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And we're live on Matchday as Doug reaches for a buffalo wing. He's got it. Oh, and he's gone for a can of Pepsi too. What a finish. There's no doubt about it. It just tastes better. Matchdays deserve Pepsi.
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You are about to hear the most interesting, inform, 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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This is the Rob Carson Show. And by the grace of God, we're on the air. Wow. What a. What a week. My goodness, what a. What a week. Moving in here to the lovely Newsmax studios. Putting this thing together. Yeoman's effort by, by great people here, including gentleman I want to thank personally. His name's Don Brown. We were just talking actually here. He's, he's uh, engineer and all of this and, and our lives are like parallel except for like he's a black guy and I'm a white guy. Our lives are parallel. We built, we met our wives the same year, we got married in the same year, we had our children in the same years and we just got divorced in the same year. What the heck. There's a reason why I'm working with this guy. It's phenomenal. It is phenomenal. Oh my goodness. What a, what a, what a time it has been though. And you may notice on the livestream today, hopefully everything looks good. I think it does. They literally had to get a two different IP addresses to deliver the show to you guys. And then also another one for you guys listening on the radio. So we got it done. I'm looking pretty good. The lighting could be better. But you know ladies, ladies, I mean honestly, you don't need a lot of great looking light when you, when you see this face, right? I mean, go on. Actually you'd prefer to see it in the dark to be quite honest. Anyway, we've got a lot of things to get to on the show. Big news I guess is the, the House passes a Trump backed bill to make daylight savings permanent. Now I'm trying to understand what the hell this means. House of Representatives on Tuesday passed a Trump backed bill to make daylight savings permanent. So if we're making daylight savings permanent, then it means we're going to keep doing the spring forward and fall back, right? Isn't that making daylight savings permanent? The bill dubbed the Sunshine Protection Act. The Sunshine Protection Act. My God, the sunshine. That's what they The Sunshine Protection Act. Just stop it. We're gonna, just gonna protect that sun. Oh, my God, it's so fantastic. Back in May, President Trump touted the Sunshine act, which will make daylight savings permanent and remove the requirement for Americans to adjust their clocks twice a year. Okay, so what they. Okay, hold on. It's daylight savings. I thought daylight savings was the thing that we did to fall forward and fall backwards, whatever the hell it is, when we change the times and we gotta change the time on the microwave and then we get all confused, we show up earlier, we're arrived late at different things, we miss church and the whole deal. I thought that was daylight savings. But Donald Trump is saying that making daylight savings permanent is going to stop us from springing forward and falling back. This is not what I needed today. You know, I'm having some cognitive difficulties anyway from the hour and 45 minutes I was in traffic today. It's amazing. They shut down the streets and then don't offer you an alternative. And for some odd reason, the GPS girl that talks to me, she sounds kind of like Jew, and I really like her, but my daughter turned her voice off, so I couldn't hear her telling me, hey, maybe ought to turn up here, you moron. So I sat in that traffic for an hour, 45 minutes. So the, the bill here in the Energy and Commerce Committee on the Sunshine Protection act, which will be making daylight savings time permanent. This is so important. This is Donald Trump. This is so important in that hundreds of millions of dollars are spent every year by people, cities and states being forced to change their clocks. Millions of many of these clocks are located in towers. And the cost of renting or using heavy equipment to do this twice a year is cost prohibitive. The House bill, it will be attaching the Sunshine Protection act to the highway bill. So I guess we're not going to spring forward and fall back because that's daylight savings. I'm getting a headache. I'm getting a headache. And I was already working on. To be quite honest, I was already working on one. So I guess we're not going to be springing forward and falling back if this passes. Right?
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Right.
