The Dan Bongino Show - Why Liberals Hate The Queen (Ep 1848)

Episode Date: September 9, 2022

In this episode, I address the shocking comments by deranged liberals about the death of Queen Elizabeth.  News Picks: Old case over audio tapes in Bill Clinton's sock drawer could impact Mar-a-La...go search dispute. Prayers for Jonathan Turley After His Definitive Takedown of Hillary’s Latest ‘but My Emails’ Defense.  White House claim Biden wasn't briefed on Trump investigation contradicted by National Archives. Hunter Biden said he would be 'happy' to introduce business associates to top CCP official. New York Governor Wants Credit Card Companies to Crackdown On Gun Sales. It’s now clear that the Biden administration is leaking fake news to the media. Ireland jails teacher who won't use students' preferred pronouns Was the government right about anything involving COVID? Is nuclear war inevitable? Rumble makes another huge movement into the news space.  Copyright Bongino Inc All Rights Reserved Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:00:00 get ready to hear the truth about america on a show that's not immune to the facts with your host dan bongino talk about it uh crazy news day yesterday obviously uh passing of the queen and you know it's really hard given wall-to-wall coverage on cable news and network news and you know during their news broadcasts of the passing of the queen. It's hard to find unique soundbites. So I've got a lot to get to today. We'll just cover it kind of briefly in the beginning. You heard a lot about it. There's going to be a lot of coverage on network news.
Starting point is 00:00:33 But there's a piece of sound from a confidant of the queen that I... Joe, you saw it. I know we haven't done the intro, but it is, right? It's so worth your time. I promise. We got that. I've got a loaded show for you today, including another, the latest attack on Donald Trump, the hilarious response by the DOJ. And I appeared on Hannity last night and said something really important about the growing crime problem I need you to hear. today's show brought to you by expressvpn how do you feel your web history is up for sale uh to advertisers out there want to buy where you've been online yeah i'm not comfortable with that protect your privacy get a vpn go to expressvpn.com slash bongino now welcome to the damn bongino show on this friday as i said loaded show and then i'm hoping to get to at the end an article in the newsletter today about nuclear war i know we don't cover this stuff a lot,
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Starting point is 00:02:55 Head to reliefband.com. That's reliefband.com. Use our promo code Bongino for 20% off plus free shipping. Joseph, it is Friday, thankfully. So if you would, kind sir. It's Friday. Yes, sir, it is. Glad you did that.
Starting point is 00:03:15 Bought me some time to put away my widgets. I know in a professional production, you're supposed to do this stuff off camera. This is a professional production, but I just prefer to make it part of the show. Throw them right in. This is the draw full of widgets right now. So yesterday we were on the air and obviously between the podcast and the radio show, the podcast wraps up at, I don't know, about 10, 15 or so a.m. Eastern time where we're done.
Starting point is 00:03:42 Guy and Joe start post-production launches around 1230, one or so sometimes earlier. So between the shows, as you can tell, because I said, the queen is having a health problems on my podcast, but didn't mention she'd pass us because she hadn't. I learned about it live and I'll tell you one of the benefits of live radio. I love my podcast. It is my priority number one in my life. It's been my product with Joe for the longest. He's entered the scene. Paula helped us.
Starting point is 00:04:12 But a live radio, Joe was involved in for decades. And I got to tell you, there's something different about it. Live radio is there's an energy to it. And you're covering breaking news, man. You got to learn to lift and shift fast. Wouldn't you agree, Joe? I mean, news breaks. You can't just be like, ah, hold on. I need time to prepare. We'll get to this later. No, no. Spontaneity. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:04:34 It's like whatever you're talking about, boom. So what happened yesterday, I'm on the radio and I see a tweet from the New York Post saying the queen died. Now, it wasn't on Fox, so I'm like, oh my gosh. Is this like, did they send this out? You know, it happens a lot. They send out the obits in advance. They make a mistake, and then seconds later, the queen passed. And when networks go wall to wall, meaning all the stories are going to be about that,
Starting point is 00:05:00 which is what happened yesterday on Fox and pretty much everywhere else, what happens, folks, is it gets really hard to find unique content for the audience. And I am committed to you listening to my show and hearing things you haven't heard before. So this is what I wanted to play for you. This was sent to me by a friend. It is an associate of the Queen, spends a lot of time with her. He's telling this story about them being out at their, in the kind of like the woodsy area, their vacation home, where they rarely see people. It's a true story. And it's about a minute and 25 seconds. But I think this really sums up the Queen well. Take a listen. Normally on these picnic sites, you meet
Starting point is 00:05:37 nobody, but there was two hikers coming towards us and the Queen would always stop and say hello. And it was two Americans on a walking holiday. and it was clear from the moment that we first stopped they hadn't recognized the queen which is fine and the american gentleman was telling the queen where he came from where they were going to next and where they've been to in britain and i could see it coming and sure enough he said oh majesty and where do you live and she said well, I live in London, but I've got a holiday home just the other side of the hills. And he said, well, how often have you been coming up here? Oh, she said, I've been coming up here ever since I was a little girl, so over 80 years.
Starting point is 00:06:15 And you could see the clogs thinking. He said, well, if you've been coming up here for 80 years, you must have met the Queen. And as quick as a flash, she says, well, I haven't, but Dick here meets her regularly. So the guy said to me, well, you've met the Queen, what's she like? And because I was with her a long time and I knew I could pull her leg, I said, oh, she can be very cantankerous at times, but she's got a lovely sense of humor.
