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Jimmy Dore
Hey, come see me on tour in San Antonio, Albuquerque, Houston, Dallas, Salt Lake City, Las Vegas. Go to Jimmy Dore.com for a link for tickets. And don't go anywhere else, because if you do, they'll charge you more. Establishment media sucks. All gas lighting, so good luck.
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Dan Bongino
Bullshit.
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Jimmy Dore
We can't afford why he's fomenting this. Watch and see as his jack off the medium speeds and jumps the medium and hits them head on. It's the chimney door. You know what glyphosate is? Glyphosate is that stuff they spray on all our food, right? And it causes cancer. And the people, the manufacturers of glyphosate have paid out billions of dollars to people who they've given cancer through their glyphosate. And it's. If you use it at home, it's called Roundup and it causes cancer. And that's. That's a for sure thing. And they spray it on all our food, which is why Americans have chronic illness, is a big reason why. Why Americans have chronic illness. And they probably think they have gluten allergies when they're really just being poisoned. In fact, R.F. kennedy, RFK, used to say this. This is what he used to say. This is what he said in 2024. He said that herbicide glyphosate is one of the likely culprits in America's chronic disease epidemic, much more widely used here than in Europe. Shockingly, much of our exposure comes from its use as a desiccant on wheat, not as a herbicide. From there, it goes straight into our bodies. My USDA will ban that practice. Look up what the word desiccant means. I think it means they use it to dry out the wheat. I'm pretty sure that's what it means. Is that what it means? I'll look up. You can look it up. But if you want to know what glyphosate is really about, could not be any worse news. Unfortunately, it does appear that this executive order will provide at least some. So Trump did an executive order. So Trump did an executive order. And Trump grants immunity to glyphosate manufacturers under the defense. So now you can't. So Trump's executive order says you can't sue the people who give you cancer. We're going to protect the makers of glyphosate. We're going to protect them to keep spraying it on all your food. And if you get a court to agree with you that they gave you cancer and they knew it, we're going to give them a shield from that kind of prosecution. That's what they're doing. That's what they're doing. Just so you know. And here's the weird thing. Is that. So Thomas Massie is on this, and he said, this week I will introduce the no Immunity for Glyphosate act to undo the recent executive order which promotes glyphosate Roundup and insulates manufacturers from lipos. So they're doing for the makers of this poison, glyphosate, that you don't have a choice to eat, they're giving them the immunity shield that the government gives to vaccine manufacturers. So if it's so safe and effective, why can't you sue them if you get hurt? Okay, so here's what Thomas Massie says. This government is under siege. All three branches of this government is under siege by lobbyists and lawyers from a German company named Bayer. They spent over $9 million lobbying the executive branch and the legislative branch so that they don't have to be liable for any damages that their herbicide causes, otherwise known as Roundup. So he is introducing legislation. This is what RFK initially said after. Let me see, what was the date of this? Do I have it? So this was February 22nd, just a couple days ago. This is what he said to Trump. This is what RFK said. He said, I will always tell the American people the truth. Pesticides and herbicides are toxic by design, engineered to kill living organisms. When we apply them across millions of acres and allow them into our food systems, we put Americans at risk. Chemical manufacturers have paid tens of billions of dollars to settle cancer claims linked to their products. And many agricultural communities report elevated cancer rates and chronic illnesses. Unfortunately, our agricultural system depends heavily on these chemicals. The US represents 4% of the world's population, yet we use roughly 25% of its pesticides. If these inputs disappeared overnight, crop yields would fall, food prices would surge, and Americans would experience a massive loss of farms. Even beyond what we are witnessing today. The consequences would be disastrous. So he's saying, we. We got to keep poisoning you. So there he's saying, hey, glyphosate poisons you. But turns out we got to keep poisoning you because if we stopped poisoning you, it would be bad for business. That's what he's saying. This is what he said initially. Now I'm going to show you what he said on Joe Rogan today in a second. I support President Trump's executive order to bring agricultural chemical production back to the United States and end our near total reliance on adversarial nations. His executive order protects two pillars of national strength, our defense readiness and our food supply. When hostile actors control critical inputs, they directly threaten the security of the American people. The Trump administration will secure these supply chains. So he went from saying, hey, I'm going to ban this, to saying, hey, turns out it's okay if we give you cancer because it's good for business and for our. It's if we can give our own people cancer that somehow helps our national defense, hey, how are you going to defend the United States? Well, we're going to start giving our people cancer. President Trump did not build our current system. He inherited it. For decades, Washington designed modern agriculture, policymakers wrote farm policy, directed research dollars, structured subsidies and crop insurance and shape. So it's, he's just, his hands are cuffed. His hand. He, he's saying he can't do anything. He can't stop us from giving you cancer because the system's already in place. Yeah, that's why we elected you to change that system. So he goes on to say, those deliberate choices locked farmers into chemical dependence and prioritized short term output over long term soil vitality and human health. And we're going to keep doing it. We are now changing course with, without destabilizing the food supply. Alongside the US D A, Secretary Rollins, we are accelerating the transition to regenerative agriculture by expanding farming systems. That. So he's going to tell you all the good stuff they're doing, but at the same time, yeah, we're going to still keep giving you cancer. So I've met with hundreds of. So that's what he was saying then. So he's trying to pretend that they're still looking out for you, even though the executive order says we're going to keep giving you cancer because it's good for business. With President Trump's leadership, we are securing critical supply chains, confronting the health risks embedded in our current system, and deploying every available tool to blah, blah, blah, blah. Okay, so that's what he said initially. He's like, yeah, I'm going to have to go. We got to do it because it's going to hurt our business. That's really why he said. That's what he said. So now he went on Joe Rogan today. So here's what. And here's what he said. Here's what he said today. Hang on. I wanted to ask you about pesticides. So what was the recent ruling on glyphosate?
