The Trish Regan Show - BOMBSHELL! FBI Burn Bags Reveal Sinister Plot to Paint Trump as Putin Agent After Comey Firing

Episode Date: August 5, 2026

FBI burn bags expose the plot to frame Trump as a Putin asset after Comey's firing — the same intelligence community that missed real threats spent years manufacturing a fake one. They did this after already knowing that their Crossfire Hurricane investigation yielded nothing. They called it Oxferd Comma. And, it appears they make faces consequences. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You know, these guys, they just wouldn't give up. And you know who I mean, right, by these guys. We're talking about Comey and McCabe and James Baker. Like, the whole lot of them, basically deep state that was so intent on getting Donald Trump for something, getting him for something that they came up with something else. Okay, so let's go back in time. By the way, I'm Trish Regan. Welcome to the Trish Rigan show.

This is a doozy for you. This just came out today. The White House is revealing all of these burn bags. effectively. Remember the FBI burn bags that Cash Patel kept talking about, well, now it's all coming out. And they, of course, were going after the president with Crossfire Hurricane,

Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, right? But what we didn't know, up until just a few hours ago, was that they were also going after him unbelievably for Russia, Russia, Russia, behind the scenes. Okay? So this was just an

orchestrated ordeal. We didn't even know about this other investigation. They called it, how do you like this? Oxford comma. You know like the Oxford comma like when you say this, that, and the other and you put a comma after each one. But they actually spelled it, OXF-E-R-D, not Oxford. O-X-F-E-R-D, in part because people think that, well, when they were getting FISA requests in, if anybody had any questions about Oxford comma, that there might be this like spelling error. So either, you know, either they were doing it for that reason. They might have also been doing it because they were trying to give a nod to Christopher Steele.

Remember Christopher Steele? Oh, we're going to talk about that. Christopher Steele, who was employed by Perkins Coy. Perkins Coy was the law firm. Here we go. Here's the story coming to us there. This one's in CBS News, although I should point out that John Sullivan was the first to report this today. White House declassifies info on secret FBI probe into whether Trump fired Comey at Russia's behest. So you had crossfire hurricane going on, and we all knew about that one.

But then they had this other thing, Oxford comma, spelled OX, F-E-R-D, behind the scenes that they launched for the whole reason of, oh, how dare he fire Comey? How dare he fire Comey? And they wanted to make sure that somehow things would still come up. But here's the problem, guys. I mean, what was going to come out? Basically nothing, because they already knew at that point. I mean, you had Lisa Page and Peter struck going back and forth, right, with their little love. letters and he had already told her there's no there there. Like they knew there was no there

there there there. You had one of the FBI agents coming out and saying there there's no there there's no there there's no there there's no there there's no there there's no there there's no there's no there there was no Russia thing and yet they were continuing on with this anyway anyway anyway. Here we go. Secret new FBI documents revealed Trump was investigated for acting as a Russian agent after James Comey firing. It's like, whoa, all right? We'd already been down this tunnel, I thought. Like, here we are reporting it all out again and again

because they had yet another investigation. So the main investigation and then another backdoor, back room investigation because they just couldn't give up this whole idea. Here we go. I'm going to read to you from this FBI declassified memo here. They're saying on the 16th of May 2017, approximately 1230 p.m. Acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe made notification in person to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's of the FBI's opening of the caption matter. This verbal briefing serves to comply with notification

requirements. Let's continue on here. And we see that they're saying, basically that they're moving forward with this additional investigation. Here's another page I want to show you. We can see it's coming at the director of the assistant director of the FBI's counterintelligence division following consultation with the office of the general counsel. The FBI is opening a full investigation based on an articulable factual basis that, gosh, they don't make this easy to read, right?

that responsibly or reasonably indicates that President Donald J. Trump may be or has been wittingly or unwittingly involved in activities for on behalf of the government of Russia Federation, which may constitute violations of federal. Here we go. Federal criminal law or threats to the national. Oh, it looks like we were we having some issues with Starlink. sorry about that guys we might be um unfortunately i i'm doing my best to get this to you the fbi so criminal law or threats to the national security of the united states the goal of the investigation is to determine if the president uh is directed by controlled by wow or um coordinated activities with the russian federation i mean are you can't

Are you kidding me? So this is, I mean, this is just unbelievable. So they already knew the answer to all these things. And this is actually going to put them in a whole bunch more trouble. The FBI is now, I think, really going to be in for it, really, really going to be in for it. This is pretty wild stuff. I want to go to John Solomon again, who was reporting on this from just the news this morning. Take a look at this.

