The Dan Bongino Show - Ep. 679 Shut This Thing Down

Episode Date: March 19, 2018

Summary:  In this episode I address more stunning revelations about the relationships between key officials involved in the Trump investigation, the Clintons, and the judicial system. I also cover th...e new liberal narrative being used to attack Trump and how it is a Trojan Horse for government regulation of the internet.    News Picks: The Mueller investigation continues to act in an unusual manner outside its mandate.    More connections between the Australian diplomat whom media accounts portray as the initiator of the Trump investigation and foreign intelligence.    More on Mueller’s out-of-control investigation.    Read this December piece, and the recent revelations about Judge Contreras and FBI Agent Strzok are even more disturbing.    Government is looking to regulate the internet; here’s one avenue they’re looking at.    More on government’s desire to use the Cambridge Analytica case to regulate the internet.   The bump stock ban in Denver didn’t go as planned.   Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:00:30 Producer Joe, you're not doing very well today. You have some bad news to report to our audience. So your identity was stolen or something? Yeah, yeah. Somebody got my number off my debit card and racked me up real good. Well, folks, listen, I told Joe to bring this up during the show. Here's why, right? This is what I used to do in my former career as a federal investigator.
Starting point is 00:00:50 And one of the ways people steal your credit card number and your debit number, I investigated tons of these cases when I'm doing on the Secret Service Financial Crimes Task Force, is they use these skimming devices in restaurants. So you'll give your card to a waiter or waitress, whatever it may be, and they'll walk back to the register with your card and they have a little device. It looks like the swiping portion of an ATM machine when you swipe your card through. Not the ones you insert the card in when you swipe it through. And it's in your hand.
Starting point is 00:01:24 It's like a handheld piece. They swipe the credit card or the debit card it steals the number oh joy yeah that's how they do it so joe had said to me well i don't know what happened but i was in a restaurant or something i mean it may or may not have been but that's typically the case so the way we used to investigate him uh and the financial crimes task force joe is i'd say you know a guy would call he'd'd say, oh my gosh, I got this, you know, a bank investigator would call. He'd say, hey, listen, I'm from whatever, Bank of America, Chase, whatever it may be,
Starting point is 00:01:54 and I've got 40 or 50 credit card numbers that were stolen. Can you guys take a look? I would say, do me a favor. Run like a batch report on it and tell me the last charge on each of those cards. And of course, they'd be like, Oh, was that Joey bag of donuts restaurant? You go to Joey bag of donuts restaurant. Who was the server who served Joe Armacost?
Starting point is 00:02:12 It was Joey bag of donuts. Hey Joey, let me see the skimmer Joe. Thanks Pat. It was the easiest case. So I'm just warning all the, all the mopes out there and criminals. You're so easy to find. It's pathetic. Don't think you're getting away with anything. Don do it they are super easy cases to crack so that's my public service announcement for the day thank you dan yeah no they're easy to crack joe you'll get your money back too i know it's a pain in the butt but i am um don't be an idiot and you are unbelievably easy to find it is the dumbest crime known to man. Seriously. All right, man, I got a lot to get to. I hope a lot of you listened to the special show this weekend.
Starting point is 00:02:48 I'm not going to redo it. I do have to, unfortunately, hit on some of it to get to some other stories that are going on. And a huge, huge, to steal the words of Donald Trump. It's huge. Huge. A huge scandal brewing with the FISA court. A sound cut, Joe, cut for me. But I pulled some old articles on this that are going to just blow your mind.
Starting point is 00:03:13 Also, some more revelations about how this entire case started and stuff that's just going to be like, whoa, by the time you're done with this. So don't miss a minute. All right. Today's show brought to you by our buddies at My Patriot Supply. You know I'm into preparedness. Preparedness is my thing. You have to build an emergency food storage plan. We ensure everything in our lives that matters.
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Starting point is 00:05:22 The report hasn't been released yet. So that's one reason. But the second reason to be patient is the DOJ has been stonewalling the release of information on this case for a long time. And the release of information they have been engaged in has been redacted. In other words, they've been blacking out significant portions of information that, oh, oh, some of the pieces that are blacked out, Joe, are super critical pieces to the investigation that make the FBI agents involved
Starting point is 00:05:50 in the case look awful. Now, one of the pieces of information that was blacked out were text messages and redacted between Lisa Page and Peter Stroke. Two of the critical, one was an investigator one was a lawyer critical pieces of the fbi investigation into hillary clinton they released some of the text messages that were damning enough about insurance policies about how they hated donald trump um about how hillary could be the next president but one of the redacted pieces the uh the congressional investigators finally got their mitts on Joe by going to DOJ themselves,
Starting point is 00:06:25 reviewing it in person in unredacted form. And one of the exchanges, remember I always say remember the names, one of the exchanges between this guy Peter Stroke, who was a senior level manager at the FBI involved in the Hillary email investigation and was later
Starting point is 00:06:42 on the special counsel investigation of Trump before he was removed. One of the critical exchanges with this lawyer, FBI lawyer, Lisa Page, was about a FISA court judge. The FISA court, the court used to spy on Trump. A FISA court judge by the name of Rudolph Contreras, stroke nose Contreras. How do we know stroke knows Contreras? Because the text messages, he says, Hey, Rudy's on the FISA court folks,
Starting point is 00:07:09 not making this up. Rudy's on the FISA court. Lisa, he's talking to Lisa page is also his love interest. Uh, he, they were both married by the way. And this lawyer for the FBI who are working on this,
Starting point is 00:07:21 uh, Hillary Clinton email investigation and the Trump special counsel stroke says, Hey, we, maybe we should set up a cocktail party where we get together with about, what, six people or so. And we start and we talk to Contreras. He's my buddy. Contreras is later the guy who accepts the guilty plea from who? Mike Flynn, Lieutenant General Mike general michael now i got more
Starting point is 00:07:47 in this but before i want to play this cut just to set this up this is bob goodlad who's running this investigation from the house side he's a representative congressman he is running this from the house side this investigation he is a very calm measured deliberate guy he's not a flamethrower at all. He is a Republican, to be clear. But he's interviewing with Maria Bartiromo from Fox. And he says something that's really critical here about this Contreras thing. Listen to this sound cut. Play that.