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
I was on EO which is an executive order from the President saying that we're going to make the ingredients for glyphosate in this country and for elemental phosphorus. And, you know, I've. Listen, I've spent 40 years fighting pesticides. It was, I was part of the trial team on the Monsanto case, which was the team that, you know, we won three cases in a row and then got an $11 billion settlement with, with Monsanto, which is now bare by the end of our trial.
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Jimmy Dore
So RFK used to be the guy suing these chemical makers and winning. He got an $11 billion settlement from when Monsanto made glyphosate. And then Monsanto sold it, or Monsanto got sold to Bayer, and now Bayer is the maker of glyphosate. And before, when it was Monsanto, he. He sued them 1, 3 times and got them to settle for $11 billion for giving people cancer. And now he's part of an administration that is going to give a liability shield so that guys like him can't sue the manufacturers of glyphosate anymore. That's what the administration he's a part of is currently doing. Okay, so let's hear what he says
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
by the end of our trial. Bear on Monsanto. But, you know, pesticides are poison. They're designed to kill all life. It's not a good thing to have in your food. So, But I also. So it's not something that I was particularly happy with, let me put it that way, mildly. But I also understand the President's point of view. The president didn't create this system. He's dealing with a problem that was created long before, over the past 60 years, when, through federal policies and subsidies and the management of farming in this country, the agricultural management, we have addicted our farmers to these pesticides and particularly glyphosate. Glyphosate is the foundational pesticide of our food production system. So 97% of corn in this country is produced with glyphosate and can't be produced without it. 98%. You know, you could do it. You could change it. There's organic corn producers in this country. It's like 3%. 98% of soy is produced with glyphosate. If you banned glyphosate overnight or if you got rid of it, or if somebody else cut off our supply, it would destroy the American food system. And how crazy is that statement?
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Jimmy Dore
The American foods, the entire system is based on using poison.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Right? The farmers don't like it. You know, let me just explain what the EO did right now. According to the industry reports, 99% of our glyphosate comes from China. Oh, the Pentagon and others said this is an extreme national security vulnerability, that China controls the US Food system. We can't afford to let that happen. If we got it in some kind of tangle with them, it could literally cut off our food supply overnight and cripple the country. And so that's what the President was responding to. But we all know we've got to transition off of glyphosate. We all know that. And the farmers hate it. They're now starting to see these, where's
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Jimmy Dore
the plan for the transition?
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
These chemical resistant weeds that can't be treated with glyphosate. And that was predictable. Two, they hate the inputs. It's cost them a lot of money. Three, the foreign countries won't allow them to export like Europe doesn't allow. Most European countries don't allow the export of our crops to their countries. Well, how are they doing it? They use less glyphosate.
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Jimmy Dore
What a great question, Joe. He just did, you see, he kind of stunned RFK didn't see that question coming. Well, if Europe doesn't use the glyphosate, how come they get to be producing vegetables and crops for their people without it? Why can't our. Why can't. We can't do it, but they can do it. How are they doing it? Well, let's listen.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
To their countries. Well, how are they doing it? They use less glyphosate than we do.
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Jimmy Dore
But they.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Or they use some. They use it, but you know, our system was. Is all roundup ready corn and roundup ready soy. And so they don't, you know, they don't use it like we do over here.
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Jimmy Dore
Ideally, that we would transition away from that.
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JD Vance
Right?
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Yeah. And it's also. They know it's destroying their soil and they're all suffering from runoff. You know, it destroys the microbiome in the soil and because of that, the soil can't. You don't get water infiltration in the soil. And so the soil then runs off and you know, it's destroying their farms. It's not sustainable. Everybody knows that.
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Jimmy Dore
We had Will Harris from White Oak Pastures on here and he showed us the literal line in the river between his organic farm and the next door neighbor's farm. We could see this clear line where all the runoff is going into the river. Yeah.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
But Will Harris will also tell you the same thing that I said is that what he did is very hard. And it took 20 years.
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Jimmy Dore
What took him 20 years?
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
It took him 20 years. And it's not applicable to every farmer. He understands the problem, too. We all understand that this is a huge problem. So the president was dealing with national security, and they did something that I really don't like, which is to support. There's a lawsuit that's now before the Supreme Court, but in the lower court they supported is asked for federal preemption. So that would mean that if the federal label says that this is safe, these state lawsuits now cannot be brought. So it would throw out a lot of the state lawsuits and me effectively gives them immunity from liability.