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I mean, I'm a smart guy. Okay. I do a lot of show prep. I, I do a lot of dedicated to this program. I mean, literally last night I was up at 2 in the morning until 5 doing show prep because I was in here doing other stuff in the studio. And, and then I come upon this and I'm like, you know, I'm a very smart guy. Generally, you know, I had my IQ tested one time. It was in the 130s. I was right there with Madonna. Really, I'm serious. I'm right there with Madonna. The same intelligence quotient as Madonna. And so generally I'm very good at deciphering things. Couple of things I'm not good at. Spatial directions like IKEA furniture directions. You ever do those? I have a hard time seeing the finished product and so I generally have to put it together twice and take it apart and then finally figure it out. And this, which is the daylight. Figuring out what the hell daylight savings time means. But it sounds like we're getting rid of it. Even though I thought daylight savings time was. I don't even know. Here's the President again. I'm going to work very hard to see the Sunshine Protection act signed into law. Well, man, I tell you what, that's. That is, I mean, SAVE act shmaevect. Honestly, it's time that people can stop worrying about the clock. Not to mention all the work and money that is spent on this ridiculous twice yearly production. It will also be a very nice win for the Republican Party. Take it. Yeah, we'll go right into the, right into the midterms. Pardon me, I'm gonna adjust my shoe here. We'll go right into the midterms saying, you know what? We didn't get the SAVE act passed. But by God, you don't have to change your clock twice a year. So stick it Democrats. Ha ha ha ha ha. It is a little confusing. I mean I like the one in the spring because the days get longer, right? And then, and then you can stay up a little bit later and it's not dark at, at 4:00 clock in the afternoon like it is in Minnesota in January. My God. Terrible. So there you go. I guess they're getting. Hold on a second, let me say it again here. The House passes a Trump backed bill to make daylight savings permanent by getting rid of daylight savings time.
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D
Yeah.
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Joe Biden's got a new book. Joe Biden thinks that people want to buy his book. This is one of the. This is one of the funniest things I've heard in a very long time. Joe Biden has decided he's going to write a book. Well, he already. Somebody wrote a book for him. I think they use the auto pin. I think they use the auto pin. Clearly it's AI all the way. But here is Joe Biden announcing his book that. I mean, nobody bought Jill Biden's book. She said it was on the New York bestsellers list for one week and then it dropped completely out. He like disappeared. Like Graham Platner just completely disappeared because they bought a bunch of books and, and nobody, you know, different NGOs and whatever, like Gavin Newsom. 70% of his books were bought by him and, and nobody else bought the book. So. The same thing happened to Jill Biden. I think it was a collection of bad recipes and bad dressing tips because she dresses like a couch in 1973. That said, do you think anybody is going to buy Joe Biden's book? This real.
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Since I left the presidency, I've had a lot of people ask me, since the presidency.
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B
What did he just say.
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D
Since last the presidency.
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What? That's the beginning of the bit right there. No idea. Just ask the presidency. What the what?
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D
Since I left the presidency, I've had a lot of people ask me, joe, what have you been doing?
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So I still don't know what he said. Oh, there's the, the instrumental music, the, the institutional classical music they use, you know, and it's a kind of set up like, you know, you're going to be interested.
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D
Here we go. I've spent a lot of time with my family. I'm dealing with a cancer diagnosis and I've been getting treatment and it's been going really well.
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Wow, he sounds great, doesn't. He's reading out the teleprompter and you still can barely understand a word he says. When do I get my pudding?
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I want to thank all for their prayers and support and well wishes. This meant the world to me and to Jill.
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B
Yeah. Yep.
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D
I've written a book about my time as president.
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B
Oh.
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D
It's called Promise Me America.
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Promise Me America Will suck is what it should have been.
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It's coming out in November. Yeah, it's available for pre order now.
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Oh yeah, I'll get right on that. Woo.
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It's about the challenge we face as a nation.
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What about that year you had 9% inflation and the price of houses doubled? And the COVID nonsense and all that bull crap. Yeah, how about that? At the open border. Let's hope you covered that.
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About the decisions I made, why I made them.
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Oh, great. I'd love to figure this one out.
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Leading the country through covert.
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Yeah, you let it drive our economy
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and restoring our democracy after the attack on January 6th.
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Yeah, restoring our democracy by censoring speech.
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Our nation's longest war in Afghanistan.
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Anything I want to Afghanistan.
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Strengthening NATO. Strengthening NATO and supporting Ukraine. It's about why I chose to Run for re election and why I chose to step aside.
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And the day you decided to step aside. Oh, my God.
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Most of all, it's about my faith in the promise of America.
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Oh, my God. Why'd you try to destroy it?
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The promise we made to those of
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Gambi Forbes, including things you call it Joe Biden's presidency. Craptacular.