Starting point is 00:08:15 We need more documents and we need them now. And we need them unredacted, by the way, Maria. These latest revelations about Peter Strzok and Lisa Page talking about a federal judge, a Judge Contreras, who was appointed to serve on the FISA court, and they're talking back and forth about how good that is and how Peter Strzok needs to be catching up with him and talking to him. That was made available to us earlier in a redacted form. And it was only just recently that we had the opportunity to see that text unredacted. That clearly does not draw any conclusion about what that judge and Peter Strzok may have done or not done. But it's clearly material to what was going on in the FBI regarding how they were treating this court.
Starting point is 00:09:03 to what was going on in the FBI regarding how they were treating this court. As I said, and I can't say enough, quoting my old friends from Queens, my Italian buddies, take it easy, take it easy. I told you with Sessions there were things going on here. They are dealing with unprecedented obstruction. Now, you may say, well, Sessions runs the are things going on here. They are dealing with unprecedented obstruction. Now, you may say, well, Sessions runs the Department of Justice. Why are they just now unredacting redacted documents and texts that are clearly indicative of, at minimum, some sense of misfeasance?
Starting point is 00:09:46 Folks, Sessions is in a bind right now. He did make a bad call with the recusal, and recusal is hurting him in a way, in a number of ways. But there are things going on, and there are pushes being made within the DOJ, I believe from Sessions, and people he has appointed,
Starting point is 00:10:02 to clean this mess up finally. I'm not saying he's made all the right moves. I'm just saying take it easy on this. Now I said to you during that sat there so we're using like industry lingo here. During that sound clip there that there was something important in that. What was
Starting point is 00:10:19 important in the takeaway from that if you listen to it was he said Goodlatte who is the senior House of Representatives investigator on this in charge. He just got this stuff. He just got this stuff. They are dealing with on this committee unprecedented DOJ and FBI obstruction. They don't want to give up. He just got this text from Stroke talking about how they want to set up a cocktail party to talk to the Fisk judge
Starting point is 00:10:47 who is ultimately going to be responsible for sentencing Mike Flynn later on. They just got this. Folks, a lot of this stuff is just coming out now. The Bureau does not want to give it up. Now, I will put
Starting point is 00:11:06 in the show notes, do you have a cough button, by the way, Joe? How do you not use your coughs? I watch him cough and I don't hear anything. I'm potting myself down on the board. Oh, look at this guy. Mr. Sophisticated Sound Guy. I watch him and I don't hear anything.
Starting point is 00:11:22 I'm about yakking my butt off. Yeah, I can tell. So Contreras, this is what's important about this too. They're just getting the information, but I went and looked and researched some older articles here, and a couple people sent it to me too, so thank you, but I had already gotten this from another,
Starting point is 00:11:39 let's say, entity. I'm going to put in the show notes today a must-read story from December. That's the difference with our show notes and anywhere else out there, aggregators. We pull old stuff that's relevant again right now. I'm going to pull and put in the show notes a Washington Examiner piece from December. Here's a quote from the piece about this same FISA court judge that Stroke and Page are texting each other about influencing.
Starting point is 00:12:03 We got to have him over at a cocktail party, a small cocktail party. The same judge, by the way, who conveniently was responsible for the Mike Flynn sentencing to the nonsense false statements garbage. Here's a quote from the examiner piece talking about the judge Contreras. Listen to this one, Joe. This is December. Contreras told the former army general that prosecutors will request less punishment than sentencing guidelines recommend. Oh, isn't that nice of him? Yeah, that's big of him.
Starting point is 00:12:33 That's big of him. But here's where it gets great. If and only if he, Flynn that is, provides substantial assistance in the prosecution of another person. Gee, who could that other person be? Bring out the thumbscrews. You're darn right. Get those thumbscrews ready.
Starting point is 00:12:50 So let me get this straight. The prosecution of another person who at this point, there was a high, high probability is someone within the Trump team, if not Trump himself. So Contreras, who's this FISA court judge, who now we know the FBI agent and the FBI lawyer are trying to influence. It's not in question anymore. You have good lad on tape talking about the text messages where they're discussing this influence operation. The FBI hid those texts from the DOJ until just recently. They finally get them and now we look back over what contraris did in the public reporting on this in a washington examiner in december and apparently contraris the same
Starting point is 00:13:31 judge who stroke and text were trying to influence he told flynn hey listen you're only going to get off if and only if you provide substantial assistance in the prosecution of somebody else. Folks, this is a witch hunt. This thing is out of control. This is a total, complete government witch hunt. Hat tip to one of the listeners out there who sent me an article from Law and Crime. It's a blog that, you know, I don't know what ideological direction they're in, if any, but they seem to have articles which are pro and anti-Trump. But there's a very good pro-law-and-order piece in there.
Starting point is 00:14:07 Today I'll put in the show notes too, Joe, about how this case is totally out of control. Totally out of control. This Mueller special counsel is way, way past their mandate. They are so far out over their skis. This thing is a disaster. And I'll have another piece from Andy McCarthy there as well. And the Andy McCarthy piece
Starting point is 00:14:28 is even better. It discusses how they can't seem to charge anyone with an actual crime related to collusion or related to the crimes they talk about in their own indictments. I said that confusing. I'll just sum it up for you, the McCarthy piece, because it's so good. It'll be in the show notes today as well, at Bongino.com.
