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Political Commentator
Hold it.
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Now.
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Caller or Guest Commentator
You are about to hear the most interesting, informative, thought provoking and funny show in America on air and on the World Wide Web. This is the Rob Carson Show.
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Rob Carson
This is our number two, the Rob Carson Show. Another outrage. Another outrage. Donald Trump. Oh, my God in heaven. He's building a new ballroom using, you know, private funds. And he's redoing the reflecting pool that Joe Biden and Barack Obama tried to fix. Spent $100 billion and it looked like a crap hole filled with goose crap and slime. And Donald Trump's doing it for a pittance. For a pittance. It's going to look amazing. Now, ladies and gentlemen, Trump's latest White House renovation. He's paving paradise and putting up a parking lot a New Marine One helicopter burns up the South Lawn. So the President is going to put a helipad in the backyard. He's going to till up the glorious grass and all of the carbon breathes carbon dioxide and exhales oxygen. People are going to die because of this. It's going to be terrible. They hell it bad to be the latest renovation in a sweeping raft of sweeping changes, chief among them 90,000 square foot ballroom, which resulted in the demolition of the crappy, moldy, musty east wing of the White House. The, the, apparently the President's helicopter, the VH92A Patriot, Lockheed Martin's $200 million Sikorsky aircraft is burning the grass when they land the thing, especially in hot and dry conditions. People familiar with the plants say that they need a helipad. So Donald Trump is suggesting that they put a helipad instead of landing it on the grass, which would kind of make sense because usually that's where helicopters land is not on the grass. You know, I mean, there are obviously times you're gonna land your helicopter on the grass or fields of battle and, you know, all of that stuff. But wouldn't it make more sense to land the thing considering the amount of heat the thing puts out and it's burning up the grass to build a helipad to land the helicopter on? I think it'd be a good idea. But everybody should be terribly, terribly outraged because Donald Trump is paving paradise and putting up a parking lot. Coming up, we're going to be talking about Donald Trump coming up with $1.7 billion compensation for people who were persecuted by Joe Biden's DOJ. And there were a lot of them, by the way, of course, the January 6th who weren't insurrectionists, by the way. It was a psyop. They were invited into the Capitol. Many of them spent four years in prison without a trial, many of them denied medical care, at least one denied cancer treatment, then ended up dying when he was released. And they all deserved a whole bunch of for that bullcrap that Joe Biden pulled. And I could say it now because it's not disinformation and misinformation like the Democrat Party wanted to, you know, say. Everything that we believed was. I want to go real quick to a couple calls here. Dave in Delaware. Farmer Dave in Delaware. Farmer Dave in Delaware. How are you on this glorious Tuesday, sir?
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Caller (Farmer Dave)
Oh, I'm doing fantastic. How are you doing, Mr. Carson?
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Rob Carson
Couldn't be better, brother.
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Caller (Farmer Dave)
I had a quick thought for you, and I don't know if Anybody ever thought this through but Hakeem Jeffries, quote, so he basically says. He says, when we win, then we will crush their souls. So is that not a threat? Because that's after they've already won. It's not like, hey, crush their souls and we will win. When we win, let's crush their souls. That's basically saying we're gonna win, take power and kill everybody, basically, or kill their mojo and soul and take them away from. That's basically a threat, don't you think?
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Rob Carson
Oh, yeah, that's communistic, man. Crush your sou. Going to crush your soul. Who wants to crush anyone's soul? What the hell's wrong with you? We're going to beat you, and then we're going to crush your souls. That's just dark. That's just evil. I mean, that stood out to me. I'm like, this is an exact exemplification of what I've been saying about the battle of good and evil. And it is happening. And if you got somebody who is a leader in the Democrat Party saying he is going to crush the souls of people, you know, you're going to have to have a little come to Jesus because you're on the wrong side of good and God. Go ahead.
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Caller (Farmer Dave)
That's exactly what it is. But I mean, just the fact that he followed up after we win, that sounds like, hey, we're going to take office and we're going to get rid of all the Republicans. And that is basically a treasonous statement.
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Rob Carson
Well, what they want to do, they want to rule us. They. Kamala Harris, her big no brains or, I'm sorry, no bad ideas speech the other day, wasn't it? But it wasn't about coming up with new ideas. It wasn't about how we're going to make your life easier, how we're going to seal the border. Wasn't about lowering taxes, wasn't about making the United States business friendly. It was about making D.C. and Puerto Rico states pack up the Supreme Court, and I could go on and on. It's about ruling people. That's what they want to do. That's why they're evil. That's why they will be defeated. I got to run, Dave, but thank you for calling. Let's go ahead.
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Caller (Farmer Dave)
One question for you real quick, please.
