The Rob Carson Show- Pt 1 (02/11/25)

Summary

The Rob Carson Show – Pt 1 (02/11/25)

Date: February 11, 2025
Host: Rob Carson
Featured Guest: Alan Wilson (South Carolina Attorney General)
Platform: Newsmax Radio / Podcast

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Episode Overview

This episode of The Rob Carson Show offers Rob's trademark mix of political commentary, satire, and interviews, focusing this hour on government corruption, accountability, and the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. The show dives into heated political topics such as federal employee firings under a potential Trump administration, Democratic resistance, COVID-era policy harms, and investigations into Dr. Anthony Fauci's actions. Special attention is given to the legal maneuvers that states are preparing in response to the recent pardons granted by President Joe Biden, particularly around the pandemic’s fallout and accountability.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Hamas Hostage Crisis and U.S. Policy

• Carson opens with pointed, satirical commentary on Hamas and Donald Trump’s ultimatum regarding the release of Israeli hostages.
• Suggests that should hostages not be released by the imposed Saturday deadline, “all hell is going to break out" (01:02).
  • Quote – Rob Carson:
    “If all of the hostages aren't returned by Saturday at 12 o'clock, I think it's an appropriate time. I would say cancel it and all bets are off and let hell break out.” [01:02]
• Skewers Hamas’ public statements and mixes in comedic, harsh digs at the group's intelligence and negotiating tactics.

2. Parody Segment: Musical Satire

• Carson performs a parody song about sending Hamas “to paradise and put up a parking lot,” lampooning both Hamas and U.S. political figures like Joe Biden.
  • Memorable Lines:
    “Send them to paradise, put up a parking lot. Bombs and put up a parking lot.” [03:34]

3. Federal Employee Firings & Government Accountability

• Discusses widespread firings in federal agencies, comparing an executive’s role in a company to that of the president in government.
  • Quote – Rob Carson:
    “The chief executive fired you? ... Nothing goes through the HR or, you know, Susie, your immediate manager without the senior executive of the company saying, you gotta go.” [05:02]
• Criticizes federal unions and ties their donations and support overwhelmingly to Democratic candidates and policies.
  • Insight: Carson claims this is why Democrats fear mass firings—because public sector unions form the backbone of their voter base.
  • Quote:
    “The United States Postal Service ... deliver those ballots. It's kind of weird how they do that stuff.” [07:36]
• Compares Elon Musk’s Twitter overhaul to what he sees as necessary government reform: clearing out ineffective employees (06:31).

4. Super Bowl and Cultural Commentary

• Briefly jokes about the recent Super Bowl, the Chiefs’ defeat, and how the halftime show was “terrible” despite record-breaking viewership (13:15).
  • Targets “fake outrage” about inflation and rising food prices, tying it to fossil fuel costs and government energy policy.

5. FEMA Scandal and Fiscal Mismanagement

• Reports that Trump-fired FEMA officials spent $59 million to house illegal migrants in luxury New York City hotels, contrasting this with ignored U.S. disaster victims.
  • Quote:
    “They stepped over the bodies of homeless people to put illegal aliens in some of New York's finest hotels. ... FEMA's chief financial officer, Mary Komens, lost her job.” [14:24]
• Expresses outrage about political favoritism and lack of support for Americans in crisis zones compared to spending on migrants.

6. PBS/NPR Diversity Office Eliminations

• Notes the dissolution of diversity/inclusion programs at PBS and NPR, viewing it as a positive move against “woke culture.”

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Interview: Alan Wilson (SC Attorney General) on Fauci, COVID-19, and State Investigations

22:46 – Introduction to AG Alan Wilson

• Wilson describes multi-state efforts (17 Attorneys General) to investigate policy failures and potential legal wrongdoing by Anthony Fauci and other federal officials.
  • Quote – Alan Wilson:
    “We are, as the states, prepared to be a vehicle for any legal action or courses of action that the federal government would otherwise be prohibited from bringing.” [23:31]

1. Effects of Presidential Pardons

• Biden’s “11th-hour” pardons for COVID-era officials won’t stop state-level investigations.
  • Quote – Wilson:
    “A presidential pardon does not prevent states from bringing legal actions, if any exist. ... There’s two different sovereigns.” [24:52]

2. Economic and Social Impact of COVID Response

• Wilson details the educational and economic devastation in South Carolina from lockdown policies, including plummeting test scores and lost livelihoods.
  • Quote:
    “You will see a significant drop in reading and math scores with children in South Carolina … I fully expect there to be more harm as time goes on.” [26:20]
• Carson ridicules mask mandates, equating them to “wearing a cowboy hat to go scuba diving.” [27:43]
• Wilson: Mask-wearing became a social status symbol rather than a meaningful health intervention.
  • Quote:
    “It became less about the science... more of a social status symbol. Like a special badge on your chest.” [29:11]

3. Potential for Civil Actions

• Wilson leaves open the possibility of state-led or individual lawsuits for COVID damages but cautions that expectations should be managed.
  • Quote:
    “People out there who think they got off the hook simply because Joe Biden waved his magic pardon wand over them, you know, I don't want them to be too comfortable just yet.” [31:04]

4. Public Engagement

• Wilson advises those with info about the CDC/NIH/Fauci to contact their AG’s office or Congressional representatives to help with investigations (33:00).