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Jimmy Dore
So what he's saying is that the president's executive order says that no matter what the state law says, the federal government is going to overrule the state and local governments and their laws. So if the, if the feds say, hey, glyphosate is safe, doesn't matter what the court says, no matter if you win in front of a judge or a jury, doesn't matter what the state laws say, doesn't matter what the state legislature say, doesn't the federal government's just going to come and overrule you. Which, again, is another thing that's the exact opposite of what conservatives are supposed to believe in. Conservatives always believe in that the laws made closest to home are the best and that you shouldn't use. You shouldn't give your right to legislation and to rule over yourselves to the feds. And that's exact. Donald Trump is the exact. Again, the exact opposite of a conservative. The exact opposite. He's the exact opposite of what he ran on, on MAGA. And there's RFK Jr bending himself in a pretzel trying to say, yeah, this, we got to. We got to keep giving you cancer because it's, you know, because our system's built that way. Yeah, well, let's unwind that system. We got to keep giving everyone cancer, and we got to keep stopping people from suing when they get cancer. So now not only are we going to keep giving you cancer, but we're going to take your right away to get compensated. When you get cancer and you got nowhere else to go to eat every piece of corn. 97% of the corn in America filled with glyphosate soybeans filled with every. And that stuff's in everything. I. I don't know how you get. I get my pasta directly from Italy that I make at home. And there's a restaurant down the street, I go to get pasta. They get their pasta directly from Italy. It doesn't have glyphosate on it, but it's in everything. Gonna be in your bread, it's gonna be in your baby formula, going to be in your corn. Anything that corn is in, anything that soybeans in, and soybeans is in everything. And there he is bending himself in a pretzel, saying, yeah, this is horrible. We got to. But we got to keep doing it because that's the way it goes. Because the. Oh, the farmers hate it. Oh, you mean the big agri companies hate it. No, they don't. The small farmers hate it. So Toby Rogers, he says this is some hell of a twisted logic. Glyphosate is a carcinogen. Right now, 99% of this carcinogen comes from China. Therefore, we, the people in the United States have to make the carcinogen here that we all know we've got to transition off of. So we know we have to transition off this carcinogen. But it's really bad that another country makes the carcinogen. So we got to make our own carcinogen to give to our own people somehow make it make sense. Make it make sense. Now, you. You. You know, if it was up to rfk, he probably would change it, but it's not up to him. So this is up to Trump. Trump did an executive order, and so it's like, hey, either you go along with the administration or you quit. And so I'm sure his thinking is, well, if I'm not here, nothing good is going to get done, because nothing good is going to get done. It's the first time we've ever had the head of the HHS that the big pharma and big agriculture had an allergic reaction to. It's the first time ever in my lifetime. Can you remember the last time the head of HHS or the FDA or the CDC was an actual adversary to big pharma and big agriculture? I don't. I can't remember. So they have gotten good stuff done over there. They have gotten the recommendation from 72 vaccines for a baby down to 35 and on parity with Denmark. They've gotten. They gotten rid of the mandate for the hepatitis B vaccine to be the first shot you give a baby, which never made any sense. So there are good things happening, and they would not have happened if anybody else was in that position. So I'm not going to throw the baby out with the bathwater. This is horrible. And this is the Kind of compromise a guy like this is being forced to make by Donald Trump or else he can't get anything good done. Now some people will make the case, well, he should resign and make a big stink out of it. There's a lot of merit to that. I understand that argument. I'm not saying it's wrong. Maybe he should. Maybe he should stand up against it. Maybe he should bring it to the Supreme. Maybe he should drop out of the administration, file a lawsuit and go to the Supreme Court and win. Maybe that's what he should do. Probably. Maybe. But I see the calculation he's making. You can agree with it or disagree with it. I kind of disagree with it. Anomaly says they keep saying we can't just instantly stop using glyphosate. Okay, so then where's your plan to weed us off it? Wean us off it? They don't have one. Trump's executive order gave them new legal immunity shield and a production boost. Stop the bs. This is. This isn't a plan to wean us off it. This is a plan to keep us using it. And now the people who get cancer from it can't even get compensation for it as they could in the past. So it's gotten worse now. Rfk. RFK should resign. I think he should, but what do I know? But that's what I. So this is Kasey Means, White House advisor. Casey Means says the recent glyphosate executive order is extremely disappointing, but the HHS is working hard to address it. Okay, you mean go along with it? So this guy says Casey Means and Bobby Kennedy are either complete idiots or unmitigated snake oil salesmen. The the reason farmers are dependent on glyphosate pesticides is that the seed and pesticide oligopy oligopy oligopoly led by Bayer, has choked innovation and competition out of this sector for two decades, trapping farmers. As a recent Deloitte report on the agrochemical industry said the strategies deployed by industry incumbents today are better described as capturing or rather than selling value. In other words, Bayer et al. Trapped farmers into using pesticides that give farmers cancer so they can charge farmers an arm and a leg for them. And now they want immunity from lawsuits so they can keep charging farmers an arm and a leg for their cancer causing pesticide. And cali Means and Bobby Kennedy's solution for this situation is a little NIH grant program. Really? These people are either idiots or they think their followers are idiots. So Tara says now all the brain dead maha zombies will Cheer because Bobby said he wasn't happy with the executive order even though he released a 10 paragraph statement standing behind it. And I read you most of it. This fraud didn't even mention one word about vaccines or the COVID vaccine on the entire two hour podcast. That is super disappointing. Super, super duper disappointing. What a joke. There's no pushback. It, it should have been a defining moment where he resigned. Trump protects farmers too much. Farmers using glyphosate shouldn't be admired. The only solution is to ban it entirely. Let things fall where they be. I, I, I'm up, I'm all for that. And I now by the end of the segment, I'm coming around to the. He should have resigned over this and immediately filed a lawsuit sticking up for people to sue when they get cancer against glyphosate. Hey, the censored news says, were you telling the truth when you said on August 2024 that Trump will protect Americans freedoms, get us out of the wars, rebuild the middle class and make America healthy again? It was total 180 from what you were saying in the weeks and months before that. Okay, well, here's Toby Rogers. One more he says, I strongly doubt that the alternative to Roundup