The big picture is you have an FBI investigating things against Donald Trump. They know not to be true. And then they fail to prosecute things that they prove our criminal. You're going to see two things occur. That dual system of justice will be laid bare. And people will say, well, John, at this point, why does it matter? You've been writing this for 10 years. What we're doing, what we're laying out in your show right now, Steve,

our overt acts that Joe DeGeneva can build into his grand conspiracy case. It is now underway agents and other witnesses have been hauled before the grand jury. last few weeks there's some cooperating witnesses coming forward based on my reporting. These are overt acts. And so today's document is an investigation we previously did not know exist. It was called Oxford comma. And it was an investigation predicated on the notion that Donald Trump was acting as a Russian agent. He was acting at Vladimir Putin's behest when he fired James Comey for screwing up the Hillary Clinton email case. You just have to let that sink in because that's literally what the FBI's predicated investigation states. Now, they do this in May

of 2017 at the time they do it. In the very week, they do it, where they're saying, we have proof. Donald Trump's a Russian stooge, and that's why he fired James Comey. Pete Struck is texting his girlfriend. There's no big there there on Russia collusion. An agent named Barnett, Bill Barnett, has told the FBI there is no evidence of collusion. He worked the Mike Flynn case. The FBI has cleared Mike Flynn of collusion. The FBI has built a spreadsheet showing that every line of the Steele dossier, which is the reason the FBI believed collusion, has been debunked or shown to be Internet rumor only.

Steele's primary subsource has already done an FBI interview saying, I didn't mean any of that stuff. That was bar talk. That was rumors. I didn't know why I was being treated as a source. That's not source-worthy material. And the CIA has told the FBI, oh, Hillary Clinton was behind that whole false Russian narrative. And that guy you've been looking at named Carter Page, he's our guy, a CIA asset.

In May of 2017, the FBI had no evidence. In fact, it had plenty of evidence to the contrary that Donald Trump was not a Russian spy and yet they open up a criminal investigation claiming that Donald Trump is a Russian steward who fired James Comey to carry out. Hold it. Hang on. Hang on.

Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Slow down. Slow down. Slow down.

Slow down. Yeah. There's one thing about crossfire hurricane and, you know, Trump was a candidate and we were running a campaign, all that. And as horrible as that is, don't it? This is a sitting president of the United States. May of 17, I think it was our fourth and fifth month in office. in office. You're telling me that the commander-in-chief of the American Armed Forces had an

investigation started by the FBI and senior officials of the FBI knew about it. Let's forget for the second. The people who said it's all phoning, you can't do that. How could you possibly even commence it if you dirty information without senior members of the Justice Department and maybe other people in the government, the CIA, at least go on, and running it by him, you're starting an investigation of the president of the United States saying, here's our theory of the case. He is a Russian agent. He is a Russian agent, guilty of treason at the highest levels in cahoots with Putin. How possibly, this is science fiction, how possibly could that happen without other members of the senior members of the government approving,

and this is why I say it's just not bad. Well, here we go. Okay. I just have to explain, you know, Steve is right, by the way, talking again with John Solomon, who was the first to report this early this morning. It tells you that someone is going to be in a whole lot of trouble because this, by the way, is just basically a violation of his civil rights, right? You cannot just because, you know, you get some kind of instinct, you cannot say, I'm going to go out and target the president of the United States, the sitting president in the United States, whom they already knew at that point was not guilty of being some kind of Russian asset. And yet they pursued this anyway because of, in my opinion, a complete total political bias

against the guy who's coming in, right, the outsider who was coming in, he was intolerable to them. I mean, remember Jimmy Carter and all that Jimmy Carter said, you know, he didn't win the election? Russia stole the election for him, and that was repeated, of course, by Hillary. Clinton and we heard similar rhetoric from all the usual suspects, from Brennan to Comey to Clinton, of course, and McCabe, McCabe, who seemed to think, remember that interview, Beck was it in 2019, he did an interview with Anderson Cooper on CNN, and he basically was saying, this president is a Russian asset. I mean, they were really trying to advance the narrative and they did not have the documentation for it. And so they thought, okay, well, we want to make sure,

We know that the Robert Mueller thing is going on. Actually, I think Robert Mueller was brought in in part because of this. And remember, Robert Mueller found nothing. I read both volumes of that thing. There was nothing. The president was not a Russian agent. They made all that up because they were trying to tear him down. And when it seemed like a crossfire hurricane wasn't going well enough, they initiated this.

And that is just inexcusable. It's just inexcusable. I mean, here, let me show you. Here's a little sort of synopsis of it. that I put together. Basically, you've got all these key people, the assistant director of the FBI, the senior official who approved opening the case. You've got the FBI general counsel that would be James Baker, who approved the opening of the electronic communication. You've got Andrew McCabe. You remember him, the lovebirds with Lisa Page. Andrew McCabe was the act, forgive me, no,

I get that wrong. It was Peter Strach, what am I saying? Peter Strzruck. Andrew McCabe's a whole other story. He was the guy that was unceremoniously fired. Acting F.P. FBI director was formally advised, notified that the investigation had been open. I'm sure he was just tickled to death when he saw that. Rod Rosenstein. He was the deputy attorney general, was also notified about it. You had Peter Strzruck, Peter Strzruck, who was the deputy assistant director, counterintelligence, key figure, we know.

