and she promptly started doing a cable news spot about how no one should ever mention Epstein again.They should only talk about the stock market, which, listen, I generally agree that the coverage of Epstein, given the evidence that we have, far exceeds.
02:41:27The claim is made about Epstein far exceed the evidence that we have, and thus the coverage of Epstein far exceeds the actual evidentiary claims.with that said, I'm not sure the Attorney General's job is to go out there and be like,why are you even covering this?The Dow Jones is doing great.This was not great here.Not great at all, Bob.God, they're pathetic.It would be hilarious.
02:42:03Were it not so, well, Reverbo put it best, not sufficiently mournful about that racist ass-faced, Kirk.Are you kidding me?It's like the billionaire tech bros who feel anything.insufficiently admired.If it wasn't so dangerous, it would be laughable.And there we are, Reverbo.And then while we're Epsteining here, that's, I should never say that again.While we're dealing with the Trump Epstein files, well, it has roots.
02:42:52And this goes back to Leslie Wexner.He of Victoria's Secret.God, will that brand ever recover?The New York Times mentioned a draft of a letter to Leslie Wexner there in Central Ohio after they broke up in 2007.The letter, and by the way, Wexner sat on the board of trustees of the Ohio State University,the same the Ohio State University where Jim Jacketoff Jordan looked the other way when boys and young men were being raped by the team doctor over on among other things, the wrestling team.Liss, I'm truly sorry to hear that you have been the target of an extortion attempt by the same girl that has tried to extort Ehud Barak, Alan Dershowitz, and Prince Andrew.I guess that she's either using bottom feeder or she is being used by them.
02:44:14I'm certain that John Ziger has transmitted my suggestion that you and I sit down together.I was told, T.O.L.That family had no interest in a meeting.As I did not ask for meeting with family, I find that answer unsatisfactory.Well, that sounds a little threatening.I've never once, not once, done anything but protect your interests.I owe a great debt to you.as frankly you owe to me.
02:44:41Hmm.I was not surprised by your reticence to sit with mewhen my bad judgment with women became a cause-seleb.As I'm sure you recall, you didn't sit with your mother or sister or Sharon when a conflict arose.As it did for you, you didn't sit with Jack Kessler, Stanley, or Stanley's son.I did it for you.I never asked to see you.I never sent you a request.
02:45:05Abigail and I sat.She asked many questions.she made many unfair, aggressive, and false accusations,none of which could have been fully answeredwithout violating a confidence with you,many of which I did not answer.Some of that I did.You and I had gang stuff.
02:45:21Pay attention.You and I had gang stuff for over 15 years,a great deal of it that she was unaware of.I had no intention of divulging any confidence of ours,no matter what accusations she made,and she made quite a few.As I'm sure she told you,I didn't argue with her,
02:45:37threaten her or you in any way, did not behave as I had always. Putting your interest first,I always told you I would never under any circumstances give it up or put you in harm's way,no matter who, what, or when. I would guess that if things have not changed much, as I know you well,that you will find a need to show this letter to Abigail. If so, I would ask that you notraise your shoulders, purse your lips, and tell her I have no idea what he means. Is Jeffreyasking for something? There must be.be more to it. We don't know what we don't know. And by the way, there's a reference in there toJack Kessler. His daughter Elizabeth Kessler presently serves as the number two on B. Ohio State
02:46:25University's Board of Trustees. Wexner's longtime lawyer, John Ziger, also referenced in the letter,is the current chairman of the Ohio State University Board of Trustees. And he was the go-between forWexner and Epstein. Roots, Roots, Roots, Roots. There was one session. Wexner immediately called a Board of Trustees meeting in executive session on September 18, 2009. The chairman, Mr. Wexner, called the meeting of the Board of Trustees to order on Thursday, September 17, 2009, at 8.06 a.m. He requested the secretary, call the roll. Mr. Wexner, good morning.before we take the roll call vote to go into executive session,I want to announce that the full board will reconvene tomorrow morning at 8.30.I hereby move that the board recess into executive session to consider mattersrequired to be kept confidential by state statute.Upon motion, Mr. Wexner, seconded by Ms. Davidson,
02:48:07the Board of Trustees adopted the foregoing motion by unanimous roll call vote.Cast by trustees, Wexner, Davidson, yada, yada, yada.Nobody knows what they talked about during that executive session that happened almost immediately after hearing from Epstein.Maybe it was about the things that Dr. Richard Strauss did to the boys and young men there.The president of that university at the time, E. Gordon Gee, who would go on to dismantle vast swaths of West Virginia University, my beloved Harvard on the Mon.well, he has recently said that survivors are engaging in cancel culture, or he had done that.Wexner personally recruited E. Gordon Gee from Vanderbilt.And at a later point in time, Guy up and fled to Morgantown.
02:49:51And there's so much there.Wexner'sor ratherZigerThe lawyer, his son,his business partnerMarion Little and Ziger's sonWell they filed an amicus brief
02:50:14In defense of Jisleine MaxwellIn July2025The Ohio State University was managed by the lawyerof a man the FBI considered an Epstein co-conspiratorAs recently as 2019And the roosterrooster. Info says we still don't know why that case evaporated under Trump's Department of Justice,
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