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Rob Carson
Yeah.
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Caller (Farmer Dave)
All right. So I've always wondered. I picture it in my head is Buck blue and gray.
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Rob Carson
Buck is a. What's called. It's called Area 51 is the name of the color of my Bronco. And so it's kind of a blue gray. It is kind of a blue gray. It's pretty badass. All right, brother. Talk to you soon. Talk to you soon. I love my Bronco. My daughter, she's so funny. She's like, why do you call that? Don't talk to your truck. You know, I'll come out, buckaroo, hey, buckaroo, and I'll pat him. You know, she's like, what is wrong with you, dude? I'm gonna spend the rest of my life with that truck. So there you go. I don't have a wife to spe rest of my life with, but my truck is my boy right here. Let's go to Mark in Baltimore. Mark, welcome to the Rob Carson Show. What's on your mind, man?
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Caller (Mark)
Yes, good afternoon and shalom, by the way. Hope you and your listeners have a meaningful Memorial Day of services coming Monday next week. And also we want to thank President Trump for the White house proclamation dated May 4 concerning the national Jewish about 250, which we reserved faithfully last weekend, Friday night, Saturday. Thank you. The main reason I'm calling is because we have a lot of Republican candidates running but afraid that some of them might be. You call rhinos, we call it during the Reagan era, they were called gypsy moths and all that. What I want to know is the gypsy moth way back when, 1980. Yes.
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Commercial Announcer
All right.
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Caller (Mark)
We had the bow weevils, which were conservative Democrats, but they were certain more unfairly extinct. So the thing is we want to know if the Republican Party is very serious, and I'm serious about it. So can we get them all these candidates or would be candidates to sign a pledge and this would be binding is it's not just optional or just a piece of paper. But did you pledge to support the ideals at the Republican Party? Because I'm afraid that some of them may have a bleeding heart for the other party, the Tea Party and so forth. And that's not.
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Rob Carson
Well, generally, generally, Mark, if you are, if you're going to get an endorsement from Donald Trump, you're going to have to follow the MAGA agenda. So as far as signing some sort of a pledge, like, you know, like what Newt Gingrich did in 1994, I don't think that's going to be necessary for MAGA candidates who win. They're already going to know exactly what needs to be done. And I'm going to tell you, Mark, I am very optimistic about the midterms. I don't care what anybody says. You can, you can, you know, say, oh, yeah, the Democrats are going to win. Really? What the hell? How are they going to win? You've got the leader of the minority House leader saying that they're going to crush our souls. You've got Kamala Harris saying they're going to do nothing but pack the supreme court and make D.C. and Puerto Rico in the states. They have no plan. They're evil people. They've sided with the wrong side of good and God and they're not going to win in the midterms. And also, the party is bankrupt. The party is bankrupt, literally. They don't have any money at all. We've got a billion dollars in the bank. So we just have to keep our chins up. We have to overwhelm them with joy, patriotism and faith and then beat their asses at the ballot box in November. I gotta run. Mark. Thanks for the call, bro. Appreciate you. Appreciate you. So for a very long time I've been saying that the Democrat party have been calling Republicans rac. Racist. And sooner or later it would just become noise after a while. And when you consider with the SCOTUS decision to undo the racial gerrymandering of America's inner cities, which the Democrat party has kept people of color in poverty, dependence, poor schools, Planned Parenthood, most probably in that area on a street named after a civil rights leader, Martin Luther King Boulevard, it's always the same damn thing. Young men particularly 10 times the average murder rate, et cetera. And this is what the Democrat party has done. And then they leave you with a pittance of, you know, just enough to keep you going and just enough to say that the Republicans are trying to take it away and it's failing. And so consequently, since the SCOTUS decision, the Democrats have decided to take it up even further. And this is, like I said the other day, Iana Pressley saying one of the dumbest things you could possibly imagine about Republicans saying that we want to. And this by the way, is 170 years ago when slaves were picking cotton in the, in the south, all right, in Democrat run states that despite the advent of modern farming techniques, that we want to put black people back in the fields picking cotton. I have to just tell the truth. There are people in this hostile anti black administration that would rather black Americans
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Interviewer or Host
pick cotton than pick the president, then
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Rob Carson
pick their congressperson than pick a Senate. That is just nothing more than a ridiculous rhetorical flourish. And it's nonsensical. Here is Cory Booker. Cory Booker again. And now it's just not resonating anymore. It's just not resonating anymore because it's so utterly, utterly ridiculous. So utterly flies in the face of common sense and reason that everybody understands. It's, it's, it's absolutely ridiculous. Blacks were prevented from voting for by all kind of means, from terrorism by Democrats lynching all the way by Democrats due to legislators making it difficult for blacks to vote. And now we have a Supreme Court 6 member who are sending us back to that long almost. What has Democrat representation done for those racially gerrymandered districts? There's still hell on earth and they have been that way for 65 years where black political leadership and black electoral fairness was not represented in the House of Representatives. Yeah, I was watching Gutfeld yesterday and this is essentially what I echoed yesterday. I've echoed it before about how this all is just, just noise now.