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Honor their sacrifice, the promises we made to one another and to treat everyone. And the promise they made for future generations of Americans to remain the beacon to the world. Promise me America is about my faith in America and the American people.
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Oh, my God.
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I hope you read it.
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Oh, no. God, no. You. You couldn't write a coffee table book. Your brain is so gone. You couldn't write a coffee table book. Here's a classic from Jim Nelson.
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I'm afraid that poor Joe Biden his faculties are sliding. Yes, it's a sad refrain on the edge Watch him teeter. He would be a better leader if he only had a brain.
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I still don't know what he said in that first sentence.
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I don't even know Non existent hand he's shaking and all the gaffes Joe's making His supporters can't explain when he speaks It's a gamble. I bet he wouldn't ramble if he only had a brain.
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President Pudding for brains has written a book.
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Oh, I can't tell you why Joe Biden somehow got elected. Just hope. 11-8-81 million. He and his kind will be rejected.
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And they were.
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Joe Biden, he's so dense. He doesn't have the sense to come in from the rain.
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He looks up in the sky and he drowns.
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He's worse than Jimmy Carter. But I bet he'd be much smarter if he only had a brain.
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So there you go. You can pre order Joe Biden's book. It's called, and it will be available in January, just in time for Christmas. So there you go. All right, we've got a lot of stuff on the show today. Doug Burns is gonna join us at the bottom of the hour. The number here is 800-922-6680. This, my friends, is a Wednesday edition of the Rob Carson Show.
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The Rob Carson show podcast is everywhere. Go to Newsmax.com listen for details.
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Donald Trump has a big speech on Thursday night. Here he is being asked about what we can expect.
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Well, I'd rather save it. It will concern that subject and we'll have a couple of other things to say also, but I'd rather save it. But it's really big news.
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Oh, boy.
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It's really, really big.
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Oh, boy.
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And our country has to shape up. But that's what we're going to be talking about Thursday is it doesn't get bigger because without free and fair elections, you don't have a country. We'll be discussing other things too, but, but it's going to be a very big announcement.
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Now this, this is related to the, the ballots that they are investigating in the state of Georgia. This is what I've heard. This is what I've heard. We'll hear from Stephen Turley in just a second about this. This week the FBI fired a husband and wife analysts who refused to assist the 2020 Georg. According to multiple reports, the Atlanta based analysts, a husband and wife told colleagues they did not believe the investigation was justified and declined to work the case. That's just brilliant. That's super duper smart. If you're an employee of the FBI saying, you know, we don't believe this investigation so we're not going to do it, is that cool? We just pass on this one, just not do our job. Is that, is that okay? Can we, oh, I've been fired. Okay. And she has to. All right, great. Thanks. And our stuff will be on the curb a box in about five minutes. Thank you so much. Appreciate that. The FBI will always investigate credible investigations of matters related to federal elections. Spokesman said every employee in this FBI is to uphold our mission and adhere to our standards. Any deviation will not be tolerated. Earlier this month, the FBI assigned 260 investigative analysts to assist with the ongoing investigation into the fraud that took place in Fulton County, Georgia, during the 2020 presidential election. There wasn't any fraud. It was, it was a, it was a water main break that suddenly wasn't a water main break. And the voting stopped in all the battleground states at exactly the same time. And they didn't start recounting the votes until the next morning when they all came in and they were all for Joe Biden. And he ended up winning the election by an unbelievable margin with more votes than Barack Obama did. But other than that, it was perfectly fine. Here is Dr. Stephen Turley talking about what to expect on Thursday, and I'm hoping it's going to be blockbuster.
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President Trump will reportedly deliver a national primetime address presenting newly declassified intelligence.
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I'll already tell you, no matter what he says, of course Democrats are going to say no, even though, by the way, it involves multiple intelligence agencies and investigative departments of the federal government that have found mountains of evidence that foreign
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nations did in fact interfere in the 2020 election, specifically including evidence related to vulnerabilities in voting machines. Reportedly will be flanked by CIA Director John Ratcliffe, Acting dni, Bill Holding.
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There you go.
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DHS Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen and FBI Director Patel. So if these reports are accurate, I mean, just think of that lineup in front of the entire nation. I know, the CIA, dni, dhs, FBI, the Full National Security Act.