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Memorable Quotes & Moments

• Rob Carson:
  “Democrats die like movie vampires ... clawing and scratching, trying to drag anyone into hell with them.” [36:19]
• On USAID & bureaucracy:
  “What we're getting to is essentially the coffin where the vampire sleeps. And that's what USAID is. They found the coffin.” — quoted by Carson as echoing Joe Rogan [36:55]
• Light-hearted exchange on Barbecue styles:
  • Wilson: “We can have that debate over some Kansas City and Carolina mustard Barbe...”
  • Carson: “I respect the Carolina mustard barbecue. I respect it. ... It's just not as good as Kansas City.” [34:29]

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Timestamps for Notable Segments

• Hamas Hostage Commentary: [01:02]
• Parody Song – "Send them to paradise": [03:29]
• Federal Firings & Union Politics: [05:02] - [10:00]
• Super Bowl & Inflation Jokes: [13:15]
• FEMA/Luxury Hotel Scandal: [14:24]
• PBS/NPR DEI Office Eliminations: [20:20]
• Fauci, COVID-19 State Investigations: Alan Wilson Interview: [22:46] – [34:41]
• Democrats as "Movie Vampires", Bureaucracy Critique: [36:19]
• Barbecue Debate (Carson vs. Wilson): [34:10] – [34:29]

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Tone & Style

Rob Carson delivers the show in a brash, unapologetic, and often satirical style. The exchanges are peppered with humor, parody, and sharp criticism of Democratic politicians and government agencies. Discussions with guests remain friendly but forthright, combining serious policy and legal analysis with irreverence and personal anecdotes. The episode's mood is one of righteous indignation mixed with comedic relief, designed to engage and rally a conservative audience.

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Summary for New Listeners

This episode is a lively, opinionated ride through current events with a heavy focus on government accountability post-pandemic. Rob Carson combines comedy and hard-hitting political analysis—skewering federal bureaucracy, dissecting media narratives, and exploring how states may hold figures like Fauci to account despite federal pardons. Satirical segments, parody songs, and intense interviews keep the content engaging for both regular and first-time listeners interested in the intersection of politics, law, and conservative commentary.

Transcript

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This is the Rob Carson show. As far as I'm concerned. If all of the hostages aren't returned by Saturday at 12 o', clock, I think it's an appropriate time. I would say cancel it and all bets are off and let hell break out. I'd say they ought to be returned by 12 o' clock on Saturday. And if they're not returned, all of them not in drips and drabs, not 2 and 1 and 3 and 4 and 2, Saturday at 12 o' clock and after that I would say all hell is going to break out. We'll see you at noon in the county. Seed in the town square. And of course, the Hamas had an astonishing response today. Hamas because they're not terribly intelligent and they. And they have sex with goats, that's what. Yeah, pretty much. Anyway, Sami Abu Zarin, the senior spokesman for the terrorist group known for its tight stranglehold over the Gaza Strip, boldly claimed that Trump's comments did nothing but make negotiations for the end of the war harder. Here's a quote from him. Habala habita akbar abalaba daba dabba. The language of threats has no value and further complicates matters is what he said. He added that Trump needed to remember that there is an agreement that must be Habilad respected by both parties. Goats are beautiful and this is the only way to return to prisoners. You know what's going to happen to this guy? What's his name? Habila? Samuel Hablo. He's going to. Instead of going to where there are 50 virgins. He's going to go there where there are 50 goats and they're all going to be boy goats and they are really ticked off you've been messing with their girlfriends. Three of the hostages were set to release on Saturday, but Hamas has claimed that Israel has not lived up to its side of the deal, signing recent Israeli shift shelling and gunfire in Gaza as well as a insufficient. Or should say a what? Insufficient flow of aid. And you know what that sounds like to me? You know that sounds like to me, to Donald Trump, it sounds like to me. Permission. Yeah, absolutely. It's permission. That's what it is, it's permission. All he wanted was a green light. Thanks.

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Send a moss to paradise put up.

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A parking lot.

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Carpet bomb them let's.

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Give it all we got. Yeah, it's about time. Uh huh. They need to go and we'll all.

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Be better off when they're gone.

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Send them to paradise, put up a.