is laser guided weed control. I imagine the alternative to Roundup is switching from monocropping to permaculture principles that emphasize crop rotation and planting complementary species that naturally suppress weed growth. Polycultures disrupt the conditions that allow any single weed species to dominate, while deep rooted perennials outcompete opportunistic annuals for nutrients and light cover. Cropping between seasons smothers weeds before they establish in strategic ground cover. Bare soil, whether living mulch, wood chips or intercropped legumes, denies bare soil to the plants you don't want. None of this requires a herbicide or a laser. It requires a fundamentally different relationship between the farmer and the land and one that works ecological succession rather rather than perpetually fighting it. So he's telling you that there's other ways to do this. That's basically what that says. There's other ways to get rid of weeds. There's other ways to do this. You don't need to do this. And this is just another huge disappointment from the Trump administration to anybody who's in MAHA and to see rfk. Yeah, okay, so he says, I'm disappointed. What are you doing? You're going along with it. You're defending it. We got to do this. We got to keep giving you cancer because that's the system. Why Not. You say the same thing about we got to keep giving kids vaccines. That's the system. We got to keep giving you experimental medical treatments with no safety studies done with a placebo. We just gets the system. So this is a huge disappointment. I don't look forward to watching that Joe Rogan episode with him at all. This is. It's a bit of a heartbreak. I wish he would resign and then immediately sue at the behalf of American citizens to recover damages when they're given cancer from glyphosate like he used to before he was HHS secretary the way what he used to do. Hey, you know, here's another great way you can help support the show is you become a premium member. We give you a couple of hours of premium bonus content every week and it's a great way to help support the show. You can do it by going to jimmy dork.com, clicking on join Premium. It's the most affordable premium program in the business and it's a great way to help put your thumb back in the eye of the bastards. Thanks for everybody who was already a premium member. And if you haven't, you're missing out. We give you lots of bonus content. Thanks for your support. Bill Clinton testified in the Epstein trial thing to Congress today. And let's. I just want to remember, I just want to remind you how Bill tells the truth about this kind of thing.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
I'm going to say this again. I did not have sexual relations with
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Dan Bongino
that woman, Ms. Lewinsky.
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Jimmy Dore
I never told anybody to lie.
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Dan Bongino
Not a single time.
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Jimmy Dore
Never.
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Dan Bongino
These allegations are false.
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Jimmy Dore
And I need to go back to
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
work for the American people. Thank you.
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Jimmy Dore
Oh, and people applaud. Well, here he is. So here he is on the. That looks like. Isn't that the thing he built at his island? That's Epstein. Yeah. So it looks like. I don't know. I know he built a replica. So this is a real thing in Israel, and then he built a replica of it. So maybe they're at the real thing in Israel together or maybe they're on his island. I don't know. But there they are together. I think that Bill Clinton was probably just there for the pizza and the jerky and the grape soda. He's a foodie. He's a real foodie. Bill Clinton put out a statement today as someone who grew up in a home with domestic abuse. Not only would I not have flown on his plane if I had any inkling of what he was doing, I would have turned him in myself and led the call for justice for his crimes, not sweetheart deals. Oh, my God. And Bill Clinton, if he had any inkling that something bad was going on, he would have turned him in himself. And Bill just had to keep going back and going back and going back over and over and over again just to make sure that he was right about how wrong all this is. Do you want. Should I read any of this to you? I don't know. Do you care what his statement says? I do. I'm here today for two reasons. The first. This is his statement he read to the committee. The first is that I love my country. Oh. And America was built upon the idea that no person is above the law. Even presidents. Especially presidents. Democracy. You're kidding. Democracy requires every person to play their. Really? Is that why nobody went to jail for 9, 11? Why nobody went to jail for the crash of the American economy in 2008 that you set up? Is that why nobody went to jail for ordering a worldwide torture program? Is that why nobody went to jail for lying about weapons of mass destruction that Iraq didn't have? Is that why nobody went to jail for any of that? Because presidents aren't above the law, of course. Is that why every president's a war criminal in my lifetime, so. Of course presidents are above the law, and you're living proof of it. Democracy requires every person play their part. And I hope that being here today, we can bring ourselves a little further away from the brink and back to being a country where we can disagree with one another civilly, where the search for truth and justice outweighs the partisan urge to score points and create spectacle. I'll do my part, and I hope you'll do your. Really? You and your wife went around saying the president was a traitor to our country for four years straight. You get. You ran around saying that Russia was compromised. On what? The second reason I'm here is that the girls and women whose lives Jeffrey Epstein destroyed do deserve not only justice, but healing. They've been waiting too long for both. Though my. Through. Though my brief acquaintance with Epstein ended years before his crimes came to light, and though I never witnessed, during our limited interactions, any indication that was truly going on, I'm here to offer what little I know so that it might prevent anything like this from ever happening again. But before we start, I just have to get personal. You made Hillary come in. She had nothing to do with Jeffrey Epstein. Nothing. She has no. It sounds like Dan Bongina defending Erica Kirk. Nothing. She didn't ask for this. Nothing. She has no memory of even meeting with Him. She neither traveled with him nor visited any of his properties. I know you did. We know you did. Whether you subpoenaed 10 people or 10,000, including her, was simply not right. We began this hearing with me raising my hand and taking an oath to tell the truth. Well, we know how that goes. But everyone has a responsibility to be honest with those they represent. Whether you raised your right hand or not, each and every one of us owes nothing less than the truth and accuracy to the American people. I did not have sexual relations with that woman. I did not. Now, let me say what you're going to hear from me first. I had no idea of the crimes Epstein was committing. No matter how many photos you show me. I have two things that at the end of the day, matter more than your interpretation of