Starting point is 00:06:37 Anyway, the next thing I knew, this guy comes around, put his arm around my shoulder, and before I could see what was happening, he gets his camera, gives it to the queen and says, can you take a picture of the two of us? Anyway, we swapped places and I took a picture of them with the queen and we never let on. And we waved goodbye. And then imagine he said to me, I'd love to be a fly on the wall when he shows us photographs to the friends in America. And hopefully someone tells him who I am. Now, that's a darn good story. Very, very well said. Yeah, man, I heard that and I thought, I don't obviously know the queen, never met the queen.
Starting point is 00:07:19 It's odd in my 36, 37, 40 plus countries and twice as many cities I visited around the world as a commentator and as a secret service agent before. I've never been to the UK, never been on one of those visits. I haven't been at the White House. I've managed to avoid the monarchy, not intentionally, but for over a decade plus in my career. And I regret that. That would have been a really enjoyable experience, I think. But on a very serious note, I hate to have to take it down this path but again it's not me it's not of my choosing it's of the left not all but it's not isolated either did you did you see this tweet by uh you probably have it went viral for all the wrong reasons by in uh forgive me if i'm
Starting point is 00:08:05 saying the name right and none of this is intentional uju anya so she's a blue check mark i guess leftist so which means she's definitely smarter than you and i joe i mean what the hell do we know and she tweeted this out after queen elizabeth passed is it quote this isn't a joke i heard the chief monarch of a thieving raping genocidal empire is finally dying may her pain be excruciating folks this wasn't the only one of these you had other prominent leftists out there including a former sports commentator tweet equally awful things. Now, besides the fact that she just died yesterday and the UK has not even begun the mourning process yet. I mean, she's only been the queen since what, 1953? I wasn't even born until 1974. She was the queen for 30% of America's existence, a number I said yesterday on the radio after producer Jim gave it to me, and I couldn't believe it. And I looked it up,
Starting point is 00:09:11 and he's right. Her role in history over time, Joe, will be fairly viewed good, bad, ugly, indifferent. And history will be the ultimate arbiter of what her value added to society was, as it will for all of us. Not everybody's measured by the obituary given at their funeral where everybody says nice things. Sooner or later, the evil bad things we did come out to. That doesn't mean your existence was evil. It doesn't mean you didn't add significant value to society. It means you had moments like everyone else. But you have to understand, folks, that the reason liberals are losing their minds is because they don't see the world that way. Liberals, if you ever read the
Starting point is 00:09:57 book, Conflict of Visions, I've recommended it often by Thomas Sowell. It's one of the greatest books I've ever read. Thomas Sowell is my ideological lodestar man I adore. I've been trying to get him on my show. He's an economist, but he's really more of a philosopher, I'd argue. And I say that as a compliment. He's a deep, deep human being. And in his book, Conflict of Visions, summed up in an all too convenient abstract, he makes the point that the left has this ridiculous idea that human beings are perfectible, but only the benighted ones,
Starting point is 00:10:31 or as he calls them in his book, Vision of the Anointed, the anointed ones. You get where I'm going with this, Guy? Joe, stop me if this doesn't make sense. Will do. There's this perfectible group of like socialist leaders who are smarter than you. And if you were to just turn your money,
Starting point is 00:10:43 your factories, your factories, your voting rights, your education over to them, these benighted ones are what we would call our betters, right? The betters would figure it all out for you. It's the whole essence of collectivism. But you have to understand the premise for collectivism that there are betters out there means that they're perfectible. So when you see a woman like the queen lording over the British Empire or the ends of it, it's not an empire anymore. Of course, the left is going to only look at the bad stuff without the good stuff. Because if you're not perfect, you'll never meet their standards. Please tell me that makes sense.
Starting point is 00:11:23 It's why they tear down statues. Washington, the founder of the greatest country on earth that introduced capitalism, prosperity, has rescued humanity from fascism and Nazism. The founder of this country got to tear down that statue. He owned slaves. He did horrible things too, I'm sure. I'm sure he did some really bad things, but he did amazing things too, I'm sure. I'm sure he did some really bad things. But he did amazing things too.
Starting point is 00:11:50 So did the British Empire. Was there evil there? Yes, of course. British Empire did a lot of really bad things too. Tucker did a whole monologue on this last night. But blaming the Queen? You know know their entire premise for collectivism is that perfectible betters will govern benevolently and any failure to meet that standard means you go to the scrap heap of history any deviation from perfection is evidence that freedom and liberty are doing it wrong. There's perfectible people out there, and it ain't her, the queen.
Starting point is 00:12:32 That's the left. Listen, I'm going to wrap this up because I had a lot to get to today. But folks, sometimes a suspension of disbelief is necessary. You know, we go to the movies and we know it's not real. But you know what? We feel better. We leave. We watch Braveheart.
Starting point is 00:12:51 Is that exactly how William Wallace did it? Probably not. But you know what? We walked out and we felt better. We feel like we're not animals. This is what makes us different. Heroism, sacrifice for others. The ability to say, I think, think therefore i am and to use that
Starting point is 00:13:07 sentient conscious thought to help others i'm not a believer in a monarchy obviously i'm a liberty loving patriot with allegiance to a constitution and a constitutional republic but i have no problem with a costume monarchy like they have. It's that, it's not, they don't have any political power. Who am I to criticize if the, if the,
Starting point is 00:13:32 if the United Kingdom sees that and they see that as a suspension of disbelief and a belief, a belief in a higher self, inspiring them to do bigger things. Godspeed in the second creation to Queen Elizabeth. And the fact that the left hates her should tell you something. All right. I've got a lot more to get to today, folks.