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Pocket jump Joe Biden, he wants a.

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Hundred mil President Derpy doo for the.

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Same thugs that behead and kill.

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Oh sleepy Joe A Moss you're helping out with this cash. Time to resign. A true leader you are not. Send them to paradise, put up a parking lot Bombs and put up a parking lot. Well, there you go. All that the President was looking for was permission. And you are. I mean, honestly, do, do you remember the picture of Soleman's hand with his glorious ring on it? I posted that on social media because Donald Trump killed that guy at an airport, surgically struck an airport with the SUV he was in. Didn't hurt anybody else, just killed that sob. I wouldn't mess with them. I'm just gonna say, well, I wouldn't mess with him if I were you. I would not, I would not mess with them. Real quick, you know about all these government firings. You got all these federal judges who are Democrat appointees who are left of center. Just real quick, I want to ask you a question. Have you ever been fired? For those of you who said yes, who fired you? Was it Jim and hr or was it your supervisor, Susie? Whatever the hell. No, no, no, no. The chief executive fired you? Yeah, it. Nothing goes through the HR or, you know, Susie, your, your immediate manager without the senior executive of the company saying, you gotta go. You get the permission from him and then maybe you'll get the, you know, the. Suzy will send you an email and then Tom from HR will say, hey, we want to meet you, you know, this afternoon in the, in the break room or the, the conference room. And then, then you get the bad news. And then you get the bad news. So for all of those people who, who are, and terrified that Donald Trump is firing people, you know, too bad, so sad. Now, if you're in a company, say for instance, and your company has massive redundancies, massive corruption and incredible waste of money and that has caused your company to go into unsustainable debt, what do you suppose is going to happen to the employees who are not doing their jobs are, you know, corrupt? Sending money to people around the world for stupid crap like transgender surgeries and, and Sesame street in Iraq? What do you suppose going to happen to those employees in a, in a government that were $35 trillion in debt? What's going to happen? Well, the executor, the executive is going to fire you. You've done a hell of a lousy job. You're late.

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I'm sorry.

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You're fired. Get out of here. You're fired. You're fired. You're fired. Just a surprise. You're fired. You're surprised. You're fired. You're fired. Fire. Fire. You're fired. You're fired. You're fired. Fired. We've had enough. Our country can't take it anymore. You're fired. Yeah. Now, it has always been impossible to fire federal employees. Usually you can get away with everything you want, not do your job, not show up. That's what's happened the last four years with employees in Washington, D.C. 94% of the federal workforce just decided not to go back to work. And nothing gets done. Nothing gets done. So you got to see Lon Musk who came in. He cleared out. He cleared out Twitter 85% of the. And now Twitter's doing better than ever. And people can actually share their opinion if they're conservative online. It's pretty remarkable. And he's also trying to buy a big AI company. I'm not going to get into that. I'll wait and get somebody on his real expert at these mergery things. But, but when it comes to cleaning house, this is what he does. And he's very good at it. He's also a genius. He's also just, I mean, crazy intelligent man who is revolutionized space travel. You got people up circling the earth on the space station. They've been stuck there for months. One of them says she can't even. Her bodily functions don't even work anymore. And so Elon says, okay, well, we'll just, we'll get, we'll figure out a way to get up there. We'll send, you know, SpaceX, Uber up there. It's got to be a pretty big fair, especially if it's during rush hour or, you know, after bars. It's going to be very expensive. But this guy has come in and he's bringing all these really, really intelligent people, which is the opposite of people in Congress. And they are looking at all of the, the, the waste and the fraud and the abuse of the federal government and they're finding that it is worse than we could have ever imagined. And then the chief executive got the news and the chief executives go, well, let's fire the people