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Political Commentator
The things that they say are happening aren't happening. It used to work. We used to be paralyzed by the fear of the scarlet letter R for racism. But the race card doesn't work anymore on half the population who sees through it. The other half are just doing it out of habit. But you know, we disarmed the left because we lost the fear. And so now it's just a gun shooting blanks. You may appeal to the voter who agrees on race, but you already had them. And absent of other tools beyond the race card, you are kind of like a fat out of shape fighter with no way to win but to call out the refs or just cancel the whole game.
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Guest or Co-host
Yes.
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Political Commentator
The underlying emotion in all of this is that the Dems have exploited fear.
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Rob Carson
Yes.
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Political Commentator
And it's not just here. If you think about climate change, the
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Rob Carson
globalized cast are going the seas, you know, the murder Hornets and the Ozone
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Political Commentator
hall and oh my God, how profoundly awful.
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Rob Carson
Donald Trump is a Nazi. Donald Trump is a fascist. Donald Trump is a white supremacist out
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Political Commentator
of shape fighter with no way to win but to call out the refs or just cancel the whole game. The underlying emotion in all of this is that the Dems have exploited fear. And it's not just here. If you think about like how profoundly awful was trans rights for kids to give perverse men the agency over our children's sexuality. How did that happen? It was like we feared the swarm of activists calling us transphobic. We feared being called bigots if we came out against illegal immigration. We feared punishing criminals because we thought we were gonna be called racist. Once you lose the fear, you can finally get back to the normal way things go.
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Rob Carson
Yeah, we don't have to live in fear and darkness anymore. A little bit more on this on the other side of the break. Let's take that break now. This is the Rob Carson show. Hey, guys, it's Carson. You know my signature phrase don't catch is stupid when it comes to Medicare. That's easier said than done. Medicare is overly complex with thousands of plans hidden gotchas in the fine print and rules nobody really explains to you. Many people just pick something and hope for the best. That's why you need to know about chapter. They're the only advisor that looks at every plan in the country. Matches your doctors, your prescriptions and your situation to a plan that fits your needs. When your call with chapter is done, you know your doctors are covered, your prescriptions are matched, and you go from I hope I did this right to I know I did that, my friends, is peace of mind. A call with chapter is free for my audience and there's no pressure to sign up. Call chapter today. Here's a number, 27 Medicare. That's 27 Medicare. 27 Medicare for Chapter. No pressure. What's your excuse? Call 27 Medicare. And don't catch the stupid yourself. Call 27 Medicare today.
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Commercial Announcer
So you preferred your pronouns to be
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Rob Carson
they and them, they, them.
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Interviewer or Host
Okay.
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Rob Carson
Do you need me to explain how to use that?
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Commercial Announcer
Nope, because I'm not going to.
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Rob Carson
There you go. Yeah, and that's another thing. The they, them pronouns, the, the, you know, telling everybody your pronouns. That was another thing that the Democrats pulled on us, you know, and I said when it was happening in real time that it was going to be utterly laughed at eventually. And we're certainly on, on the way to that. And I saw a stand up comedian the other day and she's like, she had a friend, he's like, you know my pronouns, she's talking to the friend. I decided I'm just gonna go back to my regular pronouns. And the comedian said, oh, no, no, no, no, no, you made me say, and you're sticking with it. I, you know, you, you want to do that foolishness, you're going to wear that, you're going to wear that like a scarlet letter. That, that, that idiocy. And again, you know, it's, it's a, it's a matter of good versus evil. It's a matter of common sense, for instance, versus nonsense. And that was all nonsense. Here is Greg Gutfeld, a little bit more on. And this is kind of interesting and I told you that there is a, I wrote a piece on Substack which was about the 12 years a PSYOP, how they created white supremacy as threat to America, working with the Southern Poverty Law center to divide the nation. And here is Greg Gutfeld on that.
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Political Commentator
The rate, the polling on race relations were far more optimistic before Barack Obama was elected. Yeah, everything fell apart and then it, and then it just got worse and worse. I'm not saying it's on him, but I'm trying to figure out what happened since then.
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Rob Carson
I'm absolutely saying it's on him.
