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Hey, welcome back to Last Call. I am Mike Crispie and we got a big show for you on this Saturday night. Unreal. America's Voice. President Trump brokering world peace. What does that mean? Will it be upheld? What? What's going on? Israel, Hamas, we're going to get into all of that. And Letitia James going to the slammer. Do they make jumpsuits big enough for her? We're going to explore that. Also the cringeworthiness of mainstream Democrat candidates. Crockett to this woman, Katie Porter. We'll get into all that and so much more. We got a big show for you tonight. I'm ready. Frankie's ready. You better be too. And let's go. We are going to be Mike Crispy. Where's Mike? Man, did he make a good speech. Thank you, Mike. You have big plans for the future and we're with you. And welcome back to the show, everybody. I am Mike Crispian. Joining me as always, the one and only. He is the most based producer in the game. I had a little voice crack there on the intro. He thought he was going to have to take over and host the show. He's here. He's ready. He's in his green fatigue outfit looking like Voldemort Zelensky. They call him Voldemort. Frankie, what's up, Frankie? How are we doing?
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Oh, great to be here. Listen, we get it. A little voice crack that happens when you're saving New Jersey. So listen, I'll accept it. I'll accept it. It's all good.
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All good here. That's true.
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And you know, Slava, Frankie, let's go, Frankie.
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Slava, Frankie, as they say. Slava, Frankie's in the chat. Yes. Saving New Jersey all over the place. Three, four rallies a week all over the state. New Jersey's in play. More on that later in the show as we are headed for complete and total victory. But how about complete and total victory at the federal level on the global stage? You know, when President Trump came in, a big reason that many people voted for him, people from all across the spectrum. There was the Jews for Trump, there was the Muslims for Trump. I remember watching both of those rallies in the 2024 election cycle. And the reason that people voted for Trump above all else is because they looked at him as a guy who could broker world peace, who could stop wars, which stops death, which stops violence, which stops hatred, which stops money being wasted on foreign wars, which creates stability and trading relationships, which leads to the barriers of entries being lowered and economies flourishing and therefore prosperity for millions and billions of people. That's what everybody voted for Trump to do. And everybody who had half a brain knew that Biden wasn't negotiating the foreign policy. As a matter of fact, nobody with half a brain could tell you who was actually negotiating the foreign policy over the last four years while the illegitimate autopen vegetable was at the helm. But that didn't stop people like Jasmine Crockett from. From getting on television and saying that President Trump would get us into a world war. It's funny. Guy's been in politics for 10 years. No world war started. As a matter of fact, he is the peace president. No new conflict started in the last 60 years. Not only has he accomplished that, but now he's adding ending wars that have been going on for 260 years. Roll it.
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I truly don't understand how and why anyone can see that this guy is a viable candidate. We are talking about someone that literally may start World War 3. It is just that deep.
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Oh, he's gonna start World War Three. It's really. It's just that deep. President Trump was gonna start World War Three. That's what they told us. They told us that if you voted for President Trump, that he was a unstable dictator and he was gonna go crazy cuz of his ego and drop bombs. Remember when they said that in the 2015 primaries, like, do people forget that he was in the White House for four years and none of that happened. And then when he came in after the fact was with four years of White House experience and four years of experience on the outside looking in, still talking to world leaders, still assessing the moves, still being involved in, you know, opining on geopolitical matters, still being in the game and actually leveling up by getting rid of swamp rat neocons hiding in the administration from the first time today. Think that that was going to be a coherent argument that was going to stand muster? No, absolutely not. They thought that they were gonna convince you to vote for this instead of what we have now. Let's just roll it. What we narrowly avoided rolling.
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Can we talk?
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Yeah. That was gonna be the individual they told you was gonna go there and say stand up to Putin and stand up to the leader of Hamas and go, haggle things out with Netanyahu, it was gonna be that no matter what you think about anything, on any matter, do you think that Kamala Harris was gonna be able to do those things independently, or would it have been a continuation of whoever was running the country during the four years of the auto penny? It's pretty obvious that that's what we would have had. Let me just tell you, little, little news flash, little scientific method here. Nobody who's doing skits with 6 foot 3 inch tall men with beards and dresses on is mentally capable or stable enough to broker any world peace or be taken seriously on the world stage. Just a theory, I don't know. And then they said Trump was crazy. They said that Trump was never going to do it. Trump got up there, he said, I'm going to end the wars. I'm going to broker peace. I'm going to do it through strength and leverage. And remember when Trump posted this video and they all went crazy, it looks like it's closer to happening whether you like it or not. Roll it. Donald is not going to set you free. Bringing the light for all to see.
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No more tunnels, no more fear Trump.
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Godza is finally here Trump gods are.
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Shining bright golden future A brand new.
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Light feast and dance the deal is.