who are doing that. Do you see how that works? But do you know why the Democrats are caterwauling so much? You know why the Democrats are, are going so nuts about this? 97% of the money for political donations went to Kamala Harris and Democrats last year from usaid. The same goes with other government unions, almost exclusively giving money to the Democrat Party and in exchange getting Democrat votes. Yes, getting Democrat votes. The United States Postal Service, they endorse Kamala Harris, you know, and they deliver those ballots. It's kind of weird how they do that stuff like that. So this is why Democrats are freaking out about it. Because the Democrats cannot win an election fairly. They cannot win an election fairly because their policies are terrible. They are intellectually and morally bankrupt and they buy votes and they expect government unions and government agencies who live on the largesse of us, who have a 70% higher total compensation package than most Americans. The Democrat Party pays them off every year to vote Democrat and their union heads go, everybody vote Democrat. We are going to endorse the Democrats. Do you understand it now? Do you understand why there are no Republicans, no Republicans standing out in front of the treasury or out in front of the Department of Education screaming about federal government employees being fired because they never get endorsed by them. And they know that the fix is in with every federal government union in America almost exclusively voting and sending money to the Democrat Party because the Democrat Party cannot win elections. There you go. Tada. That came to me in the middle of the night and it kind of makes sense. Doesn't. Makes absolute sense. There are no Republicans, no members of Congress saying, oh my gosh, you really better be careful, Mr. Trump, because honestly, these people are hard working people and they would need to keep their jobs. You're not hearing a single. Even the Republicans who are not in lockstep with Donald Trump's agenda are not supporting the, the, the judges who are saying the chief executive of the company of the United States can crooked, underperforming and corrupt employees. So now you know, now you know, these judges who are trying to stop all of this and then trying to stop the payout, the eight month buyout of federal contracts, they aren't citing any sort of precedent. They're citing their own personal feelings and opinions. And if you listen to them, you'll hear that because that's why they've been put there. That's why they get these lifetime appointments. That's why it takes a massive majority in the, in the Senate to get rid of these people. And Joe Biden loaded up the courts with these lefties who basically wiped their rear ends with the Constitution and the Bill of Rights every single day. I'm sorry, kids, welcome to the real world. If you underperform, if you are corrupt, if you work for a company that is going bankrupt and your actions have caused that bankruptcy, you get fired. That's, that's it. That's that. Get a milk crate, maybe some of those empty, you know, printer paper boxes. They're very good for moving. They're very good for moving. Go in there to your cubicle, take off all your, well, you haven't been in the cubicle for a while, so you probably want to blow the dust off the keyboard and everything and remove whatever along as you still had in your cubicle at your government office that you haven't been to in four years. Go in there and get it. And it's kind of funny that all of these union people are gathering around Democrats and Maxine Waters and screaming and shouting and all that. And they're acting like they're playing, dude, really big crowd. They're not. They're playing to that crowd of 100 people screaming because they didn't go to their jobs, they didn't perform well, they were corrupt and they got fired. So nice try. It's not going to work and it's not going to slow them down. Not going to slow them down at all. Because Donald Trump is here to fix the country and the country is saying that's what we sent you there for. Now we've got much coming up, including caterwauling from Democrats on Capitol Hill. Great audio sound bites from Donald Trump last night. He was talking to Brett Baer, among others, and he' all in. We're going to take the country back. And if you, if you are crooked and if you're not doing your job, you're going to have to find another one. That's how it works in the real world. Here's the number, kids. 800-922-6680. This is the Rob Carson Show. The Rob Carson show podcast is everywhere. Go to newsmax.com listen for details. It's Super Bowl Sunday and here's a reminder. Reminder that Donald Trump has done pretty much nothing to lower your grocery costs.