And he's the guy. Take a look at this. Around the same time he was texting his girlfriend, Lisa Page, that there was no big there there. So if there was no big there, why was this going on at William Bardet? was the FBI special agent who worked on Crossfire, he's like, you know, there's nothing. It was like this bad game of clue. And then you had, you know, Lisa Page, she's involved in this just in that she had a lot of the communications that were being run through her. So this is just totally wild.

They came up with a whole other investigation and they thought they could hide this one from people because they called this, not Crossfire Hurricane, but rather, what was it called? I'm even forgetting. I think that was the goal. Oxford comma. Okay, so the Oxford comma, but spelled OX F-E-R-D. OX-F-E-R-D said that no one in a FOIA request would ever be able to touch on it. And maybe it was some kind of nod to Christopher Steele, who was British, of course. The Oxford comma is kind of a British thing. Wild.

So you, Hillary Clinton's team, went out and hired Perkins Coy. Perkins Coy, being a D.C. law firm that went out. I just want to, like, remember the trajectory here. Went out and hired a bunch of ex-Wall Street Journal reporters. These ex-Wall Street Journal reporters are like Hitman for hire. They have a little group called Fusion GPS. One of them used to run investigative journalism at the Wall Street Journal. So in the Wall Street Journal does good reporting, okay?

But apparently you can go out, you can hire these guys, and they'll, you know, dig up all this dirt, and then they'll place it for a fee. And they'll place it with their, you know, pal reporters. So it's like, you know, hitman, right? From a journalistic perspective, total hitman. So they went out there. They got Fusion GPS. Fusion GPS goes out and hires Christopher Steele.

Christopher Steele digs up a bunch of nonsense, which, you know, any fifth grader could see through as opposition research and not like an actual government report. And then this is what they used to run everything, whether it be crossfire hurricane or whether it be what we're seeing here with Oxford Connors. I mean, it's pretty alarming. Again, pretty alarming when you see that, you know, despite knowing that there was really nothing there, they're just clinging, clinging to this idea that somehow Donald Trump is going to go down. Look at this. The FBI, this is the report that's been declassified as of today, is predicting the investigation or pre-determined criteria set forth by the crossfire hurricane investigating.

team based on an assessment of reliable lead information received during the course of the investigation. So this is what they're basing it on. They're like, oh, we got all this stuff from Crossfire hurricane. The other problem was Crossfire Hurricane was already dead. Like DOA. So what are you people doing? Why do you keep on going and going and going and going and going? Because you had to take him out. And you know, here's the problem for you. This might actually put you in violation of the law. There's a case going on in Florida. I think about 130 subpoenas have already gone out, 130 subpoenas,

and they're looking at all the usual suspects and why, you know, if you clicked on this and you see Comey and McCabe under New Probe, this is all going to contribute to this because this effectively is a violation of his rights. It's a violation of his rights because they had no right to go out and just continue going after him only because they didn't like him. They didn't like them and there's a couple laws protecting them here. Now it's going to be hard to prove because they're going to, you know, you can do an investigation effectively for anything. But if you're doing an investigation just because you don't like someone just because of their politics, that's when it becomes illegal.

That's when it becomes a violation of that individual's rights. So this was a sitting U.S. president and his own FBI there goes out and just runs wild. I mean, this whole story is, to me, pretty wild. So good for the White House for getting this stuff out there. And I think it's important that we know. Like, you know, this was going on. And I'll tell you, they didn't like him. They didn't like him because he didn't play ball, right?

Most of these presidents come in, they're so psyched just to be president. They really are. They're like, woo-hoo, I made it to the big leagues. I'm president of the United States of America. Okay, now, deep state, what do I do? And they become sort of like a puppet. and a figurehead. And those that play the game while they know the drill.

Well, in the case of Donald Trump, you got a guy who's like, okay, I'm president. Okay, I want to roll up my sleeves and get some work done here. You know, this country's not being run well. We need to get to it. Chop, chop. And that really ticked them off. It ticked them off because, you know, everybody else kind of played the game. And then suddenly they get this guy, who does he think he is?

They're saying to themselves, who do they, who does he think he is? he's going to come in here and tell us how to run things when we know how to run it this is what we do and so because his style was so different because he assumed that he would have some power and they're like how dare you they were desperate to take him out they were also you know there were some bruised egos let's not forget bruised egos because they all thought that hillary clinton should have won could have won and didn't win and so they had to come up with an excuse for it so what better excuse and oh the russians stole it. The Russians stole it. I mean, it's, it's pretty bad. It's pretty bad. But you know what? I'm so glad this is all coming out because I think people need to know this. And I've always thought