Starting point is 00:13:57 It's a big news day. I told you, by the way, this war on Donald Trump was never going to stop. Again, you're just not wasting your time here. The January 6th committee, as predicted, has nothing to do with January 6th. What do you mean? Is nothing to do with January 6th? It's called the January 6th committee. You can call it whatever you want.
Starting point is 00:14:15 You can call it the, the, you know, the sloppy state committee. If you want, I don't care. It has nothing to do with January 6th. We have made this prediction early that the January 6th committee was going to be used as a vehicle to take Donald Trump and his associates out before the election.
Starting point is 00:14:32 So they couldn't run again. We not say it. Yes, we did. Bingo right here. Putting the show together yesterday. I'm like, you ain't wasting your time daddy-o story will be in the newsletter today if you want to check it out on gino.com slash newsletter washington examiner ryan king trump's juggernaut save america pack draws doj inquiry report oh it
Starting point is 00:14:58 does this surprises you at all bannon locked up Navarro locked up. Cohen locked up. They got Powell attacking her legal license. Giuliani under investigation. The list goes on and on. Search warrant at Mar-a-Lago. They are never going to stop until you stop them. What do you mean? You have an election coming up.
Starting point is 00:15:26 Stop, stop. I know. Oh, elections don't change anything. Stop, please. I don't mean to be rude. They're a tool. Don't be like the left in their conflict divisions thinking the world is perfectible. It is not.
Starting point is 00:15:42 We are dealing with a fallible world with fallible people. And in that fallible world, we have to make decisions on the margin. What makes the world a little bit better and what makes it a little bit worse? Not what makes it perfect. And you know what? Voting these dipwads out of office makes it a little bit better. a little bit better. They will not stop until you stop them. And one of the ways to get rid of this January 6th committee that couldn't give a damn about January 6th
Starting point is 00:16:13 is to get them out of their chairs and give them a one-way ticket out of D.C. Liz Cheney and Kinzinger, who's not running again, included. Look at this.
Starting point is 00:16:25 Ryan King. Federal investigators have reportedly began putting former President Trump's mighty nine-figure pack under the microscope to assess whether his juggernaut fundraising arm is above board. Really? jury participating in the DOJ's sweeping January 6th riot inquiry, stalled out subpoenas demanding testimony and records from witnesses to gain insights into the inner workings of Trump's lucrative, lucrative save America packet. I mean, is there not, is there, this should be stamped proof. We were right. This is just about stealing and manipulating another election. Now you watch anyone he gives money to.
Starting point is 00:17:09 It's Save America PACs going to become a target. Saw this coming from a mile away. Folks, what are we, 60 days away from the election? Please, please. I am begging you. I am. I am. This is a literal saying begging you please
Starting point is 00:17:26 it's not good enough for you to vote take 10 friends with you email 10 friends call 10 friends make 10 social media posts please i am begging you please please save this country get these people out of dc before this gets worse it was a rare moment of honesty, however, on CNN yesterday, which actually shocked me. Anderson Cooper had a guest, Doug Urban, on his show. So Doug Urban's talking about these endless attacks on Donald Trump, and he's talking about the raid on Mar-a-Lago and this asymmetric warfare going on. An asymmetric warfare process using the media that's happened against Donald Trump for six years. How does the asymmetric warfare work? It's very simple, folks.
Starting point is 00:18:12 The DOJ will do something, i.e. get a hold of a, I don't know, Joe, a dossier or something like that. Trump will have no idea what's in it. The DOJ will call up their media people and the FBI will call up their media people going, hey, Devlin Barrett, Maggie Haberman, Natasha Bertrand, deep state allies. Hold on. Get your lips off my ass for a second. Stop kissing her ass. Yeah, you got to listen, right?
Starting point is 00:18:36 Here, we got a story here. It's a pee-pee tape. Oh, there is? Is that vetted? Yeah, don't worry about it. Yeah, kind of, sort of. Oh, okay. It's asymmetric. There's no symmetry.
Starting point is 00:18:47 There's no symmetry because Trump can't fight back because Trump didn't know what the hell the dossier was. Do you understand this is what's happening with the search warrant? They were denying Trump transparency to get a look at the affidavit. They can't see it.
Starting point is 00:19:02 But the DOJ is leaking endlessly to the media in a way to paint a story not the story and trump can't fight back with the real story because he doesn't know it because they hide it this guy doug urban brings this up on cnn this way anderson cooper of course is shocked guy's a total hack total hack and so is the guest on the panel that there's an actual moment of honesty on CNN. And then Cooper goes and blames Trump. Take a look at this. Devlin is getting this information over the transom, right?
Starting point is 00:19:34 This basic, this information is probably classified in and of itself, right? These types of documents, the contents of the documents, those are classified in and of themselves. And somebody is improperly, somebody probably the Department of Justice is improperly throwing this over the transom to Devlin. And that's it, just as improper as well and should be condemned. I also want to bring in... And it's probably illegal.