Starting point is 00:14:44 And also, we're going to have original content coming very the show notes today as well at Bongino.com and also we're going to have original content coming very soon by the way at Bongino.com you're going to really like. It's going to be a debunkathon. Also if you subscribe to my email list I'll email them to you. But the gist of the McCarthy piece Joe is that you read all of these Mueller indictments of
Starting point is 00:14:59 Manafort and all these other people and you're horrified. You're like oh my gosh they did all this stuff and I'm not defending what they did. But McCarthy makes a fascinating legal argument that if you read the indictments and the information and everything further, they don't actually charge people with those crimes. They charge them with this otherworldly conspiracy
Starting point is 00:15:21 to defraud the United States charge. You've got to read the piece how it's not really, none of this is related to collusion. Folks, the thing is totally, completely out of control. So let me just sum that portion up again before I move on, because I really do have some other information that, please don't go anywhere, that is going to open your eyes to what a disaster this thing has become,
Starting point is 00:15:42 a total witch hunt, and a complete violation of the fidelity to law and order in our constitutional republic so just to sum it up we have stroke and page senior fbi agent fbi lawyer texting each other about an influence operation against a federal judge who is appointed to the spying court, the FISA court. They are the spying court at this point. It's Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. We should call it the Foreign Intelligence Spying Court, right? They're trying to influence this judge.
Starting point is 00:16:16 This judge, conveniently, later on, is the same judge appointed to oversee the hearing on Mike Flynn. appointed to oversee the hearing on Mike Flynn. Mike Flynn, who was prosecuted, by the way, and pleads guilty, even though the FBI doesn't think he lied. He pleads guilty to false statements to the FBI, even though the FBI acknowledges in public records, Comey and others, that they don't think he lied.
Starting point is 00:16:42 Who was the agent who interviewed Mike Flynnnn oh peter stroke no peter stroke peter stroke the same guy texting his girlfriend about how they want to influence rudy contreras the judge who is the judge who then accepts the guilty plea from mike flynn oh and by the way contreras tells flynn hey yeah we'll let you off a little bit on your sentencing guys if and only if you provide the guilty plea from Mike Flynn. Oh, and by the way, Contreras tells Flynn, hey, yeah, we'll let you off a little bit on your sentencing, guys, if and only if you provide substantial assistance in the prosecution of another person.
Starting point is 00:17:14 Folks, liberals, where are you on this? Where are you? Do you understand? The law and crime piece I have in the show notes today, the blog piece? Yeah. The author in it, Joe, says something interesting. And this is where I've always been puzzled about where liberals have completely disappeared or why liberals have completely disappeared on this.
Starting point is 00:17:35 Liberals, this is the destruction right now of any semblance of law and order and fidelity to the Constitution. Do you understand this discretionary power of government to target people like Flynn, to turn on others despite their very little evidence of an actual crime can be turned on you in a heartbeat? Are you not worried about this? You know, I'm going to get to another story in a minute about the new, new, new narrative here, and I'll show you how this affected me in a negative way. But I don't support intrusive government.
Starting point is 00:18:09 Folks, we're in a lot of trouble here. These FBI agents who interviewed Flynn tried to influence the judge who then took Flynn's sentence, who then pushed Flynn to testify against other people or turn state's evidence to other people in the Trump team. Oh my gosh, and nobody seems to care. It's amazing watching this all fall apart, Joe. Okay, today's show also brought to you by buddies at iTarget. It's the best system out there, folks, to improve your marksmanship.
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Starting point is 00:21:17 Because remember, we've already established now that the case against Mike Flynn has clearly been corrupted. All right? The investigator's going after him. We're colluding with each other on how to influence a judge. now that the case against Mike Flynn has clearly been corrupted. All right. The investigators going after him were colluding with each other on how to influence a judge. The same judge winds up taking a sentence from Flynn, winds up encouraging Flynn in the sentence to cooperate against other people in this case. But I said to you that this case had started with Alexander Downer. Alexander Downer is the Australian diplomat who meets up in the bar with third-rate backbencher George Papadopoulos in this London bar. And according to the New York Times and a number of other officials, Glenn Simpson from Fusion GPS is acknowledged in some
Starting point is 00:21:55 way, shape, or form as well. This is what starts the whole investigation into the Trump team, because Papadopoulos, this third-rate Trump team backbencher, tells Downer because Papadopoulos, this third-rate Trump team backbencher, tells Downer that he thinks the Russians have dirt on Hillary. Which, by the way, I think is ridiculous. Not that he said that, but everybody in the world knew that the Russians had dirt on Hillary. But again, I can't say that enough, that I think that the whole initiation of the investigation is a farce to begin with.
Starting point is 00:22:22 Folks, Downer is the key to this. Downer is the key. I've become more convinced by the day that Downer is the key to this. Downer is the key. I've become more convinced by the day that Downer is the key to this. Now, Downer, keep in mind, you're going to remember, if you forgot this, you're going to need this in a minute. Downer is an Australian diplomat. Australian. What is he doing in a London bar talking to a Trump team member and who set this meeting up. Now, there is some evidence,
Starting point is 00:22:47 if you listen to last week's show, some reporting on the subject, I should say, that the meeting was set up by a girlfriend or some female acquaintance of Papadopoulos. Who is this woman? Who sets this meeting up? Now, why am I asking you this? why does any of this matter to you folks this is what starts the fbi investigation the formal fbi investigation is a critical distinction i've been making the case to you over a series of months now that they were investigating trump through foreign intelligence spying on
Starting point is 00:23:26 trump for the united states yeah way prior to this and that they needed a legal face of this they needed they were conducting an operation into joe armacost and investigating for felonious mopery right yeah oh yeah all of a sudden they this thing starts to get serious and they're like hey what if we lose this election? People are going to find out we're investigating Joe. Well, we better get a warrant, get some legal face on this. They needed a legal face to start an investigation. That's why this Downer interview... Joe, if I lose anyone, stop me.