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Political Commentator
Did the KKK return? Was discrimination now decided to be illegal? Was there some kind of, you know, attack that happened? No, the only thing that happened was the attack on the idea of the melting pot. The idea that you could, you're an American first, doesn't matter how you look or what gender you are. They created a poison, a toxin that they put in that melting pot. And now all of a sudden race relations are worse and people are at each other's throat. But primarily in these little factions in the identity politic world.
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Rob Carson
Yeah, absolutely, 100%. And it worked really well. WPHT is a great radio stat in Philadelphia. They had a panel the other day and I shared a little bit of this. These are four men of color talking about Donald Trump. Now a couple years ago I said, I said, why wouldn't a young, particularly a young black man not like Donald Trump? He is a self made man. He has a private jet, he has, you know, gilded buildings with his name on it. He has an absolutely gorgeous wife. He's got a family, he's masculine. You know, all of these things, these are all things that are celebrated in a lot of ways. Well, in culture that, you know, just watch it, watch, watch a hip hop video sometime. There you go. And they're talking about why so many particularly young black men are turning to Donald Trump.
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Interviewer or Host
What you think black men are connecting with Trump so strongly?
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Guest or Panelist
I think men has this innate thing about them that, you know, you want to be well respected.
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Rob Carson
Yeah. And they tried to make it sound like masculinity was toxic. That was another thing the Democrat party did.
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Guest or Panelist
Want to be respected at your job job, you want to be respected in your home. And every man wants to be big, strong and rich. You know, you want to earn that.
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Rob Carson
Yeah.
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Guest or Panelist
You look at President, not every man,
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Rob Carson
but yeah, a lot of us do.
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Guest or Panelist
Hell yeah.
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Trump, he, he exemplifies everything that a man looks at. It's like, think I want to be like that. I want to be well respected. When I walk in the room, I want everybody to Know my name. You know, you, you want to feel that.
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Interviewer or Host
And is that what you think? Black men are connecting with Trump So
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Guest or Panelist
strongly we look at President Trump, we say, you know, we want to be like that. That's somebody to look up to. You know, if you're a young man or a man trying to be somebody in life, you want your last name to mean something.
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Interviewer or Host
Black people are responding to Donald Trump. And I think you just said that. And is that what black men are feeling right now?
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Rob Carson
This is what the, the Walkaway movement was all about. There were half a million people of color who left the Democrat Party. And Brandon Straka's Walk Away movement was documenting it on Facebook. And right around 2020, Mark Zuckerberg, Democrat Party took it, took the site away, took the movement away, took all of their stories away, took all of them away because the Democrat Party recognized they were losing people of color.
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Interviewer or Host
What you think black men are connecting with Trump so strongly?
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Guest or Panelist
Think men has this innate.
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Rob Carson
Actually, I just played that, so I'm not going to play that right now. But here, here, here is another. An example of this, this panel on WPHD in Philly. From my research, Lyndon Bayes Johnson said it best. I'll have these N words going Democrat for the next, what, 200 years? He says something like that. And when you have a party that is promoting everything that this book, the Bible, goes against, at a certain point, people are just like, oh, this is crazy. Yeah, there you go. Byron York was talking about the Democrats when the Democrats, they always freak out when, when they lose the Supreme Court decision about racial gerrymandering, as all of a sudden it's Jim Crow and all this. And he reminds us of what happened in Georgia in 2021. Democrats went bananas and said Jim Crow 2.0 all over again.
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Guest or Panelist
Well, that's, I mean, that's really what they're saying. It sounds like AOC wants to see New York infantry marching on Alabama. And I hope she's the only person who wants to see something like that.
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Rob Carson
That's in response to a speech this weekend that AOC talked about the north invading the South.
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Guest or Panelist
But this is, as you're saying, the oldest play in the Democrats book. And when I learned we were going to talk about this tonight, I look back all the way to 2021. If you remember, Georgia passed an election reform bill.
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Rob Carson
Yes.
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Guest or Panelist
And the entire Democratic Party just went nuts accusing Georgia of engaging in Jim Crow 2.0. The President of the United States, Joe Biden, said that. Stacey Abrams said that Raphael Warnock said that. Everybody said that. You remember Major League Baseball took the All Star Game out of Atlanta because of it. And then of course, we had elections in 2022 and 2024 with increased turnout in Georgia. So all of this stuff was not only vicious and poisonous, it was actually wrong too. So I think now we're seeing a bit more of that in the same vein.
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Rob Carson
Yeah, absolutely the same thing. And not only are people of color leaving the Democrat Party, but people are moving out of Democrat run states en masse. Like bigger than you could ever imagine because their policies are faking, are failing, I should say. On the other side of the break, we got a little bit more on this. We've also got the the fund for those who were persecuted by Joe Biden's doj. And the left is all mad about it. But you can't just put people in jail for four years without a trial and not expect them to be compensated. That's coming up. Don't go anywhere. Hey guys, it's Carson for Ghostbed. I am sleeping better than I've ever slept in my entire life.