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Remember, during Donald Trump's campaign, he repeatedly.

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Promised to lower food prices immediately. He said on day one, we are way past day one and the cost of groceries has only gone up. Hey, Chief Wampum, or whatever the hell your name is, you didn't say anything when grocery prices went up over 20, maybe even more, maybe up closer to 50%. While Joe Biden was the worst president in America. He didn't say anything about. In fact, you denied that inflation even existed while people were shopping at dollar stores because they couldn't afford going to regular grocery stores anymore. You didn't say anything about that, did you? Folkahanus. That's faux focahontas. That means false Pocahontas by the way. For those of you who are paying attention so honestly, Democrat concern about infl three weeks into the administration is laughable. And by the way, by saying drill baby, drill, by opening up areas that were shut down to exploration for oil and drilling and whatnot, that is going to lower inflation, you moron. You know why? Because when you plant seeds in the ground, you use a tractor and then you use a tractor to fertilize it. And then when the seeds are all grown and the plants are all grown, you use a tractor to harvest that. And then you put it in a truck and then you take a truck to the factory and the factory makes it into food and all that, that and then they put it in another truck, it goes to your grocery store and all of those trucks are run by fossil fuels. And of course the heating and electric and the refrigeration on your, your, your taboule at Whole Foods is actually run generally by a coal fired plant, which of course is fossil fuels. So honestly, how about shut up real quick. Fox reveals that Super Bowl 2025 was the most watched ever as the Chiefs crumbled against the Eagles. And on behalf of the people of Kansas City, I'm sorry because it really wasn't a very interesting game unless you're an Eagles fan and you just like, I don't know, the bully beating up the kid in the schoolyard and you think that's funny. I'm not saying we're being bullied. We just played a really crappy game. It Just would have been better. I can't imagine that the halftime show was the most watched in NFL history because it was terrible. It was terrible. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. The most watched American TV broadcast of all time, Apollo 11 moon landing. That was in 1969 when I was listening to Led Zeppelin and my sister's cost headphones at the age of four. Let me see the 2024 Super Bowl. I don't do these Roman numerals. I never learned my Roman numerals. I never did. But I'm thinking that's 58 or 57. I don't know what the hell. Anyway, that was the one where the Eagles beat the Chiefs or actually did this one. I should say the Super Bowl. Wonderful. Chiefs beat The Charger. The 49ers. That was one. The Chiefs beat the Eagles. That was number four. Whatever. Anyway, this was the most watched super bowl ever. And I'm sorry it was such a terrible Super Bowl. Wasn't a very good Super Bowl. Doge has started a purge of FEMA by firing top agents who put up illegal migrants in five star hotels. Didn't this kind of rub you the wrong way? Pretty much. That's why I've been talking about it for so long. They stepped over the bodies of homeless people to put illegal aliens in some of New York's finest hotels. They rented out the entire Roosevelt Hotel and made it into a massive slum for a minimum of $500 a night. You know, you think about it, I stayed in, I stayed in New York. I've been a few times, thankfully, with Newsmax. They've been so glorious and wonderful to invite me there for a broadcast. And they put me up at a hotel about a block away within walking distance, which is just a treat, right? And you know, normally those hotels during the week, probably $500 a night, you know, and then all of a sudden, if there's an event or something, $1,200 a night. $1,200 a night. So a lot of money with. To put up illegal aliens in hotels and then load up their Snap cards with all sorts of bennies, thousands of dollars of awesome groceries. Didn't have to worry about paying diapers. Didn't have to worry about daycare. Didn't have to worry about college tuition. All that while, if you, if you go to Manhattan, a lot of the times you walk by an ATM vestibule and in that ATM vestibule will be a bunch of homeless people camping out in the warm. Not exactly a good place to go in and withdraw Money from your, from your ATM account, right? Not, not exactly. And then they might get locked in there with Jill Goodacre if you're not careful. As a friend's reference, by the way, FEMA's chief financial officer, Mary Komens lost her job. It was revealed the agency paid $59 million for, among other things, luxury hotels in New York to house illegal immigrants. Three officers involved in the disbursement of funds also lost their jobs because they did it. After Donald Trump became the president. They decided to give him the middle finger. And Donald Trump said, okay, you're done. You're done effectively immediately. FEMA is terminating the employment of four individuals for circumventing leadership to unilaterally make egregious payments for luxury New York City hotels for migrants. Now you look at the, the city of East Palestine, Ohio, and you look at $59 million. Do you know how many homes you could buy in East Palestine, Ohio, for $59 million? You could buy new homes for everybody in that city. That was town that was completely wiped out by a train derailment and subsequent exploding of and purposefully burning noxious chemicals without regard for the citizens. You could have done that, but unfortunately nothing was done for those people. Can you imagine what $59 million would have done for the people in western North Carolina after the hurricane swept through and Joe Biden's FEMA ignored those people for political reasons. Could you imagine what could have been done, you know, in the, in Lahaina on Maui when that town burned? FEMA officials stayed at five star hotels 20 miles away while the people who were burned out of their homes had to stay in tents or their cars. Yeah. So FEMA is probably going to have to go away. It's probably going to have to go away because honestly, you abused the privilege and you ignored the people who needed your help. And you're supposed to be, are you ready? Federal Emergency Management Agency. And you didn't. You only paid off your cronies. Oh, by the way, this is kind of fun. PBS dedicated to embracing the disputed ethos of diversity, equity. Inclusion is no more. They've got. Not pbs. The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in NPR is now gone. Now it's kind of funny because NPR is Diversity, Equity and inclusion. I would assume that if you get rid of dei, you get rid of, of NPR and pbs, but they say we will continue to adhere to our mission and values. PBS will continue to reflect all of America and remain a welcoming place for everyone except for conservatives or anybody who is an Insufferable D bag liberal. Because that's what NPR is all about. I know this because the NPR station in Washington, D.C. has a $300 million headquarters and a sushi chef in the cafeteria area. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show. Hey, guys, it's Carson for Prosper Wellness. Do your knees hurt? I know mine do. They feel like rusty old hinges. And I looked for a solution for years until I found this. They're called Joint Restore Gummies. And I have to tell you that not only do they taste great, they work. 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No, the whole Fauci thing. Any criticism of Fauci, like anti science.

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Demon, if you ask me.

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If you read RFK's book, if the real Anthony Fauci, if that's correct, if the facts are in there, that's true. It's all referenced. You could find the sources. And on top of it, he's never been sued for that book, which doesn't make any sense. If he just made a bunch of.

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Lies up, he would get sued. Yes.

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So the guy's a monster. I think so. Yeah, I think so, too.

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Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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I think, like just looking at the lies that he told, the way he tried to define gain of function research to Rand Paul.

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I think a lot, maybe a lot of people out there don't realize Fauci.

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Funded the bioweapons research that was going on in Wuhan.