Starting point is 00:23:56 No, you're cool. Okay, good. They need somebody somewhere to give them, air quotes here, folks, the dreaded air quotes, a tip to start this investigation legally because they're already getting information on Trump. The Obama team's already spying on him. Downer's the guy who starts this whole thing. According to the New York Times, I'm not making any of this up.
Starting point is 00:24:21 Downer is the key. Downer's the key because the narrative i'm trying to get across to you folks do all the homework and research i've been doing on this and through sourcing good sources is the trump team is set up they were set up they needed a legal face they were being framed for an operation that was already ongoing. Downer's the key to this whole thing. So Downer meets with Papadopoulos, and now we have a new piece of information to add to this puzzle that's stunning. Puzzle piece number one.
Starting point is 00:24:57 Showing you that this guy, Downer, is tied to the Clintons deeply. Puzzle piece number one. Which I've already reported, but it's worth repeating. He signed a memorandum of understanding, otherwise known as an MOU for obvious reasons, with the Clinton Foundation for $25 million while he was an Australian senior government official.
Starting point is 00:25:18 An audit is still unable to account for the funds and the way these funds were spent. It's according to a Mark Tapscott piece in LifeZet, which will be in the show notes today, which is a must read. So Downer, while an Australian government official signed this memorandum of understanding, given $25 million to the Clinton Foundation, an audit is unable to account for how these funds were spent. Now is it starting to make sense, folks, why they needed Trump to go down if he was elected? All of this stuff they had, all of it, Uranium One, the Iran deal,
Starting point is 00:25:53 this all needed to go away. The Clinton Foundation investigation, this all needed to go away. Point number two about Downer. I mentioned this one a couple weeks ago downer served on the australian board of a company called wayway uh h-u-a-w-e-i uh wayway was guilty of oh excuse me wayway was uh accused uh of being involved in uh in chinese espionage efforts on behalf of the Chinese government. Now, Hillary Clinton's brother, Tony Rodham, was caught up in a scandal here for helping seek a visa approval for the vice president of a company to get into the United States, the vice president of a company who was involved with an investment in a company run by the Democratic now governor of Virginia, Terry McAuliffe, a friend of the Clintons. Tony Rodham was seeking visa approval.
Starting point is 00:26:53 One of those people was for the vice president of a company. That company was WayWay, where Alexander Downer sat on the board of the Australian branch of this. Folks, the connections to the Clintons are endless. By the way, according to Dick Morris, who made the intro between Tony Rodham and the investors in this company that were investing in the company of the now Democratic governor of Virginia
Starting point is 00:27:23 who got that position with the help of Hillary Clinton and her fundraising network? Bill Clinton made the introduction between Rodham and the investors in Terry McAuliffe's company, according to Dick Morris, just days after Hillary was nominated as Secretary of State. So just to be clear, Downer signs an MOU,
Starting point is 00:27:44 $25 million to the Clinton Foundation. People don't know how the money was spent. The money's under investigation. Downer sits on the Australian board of a company called Weiwei, a Chinese company accused of espionage for the Chinese government. They have a tough time getting in the United States. Who intervenes to help one of their VPs get in? Oh, Hillary's brother, Tony Rodham. And why does this VP of this company want to get in?
Starting point is 00:28:10 Oh, because they're looking at a project in conjunction with Terry McAuliffe, who at that time was, and still was, was a old friend to the Clintons. Who makes the intro? Oh, Bill Clinton, right after Hillary's nominated as Secretary of State. Here's the piece I got this weekend from
Starting point is 00:28:29 Tapscott, the Lifeset piece, which is just stunning. So, turns out Downer also sat on the board, formally on the board, of a company called Haglet & Company from 2008 to 2014, Joe. Haglet and Company is described by this investigative reporter's outlet.
Starting point is 00:28:55 It's described as, quote, a retirement home for ex-MI6 officers. Who are MI6 officers? These are spies for the British government. Downers and Australian. Now, this is a global company. I'm not trying to invent things to me. But Downers and Australian. Downers, not British.
Starting point is 00:29:23 He sits on the board from 2008 to 2014 of Haglund & Company, a retirement home for ex-British officers. Joe, Christopher Steele, the ex-MI6 officer who was responsible for the fake dossier on Donald Trump and was paid by the Clinton team after they washed their money through Perkins Coie and then sent it to Fusion GPS and then sent it to Steele. Christopher Steele, was he British or Australian? He was British. He was British. He was British and worked for the MI6. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:30:00 Awfully convenient how these coincidences, again, keep adding up. Now, you may say, well, Dan, you just said he sat on the board from 2008 to 2014. This clearly happened after 2014. Oh, yes, you'd be correct. But according to a News Corp's Australian news network, Downer has, quote, still been attending client conferences and gatherings of the group. Of Haglet and company. Guys, ladies, this guy is the key to this whole thing.
Starting point is 00:30:35 The number one outstanding question right now in the framing of Donald Trump and his team is going to be who set up the meeting between Downer and Papadopoulos. Whose idea was it and how did it happen? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, Randy. Oh, yeah. That's the key. That's the key.
Starting point is 00:30:58 Who set it up? Who's the girlfriend? What did the girlfriend know? Why is Downer meeting with this guy? Now, adding further to this, federal records, Joe, according to the Tapscott piece, show that this Haglund company
Starting point is 00:31:18 where Downer sat on the board and is still attending meetings, that a lot of their U.S. reps for this company made rather large campaign contributions to... Who do you think they made them to? Joe, if I said to you, Hillary Clinton, would you be shocked? No, Dan, I would not be. Of course you wouldn't, because it's true.
