Peter Tipton (17:44)
Okay, that's great. First of all, Pam Bondi, I think that she was basically left out. Okay? I mean, she had somebody that was running the department, which was Todd Blanche, and I think he basically took over the department. I think that he was the one operating everything. And I think that the problems that Pam Bondi had was that she trusted the man and that she was basically undermined. I think she needs to answer one question to herself and perhaps the public. Who is it that gave her that line to say that those client lists were sitting on her desk? If she came up with that all on her own, then she's got nobody to blame but herself. But if that was given to her by the people that were helping her, even helping writing her speeches and so on, she needs to wake up and smell coffee and realize that she was badly used. In terms of the doj, your previous guest, and you are absolutely right, look, the name of your show was the War Room. And anybody who doesn't figure it out at this point that we really are in a war, maybe we're not shooting bullets at China, but for sure we know their involvement. And Serbia's involvement, Iran's involvement, Venezuela's involvement in terms of the election fraud. Somebody's trying to take over our country. Somebody did take over our country for four years. Our DOJ is wasting its time going after minor offenses by people and treating them as major crimes. The whole DOJ needs to be revamped. And people, we need to get rid of all of that BS and stop going after Americans who are basically the fabric of our country, because they're maga, which was happening under Biden, because they're parents of children, where they went to PTA meetings or not pta, but Board of education meetings. When we are talking about doctors who prescribed Ivermectin. The weaponization under Biden was immense. And part of that is because there's too many police, too many prosecutors that they. And they have to rationalize their existence. We had 25% more crime than we have now when marijuana and other drugs were criminalized. Now that they're decriminalized, we did not by about 25%. We have not reduced those forces. So in order to keep people employed and for them to keep their jobs, they have to come up with things. And what I've been seeing with the weaponization is just horrendous. So if we could get rid of those cases and start applying these AUSAs, the Assistant US Attorneys, and start applying these prosecutors to the crimes that we need to look at now. One of the things we need to see, like, for instance, take a look at January 6th. Not only do we need to compensate the. The innocent people that were basically injured in this whole thing where they lost their businesses, they lost their spouses, they lost their freedom, they were put in solitary confinement for extended periods of time, and they've got major claims. But not only do we need to basically go after making sure that's done, but look at the other side. Look at the people that need to be prosecuted that never were. I mean, it's not just like we have the J6 committee that, that. That destroyed evidence. Who's looking at that? Oh, forget it. We don't need it. Of course we need to look at these things. But there were actually. J6 was planned in advance by people in the deep state. And we actually have videos of them planning to break the windows of the capitol building on January 6th. And these videos go back to September of 2020. Nobody's going after these people. It's okay, I guess, to be an insurrectionist and to destroy our country, but J6 was intricately connected to and planned by the same people that participated in rigging the election of 2020. So we need an AG that's ready to really fix what needs to be fixed. You know, because of what I know about, you know, for nine months, Donald Trump had me, you know, basically marshaling the evidence regarding January6, you know, in 2022, 2023. Because of my experience and what I've done, so on, I feel that, you know, we need to have somebody that really knows how to make this thing happen and happen fast. Lee Zeldin, I think, is a great man. I don't know him personally, but from everything I've seen and heard, anything you need to put the man in It's a good thing to put him in, but at the same time, he doesn't know the intricacies of what is going on here and what has been going wrong and what needs to be fixed. So, frankly, I threw my hat in the ring about three weeks ago and, you know, let you see what happens. I don't give me the highest of chances because I'm not, you know, for some reason, I'm just a lawyer that. A trial lawyer that works hard and makes things get done. But there are people that may be of a higher level in the inner circle and so on. That would be somebody that Donald Trump trust. Donald Trump would trust to be able to handle this level of work. I mean, it's a big department. It's got 115,000 people employed there. It's 40 different agencies, and it's. It's quite a handful for somebody to take and then make something of. I mean, I would see that you got to even get out of the building and maybe set something up in a. In an army base or whatever needs to be done to make sure this whole thing happens. Because I wouldn't be surprised that part of the reason there's been inaction is because people are afraid of threats to themselves and their families and so on. So, you know, it's going to take somebody that's not afraid to die, not that they will die, but that they can't be afraid. They have to be able to move this whole agenda forward and start getting the people that committed crimes against this country prosecuted. It has to start. And in terms of, you know, like we heard, oh, my goodness, we can't get indictments because the grand juries aren't. Well, you don't need a grand jury. There's something called an information, and for some reason, we're afraid to do that. We're afraid to fill out the form and start the prosecution. The heck with it. That's what needs to be done. You gotta find the way to make sure that the mission is accomplished, because this country depends on it right now. Our survival as a free country depends on it.