those 20 year old photos. I know what I saw and more importantly, what I didn't see. I know what I did and more importantly, what I didn't do. I saw. I saw nothing. I know nothing. There was that. There was a show called Hogan's Heroes, and the. The German sergeant would always. When he saw some. Them doing something, the prisoners. You go, I see nothing. This is a guy who's telling us all this, how much he loves America. And just a reminder, he loves cigars. Remember that. Remember how much he loved cigars. But even with 2020 hindsight, I saw nothing that ever gave me pause. We are only here because he hid it from everyone so well for so long. Well, that's not according to John McCain's wife. John McCain's wife said everybody knew what he was and what he was doing. And by the time it came to light with his 2008 guilty plea, I had long stopped associating with him. You'll often hear me say that I don't recall. That might be unsatisfying. But I'm not going to say something I'm not sure of. This was all a long time ago. Not to speculate or to guess. This is not merely for my benefit, but because it doesn't help you for me to play detective 24 years later. Since I am under oath, I will not falsely state that I am looking forward to your questions, but I am ready to answer them to the best of my abilities, consistent with the facts as I know them to be legitimate, the logical, and even the outlandish. With. With that, Mr. Chairman. Fire away. That was so. I just want to show you this. Um, he's just trying to get ahead of the skid. The skid that's in his pants. Of course he saw nothing. He saw nothing wrong. Because sociopaths don't think any of that stuff is wrong. That's why. Here, guess this. Did Jeffrey ever talk to you about Bill Clinton? Answer. He said one time that Clinton likes them young, referring to girls. That's straight from the Epstein files. Did Jeffrey ever talk to you about Bill Clinton? He said that Clinton likes him young, referring to girls. So there you go. I did not have sexual relations with that woman. Ms. Lewinsky. Once a liar, always a liar. Luke Rudkowski, friend of the show, says, tell us how you met Epstein while governor of Arkansas during Iran Contra. Enough of this emotional gaslighting. Tell us what was really going on here. Hodge twin says, bruh, nobody believes you. Nick Cruz, friend of the show, says, we all read the files, bro. I like that. I like the bra, bro stuff. This reeks of desperation and nobody believes it. Just say you have stutter. Ha. Insane. Reality league says the Internet is definitely not letting this one pass. No, the Internet is not letting this one pass. Devil. This is funny. This is Bill Clinton after speaking to the committee. That's. That's so funny. That's so funny. That. That's like Ben Affleck when he was outside. Oh, my God. Remember that picture? Oh, my God. That's Bill Clinton after. Oh, my God. Just look at the stuff he didn't do. Look at all the stuff he didn't do. Look at all. There's him with a naked person. That's a naked girl and is a hot tub. Look at all the stuff he didn't do. That's him with Jeffrey Epstein. So let me show you this. Bill Clinton had Epstein at the White House. At the White House 17 times. Bill and Hillary ditched Secret Service numerous times and went to Epstein's Zorro Ranch in New Mexico directly from the White House. Whoa. And by the way, the Zorro Ranch in New Mexico is where a lot of people think bodies are buried. And there's lots of other evidence. And guess what? The FBI is not looking into the Zorro Ranch. Bill Clinton is listed on the flight logs of the Lolita Express as a passenger 26 times. He was never listed on any other aircraft that Epstein owned besides the Lolita Express. Four to six of those 26 trips included multiple stops as of recently. There is no evidence now that Bill Clinton flew directly to or from Epstein's island. But one log entry shows a September 15, 2003 flight departing from the United States Virgin Islands to Palm beach with Bill Clinton aboard, but does not indicate he arrived by Epstein's plane or visited the island. Usually, people land nearby St. Thomas island and then take a boat or a helicopter to Epstein Island. Ghislaine Maxwell did have a helicopter flying license and owned her own helicopter. So that's why there's no log of him flying directly to the island, because they would fly to St. Thomas and they take a boat or a helicopter. That's that. That's probably most likely why. And here's Bill Clinton with Ghislaine Maxwell. Not knowing what's happening, getting on a plate, doesn't know what's happening. I don't know what's going on. Here's more. Bill Clinton. Here he is with Jeffrey Epstein. Here he is with some girl with her face blacked out. Isn't that something? Hey, Just because they wear shiny shirts together, they go to the. Is that they go to the same store. Just because they wear shiny shirts together doesn't mean they know each other. There he is in the hot tub. And this person, according to the FBI files, this person that's blacked out there is naked, and there he is in a hot tub. So he believes in cleanliness. That's all. Cleanliness is close to godliness. Is that so wrong? I don't want to speak for whoever else is blacked out in that shot, though. Okay. Oh, here. Here's Bill Clinton. There's a nice picture. Bill Clinton on. Looks like he's on the Lolita Express there. That's what it looks like. She's just helping him pop his hip back into the socket. That's what he's using ancient ways, that's what that is. Here's another one blacked out. He doesn't want to be outdone by Robert De Niro and Bill Maher. Bill Clinton only dates women with giant black cubes for a head. You get the joke right, by the way. Exclusive. Jeffrey Epstein's access to the Clinton White House laid bare. Visitor logs reveal pedophile. The PDF file visited the former president at least 17 times at the White House, including a dozen in 1994 and twice in one day on three separate occasions. Wow. Wow, wow, wow. Epstein, who died in 2019, visited Bill Clinton at the Executive Mansion over the course of three years, with the with the first invitation coming just a month after his inauguration in 1993. He was right in the log show that Epstein showed up on 14 separate days, even making two visits in a single day on three different occasions. Whoa. So he'd go to the White House twice in one day, three different days. He did that Epstein was invited by some of Clinton's most senior advisors and aides, including one who later served as Treasury Secretary, according to records. The documents reveal that the vast majority of Epstein's visit stated that he was going to the West Wing, meaning there was a strong likelihood he was meeting with Clinton. Maybe he wasn't going to the West Wing. Maybe he was going to the West Wing, if you know what I'm talking about. That's what Bill Clinton called it. And here's that. They do a nice layout here. 1993, that's his first meeting with Epstein. And then Epstein and his alleged madam, Ghislaine Maxwell, appear at. On the log, attending a White House party that was also in 1993. So that. That's all his meetings. Epstein appears on the White House log twice. And on this date at 5pm and 7pm so between 1993 and 95, Epstein visited the White House for undisclosed reasons 17 times. Just to keep. Just to let you know. Meanwhile, Epstein was still establishing himself as a financial manager and had recently left. How. Get this. He recently left a place called Towers Financial. There were a debt collection agency which collapsed in 1993 due to a $450 million Ponzi scheme.