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Done Trump gods are number one Trump gods a shining bright golden future A brand new light feast and all right, so Trump, Gaza, Trump, Gaza. They're like, what, what's he doing? Is he losing his mind? Is he going crazy? What's going on with that video? And I said, he's, he's putting that out there because, you know, Netanyahu really wanted to conquer the whole thing and own it. And Trump's like, yeah, you know, we're in this with you, but you're not going to own it. And I think he put out that video to kind of be like, all right, if you guys can't make an agreement, like, the America will take it, I will make it. Trump, Gaza, and like, we'll own it. So, like, let's make a deal here. I don't. Nobody to this day will understand how or exactly why. What led Trump to posting that video, but did it not work? Is posting an AI video of a utopia in the Middle east, in the namesake of the US President, AI generated. Nobody's ever tried it before. And I guess it worked. I guess we cannot fully understand Trump's deal making and negotiating skills because everybody who is scratching their head about that video, they're now kind of like, they're now kind of like you know, Hamas agreed to the deal. This is the leader of Hamas just this week, roll it to announce that we have reached a deal for ceasefire.
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To put an end to the aggression and also to proceed to a permanent.
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Cease fire and the withdrawal of the.
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Army and to allow the aides to.
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Enter to Gaza and to open the.
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Rafah crossing from both sides.
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I mean, that's pretty good. You know, I would always remember watching the coverage over the last couple years, and I would watch the hysterical lunatics on both sides. I'd watch the radical left Islamist fundamentalists on MSNBC say that, you know, we needed to do it this way or that they needed to crush these people. I watched the other side of that coin, the Mark Levins, saying that complete and total destruction and that, you know, you needed to wipe it off the face of the map. I watched both sides say that the total destruction of the other side was imperative to get a deal done and that the United States of America would essentially have to pick a side and watch there be destruction and then have a whole sect of the other side completely look at the United States as, you know, as satanic terrorists. I mean, I was fed that from both sides. MSNBC on one side, Mark Levin and the neocons on the other side were feeding people like me who were saying, hey, you know, President Trump is brokering a peace deal here. I watched the way in which he would meet with the Muslim leaders. I watched the way in which he would exchange some letters with the leaders of the Islamic states. I watched the way he negotiated with Qatar, Saudi Arabia, some of these Middle Eastern countries that have influence over Hamas. And then I watched on the other side. I watched people said, oh, you know, why is Trump, you know, having these relationship and, you know, these ongoing discussions with Netanyahu? Netanyahu is a criminal. Netanyahu's a, you know, a crazy person. And listen, I always say this, and anybody who tells you otherwise is disingenuous. There is no good or bad foreign leader. That's why I get upset when people are like, well, this is our greatest ally. This is our best friend. There's none of that, okay? Everybody's in it for themselves all over the world, except for in America, except American politicians. American politicians, again, on one side of the coin or the other, want to sell out everything it means to be an American and represent an American for the sake of a foreign power. So I watch people say what we needed to do for one side of that war. And I watched people say what we needed to do for the other side of the war. And people like me were saying, hey, I'm not putting words in President Trump's mouth, because people would love to do that. Trump believes this and Trump believes that. And every single time Trump would, I guess, lean in one direction, he was picking up leverage. That's the name of the game. When he accepted the jet from Qatar, the Israel people went crazy. What are you doing? Whoa, Trump, why would you do that? I watch people like Mark Levin have spontaneous meltdowns. And then on the other side of the coin, I watch Mark Levin. When President Trump would be friendly and have meetings with Netanyahu. You need to finish the job with him. Yes, finish the job. Wipe it all off the map. Kill everybody. Otherwise it'll never stop, because they'll never make a deal in good faith. And I watched every single time President Trump stand there, take the oncoming from the other side as he brokered the deal for peace for the sake of the United States of America. And what I mean by that is, is not spending hundreds of billions of dollars to fund both sides of a war. Do you understand? That's what's been happening this whole time, is that people like Kamala would get up there and say, I stand with the people of Israel. And then at the same time say, oh, well, we gotta, you know, support the Palestinian state. So therefore, we're gonna put billions of dollars of assistance there, we're gonna give billions of dollars assistance to Israel, and we're just gonna let him keep fighting forever. That's what they wanted. We're getting peace. So you see there, the