it was super sus. I didn't realize there was an investigation behind the investigation going on. That is the new development today. And before anybody says, oh, this is old news, whatever. Immediately when I saw this, I was like, okay, I am confused. I'm confused because we knew about Russia, Russia, Russia. We knew about the Mueller investigation. And we knew about Crossfire hurricane and now you're telling me there was a i have to keep looking at oxford comma investigation like are you serious and the answer is yes we're serious and this is what has been declassified so this is there's a case in florida right now they've subpoenaed like 130 people it's still in the grand jury indictment stage so this is going to be very important information for those lawyers to have as they

bring this forward because i actually think that some people could find themselves i don't know is they're going to go to, you know, I don't want to get us out over our skis on this because I think their defense is going to be, well, you know, you never know, you never know. But I think what they're going to find out in the discovery process is that they did know, that they did know. And so they proceeded with the investigation otherwise just because they wanted to hurt him. And if you're just trying to hurt him, then you're just trying to hurt the American people now, aren't you? Well, he's back at it. He's back in office. And he's not taking anything lying down. Iran, you got the message Iran a deal is allegedly quite close though for the straight of Hormuz that's what's being communicated

today if you look at oil markets today you see that oil is continuing to move down because negotiators are getting allegedly rather close to a deal with Iran to open the straight of Hormuz so wouldn't that be great look I say this with a level of caution and I say that because every single time we're reporting the other close what do you you know, they lovin a few drones and boom, they try and take out some ships and the next thing you know, we're back to square one. So deep breath, you know, if you're an investor like me, maybe even after two days of oil trading down, you went in and bought just a little bit, just to hedge it because I feel like I need to hedge right now because I don't really know where this is going. I really don't, because I don't trust Iran. Fundamentally, do not trust Iran. They want some kind of deal here where they're going to get access to the straight. They're going to be able to yay or nay any of the boats that are going through. They're not going to actually be able to

collect tolls. Marco Rubio was very, very forthcoming on that yesterday and stands by that. You're not going to be able to collect any tolls, but they have some kind of deal that they've worked out with Homan. And so they're basically with Homan going to pair up and they're going to be able to decide on who actually is coming through. And part of that negotiation process, for them is basically getting some sanctions relief because they want to be able to sell their oil to everybody, right? And hey, like in a perfect world, great. Yeah, you sell your oil to everybody. It would be really nice because that's really going to bring the oil price down. It would, okay? It's a global commodity. But at the same time, we've got to be cautious about this because

we don't want Iran making more money, hand over fist, that's going to land us in a situation where they're then able to use those funds to build up their nuclear arsenal. So part of this deal is going to be, hey, Iran, you have no chance in AT-2L, ever getting anywhere near any kind of nuclear weapon. I kind of look at what we're doing with Saudi Arabia. If you notice, you have American nuclear power plant companies coming in. They're going to help them with uranium that they're going to be able to use for a nuclear power plant there. It's a very interesting, very telling situation. It may be something that they're doing in part to kind of counterbalance any threat that they may see coming out of Iran. But Iran is getting closer.

and closer and closer to a deal, a deal that would allow for the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, would not allow them to charge any tolls, and would not allow them to engage in any kind of nuclearization process. Let's go to the president who spoke last night with Fox on the issue. Take a listen. Iran, as an example, will never have a nuclear weapon. They already can't, but it's going to be formal. The strait's going to be open very soon, or they're going to get hit very hard, and then the strait's going to be open. We were going to a tremendous attack. the biggest since World War II.

And they called me and said, very politely, please can we talk, can we talk? They didn't want. And I said, yes, we can talk. Let's get it done. Finally, let's get it done. This should have been done by other presidents for 50 years. You know, you keep here in 47, but that's been for three years now.

It's been over 50 years. Other presidents or other countries should have been able to do this. And I did something that I had to do, because if they had a nuclear weapon, this whole world would be a different place. You better believe that. You can play it again, Sam, right? If they had a nuclear weapon,

this whole world would be a very, very different place. Thank you. I'm glad the picture's looking good now. Wonderful news to hear. I don't think they wanted the Oxford comma stuff getting out, right? But anyway, he's right to say, look, they can't have a nuclear weapon. If they were close to having a nuclear weapon,

and look, that's all the intelligence reporting we've gotten. And Israel apparently was very convinced that they had the ability to put a nuclear weapon together quite quickly. I mean, they were like weeks away. And let's not forget, they actually told MSNBC, like one of their guys went on MSNBC, figures MSNBC, right? Or whatever they call it now, Ms. The Miz Network, Miz now.

So he went on MSNBC, you know, I still call it. What can I say? You know, I'm a creature of habit. Goes on MSNBC and says, yes, you know, I don't want to brag, but we're like at 60 percent enrichment for uranium, which puts them very, very close to really and truly having a nuclear weapon. And that's what they want, right? Because they want to dominate the whole darn region.