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JD Vance
The.
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Jimmy Dore
The largest in the United States at that time. So, boy, isn't it amazing how he got out just in time. So I'm going to guess he got tipped off by whoever was. Okay. Stephen Hoffenberg, who ran the company with Epstein, was jailed for 20 years. Epstein was never arrested or charged. So do you think he got tipped off and then he was protected? Of course he was. Of course he was. That's what. That's what that. That's what that's called. So here's more. There's more. Bill Clinton with Jeffrey. There's more. Bill Clinton with Jeffrey. There's my. Oh, my God. If you think that's relaxing, wait till she does the front rub. That's at an airport. So that's that. Yeah. Wow. Any. So there you go. And there she is. There's Ghislaine at her. At his daughter's wedding. In 2001, following the Monica Lewinsky scandal, Bill Clinton had his Arkansas law license suspended for five years and was disbarred from practicing before the US Supreme Court. This resulted from a contempt of court ruling regarding misleading testimony in the Paula Jones case, which led to a deal with prosecutors to avoid further action. So Bill Clinton has lied under oath. His statement to the committee was all garbage. We have a responsibility to tell the truth. He got disbarred for lying under oath in a court case in October 2001. The Supreme Court ordered his removal from their bar, giving him 40 days to object. Arkansas license. He agreed to a five year suspension of his Arkansas law license in January 2001 as part of a deal to avoid indictment. The reasoning the disciplinary action stemmed from findings that he gave false testimony under oath regarding his relationship with Monica Lewinsky. And let's remember Bill Clinton pretending that he doesn't know what was going on. Here's John McCain's wife telling you that everybody knew.
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Dan Bongino
You know, it hides in plain sight.
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Jimmy Dore
Epstein was hiding in plain sight. We all knew about him. We all knew what he was doing. So Bill Clinton gets ripped on the Internet, on Twitter for just. Nobody believes him. Everybody knows you knew exactly what was going on. So Dan Bonjourno went off because Candace Owens is going to do a expose on Erica Kirk's background. And if you know anything about her background, it reads like a CIA PSYOP. 100%. A 17 year old girl beauty queen goes to Romania to start an orphanage for trafficked children. Get out of here. Of course she starts it at the epicenter of of global trafficking. That's where she was working with the military at 17. Okay. All right. So anyway, here's the. I'm going to show you the trailer and then I'll show you Dan Bongino's reaction to it. President Trump says that Kirk has died after he was shot from a nearby
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JD Vance
building after being shot at Utah Valley University.
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Jimmy Dore
The great and even legendary Charlie Kirk is dead. The cries of this widow will echo around the world like a battle cry. I didn't even get to give him a kiss goodbye.
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JD Vance
That young man.
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Jimmy Dore
I forgive him. Take your time. Erica Kirk has been named the new CEO of Turning Point usa. My husband's dead. Like, I'm not trying to be morbid, but he's dead. It's weird to say excited describes her husband's funeral as the event of the century. Merch hats. We have 50,000 plus hat orders.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Nobody knows why she's out there in
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Jimmy Dore
a glittering pantsuit in a recreated tent
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
that her husband tragically was murdered in throwing merch out.
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Jimmy Dore
Everyone breathes differently. So if someone's acting weird, don't read into that. Zionists, the prime minister of Israel all lied through their teeth about Charlie Kirk. Her operation was in Constanta, the epicenter of Romania's trafficking scandal. We heard conversations to have with a 15 year old. I'm gonna touch your butt. $8.6 million to their own shell company. What is going on?
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Instagram.
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Jimmy Dore
My aunt used to tell me, never do something that you don't want on the front page of a newspaper. So that's her new series, Exposing. And here's by the way. She knew a long time ago and rehearsed her twerking ass off to be camera ready for it and still needed eye drops to go out there. So anyone telling me that acting is easy deserves to be tortured during the Spanish Inquisition, because acting's a lot harder than it looks. Just look at Erica Kirk. Okay, here's Dan Bonjourno's reaction to it. Let's watch.
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Dan Bongino
Erica didn't choose this man. She didn't choose this.
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Jimmy Dore
Erica did choose this. A hundred thousand percent she chose this. She always wanted to be a public person. That's why she went on reality dating shows. That's why she starred in a movie with all those people from Fort Huachuca. That's why when she, she became a beauty queen. That's why she went. And when she was 17 years old, she went to work at a an orphanage helping trafficking victims. At 70 that she's 100%. That's why she became the CEO of Now A quarter billion dollar company, which is going to become probably a billion dollar company. And you're not supposed to criticize her or point out when she's lying or that everything in her past reads like a CIA PSYOP. She 100% asked for this. So Dan Bongrino's jumping off point is complete and utter garbage. Complete BS, 100% BS. A lie. She is a public person. She's not a quiet, private wife grieving her husband. She's 100% public person on stage with glitter pantsuits and pyrotechnics, throwing out hats and merch. She's on investor calls talking about how much money they're raising off the merch and 50,000 hat sales and the biggest event of the century was their funeral and all this stuff. She's 100% public person on purpose, in charge of a hundred million dollar. She definitely deserves scrutiny and she's definitely asking for this. And for you to say not to do that sounds very much like saying, don't do your own research. Don't trust the science. Trust the experts. Don't. Dr. Fauci is a saint. That's what this sounds like. But here we go. Here we go.