Starting point is 00:31:38 They made rather large donations to one Hillary Rodham Clinton. Now, may I remind you, for the 52nd thousandth time, I will read a headline updated at 1249 a.m. Eastern time, April 14th, 2017. It was a Friday, a headline from CNN politics. Remember the board Downer sits on and still associates with, the guy who starts this whole investigation, Downer, who is an Australian, sits on the board of this company described as a retirement home for ex-MI6 British intelligence officers.
Starting point is 00:32:18 Quote from CNN, April 14, 2017. British intelligence passed Trump associates' communications with Russians onto U.S. counterparts. Folks. Folks. This thing stinks. Yeah, boy. This thing stinks
Starting point is 00:32:39 to the heavens like no case I've seen him. Now do you see why the Democrats are so desperate, praying by the minute to make sure this Mueller operation never goes away? Because if Mueller's operation goes away and the attention, the spotlight is highlighted and shown on the people guilty of this massive spying operation on the Trump team, the framing operation on the Trump team, the set them up. It was a setup the whole time that this is going to be the biggest scandal in U.S. history. Now, as I always say,
Starting point is 00:33:19 because we always get some conspiracy theory leftist goons on this show who then go and write about it afterwards. Just check the sources. What am I telling you that's inaccurate? Is anything about the memorandum of understanding between Downer and the Australian government, is any of that false? Prove it false. He signed it.
Starting point is 00:33:41 Is anything I told you about Weiwei, anything I told you about Tony Rodham, any of those, Hillary's brother, any of that false? No? Of course. It's very troublesome, right? Is anything I just told you about Hackleton Company? Hackleton Company, the home for MI6 officers, British Intel guys. Christopher Steele, former MI6 guy.
Starting point is 00:34:04 Reports of Downer at these meetings. Just look at the research. you know, British Intel guys. Christopher Steele, former MI6 guy. Reports of Downer at these meetings. Just look at the research. Look at the data. Look at the links. The evidence is overwhelming that there's something wrong here, folks. Again, I just don't know where the liberals are on this. I don't get it.
Starting point is 00:34:23 I just, I don't understand how you're not horrified that this could turn around and absolutely backfire on you. Just unbelievably troubling stuff. All right. I want to get to this other story, too, because this is really important. But again, just to sum up where we've been. So Stroke and Page now have some involvement with an attempt to influence a federal judge. Federal judge sentences Flynn. As he sentences Flynn, obviously there's a push to get Flynn to testify against others. Very disturbing. That's just coming out now.
Starting point is 00:34:57 That's going to be a shoe to drop again in the future. Also, one more thing on that story I neglected to mention. The judge the judge Sullivan who's been assigned to look into the sentencing of Flynn and they delayed it Joe that's going on behind the scenes as well I don't think Mike Flynn's story is over by a long shot I think that the plea deal will it can and will be vacated against Mike Flynn due to all the shenanigans that went on in the background with this judge and everything else so that's going on in the background with this judge and everything else. So that's going on in the background. Secondly, Downer, just remember that name. Downer's involvement in this is going to grow and grow because at every turn, there's some new reason to believe
Starting point is 00:35:34 that this meeting, this meeting in that bar in London, in London, we've now seen the connection between Downer and Australian with British Intelligence, a company that's involved with British intelligence. We've also seen CNN reports about British intelligence passing information on Trump. They meet in a London bar. That starts everything. Way, way, way suspicious. Okay, on, should I get to, I'll get to this one because there's two critical stories I want to get to here. On the McCabe thing, I know I covered a lot of it on the special edition, but on the McCabe firing, just a couple quick notes on this one. One, liberal hypocrisy on this. I find this fascinating and I'd like you to bring this up to your liberal friends who keep, oh, McCabe, he was fired. This is unbelievable.
Starting point is 00:36:24 The government's out of control. Donald Trump, look at him. He's a tyrant. Your first response to them should be, let me get this straight. You want Donald Trump impeached. Many of you want him arrested and prosecuted for a collusion crime. Not one of you can produce an iotus until a drop of evidence even happened none of you nobody has it nobody even some hardcore democrat lawmakers have been forced to acknowledge on the record i'm thinking adam schiff and the megan mccain interview on the view they can't acknowledge
Starting point is 00:36:57 that there's any evidence at all that there was any collusion with the russians between trump his team and the russians they They can't, because no evidence exists. So you see where I'm going with this, Joe? So you want Trump impeached and prosecuted over a crime that didn't happen, but when McCabe is terminated from his job for what arguably was one of the worst run trifecta of cases I've ever seen, Flynn, pfizer court and hillary clinton email investigation while he was the number two he's terminated from his job i'm not even getting into the leaks which were potentially criminal and all of a sudden you're upset so there's mounds
Starting point is 00:37:37 of evidence of mccabe's malfeasance and misfeasance right he gets fired he's not entitled to a government taxpayer pension he gets fired and you's not entitled to a government taxpayer pension. He gets fired and you're all upset about it. Yet you want Donald Trump impeached, fired and prosecuted for a crime you can't even prove happened. Your hypocrisy is pathetic. And I've been getting a lot of questions,
Starting point is 00:37:58 by the way, about McCabe and his pension. From what I know from me working in the government, here's what I think is going to happen. So he's fired. He's terminated from his FBI position before he can collect his pension. There are some who've said to me, well, in a few years, he's going to be eligible to collect a certain portion of it. And this is wrong, too. Be careful with that, folks.
Starting point is 00:38:20 There's the way the federal government works. They have kind of what resembles a 401k program. You don't know what it is. You put an amount in and that amount accumulates over time. And if it's a Roth, you pay taxes upfront. If it's a deferred, you pay the taxes later when you take it out. It grows tax deferred. But the federal government has a system called FERS, the Federal Employee Retirement System. In FERS, you put your money from your salary in there. Am I being clear on this? It's almost like a 401k.
