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the buck Sexton Show. This is the bus Sexton Show where the mission or mission is to decode what really matters with actionable intelligence. Make no mistake American, You're a great American Again. The buck Sexton Show begins our welcome to the buck Sex and Show everybody, great to have you here, coming to you live from this so womp oh it is so swampy. I actually just went over and had a chance to join Eric Bowling on his

new show over on CRTV. I believe Eric wrote a book about the swamp and we got to chat a bit about what's going on down here in d C. I like the the the Conservatives and the Trump people that are down here in d C with me. We all feel the same way about it. We all we all feel like aliens in a foreign land. You know, we we realized that even though our guys in the White House, and even though our party has a majority in the Congress, d C is a a liberal enclave

of insanity, and it's reflective. I think of many of the worst progressive tendencies, and you see this with the nastiness to people who work for the administration, restaurants, and the the political monoculture that exists here where you're not

allowed to have a different point of view. And in fact, they try to enforce a kind of left wing solidarity culturally, and you know that they're there are stories about how they The the much fabled DC cocktail party circuit is in the dumps because all the famous and fancy hosts and hostesses with the big mansions in Georgetown and Colorama,

and this is all. That's all. This is an old cliche, right that there's not enough people now to go to them from the Trump administration because no one wants to invite them, or that they won't go one or the other. It's probably both. And uh, I think this is a good thing. I think the business of the American people should be business. I think that the government needs to be a lot smaller. I think the government needs to have a much lesser sense of its own importance. It

should be service. It also should, in many cases probably be temporary. And this idea of d C not as a place full of government servants, but as our overseers, those who make it all work and make the decisions for us. Uh, that's gotta go. That's part of the mentality that I think we need to combat, and I

think that Trump is doing that. And that's why Trump's success on all this is so troubling to these left wing swampers, the swampsters whatever we call them, swamp dwellers, because they've been telling themselves for a very long time that their attitude, their approach to life there the powers that they have either taken for themselves or that they have been given uh over the American people is justified

because they know more than us. So this is the center of the collectivist mindset right now, can be found in the DC federal bureaucracy and in the Democrat Party that has overtaken it. So that's just a quick note on what's going on in in Swamptown. And then you have what the media is focusing on so many different stories that and by the will talking about Iran policy later on, I might even get what's going on with Turkey. You've got the possibility of economic contagion, they're saying from

Turkey to India. Um, and you know, Trump is I think, making an example of Turkey for everybody else. He's saying, Look, Turkey's Turkey steps out of line, kidnaps, well, arrests, but it's basically kidnapping, holding them as hostage hostages. Uh, Turkey steps in a line, Turkey gets slapped down. You know who's next. It's a much more effective approach to deal with authoritarians and strong men and bad status governments around the world than sending them a strongly word letter from

the UN. We have a much to get into there though, and I have more thoughts, by the way, on the this struck situation after yesterday. Oh, nothing wrong from Peter Strong. Um. But let's start with m Arosa a little bit, because I view this mo or as a story about the media. In a story about m Rossa. This woman is making all these accusations and saying all this stuff that if it were anyone other than Trump being accused, we would be told Hey, you know this, this sounds like nonsense.

It sounds like somebody has gone through sifted through the comments section of the Huffington Post and the Daily Coast and these other left wing You're like, Buck, what are these sites? Don't worry, you don't have to. I read them, so you don't have to gone through them and picked out the craziest allegations about Trump that they can, and then made claims publicly using her access to the president to give them some veneer of credibility that this is

what happened. Um, now, this is what omar Rossa, who is now inflicted herself upon him work in political discourse. She is now such a big part of the new cycle folks that I would be remiss to ignore her and her allegations against the president. She's being used as a weapon against this administration. I don't like that. We have to play defense sometimes. But the other side, it's got a bunch of crazies and they're gonna take us down unless we fight back. You know, there's a real

People always say, oh, why is Trump so petty? Why does he respond to this reporter that reporter? And I say, you know, I remember what it was like for eight years of the Bush administration. Bush just getting slapped in the face by everybody and anybody in the media and the Democratic Party and going, whoa shucks. You know, I

don't want to be mean enough enough of that. And we can't let the media in mid August, you know, when things really quiet down, because everybody's in Nantuckett, in the Hampton's in the media and the political elite class can't let them get away with using this while they can as they can to hurt the president because they're gonna move on from this because there's no there's no verification for any there there's no validation. This is it's lies.