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Caller or Guest Commentator
Yeah, Thomas Massie's a terrible congressman. He's been a terrible congressman from day one. Dealing with him is just a horrible. I don't think he's a Republican. I think he's actually. I think he's actually a Democrat. He's not a Libertarian. You know, sometimes they say he's really a Democrat. He votes against us all the time. He voted against the border, border wall. He voted against men playing in women's sports. He voted against transgender. For everybody. The mutilization of your children. He voted against, again, open borders. We have the best border we've ever had.
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Guest or Co-host
Right now.
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Caller or Guest Commentator
Nobody's coming in. I mean, a report just came out in the last 11 months. Literally nobody has been allowed into our country illegally. We're taking people legally. They go through a process, but nobody's coming to our country.
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Rob Carson
Love the sound of construction in the background. It's just so cool. So many cool things here happening in Washington D.C. and as far as Thomas Massey is concerned, yeah, he's went off the deep end. It's like mtg. Where's mtg? Marjorie Taylor Greene, she gone. She's done. Her career is over, over, over, over. Because there's a new. There's a new sheriff in town and we went through 10 years of hell to get here. And the Republican Party is maga. That's it. If you don't like it, create another party. It's like the Democrat Party. The Democrat Party is no longer the Democrat Party. It is the Maoist Communist Party. That's what it is. And if you don't like the Democrat Party, then I would suggest you leave it and you, you create another one or you force those individuals out of it. Donald Trump was asked about $1.7 billion fund being created to pay back the people whose hell, whose life were turned into hell by the Biden DOJ political persecution prosecution. This includes all the January the Sixers, by the way, that was an attempted insurrection at all. It was nonsense. I found this little montage, by the way, of the ridiculousness of the media overplaying the January 6th protest against the election of 2020, marching peacefully to the Capitol, having flashbang grenades shot at people, two Trump supporters murdered, and people let into the building by people who were undercover. Certain dates echo throughout history. December 7, 1941, September 11, 2001, and January 6, 2021. Where were the 350 people who jumped to their deaths from the burning Capitol building, similar to Pearl harbor and 9 11. Not even. It's a. It's an insult to those who died in those two incidences.
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Political Commentator
We can now add January 6, 2021, to that very short list of dates in American history that will live forever.
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Rob Carson
You know, it's also interesting, they immediately censored all investigation into January the sixth, like FBI agents in the crowd and whatnot.
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Political Commentator
So that was the first thing I noticed. There was no effort at all to convince people actually electronic voting machines are secure, which they are not, by the way. That's a lie. In any country that has electronic voting machines is by definition at risk of having its election stolen. By definition. No country that cared about democracy would have electronic voting machines. Okay, first thing, but no one even.
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Rob Carson
And mail in, voting in mass.
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Political Commentator
And by the way, many Democrats have made that point.
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Rob Carson
Not now and election days ago on
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Political Commentator
for months, but 10 years ago. There was no effort to reassure anybody. They immediately used it as a cudgel to make their political opponents shut up. In a lot of cases, to send them to jail.
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Rob Carson
Yeah.
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Political Commentator
So I noticed this. I'm like, wait a second. Nobody here is operating in good faith at all. They're just immediately lying with maximum aggression. And anyone who asks questions about it, like me. And if you could go back and look at the tape, my first five shows on January 6th were like, well, yeah, it's bad, but I don't think you're telling the truth about what actually happened.
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Rob Carson
Shut up. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's what. Exactly, exactly what happened. And I remember the day after January the sixth. And I. You. You can't find any footage of this, but I remember, like, NBC saying there was $100 million worth of damage to the interior of the Capitol. Then you find out, no, they, they hung out between the velvet ropes. There was very little damage in all. And, and they didn't do what they said. Man, a lot of people went to jail for a lot of years. I used to correspond with a guy named Jake Lang. I'm not supposed to say that. I'm not supposed to say that, but Jake Lang was at the time a Very young man. He was in prison for four years. He was moved around the country, like, 12 or 14 times. He would call me and. And he would say, rob, hey, man, I want you to know, it's really. This is. This has happened, and this has happened. I was in solitary confinement for two months and. And all of this. I don't know how he survived it. And there were a lot of people, they were in solitary confinement for months. And I said, forever. I said, we have a bourgeois, we have a proletariat, and we have a Bastille. It's not going to end well for those in power. And guess what? Donald Trump is in power now in our 250th year. Here is Donald Trump talking about the $1.7 billion that we're going to spend to pay back the people who Joe Biden's administration and DOJ went after and the negotiation.