Starting point is 00:38:52 It doesn't work the exact same way. Like it's already his money. Yeah, it's his money, folks. Now, listen, for as much as I dislike what Andy McCabe did, that's, I think, where people are getting confused. The government pension component, Joe, the part of it where he would get paid as a guaranteed benefit rather than a guaranteed contribution, which the 401k type FERS program would be. The government benefit he's going to lose. Does that make sense?
Starting point is 00:39:22 Yeah. You know, he's not going to get that pension, but he is going to be allowed, from my reading of it, to collect his money. And you know what? Folks, I'm sorry. I have an issue with that. I know it may upset people, but it's the right thing. It was his money. I mean, you know,
Starting point is 00:39:39 listen, if he gets sued later on and has to pay, then hey, too bad. But you can't go retroactively take his 401k type money in his FERS. It's going to be a really difficult haul. So that's where the confusion is. He's not getting a pension. It's the FERS program that works differently. It's the money he put into a 401k type program.
Starting point is 00:40:01 Now, there is some government matching. I get that. But there's been some questions on that. I just wanted to explain that. But the McCabe thing, remember this, the three takeaways from this weekend. They botched the Hillary investigation, folks. They drafted up an exoneration letter while he was at the upper level of the FBI exonerating Hillary before they interviewed her. Number two, the FISA court case. They brought a case to the FISA court to spy on Donald Trump, I believe under a false predicate. I believe in an effort to frame Donald Trump.
Starting point is 00:40:33 Now, I'm not suggesting here that people in the bureau even knew they were part of the operation. This was an operation pushed by the Clintons from the start to set up the trial. I told you, Downer started this thing. Downer is associated with the Clintons. The Bureau and people at the Bureau may have been suckers the entire time for this, but it does not excuse, whether it's misfeasance or
Starting point is 00:40:58 malfeasance. Either they did something dumb and didn't know, or they did something dumb and did know. It is still a feasance. There's a feasance. Like a pheasants. There's a pheasants. Like a pheasants with a pheasants. They screwed up. They brought a case to the
Starting point is 00:41:13 FISA court. They did not properly vet the information. The dossier was false. McCabe was the number two. Finally the case against Mike Flynn. You see why I brought up the Contraris case now so they screwed up the email investigation into hillary exonerator or dropped the draft up a letter before they prosecute the pfizer court they bring false info and in the case against mike flynn
Starting point is 00:41:36 the guy underneath him peter stroke who's working underneath pre-step is talking about a collusion conspiracy to influence the judge who sentences Mike Flynn for a charge, by the way, that the FBI acknowledged didn't exist because they thought Flynn was honest and charged him with lying to the federal agents. Yeah, I just said that right. The FBI thought he was honest in his interview and then charged him with lying later on. And you're, you're, you're, really? You're losing sleep over McCabe being fired.
Starting point is 00:42:04 Please, liberals, give me a break. Give me a break. We get it. We get your political hacks and your principles went out the window a long time ago, but give us all a break with the crocodile tears, huh? This was an obvious case of judicial abominations here and investigative abominations that have to be corrected.
Starting point is 00:42:26 That's a funky cold medina. Remember that song, Tone Loke? I used to love that song. That was a great tune, man. In fact, Tone Loke. Loke! I remember Loke. He was Wild Thing,
Starting point is 00:42:36 was his other one, too. Yeah. Little known fact about Dan Bongino. I'm doing a Bob Dole. Bob Dole. Talk about yourself in third person. Little known fact about old DB here. When I was a kid, you know,
Starting point is 00:42:48 we grew up in New York City and you know, New York City are only really two things that mattered when I was a kid. You play basketball and everybody wanted to be a DJ. Did you know that, Joe? So my friend Baz, his name was Jimmy, but we called him Baz because he used to write graffiti and that was his
Starting point is 00:43:04 like, you know, that was his name, Baz. So my buddy Baz had DJ equipment to write graffiti and that was his like you know that was his name Baz so my buddy Baz had DJ equipment in his basement and you know in the summers out of school we'd go hang out in his basement watching MTV and stuff and we'd be watching like MTV raps and things and we'd all get our turn at the DJ booth and this is
Starting point is 00:43:19 true that you just reminded me of this my go-to every time was mixing like some hardcore gangster rap song with funky cold medina and i would always you know you have the two turntables so you can you know how you mix it you go back and forth and you fade one in and out i would play some like hardcore gangster rap so imagine me with the thing in my ear you know joe leaning with the headphone in my ear you know the look look? And I'm scratching, I'm tearing it up. I'm...
Starting point is 00:43:46 And then all of a sudden, Funky Cold Medina. And everybody... Everybody go crazy. That was me when I was a kid. I'm not kidding. And everybody used to think I was a great DJ. But the funny thing is, I was the worst DJ ever. That was my only pull. Funky Cold Medina.
Starting point is 00:44:03 And I was hoping someone didn't say, hey, didn't you do that last week? Sometimes it'd be a different crew over at Baz's house and they would forget that. Thanks for reminding me. Sorry. But once in a blue moon,
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Starting point is 00:45:51 We love those guys. All right. This is another one. Here's the new, new, new, new narrative for the Trump-Russia case. I know we're doing a lot of this today, but so much broke over the weekend. And again, as I always tell you, this is never about Trump-Russia case. I know we're doing a lot of this today, but so much broke over the weekend. And again, as I always tell you, this is never about Trump-Russia. This is about the Constitutional Republic, the
Starting point is 00:46:09 distortion of the FISA courts, the spying on Americans, the pollution of politics, money in politics, everything. This is going to be the Trump-Russia case. It's going to be now a vehicle to regulate the internet. Wait, what? What's going on, Dan? You're all over the place. No, no, I'm not.