She's lying, and the media is eating it up because they love they love lies about Trump. Anything that's bad about Trump, I'll go for it. But this is Amarosha then black clip one. Donald Trump is a very kind person. He has a really good heart. I've spent time with him and his children and his family, and you can look at his family and see how close in it they are. He's not going anywhere. He has staying power.

Asked me if I would vote for him. I mean, I'm a chickalist first and foremost, but I'm also interested in watching this political process unfold. He's like the Tiger Woods about me in my personal experience, Craig, which is why you have me here. Um. I have never seen Donald Trump act inappropriately with women. He's always been very respectful.

I stand with Donald Trump because I know that he has an incredible vision for this country and he will and indeed make America great, not just for this group or that group, but for everyone. You make him very great for everyone? She said, Now, what kind of stuff is she's saying? Play it? I'm roast. If you have any other recordings, you wouldn't share them here? If you

got some, oh, I have plenty. Anything more I would like to see if he if he if his office calls again, would you be a great un investigation by more? Absolutely anything that they want out world certainly think should be impeached at this point, Yes, Trump should be impeached, she says. I mean, can't she say anything else that's gonna get Chris Matthews to got a thrill up his leg? I mean, is there anything else that she could say that would really just play into all the media biases

about Trump? I don't know she's saying at all. Trump Trump should be impeached. Trump is an idiot, Trump is a liar, Trump is mean. Trump said the N word. Oh yes, that's the big allegation now that the President of the United States said the N word. Um, that doesn't withstand much scrutiny, because, first of all, who did he say it to? Under what circumstances did he say it? Why is it this? Well, maybe she heard it, Maybe she didn't hear it. Maybe she heard the tape of it.

Oh no, she heard somebody say that they heard it on a tape. This is the kind of thing that if it had happened, folks, you would know about it. You know, if I asked you who hit you in the back of the head with a two by four one day on the way to work, you'd remember that incident. You wouldn't be like, well, I don't remember if that happened.

And if you had heard the President United States, or even before that, if you had just been Donald Trump, a very famous person, say that word, you would remember it. You would know when it was, you would know the context of it, and why not come forward with it right now? But by keeping it murky, you see, it is an allegation that can't be disproven, just like the Mueller probe. By the way, this is what they've resorted to with Trump insinuation, allegation, rumor conspiracy. You know, they're

not saying it happened. They're just not saying it didn't happen. I mean, can you prove prove that they that he didn't ever say this, Well, then he might have said it. This is a part of the of derangement though, Trump arrangement syndrome. When your main allegations revolve around what cannot be disproven in principle, then then you've got a very very serious psychological issue. I think then you've really lost the plot. You've lost all contact with reason and reality.

And that's only where we are. In fact that it's a Daily Beast reporter who approach the issue, dealt with the issue as a win suba sang Uh party that name I cannot I cannot pronounce the last name. Apologies on that one, um, but spoke about Omrosa's claim of an N word being said by the president. And here's what this Daily Beast reporter had to I had to share on play three back during the campaign and up

through the presidential transition. In late I actually looked into this because it's been a longstanding rumor since the days of the campaign that there is a Donald Trump N word tape dating back to his days of The Apprentice. UM, I talked to dozens upon dozens of people at the Apprentice for a series of stories, or who used to work at the Apprentice. I still do so don't know

any more. Uh, to sort of get Donald Trump related stories as the campaign was wrapping up, we published a lot of them, some of which look made Donal Trump

look pretty nasty. I couldn't find a single person who knew what the hell people were talking about when it came to this with the table, this mythical nword tape, And so far that's still the case, based on my reporting and the reporting of other people, including Yasha Ali the Huffington Post, who popped a story I think about nine or ten hours ago where the person who omar Rossa had claimed to people had come to the White House and played her a tape of Donald Trump saying

that Rachel Hypothet sort of laughed on the phone. It's like, know what what is omar Rossa talking about? She's a liar. I've been told by numerous people today in d C. Because I am now here in close proximity to the White House and can talk to people in the White House and get a sense of what's going on. I've been told my numerous sources, look, Omar Rose is just a liar, and they all kind of roll their eyes.