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Yeah, yeah. And USAID money went for it, too. I know. It's crazy, right? Yeah. And even that Patient Zero, I read the other day, Patient Zero, the guy in China who was patient zero for COVID 19. He got money from USAID. Isn't that interesting? Somebody who's a Real expert on this. Allen Wilson is the South Carolina Attorney General. We are honored to have him on the show on the Newsmax hotline. Good morning, sir. How are you?

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Hey, it's great to be with you. Thank you for having me on the program.

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I should say it's afternoon. I'm in the middle of the Midwest, so it's still morning by about 24 minutes. Anyway, welcome to the show.

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Morning somewhere in the world.

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Thank you. It's five o' clock somewhere as well. So Anthony Foushee was pardoned by Joe Biden. I've been reading a lot of things about USAID money, you know, spent giving money to the EcoHealth alliance, which in turn gave money to the lab. They created the virus. The virus was unleashed on the world just in time to ruin Donald Trump's economy. Isn't that weird? And I was wondering. And you are pursuing actions by the states to go after Anthony Fauci and others involved. Why don't you tell us about that, Sir?

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Well, absolutely. First, when I heard about Joe Biden's 11th hour pardons of Dr. Fauci, as well as a number of other people, I was incensed and angered by it because obviously the pardons prohibit those individuals from being held accountable through prosecution or, or litigation at the federal level. But when I heard that as my phone was being lit up by constituents around the state of South Carolina, like, what can we do? I said, you know what, you know, I want to encourage Congress, I want to encourage the administration to keep pursuing the truth. We need a full accounting of what happened back during the response to the COVID 19 pandemic. And then we need to, we need to let Congress and the Trump administration know that we are, we are, as the states are, prepared to be a vehicle for any legal action or courses of action that the federal government would otherwise be prohibited from bringing. So I want to make sure that there's an accounting and I want to make sure that there's transparency. And the states are not prohibited by this. And we wanted them to know that. And that's why we sent the letter with 17 states.

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Now you do have 17 states involved. 17 attorneys general are going to investigate Dr. Fauci's response to the pandemic. Does this mean that, that the pardon by Joe Biden would be negative if the states were able to find illegality according to state statutes?

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That's right. A presidential pardon does not prevent states from bringing legal actions, if any exist. Again, that's, that is a federal. There's two different sovereigns there's the federal government and then there's the respective states. We all are our individual sovereigns with our own set of laws. Now, I'm not saying there will be breaches of state law, and I'm not even saying that this is a witch hunt for Dr. Fauci or anyone in particular. What I'm trying to say is that the states have our own court systems, we have our own laws. And if Congress and the administration can help provide us with access to the voluminous amounts of information and material that we can evaluate, then we will evaluate it for potential courses of action that we could pursue. And again, I want to at least be responsive to my citizenry in South Carolina, as many of the other ages around the country want to be responsive to their constituencies. So that. So that's, that's why we're doing this.

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Now, let me ask you, we're talking to Alan Wilson, the South Carolina Attorney general. Real glad to have you on, by the way. It's an honor to have you on, sir. Let's talk about the shrapnel caused by this outrageous reaction to Covid. Not only the creation that was bought and paid for, but the lack of holding China accountable for it. And then, of course, the untold damage that it did to businesses and children's lives. Children's lives. Shutting down schools unnecessarily. What do you suppose the economic impact as well as the emotional impact on residents of South Carolina? How could you quantify all of that? And what have you discovered?

[B]

Well, you know, if you look at test scores, you know, across a spectrum of time that includes the 2020, 2021 timeframe, you will see a significant drop in reading and math stores as math scores with children in South Carolina as you would probably across the other 49 states and territories. And so obviously, I think the full effects of the COVID19 response will probably reveal themselves more and more as time goes on, as we have more perspective and hindsight. So I fully expect there to be more harm as to what the economic harm could have been. I mean, obviously, you're talking about shutting down an entire national economy in respect to state economies, hundreds of billions of dollars. I think in the long term, you think about the people who lost their jobs and their livelihoods. You think about the government subsidies that were paid coming out of that. You think about, about the educational lapses that children are suffering. You talk about the health, potential health ramifications of children and others who, because of faulty policies based on, you know, advice given by, you know, folks at the NIH and other government agencies, you know, children were forced to get, you know, vaccinations that might have potentially harmed them or exposed potential health issues. So these are things that you don't fully know until you get some time between you and the event. But as time passes by, I think people become more and more angry. You remember the six foot thing, the rule that they put out in America?