Starting point is 00:46:27 So the original narrative, Trump colluded with Russia. That narrative is garbage. Everybody knows it's garbage and it's falling apart. We've been saying now for how long, Joe? Six months? Six months that when that falls apart, they're going to move on to obstruction of justice.
Starting point is 00:46:41 Yeah. That narrative is falling apart for them as well. So their new, new narrative is falling apart for them as well so their new new narrative is going to be the regulation of the internet because trump colluded with like facebook to influence you and that's how they won the election you're seeing it start to break this weekend they are rapidly moving on to this narrative now here's what happened hey adam schiff up to it again shifty shifty shift the most dishonest man in washington dc was on a weekend cable news show and now they're starting to shift to cambridge analytica what is cambridge analytica why does
Starting point is 00:47:18 this matter and how is this now they're i think their third or fourth or 20th narrative about what trump did wrong cambridge analytica was a research company whose data was used in a number of election campaigns. One of them, the Trump team included in that. They're like a marketing firm that uses Facebook profiles and things like that to market information to you. Now, what's the big deal about this well the democrats new line of attack is that information was taken off facebook disingenuously under false pretenses to market political ads to you that were targeted to your profile little background cambridge Analytica worked with this professor over in England who developed an app, Joe. The app was a personality profile thing on Facebook. So, do you ever go on Facebook, folks, for those of you who are users, and it says, take this personality quiz.
Starting point is 00:48:20 Oh, yeah. You know what I'm talking about? I know what you're talking about. Don't take those personality quizzes, folks. A lot of them are third-party apps working with Facebook. And what they do is they harvest your data. When you take the personality quiz, it uses the quiz to access some of the data from other people in your Facebook profile as well, including your friends. There's some dispute between Facebook and the company about
Starting point is 00:48:45 the privacy agreement and if that was allowed or not. I'm not going to get into that. I frankly don't care. Really, if you're on Facebook and you're clicking on third-party apps, I have to generally assume that you're understanding at some point that you're giving up something. Now, I don't agree with it, but it's beyond the scope of the podcast but do you see where the disagreement is facebook is saying well we didn't allow you um you know to get access to all this other stuff and we demanded that you delete the data you had on the friends of the people that downloaded the app okay the company's saying we deleted it we didn't use. I you can read the piece yourself about that dispute. I don't I don't find it that that interesting.
Starting point is 00:49:28 What I do find interesting is that the Democrats are now using this narrative, Joe. They're using this narrative that Facebook was involved with the Trump team and this company to target political ads to you. They're going to use it to regulate social media uh social media and the internet oh you don't again you think i'm making any of this up hold on i got some headlines for you hold on one second here because i pulled them up i never say anything i can't back up okay all right here's for this is from paul bedard today washington secrets uh the washington examiner.com it'll be in the show notes online political ads surge 780 demand regulation there we go more government online now where's the other one i saw let's see this is another
Starting point is 00:50:13 sweet one hold on one second oh here we go here we go reuters today reuters.com march 19th 2018 european union lawmakers to investigate alleged misuse of Facebook data. Folks, this is coming next. Now, let me just be crystal clear on this. I have been a victim of what I feel is ideological discrimination by social media. I'm not, listen, I shouldn't say, I hate the word victim. I sound like a liberal. I've been targeted by Twitter.
Starting point is 00:50:48 I think, I don't know if I told you guys the story on the show and ladies out there, but I was running Twitter ads. We actually forgot we were doing it, but Twitter ads for the podcast, where we advertise the podcast. We did some on Facebook too. I mean, it's pretty standard advertising for a show.
Starting point is 00:51:05 We were banned from running Twitter ads for quote, inappropriate content. We were never given a reason why. My wife and I were never told what the inappropriate content even was. We scoured our Twitter file. We have no idea what they're talking about. Now, in case you think, oh, well, Dan's just making this up. Maybe they were really inappropriate. And the folks, I don't know what they're talking. I really genuinely don't know what they're talking about. Other people out there have been targeted as well. Prager University was banned from running ads too. Steven Crowder was just suspended temporarily from YouTube for another, for some expose he did at South by Southwest.
Starting point is 00:51:47 The war against conservatives on Facebook and Twitter is heating up. Liberals are going to use this Cambridge Analytica case. Just to be clear, it was the Trump team working on political ads targeted at Facebook, which is done, Joe, by everyone out there. Everyone. They are going to use this now as their done, Joe, by everyone out there. Everyone. They are going to use this now as their new, new, new narrative to finally target and get the government involved in the regulation of the internet. I am begging conservatives, even conservatives like me who have been targeted by Twitter,
Starting point is 00:52:21 there's no doubt in my mind I have been discriminated against because I'm a conservative. Do not do not fall prey to the government regulation trap. There would be nothing more convenient right now than for me to play liberal snowflake and say, oh, Twitter, they went after me. Government, go get them. Listen, Twitter sucks. I hate it. But I have to use it because I'm not forfeiting the platform. I'm not forfeiting the way to get my ideas out there until an alternative presents and then I'm full force going somewhere else.