They I'll be honest with you, folks, they all roll their eyes, like, you know, Trump shouldn't have brought her in. It was not a good idea. And John Kelly sniffed out the nonsense right away and showed her the door, and thank Heavens for that. You know, clearly bringing in the general was the right move. But think about how

damaging this is, folks. A lot of people are gonna hear this allegation from Omar Rosa that the media has given tremendous credibility to now um and a lot of our our fellow Americans who are black are gonna hear this and say that they're gonna believe that the President said it, and that's gonna stay with them and that's going to change their thinking. And you know, we've just started to see this surge in black support for the president.

We've just we've seen I think a doubling in recent polling are close to it of of Black Americans who support the President of the United States. And I do think that there's a real urgency among the Democrats to

stamp that out right away. I mean, the worst fear the Democrats have is that you start to see large scale support from the Black community for Trump because he's bringing uh jobs into their communities, because he's showing them results that make their lives a little better, make their lives a little easier, allow them to pursue their dreams

and their destiny. Uh. And Democrats hate that, right because Democrats prefer the model of let's just assume that all black people with you know, five per cent or so exception, but you know, over black people are gonna vote Democrat. And it doesn't matter that Democrat run cities are a disgrace, the Democrat run schools are terrible, the Democrat policies and Democrats statism and welfarism has done nothing but harm all

minority communities. You know, That's that's their their fear is that Trump starts to break that stranglehold on the minority vote that Democrats have, and so they'll they'll jump on this story at omar Rosso as much as they already have, they'll keep running with it. And by the time we were really by the time this is all disproven, the damage will have already been done. And that's what I

think is so discouraging about it. By the time it's clear that omar rosis just I mean, she's just all this stuff she's thrown out there is it's like she heard she heard rumors about what people say Trump did. Her said it was, oh, yeah, I heard him do that. I saw him do that. You know, if she was so horrified by all that, she should have resigned. She didn't resign. She's a complete and utter opportunist in the media and her are symbiotically opportunistic with each other. Now.

It's very distressing, um, but we'll stay on this one, folks, eight to five eight four four buck. We have a whole lot more show. I want to talk to you for sure about this. This idea of a hundred newspapers writing an editorial about Trump's rhetoric. These people are crazy, Okay, they really have lost it. Trump is much less an enemy of press freedom, not just than presidents before him were. Then Obama was oh I'll make that case and I'll win.

You gotta stay with me, the president of This has absolutely nothing to do with race and everything to do uh with the President calling out someone's lack of integrity. Uh. The idea that you would only point a few of the things that the President has said negative about people that are minorities. The fact is the president's um an equal opportunity UH, person that calls things like he sees it. He always fights fire with fire, and he certainly does

and hold back on doing that. Across the board. The individuals in this room continue to create a large platform for somebody they know not to have a lot of credibility, for someone they frankly refused to give a platform to when they worked here at the White House. Uh. It wasn't until this individual started to negatively attack this president in this administration uh and try to tear this entire place down that she received the type of platform and

rolled out that she's getting. I think it would be great if every single person in this room, uh and every single person in the administration never had to talk about this again, and we actually got to focus on the real policies and the real things that not matter. Just to uh people in this building, but certainly all Americans, African Americans, Hispanics, and everybody in between. I think that would be the best thing that we could certainly do

for our country. Amen to that. Totally true. So Aaron Hockey Sanders is a tough job, you know. I used to I used to sit around and joke around, although it was kind of serious that I would have been a great White House Press second Harry for Trump. But man, it's it's rough these days. It's a lonely road, not a fun one, given the way the media treats her, the way the Democrats in America are treating her. But you know, there's one part of this that I have to say, I'm even a little I I can't use