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Maybe this is one of the reasons why the Democrats don't want voter id. So you can have to prove you are who you are when you vote and stuff.
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The United States government standing behind declassified intelligence in a prime time national.
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I'm going to have the popcorn. Ready to go, baby.
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Dress.
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Yeah.
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Formal official intelligence backed testimony to the nation. And according to reports circulating as of yesterday, Trump is specifically preparing to challenge the legitimacy of Georgia's two Democrat senators, John Ossoff and Raphael Warnock.
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He's going to challenge those two who were elected around the same time, including Jon Ossoff. His father's name is Jack Ossoff. His father's name is Jack Ossoff. Jon Ossoff. And let's hear that again, ladies and gentlemen.
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And according to reports circulating as of yesterday, yesterday, Trump is specifically preparing to challenge the legitimacy of Georgia's two Democrat senators, John Ossoff and Raphael Warnock.
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Warlock the Warlock.
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Citing the pervasiveness of fraud surrounding their 2020.
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But of course, there's no voter fraud at all. I mean, certainly, certainly there's no voter fraud because Democrats say there is none. Oh, I can't wait, man. Oh, I can't wait. It's hard to say. It's hard to say. But you got to wonder why the Democrats are so very, very, very, very concerned about asking for identification and telling women that you can't survive without your husband because, you know, voter id in the same way black people can't get ID and people who live in the country and, you know, drive pickup trucks and tractors can't get an ID even though we all have IDs and the only people in who don't have legitimate proof of citizenship are non citizens. You know, I know that because I'm not stupid. Do you also maybe, I don't know, maybe put two and two together with why the Democrats don't want the voter rolls cleaned up of, you know, people who've died and all of that. Have you ever wondered why they bring in all these illegals into places like New York and put them up in fancy hotels for a year and give them all this government largess or allow these Somalians to open leering centers and make millions and millions of dollars and vote exclusively. Maybe. Maybe there's something to do with that. Maybe there's something to do with that. Yeah, I'm hoping that this is gonna be pretty blockbuster stuff. By the way, you know what? We're celebrating our 250th birthday even though Democrats aren't. But that's okay because they missed the 250th birthday and they won't be alive for the 300th. So sorry you missed the party. We wouldn't be celebrating it if we didn't have a strong foundation. The framers did that. Hamilton built Americans financial foundation on the principle of sound stable money. And of course a principle that was later embodied by the gold Standard south in 1971. What about the foundation of your savings in your retirement? If it's like mine has been lately built on sand, I've decided to shore it up. And one of the things that I did was started investing my money in Birch Gold. Birch Gold. One of the the the company I choose, they have my money and they can help you solidify your savings with gold. Convert that existing IRA or 401k into a tax sheltered IRA in gold. Learn how it fits into your portfolio by texting my name Rob to the number 9890. You'll receive a free no obligation info kit. They have an A plus rating from the BBB. Countless 5 star reviews including from this guy right here. Me, I'm pointing at me with my thumbs. If you're not streaming, text my Name Rob to 989-8984. Birch Gold. It looks like Jack Smith surveilled a whole bunch of members of Congress. He's in hot agua because he lied to Congress about that. We'll talk to Dust Doug Burns about that coming up. And this is the Rob Carson Show. Hey guys, it's Carson for Relief Factor. When it comes to supplements, two things matter most. That it works and that you can trust it. Jim ran out of Relief Factor twice. Both times his ache, stiffness and pain came back. Once he restarted again, he says he felt better again. You know something's working when you run out of it. I started taking release factor six months ago. I ride 30 miles on a Saturday morning on my mountain bike and lift weights every other day. And I feel great. People like Jim make it easy to find out if you'll be the next person telling us Relief factor help you tackle your daily aches and pains. Three weeks for just $17.76. Simply go to relieffactor.com or call 800 for relief. They will do everything they can to help. We hope you'll be sharing your story with us to 804 relief or relieffactor.com.
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Well, I'd rather save it. It will concern that subject and we'll have a couple of other things to say also, but I'd rather save it. But it's really big news. It's really, really big news and our country has to shape up. But that's what we're going to be talking about Thursday is it doesn't get bigger because without free and fair elections, you don't have a country. We'll be discussing other things, too. But, but it's going to be a very big announcement.
