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Welcome to the Vince Show. But it ain't Vince. It's your boy, Sean Farish. Hey. Well, you know, it could. It could be worse. It could be a lot worse than this. We're going to have a lot of fun today and appreciate everybody being here. We're going to touch the touch on the comey and Letitia James. Deep State fighting back. I know it was disappointing news yesterday, but it's not the end. It's not the end. Pam Bondi said she's going to appeal it. There's a candidate in my neck of the woods running for federal office. She's running for Congress. Special election, December 2nd. Her name is Afton Bain, the complete and total lunatic. Plus, news out of Chicago. These radical judges letting criminals walk freely in the streets. It's gotta be. It's gotta be handled. Something's gotta be done about it. We got all that and more coming up here on the Vince Show. But first, a word from our friends over at Patriot Mobile. 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You know, the deep state has fought back, and I saw a lot of people yesterday. And, you know, I will admit when I got the news that James Comey's case was dismissed. And Letitia James, you know, I call her Sasquatch, right? Look at her. I call her Sasquatch. She has a disease. It's called at your foyer. You ever see that? One eye looking at you. One eye looking for you. It's a very interesting thing, but. And I watched the show Expedition Bigfoot. They can never find Bigfoot. And I'm saying, you know, Attorney General in New York, she's not that hard to find, really. Not that hard to find. And none of the pictures of her are blurry, so I don't know, maybe Tim Burchett. I made a. I made a joke about that in front of Tim Burchett. He thought that was hilarious. But Letitia James, mortgage fraud, James Comey lying to Congress. We all know he lied, but they dismissed the case on a technicality. And this is kind of what I was saying earlier in the year, you know, and Department of Justice, the FBI was like, where's the arrests? Why are nobody. Why is nobody being arrested? And I'm not saying that the Comey indictment was rushed because they had to get that in to avoid missing out on the statute of limitations, having the statute of limitations expire. But one of the things that I've been saying, one of the things that I think most people just don't want to hear because we're impatient. We're in the microwave steak generation of things, right? It's, you know, we need it now, and if we don't get it now, it's a failure. And that's a. That's a huge problem. So one of the things I said with these indictments and the lack of arrest was that these cases need to be airtight. They have to be airtight in order for these. In order for these cases to stick. Because you're not just going up against, let's say, a corrupt defense, right? James Comey, Letitia James, which you're also going up against the actual swamp. Look at these judges, right? Not just the ones that are saying, well, alligator Alcatraz has to close, or Donald Trump isn't allowed to deport people, or they're suing him over tariffs. Right. Not just that, but they're gonna try to cover for the people who are going to be, you know, essentially prosecuted James Comey for the egregious conduct that they had when they occupied their positions. Right? So it's not just about. It's not just about the. The indictments being airtight for the sake of putting these, these defendants, James Comey and these deep state actors away. It's not just that. It's. It's really about not giving these activist judges and the swamp, whether it's in, you know, in Virginia, in D.C. in New York. It's more or less about making sure that there's no chinks in the armor, that there's no holes to exploit so that they can let these people off. And that's, unfortunately what happened in the Comey case and the Letitia James case. They say that Lindsey Halligan was improperly appointed, which, if you remember, that's one of the ways that they got rid of Jack Smith's indictment in Florida. Judge Eileen Cannon did the same thing. And if you remember, it was the left who flipped out. They absolutely flipped out over the fact that they. They dismissed that, what the Donald Trump called it the boxes hoax. They dismissed the indictment in. In that Florida district down, where Donald Trump was indicted for having classified documents in the bathroom of Mar A Lago or wherever the heck he was keeping it. So, you know, they. They flipped out over the fact that they said that the prosecutor, Jack Smith, was unlawfully appointed. And now they got the same ruling essentially in their favor regarding Lindsey Halligan. But here's the cool thing, right? The case was dismissed without prejudice according to Harmeet Dhillon, and according to the ruling, which means it can be refiled. Now, there's been the debate, you know, the statute of limitations. Where are they going to go with all of this? Are they going to be able to bring the case against Comey if the statute of limitations is up? There's a case that you may not be able to do it, but refiling under 18 US code section 3288, which is the savings statute, there is a federal law that allows a new indictment after a previous one is dismissed, even if the statute of limitations period has expired if done within certain time windows. So after a dismissal post limitations, a new indictment must be returned within six months. So they've got six months now to get a prosecutor lawfully appointed. And this is why we have been making a big stink with John Thune and the Senate people screaming, what? The Cabinet's already appointed. You already got, you know, an Attorney general. You already have, you know, a Secretary of State, a Transportation secretary, Sean Duffy, doing a tremendous job, by the way. You already have an EPA administrator. You already have Tulsi Gabbard in her position, and RFK in his