Starting point is 00:19:56 Sorry, Judge, go ahead. Well, just as improper, I think, I mean, improper, sure, a leak is improper. But the notion that you want to put the leak in the same category as boxes and boxes well it's illegal you're on it's illegal you wouldn't be condoning illegal behavior this is the reason we don't have secret documents in a beach resort because they get out that's that's just the retort from cooper is just stunning yeah again folks right joe i mean i'm not a reporter i i don't pretend to be a journalist but i do like reporting and i report facts whereas you guys can vouch for me here's i'm gonna well you can too you guys listen to the show and ladies out there i've said
Starting point is 00:20:39 repeatedly if there were classified documents the government can prove are classified and trump shouldn't have we will discuss it on the show. And we will discuss why it was a mistake, if it was a mistake, and what happened. We don't have golden calves here. But notice what Cooper does. He flips this. He changes the story to our story. The story this guy Doug Urban is telling is an honest one.
Starting point is 00:21:05 the story this guy Doug Urban is telling is an honest one hey regardless of what happened with the documents Urban's saying in essence the DOJ leaking them to the media is ridiculous they're saying their national secrets instead of them going yeah you know what that's wrong we should fight this case in court this judge who makes a fool of herself like oh let me tell you man should have done that. And then Cooper turns around and goes, well, Trump shouldn't have had him there. That's not the point. People are just goons. It's so pathetic.
Starting point is 00:21:37 By the way, Dan, it's David. Who is it? David. Oh, David. Oh, I'm sorry. Thanks, buddy. Thanks for the correction. There you go.
Starting point is 00:21:44 And again, he's a good producer. Sorry about that. David that david my apologies david not intentional just a lot going on today you know what it is i know i tug her that's i do i'm not kidding there you go this is what asymmetric warfare looks like this is what the deep state does and that what you just saw is how the media serves as an ally all right right, let me get to my next sponsor. I want to come back with a political playbook launches the game plan this morning. Again, another media outlet defending the war on Donald Trump vis-a-vis the January 6th committee, the FBI and the DOJ. First, my friends at my Patriots, excuse me, my friends at We The People Holsters.
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Starting point is 00:24:08 Does that hurt a little bit? It doesn't matter. He shouldn't have the documents. This is what they do. I give you both sides. I want to be fair. It doesn't help Trump for me to condone behavior I think is bad and it's going to hurt him either.
Starting point is 00:24:22 Here it is. Political playbook. You know, we go there to see what the left is thinking about. So of course they run all these stupid, silly arguments by the left and their defense a little bit here. They're just putting out the DOJ's arguments, but still, this is amazing how in this political playbook this morning, you don't see a detailed counter and they don't offer both sides. There's another side to this. So DOJ is trying to fight Judge Cannon on the special master thing. And the playbook notes that they offered three arguments. I'm just going to
Starting point is 00:24:50 put the first one out there. The first one is basically if she doesn't reconsider the special magistrate thing, the DOJ will prevail in its appeal anyway. That's kind of cocky, right, Joe? Do what we say. We're going to win anyway anyway they say because no court could possibly conclude that trump owns the 100 classified records has a right to have them back or as any attorney client or executive privilege claims it would prevent prosecutors from using them in their criminal investigation wait let me read that one part again no court could possibly conclude trump owns the records now i know you all are already like I know where you're going with this, because the court has already concluded that presidents own their records. It's weird how
Starting point is 00:25:32 this is left out. I guarantee you, your liberal friends have no idea that there is actual federal court precedent on this exact matter of president's personal records. I'm going to put it out there again because, again, neither playbook nor anyone on the left is acknowledging that there's already been a 2012 federal court decision, which was never appealed by the DOJ, which says the exact opposite of what the DOJ laid out in that playbook piece. This is in the newsletter again. This is like the third time I put this article in there. From August 17, 2022. Just the news. Old case over audio tapes in Bill Clinton's sock drawer could impact the Mar-a-Lago search dispute. I'm going to read this again. Federal judge Amy Berman Jackson, no Trump acolyte, by the way, wrote in her March 2012 decision when Bill Clinton's personal records were involved in a lawsuit
Starting point is 00:26:34 that under the Presidential Records Act, the decision to segregate personal materials from presidential records is made by the president during the president's term and in his sole discretion. Sole discretion. How many times do I have to read this? Sole discretion. I don't care if it's Bill Barr. I don't care if it's playbook.
Starting point is 00:27:01 I don't care what legal talking head or judge you see on CNN telling you otherwise. Just bring this up to them. This is a settled matter. The president has no right to this material. Playbook said so. If they don't, then how come Judge Jackson said different in 2012 and it was never appealed by the DOJ? Isn't that weird? She also noted that the president's completely weird, right, Joe? He's completely entrusted with the management and disposal of records during his time in office. Let me read that again. Completely entrusted with the management and disposal of his records during his time in office. Anyone telling you that this is a settled matter, there's no precedent for this, there's no court decision,
Starting point is 00:27:43 is looking you in the face, giving you the double-barreled family friendly, and treating you like an idiot. Just read the decision. It's right there. It's sitting there right in front of you. So frustrating. I mean, listen, self-praise stinks, stinks so forgive me it's not an attempt at that i just adore my audience and i'm very proud that if you listen to this show you are weeks if not months weeks if not months ahead of stupid liberal arguments not based in any fact and based exclusively on opinion. That's all it is. They don't base anything. My opinion is orange man bad. Are you okay? Great. Well, what's the legal basis for what you're saying? I don't really have any.