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This is a big deal. Done this to talk about the Thursday night speech that Donald Trump is going to make. That's tomorrow night, by the way, is Doug Burns, former federal prosecutor, one of the favorite guests of this here radio program. And Doug, your first time on my show from the new Newsmax studios where I am in the heart of Washington,
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C
D.C. oh, very nice. That's great. Congrats.
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It has been, it never has so much effort been been made to move something so small.
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C
You're being way too modest.
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So what do you think this speech is going to be about on, on Thursday night? It sounds like, you know, Cash Patel, they went down to Georgia and they got all the ballots and everything. And, and apparently it's calling into question the legitimacy of the two Democrat senators elected there. Jack Ossoff? No, it's John Ossoff and Raphael Warnock. What do you, what do you know about this man? What are you thinking?
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Well, from my mouth to God's ears, as they say. I mean, it would be awfully nice if, you know, and I'm an evidence guy obviously, you know, that's my world. It would be awfully nice if, you know, the big bombshell that he's referring to is just, you know, unassailable evidence to the level that it's impossible, you know, for msnow to look in the camera and deny, you know, we'll go to the classroom. Hypotheticals. I know you love them. You know, a tape recording of two officials saying, you know, he lost by 82,000 votes. But here we have 160 fake votes. Thousand. You know, again, is that going to happen? Probably not. The president does tend to, you know, over dramatize some of these teases. But if I may be a broken record, but if there's crystal clear evidence that fraud took place, that would be a good thing.
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He's got the DNI director, he's got the FBI director, he's got the CIA director. They're all gonna be there with him. They've been digging through this evidence. And the left, the Democrat Party has done everything they can to get those ballots back so they can shred them. Doug. I think there's something there. It's just a matter of whether or not the media is gonna say, oh, yeah, it's legit, and most won't.
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All you can do is hope. That's number one. But then number two, you make the key point, which is certainly in my lifetime, I've never seen us get to a point where, like, you know, again, another hypothetical crystal clear photograph, you know, of the defendant at the scene of the crime. Oh, that's fake. That's a doctored photograph. I mean, you know, they tend to come up with an argument for everything. So even back to my initial formulation, if you had, quote, unquote, unassailable evidence of fraud, again, you would see ridiculous spins. But there is. There does come a time when something is so clear that it just cannot be refuted. And I'm just hoping that that might be the case.
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B
Well, we will. Well, they certainly were able to cover up Joe Biden's cognitive decline, which I think was clear and unrefuted.
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C
Well, hold on. You just made the key point. You've got a guy who's completely and totally in decline. Happened to my own dad, you know, very troubling and difficult in any family to see that happen, you know, and then my dad passed away at 83. But the point I'm making is if you can turn around, seriously, and say Joe Biden is. And now I'm quoting, of course, from. I think it was Scarborough. He's the best Joe Biden I've ever seen. How can you do that as a journalist? How is that possible?
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I know, because they can. I mean, honestly, that's. It's a matter of indoctrination. Here's the problem. The leftist media went through the same indoctrination in J School that all of these Democrat socialists have gone through in their 12 years of college with their job at Starbucks trying to take over the Democrat Party. So that's why they don't cover it. They don't cover the stories. They don't bother to cover the stories. There are so many gigantic stories like the fraud that's happened in place across the country. Trillions of dollars in fraud. Any other party, any other man was in charge, anybody else was doing the investigation, it would be every night, all night. Can you believe what we discovered? Oh, my God in heaven. Leering centers in Minneapolis. Oh, my God in heaven. You know, medical fraud here, there and everywhere. But because Donald Trump is the president and his Justice Department is looking into it, nobody cares.
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I don't think we've ever seen, nor will we ever see again, most likely a situation of rationalization to the levels that we've seen in the last 10 years. It's just unbelievable. It just goes on and on and on. And, you know, somebody was joking. I think it might have been you. That Trump should come out with something, you know, in reverse, you know, to get him to go against it.
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B
I think you said that. Well, something like, something like, oh, the SAVE Act. You definitely want to vote for the SAVE act because Donald Trump hates it, or something like that, you know, Exactly.