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Dan Bongino
Erica didn't choose this man. She didn't choose this.
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Jimmy Dore
Yes, he did.
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Dan Bongino
Imagine sitting there in your house and you find out from Twitter or I don't know, a text or a phone call or. Your husband was just shot in the neck for the entire world to see on social media at a public, public event.
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Jimmy Dore
Debatable.
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Dan Bongino
I can't.
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Jimmy Dore
Was he shot with a.30 06, Mr. Former Exec, Deputy Director of the FBI. Was he shot with a.30 06? Is that what you're saying? Because that's what you said. So we know that didn't happen. We know you're lying about that. So imagine sitting at home and then finding out that your husband just is being lied about. His assassination is being lied about by the FBI. Imagine that. And by the way, she didn't hear it from social media because the Amazing Mike and McCoy was supposed to have called her the second the bullet was shot. Remember that? Imagine.
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Dan Bongino
That your husband was just shot in the neck for the entire world to see on social media at a public, public event.
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Jimmy Dore
I can't imagine that.
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Dan Bongino
I know you can't either. Then you got to go through this. Then you got a bunch of absolute fucking lunatics sending her emails. You did it. Comments.
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Jimmy Dore
She's opening up emails from rando people. Even. I don't. I don't do that. She's opening up emails from random, random people. What are you talking about again? So Dan Boncino is lying. His jumping off point is lying. There's two lies in a row, and you only lie to cover up something. You don't lie when you're trying to get to the truth.
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Dan Bongino
Tweets. Fuck you. Fuck you. Fuck you. Go fuck yourself, you demonic fucking scum.
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Jimmy Dore
There's the talking points. He got him. He got him.
- [49:03]
Dan Bongino
As much as I hate what just happened, I wish ill on no one. And everyone should restrain their emotions.
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Jimmy Dore
He wishes ill on no one. He wishes ill on no 1. While I ramp up my audience into doing something violent. Here we go.
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Dan Bongino
The other side. Because they are not on our side. Everyone. Once you go down the road of
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Jimmy Dore
violence, you are not on our side, Dan. You are on the side of the PDF files and the blackmailers and the international globalists and the shadow government. That's whose side you're on, Dan. You're not on this. You're not on our side. You're there to cover up the Epstein files. You're there to cover up Charlie Kirk's real assassinators, because it's Israel and you know it. You're not on our side.
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Dan Bongino
There's no turning back. There's always someone stronger than you, man. Always. There's a whole lot of people stronger than me. And I'm sorry if the language distracts from you, but I can think of no other New York way to say it than you motherfuckers. You deserve to feel the little licks of the flames of hell on every inch of your body.
- [50:19]
Jimmy Dore
So Candace Owens deserves to feel the licks of the fire of hell on every inch of her body, but she doesn't. He doesn't wish ill will on anybody. He can't even get his lies straight. Like, he can't even lie from the beginning of a sentence to the end correctly. He can't even, there's, he can't even have a through line.
- [50:42]
Dan Bongino
Fuck you if there's an afterlife. Oh, and I believe there is. I believe in the second creation. I don't pretend to be the judge and jury, but I know you're not in it.
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Jimmy Dore
So it went on for long, way longer than that. But that's the, that's the best parts. There's the best parts as he dog whistles to bigger psychos who are willing to be violent. And I love, I love, I love his disclaimer. I don't wish it will on anyone. I, I, I want you to go out there and take these people down, but with a notepad. Here's what Candace says. Candace says, public service announcement. We won't be taking any lessons on what evil is from people who protected Jeffrey Epstein graping children and, or look the other way as Benjamin Netanyahu committed a genocide in broad daylight. She's right. I'm not listening. Well, and, and why is Dan Bonjino so emotional about this? Because. Because it's number one. Because this all points to Israel doing this in conjunction with the Deep State. And guess what? His number one priority. His number one priority in life. You want to hear it? That's right. What, what cause is dear to your heart? What cause is dear to his heart? What cause? I don't know. Peace? How about ending wars? How about getting everybody health care? How about getting everybody educated? How about bringing good job? How about making America stronger? How about making America an economic force like we've never been before? How about building up communities and neighborhoods in America? How about holding the powerful accountable? You want to hear what is number one project is what cause is dear to your heart? Number one cause.
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Dan Bongino
Cause is dear to my Israel.
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Jimmy Dore
Israel.
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Dan Bongino
Defense of Israel.
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Jimmy Dore
Israel. Israel and the defense of Israel. That's the number one cause to his heart. A guy named Bog Jano. So that's a guy who's a Deep State guy. That's a Guy doing the bidding of your enemies. Dan Bongino is not one of you. He's not one of us. Dan Bongino is one of them. He's working for them. Just like Trump is working for them now. And everybody in his Cabinet, everybody in his Department of Justice, everybody in the FBI, they're all now working for them. They're not working for you. Dan Bongino is not one of us. He's one of them. He's not one of you. So that's why you want to hear it again. What's his number one? Cause closest to his cause is dear to your heart.
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Dan Bongino
Causes dear to my Israel.
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Jimmy Dore
The defense offensive Israel. What is number one? What? What American says that? Who's not on the take and working against you? Dan Bongino is not one of you. He's not working for you. He's not with us. He's with them. Hey, this is Jimmy. Who's this?