the word surprise. It's just it's disappointing once again. And and that is that this this is it's not enough to say that Omar Rossa's allegations are credible, to treat them as credible. It's not enough to give her a huge platform for the sale of her smear book. But you've also seen a lot of people making the claim that Donald Trump, in his tweet about Omar Rossa, is racist. They're saying that Donald Trump is racist because he referred to Omar Rossa as a at the end of a tweet,

as a dog. And I'm hearing this a lot of people. They're saying, Oh, here's here's yet another incidents. Um, you know, Trump's that dog attack on Omar Rossa is the latest insult in an African American. They want to make that about race two. I mean, I could sit here, in courtesy of my friend Sean Davis tell you that here's a list of people that Trump has also referred to publicly as a dog. Mitt Romney, David Gregory, Chuck Todd, Steve Bannon, Glenn Beck, Bill Maher, Eric Ericsson, Rick Tyler,

David Axe, Rod Kristin Stewart. Those are all white people. So how is it that dog, all of a sudden is a racial slur or a dog whistle of some kind. I do need someone to explain that logic to me. I mean, you could say that he shouldn't call any woman a dog. Fine, I wish the president wouldn't do that either, But let's not pretend that it's racist just

because it's Trump. He's holding the line for America. Buck Sexton is back sir, we referred from the president via Twitter on Armor Rossa describing her as crazed, the crying low life a dog. Is this anyway for a president to talk about any American, let alone somebody that he hired and made the highest ranking African American woman to serve in his White House. What the Trump campaign is doing is he's forcing her essentially to defend herself and

potentially even paying damages. Why is that necessary? Why did you hire her? I mean, why didn't we hire somebody's describing as a dog. Pattern of insulting prominent African Americans people, he's taken criticized race plaint with John Lemon next to waters. He's playing that football players protesting racial injustice. Don't know if they're protesting. If you asked the President if he's ever used the young word, have you asked him directly? Sarah?

Why didn't you asked him direct again there at the podium and guarantee the American people they'll never hear Donald Trump uttered and word on a reporting in any context. Just to be clear, you can't guarantee it, can I go back to the racist question again. There's our our stalwart press Corps asking the questions America needs to know, same question pretty much over and over again. Trump a racists? Trump a racist? Hey? Is Trump a racists? Trump a racist?

There are other things going on in the world, then slanderous allegations about the president. You'll notice how little they really can do on Trump's record because it's going so well so far, because he's doing such a good job as a president. I do not seek a president who is a preschool teacher who's gonna tell my kids, you know, how to be some people. I know people feel differently

about that. They have this no you know, the presidents like the father of the nation to them, and they feel very you know, emotionally tied to his every word in action. I just want a good executive in charge of the the United States government so the things are going well, so the American people and live their lives. I don't obsess over every word, every tweet, everything that Trump says, or any other president says for that matter, because ultimately

we shouldn't all care that much. I think that's one of the big problems here, folks, is that we've been led to believe we have to care so much about everything going on with politicians. Everything that an administration says every utterance, every statement, when really I just want to see what the results are. I want the pursuit of

sound policies. I want the execution of government that is limited in scope, but that is at least efficient what it's supposed to do and successful as much as government can be. That's it. I don't need government to be my best friend. I don't needed to give me a warm hug. I don't need it to be my buddy and tell me that everything's gonna be okay. I've got friends in a great family for that right. Why do

you feel the same way. I'm sure you're even luckier than me because you probably have a dog and I haven't gotten a dog yet, which makes me sad that's gonna happened. Um, But you know, they just want to focus in on all this stuff. With with omar Rossa. I can't I can't get her name. It's amor Rossa or omar ross I say it both ways. I'm sorry I switched back and forth. I know it's minards not menards,

and it's I think omar Rossa. Um. But the big thing here, as I said, is the the disparity between what the White House wants to talk about and focus on as a matter of policy, and what the media wants to focus on. They just want to find some validation of their hatred of this president. That's their daily routine.