Starting point is 00:52:57 But I would never ever suggest the government fight my battles for me. Twitter's a private company for as badly as they've targeted me and others. And I'm disgusted by it. I sold my stock. Anything I had to do with Twitter, I'm done with. I'm never running ads again. I'm making my own personal statement. The government solution is never a solution and will always, always backfire on conservatives. You have to remember the cultural Marxism war going on against conservatives, anything they can do to gain political power, in addition to cultural power, will always backfire in your face. They already discriminate against us in advertising, on social media, in academia. If you give them political power, they will make it formal. And what they'll do is they'll make some kind of a hate speech law like they have over in the European Union. And the hate speech law will only be conservatives. They'll
Starting point is 00:53:50 define hate speech conveniently as something conservatives do. And you will be banned from social media altogether if you allow the government to get involved. Don't fall prey to it, folks. I know it's tough medicine. Believe me, there's a part of me that desperately wants revenge against Twitter. Government, go get them for me. Don't fall prey to it. The Democrats are going to use this Cambridge Analytica case, this company, this marketing company that was used by the Trump team to target political ads based on Facebook profiles. They're going to use that narrative to get their liberal friends to push for government
Starting point is 00:54:24 regulation, and they are going to try to narrative to get their liberal friends to push for government regulation. And they are going to try to sucker conservatives into this too. I think that is why you are seeing right now a renewed effort by YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter to squeeze conservatives out. Ban their ads. Suspend them. I know this sounds crazy folks, but I can't see any other logical explanation to get them to join the liberal calls for government regulation, the internet, which is going to blow up in our faces.
Starting point is 00:54:57 The minute it happens, don't fall prey to it. Don't fall prey to it. I think Twitter would like nothing more than a hate speech law they can fall back on to ban conservatives from their platform, which would do conveniently what, Joe? Would protect Twitter from lawsuits.
Starting point is 00:55:18 We are being baited. Don't fall prey. I know it sucks. You're like, well, what are we going to do? Do what I do. I'm not running ads anymore. I don't fall prey i know it sucks you're like well what are we gonna do do what i'm not running ads anymore i don't lose anything twitter loses my what did we do 99 a month twitter loses my money i don't lose i sold their stock i lose nothing yeah it sucks i my feelings are hurt but i'm not a snowflake deal with it dance as we always say you gotta dance a little bit there's going to be another platform this is not going to last forever
Starting point is 00:55:50 we will find a way we found fox when we only had the media we they found facebook when they had myspace now facebook's turning the corner twitter turning the corner youtube will find something else it may not be there but there's a, but government intrusion into the internet is going to be a disaster for conservatives. Please don't fall prey to it. One more final thought on this. Folks, with social media, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Twitter, Instagram, please understand. You are not the consumer.
Starting point is 00:56:34 You are being sold. You are not the consumer. Russ Roberts makes this point over and over and over in his Econ Talk podcast. You are the product, not Facebook. Understand when you go on Facebook, the solution is not the government. The solution is you wising up. Whatever you put in Facebook is going to be sold. You're the product, not Facebook. You. You're being sold.
Starting point is 00:57:14 It's not Cambridge Analytica's fault or anybody else. It's us. We do it. Understand when you sign up for an E-ZPass or a SunPass here in Florida, that that information is tracked. Not by David Duchovny in the X-Files, but it is an electronic record. You don't want to be tracked. Listen, you have to, I'm not lecturing anybody. Please don't take it. It's not the goal of this show. I make dumb decisions every day of my life, okay? We do. We're all
Starting point is 00:57:38 human beings. I'm just telling you, you like the convenience of Facebook, right? For what? You like to talk to your friends, see their pictures, whatever. The trade-off and the convenience of Facebook, right? For what? You like to talk to your friends, see their pictures, whatever. Yeah. The trade-off and the convenience is you're the product. The information you put in
Starting point is 00:57:51 to communicate with your friends, you're being sold. You. You're not the consumer of Facebook. You're the product. I never thought of it that way. It's a... Yeah.
Starting point is 00:58:03 Hat tip Russ Roberts. It is a hat tip, Russ Roberts. It is a genius point. I heard it. He mentioned this eons ago, but I thought of it in light of Cambridge Analytica. We're blaming Cambridge Analytica for what? Harvesting data we've already given to Facebook? Folks, you don't want to be tracked? Get off Facebook.
Starting point is 00:58:20 No, I'm serious. I don't know any other solution. You don't want to be tracked by Facebook? Delete your account. You don't want to be tracked by Facebook. Delete your account. You don't want to be tracked by Twitter. Delete your account. It is a trade-off I have willingly made. I know they're going to discriminate against me. I know Twitter's a liberal platform. James O'Keefe's already exposed them. I know they banned me from ads, but the trade-off I make is I get conservative content out to conservatives who have taken this platform over, who have taken this platform
Starting point is 00:58:45 over, who have forfeited a certain amount of information to get on that platform, understanding they're the product. It's not the yellow pages where you had to pay to get in there. Now it's free, but it's free because you are being sold. You, you don't like it. Get off. You don't like the convenience of a sun pass you don't like being tracked i should say right then pay cash no one will know where you're going they may still because they probably have license plate readers that's the irony of the whole thing but in a perfect world you may have to sit on that line and pay cash every time you go to a florida toll you're paying for the
Starting point is 00:59:25 convenience, but understand you're creating an electronic record of where and when you travel on the Florida Turnpike down here. I have no easy answer for you other than if you don't like it, get off. That is what they are doing to you. This is not Cambridge Analytica's fault. It's our fault for giving information to these companies. Now, more reasonable, you don't have to get off, but go in and all those preferences and stuff you have in Facebook, delete them. Get them out of there. Facebook, I read these books. I listen to this music. I wouldn't give them a dime. You're being sold. Never, ever forget that. The things you like, the things you comment on, everything. You are the product. Do not fall prey to this government scam to use the government to regulate this stuff now. We can regulate it ourselves by regulating what we give them. You are being sold.
Starting point is 01:00:19 All right, folks, thanks again for tuning in. I really appreciate it. Please check out the show notes. I'll have all these articles in there today. It's a really good ensemble of pieces and original content coming very soon. You're really going to like it. I'll talk to you all tomorrow. Thanks a lot. You just heard the Dan Bongino Show.
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