Well, we don't want that. We can't allow that because, let's face it. If they dominate the whole darn region, then they're going to make Saudi Arabia our ally squashed. Israel, forget about it, and all our other allies, UAE, everybody, like, is suddenly then in jeopardy. And then you get China and Iran and maybe Russia taken over the whole shop. That's not going to fly.

not going to fly, but you know, listen, we're not going to do a dumb deal. We're going to do a good deal, okay? We're only going to do a good deal. And I feel good because Marco Rubio is back in the thick of it with these negotiations, and he made it very clear while meeting with the Paraguayan counterpart there yesterday. We did a deal with Paraguay, too, which is good, because Paraguay actually had a little section of it in this tri-border region that I've traveled to down in Ciad de Leste, right near Iguisou Falls, actually lovely in Argentina. But it's like a no-man's land and they had a ton of terror financing that was going on down there. Basically, anything goes, anything, everything was for sale there.

And it was sort of an all-cash industry. And basically a lot of that money was going right back where. Oh, to Hamas and Hezbollah. So Marco Rubio was knocking that one out, totally of commission. And when he was meeting with his Paraguayan counterpart, he had this to say on Iran. Listen. Nonetheless, I think that there's a conversation and negotiation that we are involved in between Oman and Iran. on how more ships to be able to go through their safely in the short term as we move towards

these longer term talks about demuclearization. And suffice not to say that the progress reason those talks, but not finality yet. We're hoping that will happen very short. Okay, thank you. Okay, so that was yesterday. He said there's progress going on. The president, meanwhile, as a last night, when he was coming back from L.A. on the tarmat, he said, look, I think we're going to have it back open in 48 hours, guys, 48 hours. So that's why you're looking at oil markets showing, again, some softness in the price of oil, not quite like yesterday. I mean, yesterday when I was talking to you, we were looking at basically a decline of somewhere around 6% in oil. And right now, as I come to you live, you know, we are not seeing quite that level

of downturn in oil prices. But we're seeing something. We're seeing something which tells you, you well down six tenths of a percent on crude right now so it tells you gold actually up four percent interestingly silver up three point six copper up one point six i should also point out uh the market doing quite nicely again the dow up seven tenths of a percent s and p kind of flat but in positive territory and we're seeing a little bit of pull off there and then as that's in part related to space x i think we told you not to buy that ipo you know just saying you you wait for you wait for it to go down rather than, which leads me to remind you, if you want to know what you should be buying, please check out my model portfolios. There at 76research.com, I get three of them,

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I believe in magonomics, we can call it, and the good things to come still. So, again, negotiators very, very close here to some kind of deal with Iran. And you've heard it from Marco saying we're close. You've heard it from the president saying it's going to happen in the next 48 hours or so. this agreement would give Tehran basically a role in overseeing the traffic in the Strait of Hormuz. So I don't necessarily love that, but apparently they're feeling like they have to give up something. They just can't allow for Tehran to charge anything in terms of fees. So they'd have oversight of ships that are entering basically the Persian Gulf.

They would not be levying fees or tolls. That's important. But they would know who's there. And effectively, there would be an inbound lane near Iran and there would be an outbound lane near Oman and they would share it with the U.S. of A and countries in the region according to various sources and this is coming through numerous reports in Bloomberg

and Reuters and in the Wall Street Journal. You had the Iranian spokesperson out today saying that indeed they had that deal with Oman. They had created this quote-unquote safe route with Oman so they're going to have control over those lanes and then with this deal, the U.S. would be involved as well. But again, I just caution. I cautioned because we've been down this road before, right? Fool me once.

Shame on you. What does it go? Fool me twice. Shame on me. So, you know, I remain skeptical. Skeptical. Trust but verify, right? As they say.

Trust but verify. I don't know. When it comes to Spain, I can't trust a darn thing this guy says. Pedrito, San Francisco. Sanchez, little Pedrito Sanchez, is that it again? He keeps saying that, you know what? They're doing fine. They got them all out of Seyut.

Seuta, I think the accent's on the first syllable there. Seuta. Seuta? Seuta. What do you guys say? We have any Spanish speakers in the audience? I actually speak Spanish, but, you know, I'm not as clued in on where exactly. I think the accent is on the first one.

So in Seuta, which is on the Moroccan, which is right near Morocco. So it's right on the African coast, on the northern coast. I'm actually really close to it right now. I'm actually going to be going into Andalusia, which is Andalusia, basically, was the area that was first conquered by the Moroccans tomorrow. So I'm right nearby this whole area. And I want to show you, well, first on the map, if you've been watching every day, you've seen this map before. I really love it. So Seuta and the Melilla.

Melilla is the other little. Do you see it says SP next door? That's the other little town that is owned by Spain. that is under Spanish control and has been for years and years and years. They've also, over the last week, seen an influx, not to the extent the Seuta has, but certainly they've got a lot of people coming in there too. And so people are like, why is it happening now?

I've been asking this question. Why is it happening now? And why is the president of Spain, the prime minister, little Pedrizo Sanchez, trying to tell us that everybody's gone when you can still see him? Bright Lake, you can still see them. They are all there.