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If Trump came out, he goes, look, I changed my mind. I think the SAVE act is terrible. I apologize to everybody. They would pass it in five minutes.
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B
By the way, I want to mention this. A FBI fired a husband and wife analysts who refused to assist the Georgia 2020 election results. They were escorted out of the building. They said they didn't believe the investigation was justified and declined to work on the case. Not exactly the smartest move if you're an FBI agent, Doug.
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C
Well, whether it's in the military or the bureau, the FBI, of course you do. You know, you're answering to superiors, obviously. You know, you've sworn an oath faithfully, you know, do your job and so forth. So again, you want to be a big hero and a martyr so you can get invited to left wing cocktail parties, knock yourself out, but you're going to lose your job.
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B
Well, they could have just played along and acted like they were investigating and put all the evidence in burn bags. You know, that's what the FBI. No, no, that's a great point. Exactly.
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C
Sabotage it. Right, yeah, sure.
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B
I swear to God, that's exactly the way it is. I want to get to the. Jack Smith. No, the. He surveilled 44 members of Congress. Chuck Grassley is all up his, you know, rear end about this. And he apparently obtained text messages that 44 members of Congress sent to senior White House officials during the final weeks of President Donald Trump's first term. What do you know about this? And what kind of trouble is this guy in?
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Yeah, just covered it on N2 literally 10 minutes ago. And no, basically, you know, he is no surprise. Those of us who, you know, studied the matter, read some books on it and stuff, know full well that he grossly, grossly politicized the process of justice. He obtained text messages from, get this, 40 Republicans and four, four Democrats.
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Wow. Wow.
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So right away, that right there, that's exhibit one, two and three. And the point is ten times more importantly, though, is that he actually lied in Congress about it. He was asked a very good question. And I say that because as a trial lawyer, you know, a lot of times I see ineffective questions asked, like in.
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I think, I think I have it for you. Listen, listen here.
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C
The toll records that you requested from the senators, did they include the content of the phone calls?
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No.
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The records that you requested, the toll records from the members of Congress, include the content of text messages? No.
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B
Okay, so I think that's the, that's the lie right there.
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Exactly it. Thanks so much for that. Yeah. Right on the money. And the point is, Rob, clearly untruthful, clearly lied on a material matter, obviously. And I say that because, you know, that's required. You're not being asked, you know, what's your shoe size? In a comical hypothetical, you know, and the fact of the matter is they should seriously investigate him for perjury because he lied about it. And the reality is, is that, you know, I'm not even going to say when the history books are written, because we already know it and it's already been done. This guy was a total disgrace to the process of law. I mean, where a lawyer really shows their true colors is interesting, and I won't use the name, but there's a very liberal law professor in New York City. He detests Trump yet. Well, I'll give away his name because I'll plug his book. Why not? And yet he writes a book called the Myth of Birthright Citizenship, where he brilliantly goes through everything to show that birthright citizenship, as it's being argued right now, is not viable legally. So major kudos to him. Seriously. Because a legal analyst shows their true chops when they put a saw the toxicity, you know, if something cuts against Trump legally. I think you know me well enough to know I'll point that out calmly.
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Yep, yep, yep. I want to touch on that. The, the other side of the break, because Donald Trump is asking the Supreme Court to rehear that case. I don't know if it's possible. Also, I want to touch a little bit on this. This Iran, this, this woman in the, in the Zoran Mandami administration had lined up a meeting with the ambassador from Iran. What kind of issues does that person face legally? Let's take a break and come back more with Doug Burns on the other side of the break. This is the. Hey guys, it's Carson for Ghostbed. Do you really want another summer like last summer? Barely sleeping because you were too hot all night? People blame summer heat for bad sleep when it really may be their mattress trapping heat. And if you already sleep, hot summer only makes it worse. That's why I switched to Ghostbed. Helps keep you cool all night. No waking up sweaty, tossing and turning or throwing the covers off at 2am Cooling tech is built into every mattress. It's not some expensive upgrade you have to pay extra for. Hot sleepers are some of Ghostbed's happiest customers. Read the reviews. You get incredible support. Less stiffness, deeper sleep, more rested mornings. I got my Ghostbed about six months ago and it changed my life. Ghostbed gives you one out of one nights to try it at home. You can sleep on it all summer long and feel the difference for yourself. How many more summers are you going to waste on bad sleep? Ghostbed is currently having their 4th of July sale offering my audience an extra 10% off. Go to ghostbed.comcarson use the promo code carson. That's ghostbed.comcarson promo code carson.