[A]

Oh, yes, I know it was. Well, see, I said this. I have an expression on my show called don't catch the stupid. And I realized that if you believe that standing six feet away from somebody, if they have the deadliest virus ever versus 5ft killing you, you've caught the stupid. And then I also said that if you believe a paper mask will stop this supposedly deadliest virus ever from getting virus, then you believe that wearing a cowboy hat will provide protection when you go scuba diving. It's all been apparently absurd. And this was all about. It was all about tearing down a presidency and taking an election. I'm not afraid to say that because I couldn't say that. It used to be called misinformation and disinformation now, are you? Joe Biden said that we cannot sue the vaccine companies for vaccine injuries until Donald Trump leaves office. Is this going to be part of your pursuits and the pursuits of the other AGs?

[B]

And look, I'm not prepared to say one way or the other what we're going to do. What I, what I am willing to say is that I am open to any and every legal course of action available to the states that is reasonable and appropriate under the law. I'm not going to say no to something just because it might be outside the box, which is again, why this letter offering the state as vehicles for justice. Also, you were just talking about some of the ridiculous things that you observed during the pandemic and in the aftermath of the pandemic.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

I'll tell you the thing about the paper math. It was almost like the paper mask became less about the science. It became less about protecting people and their health. It became more of a social status symbol. It was almost like you wearing a special badge on your chest. I would watch people in their cars with the mask on and no one was in the car with them. And people walking down the streets with masks on with no one around them. And what I particularly thought was humorous is they would wear the paper mask and they would have it pulled below their nose because they didn't like breathing under the mask. And I'm like that completely negates the whole purpose of wearing a mask. And yes, and so it was amazing how many millions of people fell for the ridiculous policies coming out of this response. And the response was born out of really bad policies made out of people with a political agenda in positions of power.

[A]

It was 100% that my daughter missed out. She was a freshman in high school. When they shut down the school, her first semester, the second semester was completely canceled. They had no contingency plan at all. So she went from, from January through the following fall, eight months without any education. Then they went into remote learning, which was worthless by the way. Then they went into hybrid learning for the second semester. And then I would drive her and drop off to school. And for the next year I would see kids come out of the school and they would leave their masks on on the walk home. That's how terrified these idiots in the bureaucracy made our children. And I, you know, I could see the shrapnel in my kids. My son missed half of his college, college socialization because of this. He was at University of Kansas. And then, and then, you know, kids being having to stay at home. Fortunately, Gen Z threw off a lot of that, by the way, and came around and voted for Donald Trump. Are you hoping possibly for a civil action with regard to possibly compensating people for the losses that they experienced because of the madness of COVID lockdowns?

[B]

Again, I'll say what I said earlier. I mean all potential legal resources, obviously some people might have individual causes of action they can bring on behalf of themselves. And obviously the states have parents patriot authority and we have other causes of action we can bring on behalf of our entire states that, you know, I think we're all open to. Again, I don't want to my skis and mismanage expectations, but what people need to understand is the states are separate sovereigns from the federal government. We have our own set of laws that we can bring to represent our various constituencies. And for people out there who think that they got off the hook simply because Joe Biden waved his magic pardon wand over them, you know, I don't want them to be too comfortable just yet. Congress, Trump administration, help us gather the information, send it to the states, let us evaluate it and pursue any potential courses of action that might be available. Again, at the end of the day, even if there are no legal courses of action, if Joe Biden pardoned people for committing crimes, then I want people to know that that happened. That can only happen if Congress and the administration continue to expose everything that happened over the last five years.

[A]

Now you've got 17 states all together. Is. Is Missouri with Andrew Bailey on your team here?

[B]

Yeah, Andrew's a good friend and he's very much involved. He's been a leader on this issue, as you already know, and he is on the letter.

[A]

He is. And he's also very involved in the censorship of American speech with regard. With regard to the government. How could people help you out in your efforts in going after Anthony Fauci? How could people give you information maybe about. About things they know, you know, Chuck Schumer is asking for whistleblowers with regard to the firing of people who are underperforming and, And. And corrupt. What about people who were abused or shut down or. Or have some insider information with regard to the cdc, hhs, or Anthony Fauci. How to do they. How do they get involved and send you that information?

[B]

Well, there's two ways to go about doing this. First, you can contact your respective Attorney General's office, and I'll provide that information to your attorney general. But you can also petition members of your congressional and U.S. senate delegation because they have oversight authority over the NIH and all the other agencies involved during the response to the COVID 19 pandemic. And so calling your member of Congress, calling your senator to say, hey, we. We have information we want you all to receive. And they can either conduct hear hearings, or they can receive testimony, or they can receive evidence and information that they can then sum up for the states and then send it to us. So there's two ways to skin this cat, at least two ways that I'm aware of that you can get information to the states to review.

[A]

All right, well, I appreciate you. By the way, I can't tell you how many of my friends are saying they're moving to South Carolina. There's something about South Carolina. I got a good buddy who just left. He's owned a couple restaurants. He moved out there, and it is a lovely state. Man, I've been to Charleston. I've been out on the beach. And it is. It is a glorious place, my friend.