leader of Hamas agreed. We just showed you that people said that would never happen. And also the cabinet of Israel. Roll it on. Tonight's Common Ground segment, Bipartisan agreement about the peace agreement in the Middle East. And just seconds ago, we had official word from the Israeli government that that has been voted forward, that the deal is officially voted by the Israeli government as a yes. Moving forward to phase one. Let's go. I mean, what were they going to do anyway? You know, people said that Netanyahu wanted to total destruction. And this is where I'll say that people were saying, oh, Trump is totally controlled by Israel. Is Trump really controlled by Israel? If Trump was actually controlled by Israel, they would have said, all right, you know, go ahead. We can't stop these people. They're radical Islamic terrorists. You just got to wipe them all off the map and go with that plan. If Trump was actually controlled by Israel, like some people would say, then that's what the outcome would have been. But the other side of that, people who said, oh, you know, it's totally impossible to negotiate a deal, they doubt. I know people, the neocons, okay, People who are putting Israel over the interests of America. They were saying, oh, there's nothing that can be done here. You just gotta wipe it off the map and have all the Middle Eastern countries, Iran, Qatar, you have to have them all continue to hate us. And we just got to deal with that. And we just got to fight fire with fire and wrap us up into 100 years more of Middle Eastern entanglement. People like me would say, hold on a minute, hold on a minute. I'm not fighting your holy war, okay? I got nothing to do with it. How did the United States of America, a country of European settlers, get mixed up in the religious battle that goes back to the beginning of time in the Middle East? We had nothing to do with it. And, you know, it'll always rage on into the future. But that's not our problem again, keeping order and creating peace deals and brokering that from a position of strength because everybody needs us. That's great. That's great. Having our allies who want to work with us and collaborate with us and not having their country being bombed into smithereens, okay, that's great. Having people who have nuclear bombs pointed at us and talking them out of launching it at us because they believe that we're doing something that we may or not be doing, not having the threat of that is great. So I say we're at a point now where if there's a peace deal, everyone can relax and the United States can go back to doing what we all want, and that's to care about the United States. Again, there is a outsized influence of voices on television who tell you you need to care so much about something going on thousands of miles away. Now that we've done this and now that we've brokered this, as long as both sides are abiding by the deal, there should be no involvement. Further, for the United States of America, we never send boots on the ground. And quite frankly, the aid in which we send to both sides, okay, hundreds of billions of dollars, that goes to both sides, why are we spending that? Just lower both those to nothing and put that money in America. How about that? That plus peace, Good, there you go. Stop bombing and killing each other. Even John Fetterman, a Democrat, gets it. Trump, should he win a Nobel Peace Prize. What are the Democrats saying about this? Are they going to. Able to. Are they able to spin it for a negative. Let's see.
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What do you think the President deserves a Nobel Peace Prize?
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Well, I mean, if this sticks, I think the whole point of having a Nobel Peace Prizes for ending wars and promoting peace. And I'm going to make a direct appeal to the President. You know, I hope he chooses to provide the tomahawks to the Ukrainians, too, and give them the tools that they need to push back against the Russia. And if he brings the Ukrainian war to its end, I'll be the Democrat leading the. Hold on a minute, hold on. So everybody around the world saying that Trump should win the Nobel Peace Prize, and Frankie, tell everybody what happened.
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Someone that nobody in the entire world has ever met, known about has. Has won. Yeah, for some, you know, brokering. Brokering piece, it's just. It's. It's comical. Who's surprised, really? Barack Obama. What did he do?
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Maria Corina Machado. Okay. The opposition leader in Venezuela has won the Nobel Peace Prize. I mean, again, I get it. You're running against Maduro. That's great. I get it. You haven't gotten killed running as an opposition leader, but what did you do for world peace? What did she do for world peace? Frankie, again, I. What she's doing is nice. I appreciate it. You're running against an evil dictator in Venezuela. What was she sitting at the table? Stopping millions of people from dying, from nuclear destruction, famine, war, conflict. Stopping things that have been in motion for the last 500 years. Come on, Frankie, who's.
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I'm not surprised they gave it to Barry. So Toro. All right, it's a rigged system.
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So Barry Sotoro. Launching the drones and random opposition leaders in third world countries win the Nobel Peace Prize. But now President Trump just goes to show you the globalists are a joke. All right, quick break. We'll be right back with so much more. Don't go anywhere.