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G
They have required me to my children to think about and see things that children should not have to see or think about. One example is when threats to my life were particularly intense a few years ago, around the time of the Dobbs leak. My security details sent me home with a bulletproof vest and I carried it into my house, put it into my bedroom, dropped it down on a table, turned around and my 12 year old son was standing in the doorway of my bedroom and he wanted to know what it was and why I had it. And I didn't know how to respond because maybe I lack imagination, but I didn't expect that performing this service was going to put me in the position of explaining to my children what a bulletproof vest was and why I had to wear one.
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B
That is Amy Coney Barrett, Supreme Court justice and talking in a hearing yesterday about threats against the Supreme Court asking for more money for security. I think it's inarguable, but it is the result of stochastic terror created by the Democrat party in the last 10 years demonizing Supreme Court justices and certainly warning Supreme Court Justices a whirlwind was coming to them. If they got rid of Roe v. Wade, I'd Love to hear your thoughts on this, Doug Burns.
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C
Well, I mean, it's totally disgraceful. I put a lot of it on the liberal media. You know, we went from a situation where, you know, you'd have an intelligent discussion. I disagree with your analysis of the case. That's fine. Oh, let me hear your side of it. Absolutely. We went from that to, the court's illegitimate. Okay, the court's corrupt. And then we have the United States senior Senator, Chuck Schumer, Charles Schumer, saying, you won't know what hit you, Gorsuch. I mean, you have to be kidding me with that. Okay, that was a disgrace. And so the fact of the matter is, I heard you use the keyword whatever, reasonable. I mean, this was a reasonable request for increased funding for security. But it's disgraceful what's gone on. And as I like to point out with one little contextual historical fact, Antonin Scalia, who was a lightning rod, you know, for the left to criticize, he was confirmed 98. 0 in the Senate.
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B
Wow. Wow. I want to move on to the dsa, the Democrat Socialists of America. They have a list, a wish list, of things that they claim they're going to do when they get into power, including abolishing the Senate, the Electoral College, allowing the presidency to be chosen. I mean, honestly, it's so socialist ownership and democratic control of utilities in key industries, industries, including railroads, water, gas, electric. Create unified Democrat and public banking system that socialize the fuel of the capitalist system. These are words of war. This isn't. You can't do this. You cannot do this to our government. This is not a political platform. This is seditious. What are your thoughts on this? First of all, it's not going to happen. Too many people have died and too many will make them, you know, they will go to war before any of this is tried.
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C
Never going to happen. And the point is, the 2024 presidential election is very, very instructive, okay? Because the people of the United States of America stepped up to the plate and made a clear, definitive statement that they were not impressed, being too generous. Not going to tolerate, I should say, all of the Biden, you know, dei, running things off the rail, playing race cards every minute from the bottom of the deck. They weren't going to hear it. If you segue to like AOC and Gavin Newsom. And we've discussed this, obviously, you and I, I see them with no viability throughout the nation. And the stuff you just read off the checklist, stupid. No viability, in my opinion.
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B
Well, no, it cannot happen. You cannot overturn the Constitution of the United States. If you become a member of Congress. You are sworn to uphold the Constitution of the United States. None of that is constitutional. You cannot be allowed in Congress. If you think you're going to get that crap done.
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C
Well, it's funny because you just segued into something I wanted to say, so thanks. And that is that you're going to see, possibly, you'll see maybe in the next few years somebody under serious threat of being kicked out of Congress for the exact reason that you just articulated. Okay, you, you swear to uphold the Constitution and laws of the United States and you can't start running your mouth all over the place with the idiotic, you know, wild notions.
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B
What about this? A top official in Zoran Mandami's administration secretly scheduled a meeting with Iran's UN Ambassador. Trump's State Department forced it to shut down. Chip Roy says that Mayor Mondami must be denaturalized and deported. That ain't gonna happen, but I mean, this is like beyond Logan act kind of stuff here, dude. Especially since we're at war with Iran. Not necessarily, not necessarily declared, but certainly they are a political advers of us. Not to be spoken to, not to be reasoned with, not to be negotiated with. Your thoughts?