Starting point is 00:28:41 You know, let me get to my next sponsor but i appeared on hannity last night and uh it was an important appearance it's interesting i didn't get a lot of feedback on it which is okay usually when i'm on there with her although maybe because we didn't fight but you know we don't fight every time about everything her although kind of agreed with me about the inner city crime problem but it was an important appearance last night and um i got off i read your feedback especially on my Facebook page. I leave open for messages. I enjoy your feedback.
Starting point is 00:29:09 I didn't get a lot. I think, again, because it wasn't a lot of fighting. But I said something really important about the crime problem in the city, given my experience as a Fed and a local police officer. And I want to repeat it again. I'm not going to put to play the cut because I can just say it here. But it's important. Let me get to this first.
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Starting point is 00:32:18 because i am a new york city kid i grew up there most of my uh, is we know what works to keep people alive and create safe streets. We know it. I mean, we have the formula. You try to avoid plea bargains as much as possible, and you engage in broken windows policing where you actually enforce the law even for low-level crimes. I don't want to waste a ton of time on this because I've explained this a lot on the show, and I feel like my P1 listeners are like, I've heard it all before, Dan.
Starting point is 00:32:47 But you understand now we're going in the opposite direction. Folks, here's the dirty little secret of street crime most people don't know. An incredibly small sliver of the population commits the overwhelming number of crimes. Now, let's say it's 90-10. Let's say 10% of the people commit 90% of the crimes, right? Well, what are the other 10% of the crimes? The other 10% of the crimes out there, in my experience, you'll get some husband, wife, and there's a domestic, and it gets ugly. It gets ugly. Neither one of them are criminals they start doing bad stuff to each other one of them goes to jail this is my experience how do i know that by the way because
Starting point is 00:33:30 you go and you run their arrest history these are people who are not career criminals they just do really stupid criminal stuff because of some domestic situation right other things you get dwis guys you know never been arrested before it goes to a party, I can make it home. The overwhelming, however, majority of serious crimes, rapes, robberies, assaults, murders, home invasions, kidnappings, are not committed by the DWI guy or other people involved in just a bar fight one day. or other people involved in just a bar fight one day. It's committed by the same exact people. So when you do broken windows policing and you get these people out there in the street jumping a turnstile or whatever,
Starting point is 00:34:17 you take them off the streets, the 10% of people, and magically 90% of the crime goes away. Joe, how do we know that happened? Because it happened in New York, because it already happened in New York, in LA. It's called broken windows policing. You enforce the small stuff. The big stuff goes away. Do you understand we're now going in the opposite direction? We know that worked. I saw it. I was there in the Giuliani era in New York.
Starting point is 00:34:50 I was there. We're now doing this stupid criminal justice reform, which you know I object to, where we let people out for the small stuff, even though they committed a crime. And we're like, oh, you know what? Forget it. It's not a big deal. No, it is a big deal because not all of them, but a large swath of them are going to get out and do more bad stuff.
Starting point is 00:35:17 Do the crime. Do the damn time. Then you got these plea bargains. I'll get to plea bargains in a second. Let me play this cut. This is from Tucker last night. Great, great, great hit last night, Tucker. Tucker's talking about exactly this.
Starting point is 00:35:36 This is my one beef with the Trump team. This criminal justice reform. I had Jared Kushner on my show. I addressed it with him too. This is a stupid idea. Tennessee is seeing an explosion of violent crime. Memphis, 300 plus homicides. My gosh, New York was around that number towards the end.
Starting point is 00:35:58 New York, Tennessee, Memphis. They're not even close in population. New York City, that is. Yet the Republican governor jumping on the criminal justice reform bandwagon. Thanks to Tucker for calling him out last night. Take a look at this. Why is this happening? Well, there are a number of reasons. Here's one. The governor of Tennessee, believe it or not, is a Republican called Bill Lee, ran on a platform of criminal justice reform. That means letting violent people out of prison early. And in pursuit of that effort, he recently declined to endorse a so-called truth
Starting point is 00:36:31 in sentencing bill, which would have required people convicted of violent crimes to serve their sentences. Right. As Lee said last year, quote, there are too many people in prison who don't need to be there. End quote. Okay, what are their names? They never give us their names. It'd be interesting to read a list of all the people who were let out early, thanks to Bill Lee and guilty liberals like him, and have them tell us which ones don't deserve to be in prison. Ezekiel Kelly, do you feel good about that?
Starting point is 00:37:03 He and many people like that. Most voters are sick of this at this point. stuff doesn't work and people are dying he's talking about this guy who? 11 months. Went out and is the alleged perpetrator in a murder spree. We're all going to die if this doesn't get fixed. You are going to be severely at risk if this degeneration and the street chaos continues. Folks, I grew up in New York. I policed those streets. No one's going to lecture me on this crap. I'm telling you, the body bags are going to start to pile up like they did in the early 90s with the crack wars in New York,
Starting point is 00:37:54 where there was a dead body in the 75 precinct just about every day. Guys told me the story. Let me mention this one last thing. It's not just us getting away from broken windows. Folks, the plea bargain system, I addressed this on Hannity last night. The plea bargain system is the single most destructive thing to our criminal justice system right now. Here's the hard reality. A lot of these prosecutors, city states attorneys, attorneys, assistant United States attorneys, attorneys general within the states and the prosecutors below them. They simply do not have enough resources to take every case to trial. We don't have enough judges. We don't have enough court space. We don't have enough
Starting point is 00:38:35 jail space. That's a fact. So what happens? Well, they plea it out. Most of you know, forgive me for stating the obvious, but I catch Guy in a bank robbery. I have no time to take him to court. I've got 20 other cases. I go to the lawyer. I go, tell you what, if Guy admits he did this, we're going to plea it down to a forcible entry. He'll get six months in jail. Guy's lawyer, of course, Joe's like, hell to the, yeah. You guys got them on tape robbing a bank. You're not going to take it to trial. Works for me. Point I made last night is we have a $4 trillion federal budget. Hundreds of billions of dollars spent in state budgets. Tens of billions in smaller states. What the hell are we spending this money on?
