Transcript
Jimmy Dore (0:00)
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Zach (Wolves in Finance) (0:09)
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Jimmy Dore (0:12)
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Zach (Wolves in Finance) (0:15)
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Jimmy Dore (0:17)
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Zach (Wolves in Finance) (0:22)
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Jimmy Dore (0:24)
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Zach (Wolves in Finance) (0:33)
Hey, come see me live on tour February 20th at Lansing, Michigan. February 21st in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Go to Jimmy Dore.com for a link for tickets.
Candace Owens (0:43)
Establishment media sucks. August lighting.
Zach (Wolves in Finance) (0:46)
So good luck.
Candace Owens (0:47)
Bullshit.
Zach (Wolves in Finance) (0:47)
We can't afford why he's fomenting this. Watch and see as his jack golf comedian speeds and jumps the medium and hits them head on. It's the chimney door. Candace Owens has reported that she has an, an informant, a guy who was at. What is his name? Nick Smith. That's the guy's name, right?
Guest Commentator (Possibly a Political Analyst or Comedian) (1:14)
Mitch. That guy Mitch, Yes. Checkered background of spousal abuse like most special forces guys.
Zach (Wolves in Finance) (1:21)
Yes, that's right. Mitch Snow was, happened to be at Camp Huachuca and saw Erica Kirk there with I think she said she saw him with Charlie Harpal, the head of Charlie Kirk's security team. And so they immediately went nuts. This. So whenever, whenever you see them react to something, you know, like, like they did over the top, going complete a hundred thousand percent character assassination on what's the guy's name. And they, they weren't attacking what he said, they were attacking his character. And that's always the sign of oh my God, he's onto something because we use a lot. And they go look, he, he's got this bad background, his kid doesn't like him. He did this. So we, we use informants all the time in court. Like the, the government uses criminals who were cellmates to people as credible testimony against a criminal. So again, that doesn't make sense. I don't care.