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Hey, welcome back to the show everybody. Hey Mike, Chris Pierre coming to you live from New York Saturday night, Real America's Voice. Thank you for sticking with us. Living under peaceful times. It's so peaceful. Look at Frankie. He's so peaceful. I'm so peaceful. I'm wearing the purple, okay. It's majestic. It's nice. And we're living under calm times around the world now, calmer than ever before. And it's interesting because the United States President has the ability to broker international diplomacy, really, without the fetterment of these local people nipping at the heels of him probably saying, what do you mean? So the Constitution vests power to the president to do these things unilaterally when it comes to, like, war and peace, you know, but domestically, there's all these constitutional checks and balances that were put in place when people actually who were living in America and running America actually respected and loved and upheld our rule of law, our processes, our cities, our communities and our land. Our founding fathers would have never been able to fathom leaders, and I'm talking more than 50% of the leaders in our country who outwardly hate America, who outwardly would support and give cover to and have a media that gives cover to domestic terrorist professionals that travel from city to city going in, causing terror and physically attacking law enforcement agents that are getting rid of violent, savage, criminal, illegal aliens that are living and being harbored and mooching off of our entitlement system and making communities unsafe for actual citizens. I don't think our founding fathers could have ever, ever fathomed that people like that would exist in our country. So they created a constitution to protect the rights of citizens. And they felt again that we're living in this society, we're living in this great country, and that people are going to protect that to the end of time. I don't think they ever thought, Frankie, that globalist foreign leaders would inject billions of dollars of cash and essentially use these people as puppets and use the media as puppets to sell out and tell the impressionable masses that somehow enforcing law was bad and enabling terrorists was good. That's where we're at right now. Remember when Joe Biden called Antifa an idea? It only got worse from there. Now CNN covers for Antifa and we see this chaos that they have unleashed around our cities. George Floyd riots we showed last week with the Portland riots. And now they're doing it in Chicago to protest ICE carrying out their deportation duties and the National Guard protecting the ICE facilities. Look at how the CNN people react. Roll it can the federal is the federal government unable to carry out its functions. Even that's not clear either. Yes, people are protesting or blocking entrances to buildings or whatever else, but that's not an inability, that's a disruption. And would that warrant or necessitate calling in the National Guard in order to help ISIS do its functions? That just doesn't seem to be right either. There's a long history or tradition, if you want to call it that, of people protesting government buildings. You call on the cops, clear them out and get them out of the way. Often they don't seem to require the National Guard. And so it is quite an escalation to, you know, to bless the legal sending in of National Guard troops and lowering the standard in the way that it seems to be happening here. Hold on a minute. So he's saying the advice, precedented act here is Trump sending in the Guard. I say the unprecedented act here is that people who are protesting in front of the buildings are now becoming physically violent with agents. They are shooting into the facilities. They are harassing and getting in the face and causing harm to the agents. Law enforcement officials locally are told to stand down. That's the unprecedented part. So when they say it's unprecedented and then they pivot to Trump, what's actually happening here is it's unprecedented and they should be pivoting to the radical leftists who are enabling and fermenting it. Yeah, cnn, it is unprecedented. But that's because you have leaders like Pritzker and Brandon Johnson in Chicago and Illinois as a state, who are saying cops can't arrest these people. They're more violent than ever. Cuz they're not just demonstrators in a federal building. People would go to a federal building, Frankie, to like, you know, protest a new tax or something like that. Not to cause chaos, violence, destruction and death against federal agents who were deporting savage criminal scammers. Like, we've never seen anything like that. Am I wrong? Yeah, go ahead.
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And I'll just add, you know, there were no masks involved, complete coverage of the face. We're complaining that ICE officers are protecting their identity so you don't go kill them in their houses. Meanwhile, these, these violent thugs are legitimately covering their identity for no other reason than to cause, destruct, destruction and break laws. Okay, you can peacefully assemble wherever you want. Cnn. You can peacefully assemble and make your voice heard. What a joke.
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You know, people want to talk about peaceful assembly and making your voice heard. Every single city in America after Charlie Kirk was savagely murdered. That's what we call peaceful Demonstrations. Did we need to send in the National Guard to quell that? Those are people making their voice heard. That's what CNN represents as the antifa terrorists who show up. And you know what were people wearing masks at the Charlie Kirk protests where people screaming and yelling and throwing things and shooting at other people. At the Charlie Kirk protests, where people at Utah Valley University ripping it down and, you know, going to the local facilities of the Democrat Party and protesting in front of it and setting fire to it like the Democrats did to everything during the George Floyd riots. That's the difference here. And left wing activist judges continue. Federal judge temporarily blocks the National Guard deployment in Chicago. So you now have judges who understand these things. Again, I'm not talking about activists on podcasts or even Democrat Congress, people who are paid to play the part, or even the CNN commentators. I'm talking about judges, people who are elected to be beyond reproach, people who are supposed to go on the bench to enforce the law. They never thought that there would be activist judges who would be stepping in to use their power to slow down the unilateral authority of a president having the ability to invoke Insurrection act and other things similar to that, to say, hey, we have people, federal agents carrying out lawful duties against illegal criminal behavior. And we have a, essentially a terror cell, a domestic terror cell, which is what it is, insurrecting against those laws, being carried out wearing disguises, going from city to city shooting at people and physically harming them. Nobody's talked about how attacks on ICE agents have gone up more than 3,000%. Attacks on ICE agents? Attacks on Republicans. Are Democrats under attack, Frankie? Can we name one Democrat who a hair on their head was disturbed after the killing and slaying of Charlie Kirk? Can we think of one? But we have people who are carrying out deportations and abiding by the law. And then they send in left wing goons. And then the judge says, ah, you can't do that. Okay, well, the cops are supposed to handle it, okay? But people like J.B. pritzker and Brandon Johnson are saying, nope, can't do it. Can't have the cops do that. Cops say, I can't do it. I gotta follow my orders. Otherwise I'll get my pension yanked. It was never supposed to be this way. This is how, you know, we're at a point in our country that is, you know, in the uncharted waters. We're holding on at 250 years. We're about to be in our 250th year of America. But like we are holding on for dear life when these are the factors around us, when these are the leaders of our state governments.