Starting point is 00:39:22 You're telling me we can run treadmill shrimp studies, spend thousands and thousands and millions of dollars on welfare bailouts and student loan bailouts, but we can't find jail space, judges, prosecutors, police officers to keep people from getting murdered and cold blood in the streets? You know what? I'll take a hard pass, man. That's the role of government,
Starting point is 00:39:47 man. It's not to pay off your freaking student loans to keep you from getting murdered in the street. Has anybody thought this through? I always think I, the space aliens approach. You guys ever think about this? If like someone who had zero experience with humanity in general, space aliens came here and sat down and said, explain to me why this happens.
Starting point is 00:40:10 You have a crime problem, and the space alien goes and finds the internet, like Terminator 2 just plugs into the whatever, liquid molten device. And he says, I was looking at these numbers in New York City and elsewhere, and they're going up dramatically, but they went down a while ago. What happened there? Well, we locked up a lot of people through broken windows policing, and we put them in jail, and we didn't plea out a lot of cases. Well, why aren't you doing that now? The space alien approach works every time. All right, let me get to my last sponsor, and I got this coming up. You know, last night, also on the hand of the appearance, I mentioned hierarchy.
Starting point is 00:40:47 I was glad I got to say in front of a national audience in primetime. Stop pointing out leftist hypocrisy. Well, you know, if Trump did it, it's not hypocrisy. I can't emphasize this enough. I'm going to show you exactly what I mean. When liberals and totalitarians and socialist communist murderers kill people they don't care that the family of the dead are going to go oh my gosh this is hypocrisy you didn't do this treat the communists this way they don't care hierarchy they have the power you don't they're going to
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Starting point is 00:43:37 It's not hypocrisy. You see it as hypocrisy. They don't. Perfect example. I want to play this. This is a D.C. City Council in Washington, D.C. There are Perfect example. I want to play this. This is a DC city council in Washington, DC. There are liberals listening. We got to go a little slow.
Starting point is 00:43:48 Washington, DC city council member, Brianna Nadeau again. Forgive me for saying your name wrong. So Washington, DC, Joe is very, very concerned about all these illegal immigrants to Washington, DC, which is kind of weird because I don't love it. They're very concerned. I mean, residents are starting to complain. It's kind of strange because they are a sanctuary city. That's right.
Starting point is 00:44:12 Meaning, come over. We'll take care of you. So really strange how Governor Abbott, which I really love that he's doing it, Governor Abbott from Texas has decided that, you know what? If he's going to be one of the border states, he's going to make all these liberal cities that are sanctuary cities, border states too. You guys are sanctuaries. Help us out.
Starting point is 00:44:33 No problem. Breonna Nadeau, she don't like that. She's going after Texas. She's very, very upset about this. This is hierarchy in action. Listen to every word here. Check this out. The governors of Texas and Arizona have created this crisis and the federal government has not
Starting point is 00:44:49 stepped up to assist the district of Columbia. So we, along with our regional partners, will do what we've always done. We'll rise to the occasion. We've learned from border towns like El Paso and Brownsville. And in many ways, the governors of Texas and Arizona have turned us into a border town. What's the problem? You're a sanctuary city. I mean, you don't want law enforcement
Starting point is 00:45:19 cooperating with ICE. I mean, there are people in D.C., Joe, who've called for the abolition of ICE. Yeah. They even want, some of them, a permanent immigrant legal services fund. Guy, do you see where I'm going with this? Where am I going with this?
Starting point is 00:45:36 Why are they phony? Because the things I just mentioned were called for by Brianne Nadeau. Yes. Joe CZ, I don't know if you saw this in the show prep. This is her tweet from 2019. The same lady who's complaining
Starting point is 00:45:54 about illegal immigrants in her city just tweeted this in 2019. I set that up just to show you what hierarchy looks like. And believe me, she doesn't care. This isn't hypocrisy. She's in charge.
Starting point is 00:46:08 Kiss my ass. She says the district is a sanctuary city. It means our law enforcement, they don't cooperate with ICE. As council member, I've called for an abolition of ICE, and I wrote Washington, D.C.'s law to establish a permanent immigrant legal services fund. Read full remarks here. Too much stupid on the field. Wait, I don't, I, I listen. I love football, but I screw it up.
Starting point is 00:46:40 What is it? Holding on to stupid 15 yards. Repeat first down. That's her tweet. Folks, nobody will call her out. Believe me, nobody on the left cares. She will get voted back in with 99.6% of the vote from people who are like, ah, that's not hierarchy.
Starting point is 00:47:02 We're in charge. We'll do what we want when we want. Do you understand it's no more complicated than that? When your entire guiding ethos in this conflict of vision is that the perfectible betters should be in charge and you should shut them up,
Starting point is 00:47:20 then that's all they care about is collective power. If they have to say things and lie about things to get, maintain, and hold power, the liberals who follow them don't care at all. Again, I hate to keep citing the appearance last night, but on Hattie, I said it last night. Liberals, defund the police. They suck.