They are all there. Yeah, that's video taken two nights. ago in Seuta and they're all still there and Pedrito wants us to believe that somehow he cleared all 50,000 of them. By the way, Seyuta and the mayor says there were 60,000 that came in and there's plenty still there. And they're out there causing chaos in the streets, shouting Alu Akbar and so it goes. So Spain is now offering up

a... suffering up money let's listen you know i realize she's speaking spanish and forgive me for not having subtitles but you're going to you're going to get the part like you don't even need to speak spanish listen to this you're you're going to get it trust me she said i'm going to announce something spina bavitrault of a 25 million of euros 25 million what was it de euros okay so that that was the part So for attention to the young people, we are going to give them $25 million, $25 million. Okay, 25 million euros that's coming in, coming in through Spain. So what else do you think is coming in through Spain?

All the people. All the people. And so now you've got a city that's completely under siege. This is the headline in the Daily Mail, City under siege, huge mob of Moroccans chanting, Alu Akbar clash with Spanish police after marching through Sayuta. I told you yesterday. You know, there's been lots of Spanish media out there reporting and they asked the Spanish

military, can you do anything? And the answer they got back was, no, we're not allowed to. We're not allowed to do anything because we're just being told that we have to just urge them to go towards the border. We just point them towards the border. We asked them nicely to go home. And I just think that that's probably not. going to be enough, dare I say not going to be enough? Let me show you this as well. This is

important to see. I want to show you in Andalusia what they're seeing. And we'll see, you know, I'm going to be in that area tomorrow. So I'll be on the lookout. But take a look at this. Boy, that was loud. So this is just some cell phone video that has come in and I want to turn it down a little bit. We can watch it. Apparently these are boats that are coming into the Andalusian coast. So I don't know if that's Marbella. I don't know if that's, I don't know exactly where that is. It might be around the Marbella area. And you see all these migrants coming. So this is circulating out on X right now. And it's like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. I thought that, I thought that the migrants left, right? And I thought Pedrito Sanchez, you told us that they

couldn't actually come in to mainland Spain. But we're looking at video. But we're looking at video. of them getting off a boat coming into mainland Spain, which is why can you blame Georgia Maloney for saying, okay, we're going to end this Schengen agreement. This is not really working out for us so well, because if they come into Spain, they're going to come into Italy. And if they come into Spain, they're going to go into Portugal. If they come into Spain, they're going to go into France.

And so France is like, okay, hang on. We need to have better border checks. And I actually think that this could cause, if you would, the full-on undoing, the undoing of the European Union and the whole Schengen. extravaganza of open borders that they have. Not to mention, you already have the State Department in the U.S., and we've talked about this at length. In fact, I led with it on Friday because they're looking at what can we do in the U.S. to make sure that we're not allowing for Europeans or Spaniards

to come in. But if we're not going to allow the Spaniards, you understand, like, it extends to the rest of Europe, because if you have a passport from Spain, ka-ching, you suddenly have a passport to the rest of all of Europe. And that means you can come into the U.S. with no problem right well if you've got a bunch of morocans and somalians and plenty of other people because it's not just morocco that they're coming from and they just use that as an entry point in to them penetrate the rest of europe we're going to have some serious serious problems they're all men they're all young men there's no women and children from what i've seen in these videos and you know i'm not the only one you had a nick shirley over there doing an interview just yesterday

and he's seeing all men too. And he talked to some guys there and they're like, yeah, it's men because the women stay home. So Pedrito Sanchez, the PM of Spain, is getting $25 million to take care of the young people. Clearly, they got a lot of young people there and a lot of middle-aged. No, forgive me, no middle-aged.

I mean, those look like young men, right? What does that look like to you? 88 dead, says Michael Meeker, I know. and he also writes that is an act of war more than the U.S. has lost with Iran this you know what is crazy I hear you listen man I hear you

Marxism is a disease William writing William Serge writing and by the way it is a disease and it's creeping right back onto our shores as we saw last night in Michigan and I'm going to get to that because

Marxism has penetrated Spain now I happen to think that little petrito sanchise will not get to live many more days as far as his you know I'm metaphorically not literally um as far as his tenure is concerned there as the p.m. of Spain I mean a lot of people are really upset you saw I showed you the protest video over the weekend in Madrid and that comes on the heels of a huge protest that happened maybe about a month or two ago people were really upset because they saw that his wife was being indicted for fraud and that his mentor had been indicted for fraud and then they were combing through his offices. By the way, did you know that he's on vacation

right now? He's like on his little summer break. Yeah, this is going on in Ceuta and little Pedro takes off on summer break where if you look at the security outside his house, he's got more security than they do with the Moroccan Spanish border for goodness sakes. Yeah, you know, again, rules for thee, but not for me. I mean, it's very symbolic. We've seen it over and over and over and over again. And this is Marxism that I think is coming by way of Morocco. And, you know, they're going to use this idea of religion and they're going to use this idea of freedom and they're going to use this idea of what's fair. But really, it's an attempt to conquer, really, and take over. I mean, they've taken over this beach. This is a Spanish reporter that was reporting maybe about

48 hours ago in Seuta, and those are the people that were there on the beach. Again, lots and lots of young men, as you guys are pointing out, 88 people dead right now. It sure seems like an invasion to me. I don't know what else you call that. And I do wonder, like, why this is happening now, especially when you consider the trucks that we're busing people in. And look at that. I mean, they were all coming up to the Moroccan border.