- [54:20]
JD Vance
Hey, dude, it's J.D. vance.
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Jimmy Dore
Hey, Mr. Vice President. Thanks so much for calling. Big night last night.
- [54:26]
JD Vance
Oh, Jimmy, you can say that again. A big beautiful night for sure. A real celebration of America. Goddamn, I love kissing ass.
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Jimmy Dore
You sure do. Any behind the scenes scoop you can give us?
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JD Vance
There sure is. I was only wearing underwear from the waist down, living up to my old college nickname, no Pants Vance. The JD Stands for just dangling.
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Jimmy Dore
It's fascinating. Fascinating, Mr. Vice President?
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JD Vance
Well, yeah, Speaker Johnson sure seemed to think so. Oh, probably a little too much. Anyway, that speech might have been the greatest speech ever delivered by a sitting U.S. president. And the best part? Donald Trump is just getting started.
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Jimmy Dore
When you say that might be the greatest speech, you also mean that you leave the door open to. It might not have been. Just to keep that in mind. Also, I'm not sure that applies here.
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JD Vance
Well, whatever. Who cares what you think? It's America's 250th Jubilee year this year, and she can finally have a president that will celebrate her in her history instead of calling her a dumb bitch like every other president has done.
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Jimmy Dore
I don't think that one of the
- [55:48]
JD Vance
Trump administration's accomplishments I'm most proud of is we went into the Smithsonian and other museums and made them tone all the. Tone down all the slavery. Like, how about you cool it with that BS Libtards? First of all, you don't know for sure they weren't getting paid. They didn't have W2s back then, I don't think.
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Jimmy Dore
Really? You're proud of rewriting history?
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JD Vance
Well, if history is written, why can't it be rewritten. Who made that rule anyway? The history police?
- [56:19]
Jimmy Dore
You're really playing fast and loose with reality itself. I mean, it seems to me. And you're dangerously gleeful about it right now.
- [56:29]
JD Vance
Oh, you don't need. You don't even know the half of it.
- [56:32]
Jimmy Dore
What do you mean, Jimmy?
- [56:34]
JD Vance
Currently, the Department of Homeland Security is working on developing time machines. And when they do, they will supply them to ice so ICE agents can go back in time to deport the Irish and the Polish. So you will never have even been born.
- [56:51]
Jimmy Dore
Interesting.
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JD Vance
That's right, Jimmy. The Trump administration's mantra, if you will, has solely become this. Once you believe anything is possible, then you will believe literally anything is possible. And the euphoria you feel when you finally give in to infinite, unbridled delusion is amazing.
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Jimmy Dore
I see.
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JD Vance
I assume it's similar to having a religious awakening, which is something I've only pretended to do. The point is, this is why Trump and whoever else can just say something is the case when it most certainly is not the case.
- [57:26]
Jimmy Dore
I don't think that's a good idea.
- [57:29]
JD Vance
Oh, no. Later today, the FBI will be announcing that they have safely and successfully located Nancy Guthrie and rescued her from her captors.
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Jimmy Dore
Are you serious? They found Nancy Guthrie?
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JD Vance
Absolutely not. But they do have a totally different old lady to present, and they are going to say she was kidnapped by plastic surgeon. And the Trump administration will get credit for solving the crime of the century.
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Jimmy Dore
Hey, no one's calling it that.
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JD Vance
I am. For the rest of the century, no crime will surpass the kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie by deranged plastic surgeons.
- [58:09]
Jimmy Dore
Okay, you're starting to scare me about how unhinged you're sounding, Jimmy.
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JD Vance
Bear in mind that I will be running for president in 2028. I'm not going to. And I'm going to need to appeal to this MAGA base. So I will have to be insane, but then also not insane to appeal to enough people to constitute a majority, which the MAGA base most certainly is not at this point. There's a lot of moving parts here. We're playing 3D chess, and Usha is not allowed to play because she fucking cheats. I know it.
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Jimmy Dore
Well, like you said, if you believe anything is possible.
- [58:46]
JD Vance
Exactly, Jimmy. Anything is possible. Heck, I just wrote what was putatively an entire phone call sketch about the State of the Union address without having watched a single second of that bullshit. It can be done.
- [58:59]
Jimmy Dore
Very inspiring. Hey, do you have any concerns that this may not be a winning strategy overall?
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JD Vance
Not really. Not really?
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Jimmy Dore
That's my vice president. That's my VP Right there.
- [59:18]
JD Vance
Thanks, buddy. You know it. Can I count on your support to
- [59:21]
Jimmy Dore
run a completely irresponsible, unhinged campaign that panders to the worst instincts of humanity, resulting in complete subversion of what's good about America's spirit? Absolutely.
- [59:33]
JD Vance
I knew I could count on you. Well, I gotta go. My daughter's got some fruity tap dance recital or some shit. Every time I have to sit through these fucking things, I'm like, whatever happened to those giant hooks that could come out the side of the stage? Maybe I could bring that back. I am V. Potus, after all. That's me, Jimmy. Always thinking. Stay classy. VP Out.
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Jimmy Dore
Okay. VP Out. Hey, become a premium member. Go to jimmy door comedy.com sign up. It's the most affordable premium program in the business. All the voices performed today are by the one and only, the inimitable Mike McRae. He can be found at mikemcrae.com that's it for this week. You be the best you can be and. And I'll keep being me. Don't freak out. Don't freak out. Don't freak out. Do not freak out. I'm not kidding. Do not freak out, Freak out, freak
- [60:58]
JD Vance
out, freak out, freak out.