Starting point is 00:47:37 They're hunting black men. Hey, the FBI served a raid on Trump. We love the FBI. You guys are awesome. Man, do we love the fbi the you guys are awesome that man do we love the fbi helps him get power just like attacking greg abbott help him get power too if the governor of texas and i gotta get if the governor of texas was a liberal, I promise you, you would never see those comments. Guaranteed. All right, I got to get to questions.
Starting point is 00:48:12 One more thing. We're going to skip ahead to Karine Jean-Pierre this video. I just want to show you what hierarchy looks like again. One more example, and I'll get to questions for Dan. Sorry, it took a bit with the queen. I didn't expect to spend that much time on it, but that conflict divisions thing and why liberals hate the queen is super important. I want to play this first. This is what hierarchy looks like in action too. One more.
Starting point is 00:48:33 This is Karine Jean-Pierre yesterday. So Joe Biden is on vacation pretty much every weekend. I mean, all the time. I worked presidential details for two separate presidents and I worked in the secret Service for three. I have never seen a vacation schedule like this. Having said that, because I am consistent in principle, I will say this, whether it bothers people or not. I've said it before, and I'll say it now. Presidents, like anyone else, are entitled to take some time off and clear their heads. You don't want someone with the nuclear codes being a train wreck,
Starting point is 00:49:06 especially this guy who can't even do basic math. My problem is not that the guy takes vacations. My problem here is, I don't know if you remember, Joe, every time Trump went on the golf course, whether he was on vacation or not, it was a huge international conspiracy about how Donald Trump was so freaking lazy he couldn't be president. Constantly. Is it hypocrisy?
Starting point is 00:49:28 No. It's hierarchy. They're in charge and they don't give a damn. Listen to Kareem Jalapierre answering a question about exactly that. Check it out. 17% of Americans have, according to this Gallup poll, have canceled vacations or traveled less. The president's been to his beach house six times this year. He's been to North and South Carolina on vacation.
Starting point is 00:49:47 Has the president himself considered personally reducing his spending because of inflation, or had the administration reduced spending? So I'll say this. The times that the president has gone to Delaware, not including, and we were very clear that when he went to south carolina uh in august and uh he was going to go spend time with his family which every president does that is not unusual that is not uncommon uh to do and the president has a right to spend time with his family just like every other american across the country oh okay dan what's the problem you just said the
Starting point is 00:50:20 same thing yeah exactly i just said the same thing about biden did they say the same thing. Yeah, exactly. I just said the same thing about Biden. Did they say the same thing about Trump? Oh no, they didn't. So we're principled and they're not. So that's hypocrisy. No, it's not. It's hierarchy. They don't care. How do I know they don't care? I promise you, promise you that if Donald Trump gets elected president again in 2024, the first time on the golf course, Kareem Jean-Pierre and others will be the first one going, presidents have no right to this. That's what hierarchy looks like.
Starting point is 00:50:53 All right, let's get to questions. Time for questions for Dan. Good questions this week. At Sherry Haslinger. Hey, Dan, do you think we'll have a serious energy crisis in the US in the next two years? I know it's possible if we don't win the next election. The answer is you're darn right.
Starting point is 00:51:07 I had a piece I was going to put up, but I didn't get to it today. I'll get to it on the radio show, hopefully later, about how oil leases under the Biden administration are down to record lows right now. Record lows. If we're not producing anything, and other countries around the world are going green too, and nobody's producing oil, wait until you see the rationing. That's next. Oh, there it is right there. Oh, good. Thank you. Put that up for me. Let me read that. Here it is from the journal. Biden's interior department leased 126,000 acres for drilling through August 20th,
Starting point is 00:51:39 the analysis found. No other president since Nixon leased out fewer than 4.4 million at this stage in his first term. I'm not laughing. This ain't funny. I'm laughing at the stupid. Yeah, we're going to have an energy crisis. There are the numbers. Thanks. Good job on that.
Starting point is 00:51:54 At Western Maryland Farmer. Love Western Maryland. Rant for office out there. Hey, Dan, when you were in New York City police office, you ever faced burnout at work? What'd you do? How'd you feel about quiet quitting? Well, quiet quitting is just pathetic. When people do nothing at work or the least amount they can because they're just
Starting point is 00:52:08 being lazy uh but did i feel burnout no i mean again honesty and candor the hallmarks of the show i wasn't a police officer long enough i did basically two years on the street two years as a cadet so i saw guys that have been on the street 15 20 years you a cadet. So I saw guys that had been on the street 15, 20 years. You could see it in their face. They'd seen a lot, but no, I'd be just lying to you. I'm not going to do that. It was a tough job, but I wasn't there long enough to really get cooked. Ori, hey, Dan, do you still believe Ukraine stands a chance against the Russian bear? I do. They're taking back significant ground. They moved, I think, 50 kilometers in just a couple of days against the Russians the other day. Folks, listen, if the Taliban and others managed to hold out against our incredible
Starting point is 00:52:56 army, believe me, Ukrainians who are getting billions of dollars can most certainly hold out against that garbage Russian army. So yeah, I think they can. Even if we withdraw support, I think they can. Remember, it's one thing to attack a country. It's another thing to try to hold it. Hold it from ballgame. Lisa Lisa won. Lisa Lisa Colcham.