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J.B. pritzker, you know as well as I do the President of the United States and the last, last 24 hours call for you to be imprisoned. I want to give you an opportunity. We've seen your reaction on social media, but I want to hear what you have to say back to the President, United States. Let's start with the idea that this is a convicted felon. I mean, think about that. Who is threatening to jail? Me. I got to say, this guy's unhinged. He's insecure. He's a wannabe dictator. And there's one thing I really wanna say to Donald Trump. If you come for my people, you come through me. So come and get me. Oh, you hear this guy, tough guy? If you come for my people, you come through me. Who are, first of all, I guess that is a tall order to go through. I was going to say 50 pounds of that tub of lard that absorbs. That can absorb a small space shuttle. Okay, coming his direction. If you come for my people. So Pritzker, who are your people exactly? All of the blacks getting gunned down in Chicago, are those your people? You've done a great job of protecting them. How about this, Pritzker, go to Chicago, in the south side of Chicago and you go to those gang bangers and you say, if you come for my people, you come through me. We'll see if your fat can absorb the bullets. Are you kidding me? That's what Pritzker is doing. And then they do the cherry on top, Frankie. They go, he's a convicted felon. This is how you know all the lawfare against Trump was all politically motivated again. Politically motivated judges, politically motivated prosecutors, people who are law enforcement officials who were sworn to uphold the Constitution, who were totally throwing that out because there was an all on deep state coup to get Trump so he wouldn't get to where he is now. They tried it. It failed. And they tried to kill him. It failed. They first tried the PR game at the Rush collusion hoax, the impeachment hoax, January six hoax. And then they enlisted people like Letitia James, dumb, impressionable, low IQ puppets who are not smart enough to get to where they were unless very powerful dark figures put them there so they could play the role. I'm the first obese black woman to be a New York Attorney General. No, you're just a puppet. Letitia James, everybody She has been indicted. And I watched the fake news this week go crazy about it. Oh. President Trump is getting vengeance on his political opponents. They say. Hold on a minute. They're saying he is now doing it to Comey. He's now doing it to Letitia James. He's just getting revenge on his political opposition. This is unbelievable. We've never seen anything like this. It's a threat to the democracy. Yes, Frankie.
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E
Yeah.
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G
And you know what? I'll say it. They're right. This is unprecedented. What's unprecedented is the way they went after him illegally. So, yes, there's an unprecedented measure to handle it and make sure it doesn't happen again. It's just incredible for them to just throw. It's an unprecedented moment. It's like. Yeah, you literally tried to impeach a current president twice on Fugazi. It's just. It's.
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A
And then. And then when he was running for office, you arrested him four times. Think about it. No prior president's ever been arrested for anything, ever. And you arrested him four times because you really wanted something to stick. Like, Letitia James is dead to rights, guilty for what she did. Comey is dead to rights guilty for what he did. So now here's what it is. If you do crime, you do the time. And if you want to start opening up the Pandora's box of just prosecuting criminals, because that's what you said you were doing when you were engaging in lawfare and weaponized government systems against Trump when he was totally innocent of everything. You know what? Then? How about we get you for things that you are very much guilty of? Maybe we would have let you get away with your criminality because you're a political foe, but no, you literally jailed Trump four times over nothing. Again, totally exonerated every time. So now when you're committing an actual crime, how about we come after you for committing an actual crime? That's not political retribution. Nothing even close. And by the way, people like Letitia James was at all politically motivated with what she did. I watched Jake Tapper go on cnn. This is unbelievable. I am truly beside myself. I am truly dumbfounded and shocked that President Trump would do this. It's almost like he didn't watch stuff like this over the last three years. Rolling. What is fueling my soul right now is Trump. Will you sue him for us? Oh, we're gonna definitely sue him. We're gonna be a real pain in the ass.
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F
I look forward to going into the office of Attorney General every day, suing him and Then going home.