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C
Well, even if it were with an ally. Just go with that. A little factual twist. Improperly conducting foreign policy as a private US Citizen typically violates the Logan Act. I'm reading something which is the advantage of being on the radio. Yes, but joking aside, you know, joking aside, you know, she could easily, easily face investigation and even prosecution for violating the Logan Act. 100%, as you say, just double and triple it when it's with somebody that we're in a military conflict with.
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B
One other thing. We got literally about 30 seconds. I've been talking about other stuff. Reintroducing the argument about birthright citizen to the Supreme Court. Is it going to happen otherwise? Indiana senators Bill is going to codify it. Trump's birthright citizens order. They're going to try it that way. What do you think?
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C
Yeah, rehearing is very rare. They have a rule on it, but it hasn't happened in like 50 years. They should try legislation in Congress, particularly more on the birth tourism even than on the illegal alien part. Birth tourism can be cured legislatively, in my opinion. Easily. The other one a little harder maybe.
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B
Is there a ruling for the judges who voted for this in the, in the next hearing to pull their heads out of their butts? Because I Think that was what happened with the last one is their rear ends. Their heads were up their rear ends, Doug. That's.
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C
I think that's a very apt legal discrimination.
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B
All right, great to talk to you, man. Have a great rest of your week and we'll talk again soon. All right, let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show. This is not an ev. And it never will be.
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C
Come on.
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B
Man, oh, man, oh, man, oh, man, oh, man. What a what. What a time I'm having here in. In Washington, D.C. moved to the studio on.
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E
On Monday.
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B
Didn't do the show then. Did the show yesterday. Had some technical difficulties. Difficulties. And then, of course, we are on track today. Just a few little lighting things we're going to do. Otherwise, it's perfect. Yesterday was extraordinary. Monday, you'll recall, I went and went to the white or to the Capitol and got a tour of the Capitol with House Speaker Mike Johnson and other conservative influencers. I got to int. Everybody. Little old me selling cars six years ago. I got to introduce everybody to the event. And it was a blast. And there was this part where we were in the House chambers and Mike Johnson's there, and we're in the House chambers and. And. And he says, here's how we vote. And he walks over, he has a little card, and he. And he taps it, well, you know, on the place where you vote. And all of a sudden, his light. His name lit up there, said Mike Johnson.
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Ding, ding, ding.
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B
And I said, wait a minute. Did you just pass the SAVE Act? And he started laughing out loud. It was remarkable. It was remarkable. I don't think they're ready for me. We were in Mike Johnson's office, and they had Fox News playing on the monitor. And I said, Mr. Speaker, why are you wearing. Why are you running Fox News? You should have Newsmax on there. And he said, I don't know why anybody put that crap on there. And he said. He laughed about it. It was incredible. Yesterday, I'm hanging out, just walking down the hall. All sudden I see, holy hell, that's Nick Shirley. Nick Shirley in the building. He's sitting in the makeup chair. I went in and talked to Nick Shirley. Then yesterday, I met Mark Benno's. Mark Benno's is a. I said, hi. Hi, Mark Bennos. My name's Rob. And he stopped me and he goes, I know you, Rob Carson. I'm like, shut the front door. Rick Santorum, Same thing. Hey, I'm Rob. Okay? You already know me.
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D
Great.
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B
Fantastic. Then Dr. Oz meet my met Oz, Dr. Oz in the hall. I'd met him before at the Christmas party and I said man, you are doing just a terrific job exposing all of this fraud. And I gave him one of my T shirts don't cat stupid shirts. I gave everybody one of my don't catch the stupid shirts and I explained why I came up with the expression don't catch the stupid and he laughed out loud. He thought it was, it was really funny. And, and I'm sharing this with you because I want to share this experience with you on a personal level. All the things that I just told you, you're not going to hear from news anchors, you're not going to hear from us. You're just going to hear it from this wide eyed kid from Iowa who after many years in broadcasting now has has a studio in the heart of the swamp. Unbelievable. Hour number two is going to be as epic or even more so than the first, if that's possible. Don't go anywhere. This is the.