Starting point is 00:53:18 I used to love Lisa Lisa. I'm a Republican, but a registered independent. I want to register as a Republican. I'm afraid of the consequences at work. Do you think I should stand for my beliefs and register as a Republican? Yes. Yes, Lisa, you should. Don't mean to say that in any kind of condescending, pretentious way.
Starting point is 00:53:34 But yes, be proud. The more people that back down is quiet consent. You're consenting to be intimidated. Not to mention, if you don't register as a Republican, as I've stated many times on the show, you only get to vote once while I get to vote twice. You get to vote twice? Are you saying you're cheating in the elections?
Starting point is 00:53:52 No, it's not what I'm saying. I get to vote in the Republican primary and the general. You don't. You only get to vote in the general as an independent. I'd rather you register as a Democrat and vote for the most conservative Democrat in the primary and then go vote for the Republican in the general and vote run as an independent. I vote twice.
Starting point is 00:54:12 You vote once. Iron Man Patriot. Dan, on deadlift day, how heavy do you go? Not really anymore. I do 225 for typically 10 sets of 10, that kind of Bulgarian method. I love it. The first set's easy. Third set, fourth set, okay. By set five, I'm struggling. It takes me a while. By set 10, on the 10 sets of 10, forget it. That set takes like 10 minutes, so I don't go heavy anymore. Cressy305, hey, Dan, do you have any other pets beside Lucy? I do not.
Starting point is 00:54:45 I don't think I can handle another pet outside of Lucy. Lucy is a lot of work. Right, Guy? Lucy needs a lot of love. Every time she comes up here, she's like a tax guy. She throws her belly out. We're waiting for Guy to pet her. All the time. Yeah. You see, so Guy
Starting point is 00:55:01 drove in today into the office, and she was here, Lucyy and she runs right to the show run right in front of the car again run over like you just gotta like lucy you gotta have your eyes on her all and she'll chase lizards right into the street so at best country hey dan i've been considering a new car definitely not going all electric what are your honest thoughts on a hybrid love listening to you how you explain everything so clearly you're the best podcast in my opinion blessings to you thank you sir that is a very very very nice compliment which i deeply appreciate uh listen i like gas powered cars okay uh i'm not a huge fan of hybrids i'm not saying they're bad
Starting point is 00:55:38 uh i may get one one day i may get an all electric but uh i'm doing it for, I'm kind of a prepper, prepper reasons. Florida, we get a lot of hurricanes, gas lines get long. It's nice to have a car that's electric. It's kind of like a backup. I know first world problems, whatever, but I like gas powered cars for my everyday driver. Hey, Dan, only I get it hybrid. It's both. I understand that.
Starting point is 00:56:03 Will Moncrief. Hey, Dan, now that the Biden administration has been ordered to turn over their emails between big tech and them. How do you think it could turn out? What could we discover? Uh, I think it's going to be bad. I covered this this week.
Starting point is 00:56:15 I think it's going to be one of the most important lawsuits of our time. Uh, the left's argument the entire time is that big tech should censor conservatives. They're private companies that can do what they want. Well, they're not private public entities that you voted that big tech should censor conservatives. They're private companies. They can do what they want. Well, they're not private. Public entities that you voted for are pushing them to censor. It's going to be a big, big deal.
Starting point is 00:56:32 All right. Thanks. At R Heim. Hey, Dan, what is your diet? I lost a lot of weight. I was 238. I'm now 204. I'm stabilized at 204.
Starting point is 00:56:47 What is my diet? I eat the same thing every day. If you don't like that, this is not for you. And you may have some issues, maybe diabetes or insulin sensitivity. So obviously I say, and I mean it, talk to a professional about your own diet. But if you want to know what I eat and how I managed to stay lean at 47, I wake up in the morning, big protein shake. I use whole milk. Some people can't tolerate whole milk. I put two scoops of protein powder and a ton of cinnamon. I put cinnamon, organic, clean cinnamon in everything.
Starting point is 00:57:15 Anything I can put it in. That and apple cider vinegar are really great for insulin sensitivity, right? Have two shots of espresso. About three, four hours later, I have a convenient, we have one right here. So I'm hole in one bar, which I love from Brick House. I have that and I have a handful of either mixed berries or dried blueberries, sometimes a banana too. boiled egg, chicken, spinach, red peppers, sun-dried tomatoes, sprouts, very important sprouts, balsamic vinaigrette. I mix it with some of that Bragg seasoning, which is really good. A lot of healthy stuff in there. Shake it up, eat that. For dinner, I have salmon or chicken, no carbs at
Starting point is 00:57:59 night. Lost 30 pounds in six months. Mostly fat too. Okay, at Johnny Mono, aside from Jesus, who was your favorite person or story from the Bible? Paul, Paul, undoubtedly. The story of Paul and the road to Damascus conversion shows you no matter how much sin you think has detached you from Jesus Christ and how you'll be abandoned for the horrors you've committed, that you can not only become a follower who will be embraced by Jesus, but you can become an evangelist. You understand Paul
Starting point is 00:58:40 used to attack violently Christians who'd converted from Judaism. Attack them, like beat them and hunt them down. And he became his greatest evangelist, I'd argue. The story of Paul is an amazing one. The road to Damascus conversion. I suggest you read it. Folks, thanks again for tuning in. I really appreciate it.
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