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A
Did I know my name personally? Come on. That was her on the campaign trail. I'm gonna go in every day and sue him. I'm gonna sue him. Mental breakdown. This woman is mentally sick. She's told to say that. By the way, if you're going to sue somebody, they got to be guilty of something. You got to look at evidence. You got to indict him. You got to bring them to court. Right? Letitia James, during her campaign running for Attorney General, gets up there and goes, I'm going to sue Trump. Sue him for what exactly? I'm going to get Trump. He's going to know my name. Doesn't that sound like a politically motivated thing? Just going out on a limb here sounds a little politically motivated to me. Like she got elected to do that. Was she opening up case files? Was she subpoena doc. Subpoenaing documents? I. Was she seeing the reason to go go after him now? She just said it, and then she did it because she's commanded to do it. Here is her ironic response. Roland. This is nothing more than a continuation of the president's desperate weaponization of our justice system. He is forcing federal law enforcement agencies to do his bidding all because I did my job as the New York State Attorney General. These charges are baseless, and the president's own public statements make clear that his only goal is political retribution at any cost. The president's actions are. Letitia James committed mortgage fraud. It's not baseless. It's pretty easy to actually account for. Here's how easy it is. What state are you the Attorney General of? Oh, New York. Got it. Okay. It's literally in your title of everything you do not like some random citizen, okay? Like, Frankie could be a resident of Florida. He could be a resident of New York. He lives six months in a day. Four months and 20 days. You know, you got to account for that. Where he was, what he was doing over the course of several years. It's an arduous process. Letitia James is the Attorney General of New York. She buys real estate. She gets a mortgage, which is a loan. And the terms of the loan stated, what they were gotten under was that she was not a New York resident. She was a resident of another state. That is called mortgage fraud. Either she's in fraudulence of her political office. How can she be the New York Attorney General if she's not a resident of New York? Is that a normal thing? Or did she commit mortgage fraud, which means that you say something. Is your primary residence to get different loan terms so you pay less money and then you are then defrauding a lending institution again. Letitia James said that Trump was doing that with Deutsche bank by valuing his Mar A Lago property over 18 million. It was a joke. The Deutsche bank executives testified that it was a joke and they still went after him. Now Letitia James is dead to rights guilty of either one thing cuz both can't be true. Either she's illegitimate, as the New York Attorney General, she's not a New York resident or she committed mortgage fraud. Either way she's broken the law. It's not politically based. Listen, any CNN anchor who says otherwise is a globalist shill. Unbelievable. We're gonna take a quick break. We'll be right back. Don't go anywhere.
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And welcome back to the show everybody. Mike Christ Crispie here coming to you live from New York Saturday night, Real America's Voice. And I'm watching elections take place all over the country. Democrat candidates being put up for their local respective governorships. Okay. Congressional runs, future presidential runs. We showed earlier in the program Kamala Harris with the giant bearded tranny. And I just say something's up with this crop of candidates. Something's going on. Now I said that, you know, they want globalists, you know, who are indebted to higher powers. That's what they want. But they can. Could they make it any more obvious? Could they pick anybody who's more like obviously compromised, weird, weak and impressionable? Somebody who's so void at their core that they really don't stand for anything and therefore are a very, very easy empty vessel for dark, shadowy globalist interest to co opt and control? I guess. Frankie, they're making the asks. The globalists are. They're making asks that are so egregious and so un American that they have to put up even worse candidates than they used to. Like as the asks get more bizarre, the crop of people who will actually agree to do it and therefore get put up because they get a ton of money. They get put up as the candidate. The crop becomes more loathsome and bizarre. Stick with me here. Democrat governor candidate in Virginia asked a simple question. Just look at her. She just looks like a mousey, insufferable, soulless B word. Not going to say it, but a little spice. Because it's Saturday night. Listen to this woman with this very simple question. Roll it. Send. The Youngkin administration policy requiring boys and girls to use bathrooms aligning with their biological sex. You have 30 seconds.
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F
My priority would be to ensure that local communities, importantly, parents and teachers, educators, are able to work together to meet the unique needs of each school and each community. And that is important. And I say that as a mother of three daughters in Virginia public schools and as someone who used to investigate crimes against children. The way that we keep our children safe is by ensuring they are safe in schools, which includes funding, law enforcement, and public safety.
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A
But, Ms. Fanberger, the question was, should the young. Would you rescind the Youngkin administration policy requiring boys and girls to use bathrooms aligning with their biological sex? You have 15 seconds to clarify that question. Yes.
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F
And my answer is that in each local community, decisions should be made between parents and.
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A
All right, there you go. So the answer is that she's giving no answer because she will not stand by that. And she's like, little mousy. And she's like, I have three daughters. And I'm like, you're a real sick blank. Because it's okay for your daughters because they're insulated and they're elitists and they're in some private institution. But kids in public schools, women and girls who are in public schools who don't get the insulation that your daughters get, have to go in a changing room and a locker room with some giant bearded man with a dick. Like, it's absurd. It's like, it's obvious. Our founding fathers could have never fathomed that we would be here. They could have never fathomed it. Frankie, go ahead.
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G
Yeah, and I'll just say, like, you know, when Glenn Youngkin came in, I was a little skeptical because I'm like, all right, here's this guy. He worked at the Carlisle Group. I don't trust anyone from the Carlisle Group. And he was so easily ascended into his position because it was such an obvious decision of where to go for the parents. And this Democrat just cannot learn. Like, it's so easy. You could actually win.
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A
Just.
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G
Like, open your eyes, lady. Like, what is happening?