position, John Ratcliffe. What do you need? There's no more confirmations. Well, that's not true. These US Attorneys like Lindsey Halligan need to be confirmed by the Senate again, same rationale that allowed the Jack Smith indictment down in Florida to get tossed. And he was not confirmed by the Senate as a prosecutor to go after Donald Trump. He was listed as a special prosecutor brought in that way, Eileen Cannon said, unlawfully appointed, he's out. So you need to get these people confirmed. We ran into this problem when Ed Martin was run. He's now the pardon attorney. He's doing a phenomenal job in his position, by the way. But when he was running or was. Was nominated, he wasn't running. It's not an election. But he was nominated to be the U.S. attorney out of Washington, D.C. and they. It was Thom Tillis, I believe he came out and, you know, started warming up to sing, right? Me, me, me, me, me. I don't like the way he talked about January 6th. I don't like the way he referred to people on January. I don't like this. I don't like that. I said, okay, well, it's not about you. Did you ask your constituents in. Did you ask your constituents in North Carolina? Did you ask your constituents in any of the congressional districts right across the state what they felt? I don't think he did. It was all about Thom Tillis. So they canned the appointment of. Or the nomination of Ed Martin. Right. And he was replaced by Judge Jeanine Pirro, who's also doing very well, and she was confirmed. The point is, when we. When we look at the process, right, and it's very important to be dialed into to what you know, the inner workings of the swamp. And how this process works is very important to understand these U.S. attorneys, just like we had with judges at the end of the Biden administration, and these confirmations are so crucial to the smooth operation of this administration, or you wouldn't have had this case dismissed. This Comey case would never have been dismissed had Lindsey Halligan already been confirmed by the Senate. So now they have a chance. They've got six months to actually get her confirmed. If I was John Thune, I'm on the phone with President Trump this morning saying, hey, she's getting confirmed tomorrow. Let's see what happens after that. Right, but that's, that's where we stand with this Comey and Letitia James case. And nobody wants justice for these bad actors more than I do. Right? And there's gonna be people flipping out. No, I want justice more than you want justice. You're the one saying, be patient. Well, the reason I say be patient is again, you need these cases to be airtight. If they're not airtight, if they're, if there are holes, you don't think the Swamp is going to exploit them. I'm a huge sports fan, right? So like I love baseball. Baseball is one of my favorite, one of my favorite sports. And you see there used to be the overshift, right? So they could take the entire, they could take the entire infield, essentially like third base and put him at second. You leave a gaping hole right where third base and shortstop is. So if you're a right handed hitter, off to your left, there's a wide open, sorry, a left handed hitter off to your, off to your left. If you're a left handed hitter, there's a wide open hole in the infield. And I know a lot of people say, well, they're playing them the pull. You know, this is a pull hitter, but why not drop a bunt down the third baseline and make it over to first, exploit the holes? That's what the Swamp is going to do. I'm unfortunately a New York jets fan. It's very tough life. And as a matter of fact, one of the, one of the worst things about being a New York jets fan is when I tell that to people I have to already have in the back of my head to respond with whatever they're going to say because they're going to, you know, they're going to feel bad for me, I promise. It's not that bad. It's only football. Like, it's okay. But as a New York jets fan having to deal with Bill Belichick for so long in our, in our division, he was one of these guys in the New England Patriots, one of these teams where if you left any opening for them to exploit, they, they were going to exploit it, right? And so that's the point with these cases, with these, with the Comey case, with the Letitia James case, and with any of these cases that we want to see, any of these high profile, you know, prosecutions that we want to See, these cases have to have every T crossed, every I dotted, or else you're going to see it's not even to get the trial. And that's what we want. We want these cases to go to trial. Look, I can't guarantee that you're going to get a conviction. If it was up to me, we would. We would already convict them. Right? We would. We would. I would say get out of here with your motions to dismiss. You lied to Congress, Letitia James. You said you lived in two places at once. You can't do that, by the way, in New York. In New York, according to the state constitution, if you hold state office, you can't declare your primary residence out of state. That's the problem. She was saying she lived in Virginia and yet was serving as the Attorney General in New York. The other thing that I found weird about Letitia James, too, was this whole thing about the spouse. How do you. You know when. Mortgage fraud. Right. So the. The term fraud would imply that you intentionally deceived the person on the other side of that application. Right. And so people say, well, there's a difference between fraud and a mistake. How does one make the mistake? I'm just. Listen. Just asking questions. Right? That's my favorite. You get. You can't get in trouble for just asking. Apparently you can ask any question in the world, and you can't get in trouble as long as you ask the question. If your statement ends with a question mark, you can't get in trouble. Those are not my rules. Those are rules that some other people are playing with, by the way.