That's what they're really interested in. And that's why I Sarah Huckaby Sanders is up there having to um deal with someone saying that someone said something at some point in history that nobody can actually prove or even say when it happened or how it happened. I mean, this is a new level of unfair undermining, isn't it. You know,

they've gone from Russia collusion. Oh, you don't think this is an accident, Folks, don't think that this is just happenstance Russia collusion goes, it starts to fade in the background. We see Struck, we see McCabe, we see Page, we see Comy, we see or we see Yates, all of them scummy anti Trump, deep state left behind cabolsters. And now the narrative changes from that, Oh that's right, Trump's

a racist. Oh and it just so happens at this coincides with the week of the Charlottesville remembrance, and right,

these are not accidents. Why do we think that there were so much attention given over the weekend to a protest rally with twenty people because they're really hoping to make something of this, right, They want to switch the narrative now from Trump is a traitor, a Kremlin puppet, despite the fact that he's tougher on Russia objectively, factually than Obama wasn't eight years, despite the fact that he's getting more results in eighteen months, then Obama and his

team of self righteous clowns could get an eight years. They want to say that he's a Kremlin puppet, and he does. He does Putin's bidding, But they shift from that now, Oh, he's also a racist. Oh and also also a sexual harasser. We'll get into that in the moment. But Sarah Huckaby Sanders had to deal with the the supposed uh the N word allegations. Here's how that one. This is somebody who has been in business for decades and you're just now hearing some of these outrageous accusations.

After the fact, he's dealt with people all over the world. It wasn't until he became a candidate for president that you started to hear some of these salacious, uh and ridiculous claims. And certainly, I think if you look at the actions that this president has taken, certainly the policies that he's enacted, you can see the heart of who he is and you can see exactly uh what he has done and the type of president in person he is.

Donald Trump is just not a racist. They can say it as much as they want, and it really makes me sad when I hear people that I know, friends of mine in the black community, who who they really do believe they believe he's racist. And I asked him, I say why, And then there's always this, of course he is how how do you not see it? And I say why? What has he done that makes him a racist? Why do you believe this? What actions has he taken? What? What word? Oh? Because he because he

says that Don Lemon is stupid? Don Lemon is stupid, has nothing to do with Don Lemon's race. Don Lemmons just not very smart. Why why do we have to sit around and pretend you know who else? Because he gets into spats with a handful of NFL players who can't figure out that there are there are some things the country still more unified on than the need to play into minority grievance. Politics and support for the flag and for are ins and for our troops is one

of them. So if if NFL players can't figure that out, and by the way, they've also they keep shifting the ground. Right, Oh, it was it was about cops killing black men and black lives matter. Now it's just more about raising awareness. You know that the ground is always shifting on this the moment you get them and you get them in a position where they have to defend one thing that

it's something else. Right, Kaepernick wears pigs in police hats on his socks, but you know he's not being disrespectful or anything. That means that he's a racist. Well that means it's seventy of the country's racist or whatever. Does it disagrees with the kneeling or that doesn't think that it's respectabi, whatever the number is. But what's more likely?

I keep returning this, what is more what is more plausible in the real world that Trump is a trader working with the Russians, That Trump has uh committed all kinds of financial crimes. Don't forget that, And that's why he won't release his taxes. That Trump is a racist, That Trump is a serial sexual assaulter, That Trump is crazy, uh and not of sound mind. I'm trying to think

what else is in there? That Trump has never read a book, That Trump is you know, each cheeseburgers and sits around in a rowb all day and watches fifteen hours a day of TV. I mean, these are all the things. What's more likely that that this is true of the man who is running the country better than his Harvard Law educated predecessor did for eight years. Remember Trump also went to Warden. That always gets left out

of all this. But you know, I think that's kind of funny that they act like Trump just you know, came straight out of the back room of some billiards hall somewhere with like a bunch of Cheetos in one hand and a bunch of beer and the other things like I want to be president. But um, the guys a billionaire who went to an Ivy League school as well, so he understands the elites. And you see, that's that's really what bothers them so much about Trump is that

he's a class traitor. He has betrayed the elites. By no, he knows who they are, and he's supposed to play by their rules. He's supposed to be on their side. That's how they think about But because he doesn't do that, now they're throwing everything in Canada. And I come back to this, is it more likely Trump is all those things?