I actually don't even fully blame Morocco for this. I think this is something else. I really do. And when you look at all the NGOs that are involved and they're out there, you know, the Red Cross, you know, wants to get bratting points because they're handing out free food and water and all that stuff. Look, I mean, it is a humanitarian crisis. I get it. You don't want people dying and you don't want 88 people dying. But that's why you need to have a firm border so that you're not encouraging people to do bad things.

And this is a bad thing because you're putting yourself in full on harm's way, more pictures of those trucks that came to the border. and you guys, I've showed you this before. They're all waving. They're all excited. Somebody had to orchestrate that, okay? Somebody had to, like, have that kind of infrastructure put in. Classic Wizard saying, you know what, we need a travel ban for Spain. I agree.

And I think that they're looking at all avenues right now. And I'm hearing that. Thank you, David. I appreciate your kind words. I'm hearing that. But the question becomes, if we say, hey, Spain, no way, Jose, pun intended, what happened? to the rest of Europe. It's the same as with the tariffs, right?

You know, I know the president's like, okay, well, we're going to, we're going to tariff them. And we're not going to trade with Spain. But then does that mean you're not trading with the rest of Europe effectively? That's exactly what it means. And so that's why Ursula and company, and they all start to get really, really, really, really nervous. Here's the Red Cross, by the way. Like I said, they're trying to, this is the only woman I've seen. Look at that in the red.

The only woman I've seen, everybody's a young man in their like Adidas shorts and things like that. Very strange. So somebody brought them there and somebody's helping to take care of them there. And you've got to ask yourself, how is this all happening at this particular time? I mean, given that Iran is trying to flex its muscle, given that Iran is trying to say, okay, we're going to collect fees, they're not going to be able to, but believe me, they're trying in the Strait of Hormuz. given that Iran is like buddy, buddy, buddy with Pedrita Sanchez.

Ask yourself those questions. And then Pedrita Sanchez saying, okay, we're going to take care of it. I'm getting the government involved. I'm going to make sure that, you know, we stand with the people of Seuta. I'm taking care of it. We just deported 50,000 of them. And then you look at the pictures.

I look at the pictures, and they're all still there. And Pedro goes on vacation. I mean, it doesn't look good. And so I don't think that we're going to really have much of a choice other than to say either Europe, you get your act together or you go back to some other kind of agreement the shengen thing's really not lying by the way i came into europe via the you know the whole shengen thing it kind of cracked me up because i get into italy and there's this big long line of americans and they're letting everybody in

spagna italia anybody else got right through but we all had to wait in line and line in line and line and I'm like, gee, you know, talking about biting the hand that feeds you in more ways than one. Like who's actually the tourists that are spending the money? It's us. It's the Americans and the giant line and all the Europeans get rushed right through. And the Americans have to sit there and wait until the Italians feel so inclined as to let us in. I'll tell you, they get to work that out. They get to figure out.

I think they go back to the drawing board. I don't think the EU is ever going to work. I think it's a completely failed experiment. You cannot have all these different economies. You just can't without one central power. And trust me, Brussels is not it. And ain't it, right? As they say, it is not it.

Because Brussels doesn't have the final say. You still have all these presidents and all these prime ministers, all these different languages, all these different cultures. And now they're getting saturated with everybody from Africa and the Middle East. That's really not going to fly. So they are in a very, very bad state. And I'll tell you one thing, we can't go there. They want us to.

They really want us to. And I think all these things are connected as I look at this little guy, Sayyed, getting the nomination for the Democratic Party for Senate in Michigan. Don't back down. We don't back down. With all due respect, if they go low, we don't go high. We take them to the mud and choke them out.

Ladies and gentlemen, meet the new Democratic nominee for Senate, U.S. Senate. Said. Yeah. You know, I'll tell you, the F.T. loves it. European papers are like, whoa, isn't this great? Progressive Democrat wins in Michigan and rebuke to party establishment. Boy, oh boy. I'll tell you, the Democrats, they deserve it, honestly. They deserve El Saeed because they deserve exactly what they're getting. They deserve Mamdami. They deserve the crackpot out in Colorado that's running for the first district with a Democrat nomination there. They deserve all the backup. up singers in the Mamdami band that they're getting in New York State because they allowed their party to slip right away from them. They became so consumed with being anti-Trump that they didn't actually stand for anything. And so when you don't actually stand for anything other than I hate the other guy, well, what happens? Exactly what we see. Now all of a sudden you get the Middle Eastern