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A
So. And they're not Doing it again. Cuz as I said at the beginning, my hypothesis, they have to get worse. People that are willing to agree to more compromising. Just disgraceful, bizarre things. Jasmine Crockett, Exhibit B. Rolex.
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F
When it came down to the presidential, I told the team, I said, stop sending me to all the urban centers. Yes, I can do that. Yes. But you got plenty of surrogates that can go do that. You need to send me to rural America. And they were looking like, huh? And I'm like, listen, I was in East Texas. I live there. I know the struggles. I know what it's like.
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A
All right, See, So. So Jasmine Crockett wants to go to rural America because there is a grand total of 0 people outside of the ghetto communities in which Jasmine Crockett is a puppet actress to serve. She is designed to keep the black woman down in the urban centers. So when she asked her masters, why can't I go to rural America? They looked at her like, absolutely not. Puppet. Fall back in line for what we pay you and put you in the game to do. But I'm going to say this. There is a new winner for mentally unstable, insufferable, impressionable, void of any type of anything inside of her. And her name is Katie Porker. Oh, I mean, Porter. Okay, sorry. Katie Porter is running and is the front runner for the governorship of California. Now that Gavin Newsom is term limited out here is the mental stability of this woman who we've heard from and talked about on the show before. But here she is in the big stage. Katie Porter. Look how she treats her staff. Roll it.
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H
Dying prematurely to air pollution and other problems, and the state could lose. Get out of my shot.
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A
I wanted to tell you that that's actually incorrect.
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F
It's not that it's electric vehicles. It's that if we don't make the commitments that we would prepare for.
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H
Okay, it does. Okay. You also were in my shot before that. Stay out of my shot.
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A
Okay, all right, all right. Stay out of my shot. Like melting down if things aren't perfectly aligned for her. But you know what? Maybe she was just having a bad day. Everybody has a bad day. I'm in show business. Frankie's in show business. Sometimes we just have a little bit of a bad day. It could happen to anybody. Right? Anybody could just be a little bit off that day. Katie Porter, primetime CBS interview. Not exactly a hostile outlet. Here is her interviewing. Getting asked very simple questions. Look how she responds. What do you say to the 40%.
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F
Of California voters who you'll need in order to win who voted for Trump?
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H
How would I need them in order to win, ma'?
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B
Am?
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A
Well, unless you think you're going to.
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F
Get 60% of the vote.
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A
You think you'll get 60%? All. Everybody who did not vote for Trump will vote for you.
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H
That's what you're thinking in a general election? Yes. If it is me versus a Republican, I think that I will win. The people who did not vote for Trump.
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A
What if it's you versus another Democrat?
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H
I don't intend that to be the case.
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A
So how do you not intend that to be the case? Do you. Are you going to ask them not to run?
- [52:15]
H
No, no. I'm saying I'm going to build the support. I have the support already in terms of name recognition and so I'm going to do the very best I can to make sure that we get through this primary in a really strong position. But let me be clear with you. I represented Orange County, I represented a purple area. I have stood on my own two feet and won Republican votes before. That's not something every candidate in this race can say if you're from a deep blue area, if you're from LA or you're from.
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A
So, so, all right, so she, she's a little ruffled by it and it goes on and then she gets asked follow up questions. Cuz in California, you know, sometimes Democrats run against Democrats in the general and it's a very fair question. So she gets asked a follow up and when a Democrat doesn't get their way with the press, this is what happens. Roll it. And we've also asked the other candidates.
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F
Do you think you need any of.
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A
Those 40% of California voters to win?
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F
And you're saying no, you don't?
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H
No, I'm saying I'm going to try to win every vote I can. And what I'm saying to you is.
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A
That, well, to those voters.
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D
Okay, so, so you.
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H
I don't want to keep doing this. I'm going to call it. Thank you.
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A
You're not going to do the interview with us?
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H
Nope, not like this I'm not. Not with seven follow ups to every single question you ask every other candidate has answered. I don't care. I want to have a pleasant, positive conversation which you ask me about every issue on this list and if every question you're gonna make up a follow up question, then we're never gonna get there and we're just gonna circle around. I'm gonna had to do this before ever.
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F
You've never had to do this.
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A
I've never had to do this before. I've never been challenged because every press outlet is owned by the left wing globalist. And this was part of the deal that it would be easy and I'd be put up in lights even though I'm a fat bitch, even though I'm insufferable and everybody hates me. I'll be put up in lights and shine and never be challenging. And look how easily she cracks with one question. Look how easily she cracks. That tells you everything you need to know. How unstable these people are, how artificially manufactured these people are. They're not real. Let me tell you something. I've run for office for real. It's hard. It's a battle. People attack you if you're an insulated little puppet, put it by the globalist to carry out their agenda and promised a smooth path because you're willing to compromise your soul. Yeah, you'd melt down about little things like that too. You think Trump melts down when he gets asked a follow up question? This is what we're up against. It is a joke. Quick break. We'll be right back. Don't go anywhere.