A traitor, crazy, a racist, a rapist, a crook, a thief, all of those things, because those are accusations that are made by supposedly serious people, or our Democrats and progressive as a bunch of cry babies who can't handle what's really going on in the world, who won't accept that Obama was not the genius they pretended he was, that he was not the savor that they were telling He's telling us he was every day that the media destroyed

its reputation by walking around giving Obama the equivalent of a BackRub every day with their editorials and with their news coverage. It was an embarrassment, it was a joke. And Trump just came along and told us the truth about this. And now we can finally say it out loud. Now we don't have to pretend like there's some special magic about Cooper or Tapper or uh what's this the little the little short uh steph uh, he's gonna say, Papadapolis, Stephanopolis.

You know, there's nothing about these eyes other than their fat paychecks that makes them unique. In fact, they're part of a system that has been engaged in a long standing fraud. And the fraud is that they don't have a bias, that they don't have a point of view, that they're just bringing you the news, just the facts.

It's a lie. And the ones who are the most sanctimonious about it, by the way, Tapper Stephanopolis, Uh, they're the worst actually because they're they're they're pushing propaganda all the time. They just pretended or just just journalists here, just journalists, no point of view, not presenting an agenda. We're not activists, sure buddy, sure you aren't. You know, if what Trump was saying about them wasn't true, they wouldn't be so upset. And oh, by the way, then

there's also the results component of this. Not only they say all these lies about Trump all the time, they don't want to deal with what's really going on in the country Playcliff nineteen. This is a president who is fighting for all Americans, who is putting policies in place that help all Americans, particularly African Americans. Uh, just look

at the economy alone. This president since he took office, in the year and a half that he's been here, has created seven hundred thousand new jobs for African Americans. That's seven hundred thousand African Americans that are working now that weren't working when this president took place. When President Obama left after eight years in office, eight years in office, he had only created eight hundred or one hundred and

ninety five thousand jobs for African Americans. President Trump and his first year and a half has already tripled what President Obama did in eight years. Not only did he do that for African Americans, but for Hispanics. One point seven million more Hispanics are working now. This is a president who cares about all Americans, who is committed to helping them, and is putting policies in place that actually do that. And all of that truth, my friends, is

why they hate him so much. He's not supposed to be better for minority communities in terms of employment. That Obama was. Obama was our great savior. Obama was going to slow the rise of the seas. They haven't forgotten, of course, that Trump was unwilling to genuflect to Obama back when he was president. Media is very upset about this. My friends. There in the narrative creation business, they are not just bringing you information and letting you decide what's

what's important what's not. Beyond that, they're presenting you with a narrative that always places those who are making that narrative very high on the list of priorities for this country. You'll notice that too, journalists have incredibly high opinions of themselves. I think that it's amazing that so many of them can run the scams they do, to be as untalented as they are, get as much attention and make as

much money as they do. When I see more impressive people day to day cooking food, opening doors, and fixing toilets than I see on TV channels across the country talking about the news. They hate Trump because it's working. And what is their answer for that, Oh, he's he's all these terrible things, just venom and hatred and bile. Don you notice that they can't even really come up with what he's doing wrong on policy? They just disapprove

of his very existence as president. I've got some follow ups on Antifa, speaking of disapproving that I wanted to get you today. We will discuss that. And then this hundred newspapers all colluding against Trump. That's a discussion worth having. And people calling for a boycott of Sam Adams producer Mike, what is this all about? This is crazy calling for a boycott of Sam Adams because he said is the tax cuts helped his company? This is so so uh

you know what, we'll get into this. This is so soviet. You can't even tell the truth. You're not even allowed to state objective reality about what the president has done that's good without getting in trouble. Now, and they think we're the crazy ones, folks. They think you and I I have something wrong with us. Huh wow, eight four four eight to five eight four four much much more

show coming, team, stay with me. I'm sure. Look, we we've all had enough of of omar rossa palooza, right, so we're we want to get past that, and uh and I will I promised the next hour. I've got lots of other stuff to talk about the left, defending big journalists like bro Cuomo, defending Antifa, Antifa. We have that somewhere on the board. I always like that one Antifa.