guy El-Said who wants you to know. I think it is an acceptance speech last night. He used some Arabic phrasing, is Sala, I guess if God willing it means, listen to this. If and when we win this race, how are you going to beat Mike Rogers and their money? I want you to remind them that if we come through this, when we come through this, inshallah. Okay. So now you get yourselves a real good old communist running for Senate, backed by. real good old communists, the DSA, the Democrats, Socialists of America that actually want to get rid

of the Senate, but somehow they're still running someone for it anyway. You know, I get it. Infiltrate, infiltrate. And this guy is part of their infiltration along with some others, including that Francesca Hong out there in Wisconsin. This is not good. It's not good. And you know who knows it's not good for the country? I mean, maybe it's good for the Republican Party. Maybe it's good for MAGA. Maybe it's good for Trump. But even the president, knows this is not a good direction for the nation. Listen to him here. What do you think about the traction these these candidates who are backed by the DSA and members of the DSA are getting? Well, I think it's crazy because they're going to ruin our country. They want to, I don't know

if they want to. I think either they're very naive or they actually want to ruin the country. No matter where you look, go back a thousand years with different names, anybody doing what they're doing and what they're espousing. Everything turns out to ashes and junk and filth. You know, One thing I said the other day for the first time ever, never thought of it. But you go to these cities that are taken over by the socialists and the communists. They're always filthy, dirty. They're disgusting. They're always dirty.

And, you know, I'm a clean person. And people I know are clean. They like to have, and you are. I know you very well. You're very clean. But aside from crime, aside from all of the other problems, no jobs, no anything, no money. They're always filthy, disgusting, dirty. And that's what you'll get.

Well, because they're poor, too, right? They're really, really poor because it turns out you're not going to make any money without a little capitalism. I mean, honestly, you go to work to take care of yourself and your family. You might go to work to take care of, you know, your neighbor's family when they need you in a time of need. Are you going to go to work to take care of El Saeed's family? Because, by the way, that's all you're taking care of in that kind of scenario. You know, they're always wealthy. The people that make it to the top, they always make out like bandits.

I mean, even Bernie Sanders has a few homes. But Owen travels via private jet to then lecture you about climate change. So the hypocrisy is rampant, and it would be a disaster for America. This is a good commentary that was in, or parts of it were good, I should say, in the Wall Street Journal this morning. This Democrat socialism is no Tea Party. It's far more dangerous to the, country but its appeal is similar they they were kind of equating it to the tea party i don't think that

was really a fair comparison but they did say one thing in there that i thought was important and and concerning they said given the recent history demonstrating the power of such a movement it seems foolish to assume that the surge of the dsa will sink democrats so like i said you know you could look at it and say well okay well it's kind of game over because nobody's really going to sign up for communism thank you very much you know anybody who knows anything would know that it always fails, especially when less than half of Americans feel that capitalism is working at least somewhat well. Two in three believe the system is rigged to favor the wealthy and only one in three think that the American dream still holds true. These attitudes open up voters who aren't anti-capitalist to

DSA dangers. So that's that's the real concern. Like, you know, people that are, I don't want to say like uninformed, but maybe a little naive. I mean, obviously, New York was pretty naive. And you all have very, very educated people that are very naive. And they think, well, you know, how is this fair? I don't understand how the plumber is like making money hand over fist. And I've got my PhD in transgender studies and I can't get a job. Well, like, did we say they were smart? I don't know. Careful what you choose to study. I would just say, you know, that there's a lot of, you know, that there's a lot of very delusional people out there that kind of think that the economy owes them a living. And the reality is it doesn't.

And if you're an electrician or if you're a plumber or if you're anything we actually need in society, you're going to have a whole lot better of a future than if you are the gender studies. And I'm going to be nice and not even go with transgender studies, but gender studies major with your PhD and God knows what. I mean, you just, you're not that employable. sorry you know you probably should have done a little bit of a deep dive in the research before you spent hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of thousands of dollars getting yourself into debt so now they're

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I'll give you some color from Marbeia, from Andalusia, Andalusia region in Spain. This is the region that was first conquered, of course, by the Moors when they came up through Northern Africa. they actually built more than you'd think, right, in Spain because they were, I guess, very into the sciences and into architecture, et cetera. They were eventually all driven out of Spain because they conquered it all the way up through the north. And eventually the Catholics, Isabel and Ferdinand, right? Remember, you know, that's actually really important because in 1492, they were the ones that finally drove the Moors out with the fall of Granada and also 1492.

who soiled the ocean blue, that would be Christopher Colon, Christopher Columbus. And so they supported him and his efforts. And, you know, it's just kind of amazing when you look at what's going on again and this infiltration of Europe that's coming up through Spain, through the exact same area. So I want to go and check it out myself. I'll let you know if I see any boats. Thank you for being concerned. David. I appreciate that.

The Marxism stuff, I'll tell you, it's dangerous. And we need to nip it in the bud fast. love you guys all that you do to make this show a success keep it up thank you i'll see you tomorrow