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Guest or Co-host
But this is reimbursing people that were horribly treated. Horribly treated. It's anti Weaponization. They've been weaponized.
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Rob Carson
What about Steve Bannon?
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Guest or Co-host
They've been, in some cases, imprisoned.
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Rob Carson
Peter Navarro?
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Guest or Co-host
Wrongly. They paid legal fees that they didn't have. They've gone bankrupt. Their lives have been destroyed, and they turn out to be right. I mean, it was a terrible period of time in the history of our country, and they worked on it.
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Rob Carson
Arctic Frost, anybody? Arctic Frost, anybody?
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Guest or Co-host
The Justice Department, it's really been working on it very hard. There's been numerous other occasions over the years where things like this have been done, but these were people that were weaponized and really treated brutally by a system that was so corrupt with corrupt people. Right.
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Rob Carson
Mar A Lago was raided with no good reason to do it, no probable cause, and they planted evidence on the
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Guest or Co-host
scene, and they're getting reimbursed for their legal fees and the other things that they had to suffer.
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Rob Carson
Ridiculous. Four years in jail with no trial. Are you out of your freaking minds? Are you out of your minds? Enrique Tarrio, anybody? I had a chance to meet him about a year and a half ago at the C Pack that was here in town. And I saw the Jan Sixers there, and it was interesting because I was walking along in the upper deck of the national harbor, the hotel over here, and I hear the Star Spangled Banner. I hear our national anthem being sang, and it's by a group of men. I'm like, whoa, that's interesting. What's going on? And I went over to the edge and I looked down and I said, what's going on? And they said, Those are the Jan Sixers. Those are the Jan Sixers. Many of them in jail for four years without a trial. Four years without a trial. Here's Jamie Rasholt Raskin. Raskin. Complaining that money is gonna go to people who were. Who were falsely imprisoned.
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Guest or Panelist
You know, if you do the math on this, Chris, the first thing I did was I divided 1.7 billion by 1600, which is the number of pardoned insurrectionists and riders, probably also the number
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Rob Carson
of fake hospices and leering centers in states like California and Minnesota, too.
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Guest or Panelist
Were. And you get just over a million dollars. Each one of them could be given a million dollars, and then they would have, you know, tens of millions left over for other purposes. But he's basically replenishing the private militia.
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Rob Carson
Wasn't a militia at all that he
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Guest or Panelist
pardoned from January 6th, just in time for the 2026 election.
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Rob Carson
Oh, yeah. So, yeah, they're going to bring him to the Capitol again and going to do an insurrection that didn't happen. Happen that didn't happen. Isn't that amazing? Yeah, it's amazing. Listen, here's. Here's Steve. No, no, no, I'm gonna play this. Anna Navarro making one of the worst, most idiotic comparisons ever between reparations and paying people for being imprisoned falsely without a trial for four years. And Scott Jennings has her for lunch.
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Guest or Panelist
The idea of reparations to people who suffered slavery.
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Rob Carson
But we're gonna. Nobody. Nobody's alive who suffered slavery. Unless you consider those who were enslaved by child sex traffickers coming across the southern border, led in by Joe Biden.
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Guest or Panelist
I'd be giving money to January six insurrectionists.
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Interviewer or Host
That part's okay.
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Guest or Panelist
Yeah.
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Political Commentator
It's disgusting.
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Guest or Panelist
Scott, is this reparations?
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Rob Carson
What a stupid comparison.
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Guest or Panelist
Look, I think there's a lot about it we don't know. I don't know who's on the committee. I don't know exactly who's going to be applying for it.
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The people that Trump approves.
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Well, they say anybody can apply for it. And, you know, I don't think, okay,
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Interviewer or Host
I'll apply for it.
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Guest or Panelist
You think I'll get.
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Have you ever been unfairly targeted by the Department of Justice?
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I have been unfairly targeted by this administration.
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Caller (Farmer Dave)
Yeah.
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Rob Carson
No, no, you've been criticized. You're not unfairly targeted. You weren't persecuted.
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Guest or Panelist
Have you been unfairly prosecuted by the Department of Justice?
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Are those the people that are going to be in. In this?
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So the answer is no, you haven't.
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Caller or Guest Commentator
So.
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Guest or Panelist
So the issue is, the question is, has anyone in the history of the United States ever been unfairly targeted by the Department of Justice? Of course they have. And there ought to be just at a top line, a way for people to see seek recourse if they have been unfairly targeted.
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Rob Carson
1000%. 1 and I don't even think that's enough to be quite honest. For every January 6th or who was thrown in jail for nothing, most of them for absolutely nothing. On the other side of the break, Stephen A. Smith. He even agrees that January 6th was a scam and how the FBI was involved. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson show. Come on.