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A
And welcome back to the show everybody. Mike Crispy. Thanks. Thanks for sticking with us on this Saturday night. Real America's Voice. Frankie and I were laughing in the break about Katie Porker. Go ahead, Frankie.
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G
Well, it's just funny because she's so insufferable you don't even think about all the policies she's thought about. We covered something on an old podcast where she was literally saying that we need abortion rights because look at the price of inflation. Look how much it costs to feed children. How could we possibly be going backwards and and get rid of abortion? It's truly sick. And it just, it's incredible how good Gavin looks. It's like bring him back. Oh my goodness, it's happening.
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A
And she also was someone saying that minor attracted persons was a sexual preference. I do remember her explicitly covering for pedophiles Looks like the kind of woman who would cover for pedophiles. And also remember there was a story about her that she said was totally unfounded, that she. She threw a boiling pot of mashed potatoes at her. Then probably batum cuck husband's head and caused significant injuries. And then he divorced her. But she still got reelected to Congress. So that's what we're dealing with. That woman's gonna be the governor of California. And you're like, wait a minute. Kevin Newsom? Kevin Newsom looks great compared to Katie Porker. That's why my theory is, is that it kept. It keeps getting worse and worse and worse. Like as the asks get worse, as we head more towards the clown world. End times of America with globalist takeover. It's like they're asking their little puppets of the Democrat party to do worse stuff. So therefore the candidates are worse. Here's Chuck Schumer trying to fit in. Okay. Last of a dying breed of like, guess he's been in for a long time, but he's trying to give them credit. Rolling. So now we're in a government shutdown and you may be asking yourself, how the hell did we get here? Donald Trump and the Republican party are hell bent on taking health care away from 60 million people. Closing community clinics, rural hospitals, nursing homes, all so they can keep giving tax breaks to their billionaire friends. It's a disgrace. So Democrats have. Have three words for this. No way. It's literally life or death.
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B
All right, all right.
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A
So I gotta say again, like, you know, it's corny and everything, but Schumer's making himself like he's the star. He's the most like your star is Chuck Schumer. Cuz I watched Biden try to make TikToks and he couldn't go more than two seconds without like a jump cut, edit, splice, AI eyes. Like Schumer's their star, Frankie.
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E
Huh?
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B
Yeah.
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A
And.
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G
And just that last note when he just said it's life or death. We're on the. We just had, you know, a true political icon assassinated. We had two attempts on our president. You're still gonna go with that rhetoric? Life or death. You're sick, sir.
- [60:45]
A
Absolutely sick. And then the funny thing is that's the best they got. AOC would argue that she's the best that they got. Let's check out aoc. Let's check in on her talking about the government shutdown roll.
- [60:56]
F
Laugh at them. Stephen Miller is a clown. I've never seen that guy in real life. But he looks like he's, like, 4 10, and he looks like he is angry about the fact that he's 410. And he looks like he is so mad that he is 410 that he's taking that anger out at any other population possible.
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A
All right, so. So she goes berserk and goes on a very, very disparaging rant against the midget community. The little people communities, they like to call themselves. So needless to say, people talk to AOC and said, how dare you offend that community? Because the Democrats, you know, they like to. Whenever they get mad, they reflexively, like, call people and attack people and, like, they're supposed to be the party of inclusivity. So, like, they'll attack a black person and call my Uncle Tom. They'll attack a, you know, mentally disabled person and call them, you know, retarded. They'll attack a, you know, a person who is, you know, a little bit, you know, not agreeing with them, and they'll call them gay or something like that, but they're the party of LGBT rights. Like, that person's gay. So AOC then backtracks and comes out with an apology of sorts. Rolling.
- [62:15]
F
I want to express my love for the Short King community. I don't believe in body shaming. I am talking about how big or small someone is on the inside. Like, for example, I have no idea how tall Andrew Tate is.
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E
No idea at all.
- [62:35]
F
But that guy looks to me like 5 3. Like 5, 3, 5, 4. Whereas digging that hole, physically, men of smaller stature can come across. They are spiritually six foot. If you're a good dad, if you're. If you stand with women, and if you're not belittling immigrants, you're like, you know, 6:3. Spiritually, I don't know, am I being problem?
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A
What was that? Andrew Tate looks pretty tall. Why you gotta bring him into this? Our boy Andrew Tate catching a strike, not deserved. But what's going on here? That's your cover. That's what your team whiteboarded. All right, so you came at the little people. That makes you look like an able list. That's discriminatory. You got to support the Short Kings, got to have a conflation, guys. This is all they got left. It is a joke. That's about all the time that we have on the show tonight. We love you, appreciate you, and we'll see you back live next week.
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I'm Rodney Williams. And I'm Travis Holloway. Welcome to the wealthbreak podcast, a real conversation about finance. Let's be honest, building wealth doesn't look the same for everyone.
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