[B]

Friend. Well, when you come here, please give me a call. Would love to meet you and have a meal with you. And if you're listening to this, this broadcast, we love to have our friends from all over the country visit us in South Carolina. We love to eat barbecue and we love the sunshine here.

[A]

Now. Now, see, I'm in Kansas City, my friend. Respect. No, no, no, no, no, no. Respect. I respect the Carolina mustard barbecue. I respect It. I do. It's just not as good as Kansas City.

[B]

Oh, well, we can tell you what, you know, we can do. We can have that debate over some Kansas City and Carolina mustard Barbe.

[A]

All right, man, I appreciate you. Thank you so much for joining the show. And Alan Wilson, South Carolina Attorney General. We'll have you on again soon, and we'd love to stay in touch with you about this, pursuing these actions.

[B]

Looking forward to it.

[A]

All right, let's take a break. This is the Rob Carson Show. A lot of them were like, what do we do? They're literally asking me, what do we do to stop him? I was like. I just so. I was like, you don't.

[B]

You actually don't have the means to.

[A]

Do so because these poor people are in these agencies. And when these idiots come in, these children, these arrogant little come in and say, we're going to call the federal marshals or the President has ordered you to step aside. They kind of have to, you know, you have to be resistant and be walked out by security, and then security doesn't know which one to listen to. I'd like to see all the. Whatever it is, 48 or 49 US senators and any Republicans that want to join.

[B]

I'd like to see a couple hundred.

[A]

Members of Congress go to the building where this is and demand to go in and physically stop this and let them arrest you. Hey, everybody. You know, I. I realized a rally a day keeps the fascists away. Brilliant. Brilliant.

[B]

Ask.

[A]

Where are you. Bring your ass over here. I'm not afraid of you. He's a thief. He's a gangster. He's a gangster. Here's Anthony Maxine. What was it last night? I saw somebody say she looked like Esther from Sanford and Sons as a Gen X kind of thing. We were kids when that TV show was on. And Esther, I used to love that show. I used to love Sanford. And so we watched Sanford and Son, Chico with the man. I thought we were all racist and everything in Iowa, you know? But anyway, we gathered around the hearth and watched those shows. You know, it's interesting because all of these Democrats are just freaking scratching, clawing, you know, you can't fire us. Yeah, you can. The chief executive fires you. In case you didn't know. You ever been fired. You never get fired by Bill and hr. You get fired by the chief executive. That's what the chief executive is there for. And I made the comment that Democrats die like movie vampires. Remember that? I've been talking about that for a couple years. They die like Movie vampires clawing and scratching, trying to drag anyone into hell with them. And. And Joe Rogan made that analogy yesterday.

[B]

What we're getting to is essentially the coffin where the vampire sleeps. And that's what USAID is. They found the coffin. You know, and maybe that coffin does hand out sandwiches in Guatemala, but for the most part, what they're doing is they're controlling the entire federal government and they're controlling the mindset, the zycha of the population.

[A]

100%. Yeah. Yeah, just like movie vampires trying to drag you into hell with them. But we're not going, are we? Y' all can just go to hell. That's what I had to say. Oh, that's so impolite. I don't even care. I don't even care. It's about time federal employees were fireable. And my God, you've been fireable for a very long time. Not all of you, but a good share of you. Yeah, 100%. So economists are predicting possibly a depression by 2030. Why? Why is this? Well, we got $35 trillion in debt right now. The. The interest payment on that is higher than the budget for the freaking military. And this is not going to end well, kids, because we have a smaller tax base. Younger people not making as much money going to cover the cost of all of that. All of the Social Security, Medicare. Now, maybe you ought to protect your family for the future. Gold is a safe haven in hard economic times. Birch Gold makes it easy to diversify a portion of your savings into physical gold gold. 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I'd much rather see a deal with Iran where we can do a deal, supervise, check it, inspect it and then blow it up or just make sure that there's no more nuclear, that we just a better deal than the Obama nuclear deal. Well, that was the stuff that was the dumbest by the way. That would have expired by now. Yeah, that was a road to a nuclear weapon. It was a short term deal. You can make a deal with just a few years on it. That deal would be expired by now. Think of it. And they would have a legal right to have a nuclear weapon. Yeah. Donald Trump is given Hamas a deadline. It is noon on Saturday. They have responded by saying we are not going to negotiate with freedom loving people because you know, we don't negotiate with terrorists anyway. And so I would expect some boom boom happening on Saturday. I hope so. I've said to evacuate the innocent and raise Raz Gaza and with Iran as well. By unleashing our energy we can put a lot of economic pressure on Iran. 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