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News Reporter or Commentator
The news comes amidst a bombshell report from the Justice Department that revealed the FBI had at least 26 confidential informants on the ground when the Capitol was stormed on January 6, 2021.
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Rob Carson
Weird.
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News Reporter or Commentator
The report says most of the informants engaged in illegal activity during the chaos. The justice department says only three of its 26 informants present had been instructed to observe potential domestic terrorist suspects on the day of the robbery riot. The rest of the 23 appear to have gone to the Capitol on their own accord. Upon hearing news of the report, Vice President elect J.D. vance posted the following on X quote, for those keeping score at home, this was labeled a dangerous conspiracy theory months ago, end quote.
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Rob Carson
Now I, I remember January 6th and I was very upset and still am about the election of 2020. But I'm happy now because they, they, they rigged that election at their own peril. And now Donald Trump is the president of the United states during the 250th anniversary of our country. And there are a lot of things that are happening that are very serendipitous, I'll just put it this way, because after suffering, after tribulation, there is enlightenment. And we're experiencing that. And it really backfired on the Democrat Party. It really, really, really backfired on the Democrat Party. Here's Jesse Waters on the revelations. This is while back that they discovered about January 6th. And I was going to go if I could have gone to the protest of the election results with Donald Trump. There were a million people there, by the way, they never show pictures of the crowd, but there were a million people there in front of the Washington Monument to hear Donald Trump speak when he said march peacefully and patriotically. And of course, they edited to make it sound like he wanted them to be violent. They went to the Capitol peacefully and patriotically. They were fired upon with flash grenades. They were urged by certain people to go into the Capitol the night before Ray ups anybody. And then of course the doors were opened and people were allowed to go in. If I had been there that day and the doors were open at the Capitol, I probably would have gone in. Not to terrorize anything, not too many, but because it's the people's Capitol to go in and see the people's Capitol. Because this was not an insurrection. It never was an insurrection. Here's Jesse Waters.
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News Reporter or Commentator
What actually happened on January 6th? The FBI had 26 confidential human sources there that day. 26.
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Rob Carson
Why?
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News Reporter or Commentator
A confidential human source is a guy the FBI pays to spy for them. Of the 26 confidential human sources who were in D.C. on Jan.6, four entered the Capitol during the riot.
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Rob Carson
This, you know what this sounds like? This almost sounds like the SPLC paying white right wing groups to, to create Charlottesville and, and be in the crowd. Doesn't it kind of sound like that?
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News Reporter or Commentator
An additional kind of like to create
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Rob Carson
some big event that could be used against the Republican party later by infiltrating the crowd with, with radicals or in this case, you know, FBI informants.
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News Reporter or Commentator
13 entered the restricted area around the Capitol. More than a dozen FBI spies almost
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Rob Carson
sounds like it's how they do stuff.
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News Reporter or Commentator
Has participated in the so called insurrection.
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Rob Carson
Yeah. Here is Chris Wray lying about confidential human sources in front of Congress.
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Caller or Guest Commentator
Did you have confidential human sources dressed as Trump supporters inside the Capitol on January 6th prior to the doors being open again?
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Rob Carson
I had to be very careful.
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Caller or Guest Commentator
It should be a no.
- [37:42]
Rob Carson
Yeah, it should.
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Caller or Guest Commentator
Can you not tell the American people, no, we did not have confidential human sources dressed as Trump supporters position inside the Capitol.
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Rob Carson
You should not read anything into my decision not to share information. They almost sound like those guys. They wear the khakis and the masks on their faces in Charlotte. And then we find out that the Southern poverty lawsuit were paying people to go there from radical KKK and whatnot and stir things. It's kind of of like how they do business here. Is Jesse Waters talking about who these confidential human sources are?
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News Reporter or Commentator
A lot of these FBI rats get picked up on some other charge. They get sat down and the FBI says you're going to work for me now.
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Rob Carson
Yeah.
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News Reporter or Commentator
And if you don't, you're looking at 20 years to life.
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Caller (Farmer Dave)
Oh.
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News Reporter or Commentator
So these guys say yes sir, you
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Rob Carson
better go bust some windows out and then let some people into the building. Don't worry, you won't get in trouble. But the people who go with you are going to.
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News Reporter or Commentator
And they cozy up to people like the proud boys and anyone the feds wants to watch and Control from the inside.
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Rob Carson
Weird.
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News Reporter or Commentator
And these confidential potential human sources are under pressure to deliver. What does deliver mean? It means intelligence and big maybe an
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Rob Carson
act of violence in Charlottesville.
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News Reporter or Commentator
That get the FBI good headlines.
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Rob Carson
Yeah.
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News Reporter or Commentator
According to the inspector general report, the spies were feeding the FBI intel that said January 6th was going to get a little hairy. But FBI headquarters did nothing about it and then lied.
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Rob Carson
The cop, Nancy Pelosi, she denied the National Guard coming in. Donald Trump offered the National Guard Congress
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News Reporter or Commentator
and said they did.
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Rob Carson
We're going to.
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News Reporter or Commentator
So why did headquarters let January six get so out of hand? And what were all these FBI spies doing that day and the days before?
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Rob Carson
It's because it was a psyop against the Republican Party.
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Commercial Announcer
Where do you think this idea comes
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Guest or Panelist
from that this was somehow done by the feds?
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Rob Carson
I heard that one of the debaters said it was an inside job. Was it was an inside job on the part of Donald Trump? No, it wasn't. And his henchmen Republicans as well as
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Guest or Panelist
blamed the FBI and said it was an inside job. It certainly was not an inside job by FBI agents or antifa. They go around blaming it on antifa and FBI agents.
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News Reporter or Commentator
How did the media know it wasn't an inside job when the FBI had 26 of their people on the inside? Yeah, January 6th certainly benefited the media, the FBI and The Democrats.
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Rob Carson
Yeah.
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News Reporter or Commentator
1500 arrests, humiliated Trump, got him impeached. Criminalized the MAGA movement.
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Rob Carson
He did. He did.
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News Reporter or Commentator
Trump got indicted over January 6th. Remember they tried to throw him in prison over this. The January six committee told Democrats did for two years. Why didn't the committee find any of these snitches? They did a one sided investigation, teed up Garland to charge Trump so they could run against a convicted felon.
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Rob Carson
This is why Donald Trump has come up with a fund of $1.7 million to pay back the the prisoners in our Bastille. And I'm glad. I would just like to see the people who put them there replace them in those cells. As I've been saying for at least six years. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show.
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Caller or Guest Commentator
You know the biggest crowd I've ever seen. January 6th, they were there largely to protest a corrupt and rigged and stolen election.
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News Reporter or Commentator
Democrats, Democrats can say there needs to be unrest in the streets, but they're
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Rob Carson
going to impeach the President for saying
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Caller or Guest Commentator
peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard.
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Rob Carson
Whenever they take a clip from President
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Guest or Panelist
Trump, they always leave out that ending
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Rob Carson
clip of let's march peacefully and patriotically to the Capitol.
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Guest or Panelist
Just the key point that, yes, there was a pro Trump rally at which the President spoke. And you can, we can absolutely talk about all the things the President said there. But the idea that that rally is the thing that got out of hand and that somehow resulted in the breaching of the Capitol. That rally was very far from the Capitol. And the people who, as you say, did the initial breach that allowed everybody else to come in, they never even went to that rally.
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Caller (Farmer Dave)
Why?
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Rob Carson
There you go. Yeah, they did. They went with grappling hooks and flak helmets and went to the Capitol and busted out windows and that's what they did. This is Cash Patel talking about these confidential human sources who are paid by the FBI to go in and actually commit crimes to get other people entrapped.
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Political Commentator
As a former federal prosecutor and a public defender who defended a lot of these types of cases, what you need to show is whether or not the FBI and government agents were using undercover operatives and informants on the day of January6. Once you prove that, then you defeat the insurrection narrative with the FBI's own documentation.
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News Reporter or Commentator
And what does this report do to the January six defendants? None of the confidential informants were arrested or charged. These guys were right alongside everyone walking into the Capitol. Yeah, but you're in prison for years if you're a defense attorney for a gen Sixer. And this drops after the case was decided.
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Rob Carson
This is why the $1.7 million for people who were persecuted by the government.
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News Reporter or Commentator
Are you allowed to commit crimes as a spy for the FBI and not get charged? Yeah, because they said this was the greatest attack on democracy ever. I was up there with 911 traitors. They said seditionists, they're off scot free. You can try to overthrow the government if you're an FBI rat and just walk away. Congress has to find out, and what does this mean for pardons? I mean, the Hunter Biden pardon already greased the Runway for Trump, but yeah,
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Rob Carson
it got him pardoned and now they need payback for four years in prison without a trial. And then Donald Trump did the right thing and pardoned him. So, you know, wah wah, if you got a problem with the settlement, a lot of people have been targeted by Joe Biden's government. Barack Obama's government have gone to jail and this should never ever happen again. If the Democrats don't like it, then they can, they can stick it. There you go. Coming up, mail in ballot fraud in the state of Maryland and they are going to replace all of the mail in ballots that erroneously went out. Also, Jesse Waters getting a lot of a lot of press over having an expert on who says that we've been visited by four different kinds of space aliens. Yeah, we'll get to that next hour. Don't go anywhere.
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