There we go, thank you. Um, but I wanted to finish off our armar rossa discussion hopefully once in role though it's useful for bashion Trump just like that guy, remember Fire and Fury, Michael Wolfe made a lot of money.

That guy wrote that book, Fire and Fury, and then they figured out, wait a second, this guy is total, total scum and was willing to with just no evidence and no one believed him, and it was a complete force insinuate that there was some kind of a sexual relationship between Trump and Nicky Haley, which is just a horrifying thing to say that nobody believed nobody, but even even people hate Trump were like, that's not no, that's not come on, you can't do that because it really

Also it defamed Nikki Haley completely unfairly. Um so there's there's that part of this. Uh. But it took that until people finally backed off. And now, um, I think we're gonna reach that point with alm Rossa soon if we're not already there. But here's what she says about about Trump with women play, you feel like you were harassed by him in the White House for being a woman harassed in a sexual way at any point did he harass anybody in a sexual way? Any me two moments.

I don't know that I would characterize them as me too. But I saw in your book, for instance, where he grabs you and he kissed you without you welcoming. That He did that very often with women anytime he wanted. He's very physical. He would grab women kiss them unsolicited anytime any day. You've heard that before, of course about Trump. So that's one another thing that joeme Arosi is saying that it's going to get her attention from the media.

And then there's the Mueller probe because if she really wants their attention, got to throw something in there. Have you been interviewed by the special Counsel? I have a said Robert Mueller could be interested in. He might want to call you again. What sort of tapes would he be interested in? You know, if he calls me, I certainly will um participate with anything that he needs. I'll provide him what way he needs. But that's the extent that I can talk about. But you said he's interested,

that's that's that's dangling something. Can you give us a little bit more that's information to say this that there's a lot of corruption that went on both the the campaign and in the White House, and I'm gonna blow the whistle on all of it. She's going to blow the whistle on all of it. Don't hold your breath, folks, don't hold your breath. I think that that you're gonna wait in a long time for that whistle, kind of like when that waiting a long time for that collusion

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disseminating information with actionable intelligence. Make no mistake America, You're a great American again. This is the Buck Sexton Show. Activity Analysts. Sexton, No, welcome back to the Buck Secton Show. Everybody. I know, I know, I said we were done with Elma Rosa, but we gotta Pauler who wants to weigh in on this one stand in Mississippi. Hey Stan, Hey Buck, I know, I know it's Twitter and you know how

that goes. But word on the street is Omar Rose who works for al Gore when he was vice president for Clinton. Yeah, she most certainly did. That is a true statement. So this is not even the first White House she has been invited. Well, my god, you know, Trump knew all this before he ever got her in there. And see was the plants, you know, Stan, I just I don't know if Trump's you know, I don't know if she got to him because of Trump's ego or

because of his sense of loyalty or a combination. But you know, with this one, this was this is an own goal, you know. And I give the President credit for all the good stuff he's doing and all the unfair stuff he's up against. Look, this isn't a big deal, but this was not. It's not great. It's not great. I mean, the mooch SCARAMOCHI, nobody knows you're gonna call up You're gonna call up a report and be like, hey about a being bleep bleep bleep oyut of being.

You know, like, no one knows that someone's gonna do that until the Mooch did it. But with olmar Rossa, they had plenty of warning. I think you know that too. Yeah, so well, I just wanted to let you know I didn't know that. Now that you've confirmed it, forming I think, oh yeah, no, that's that's true, Stan, that's Stan Shield. Sorry, thank you for calling in. Let me tell you a bit more about this. Uh. This is from Carry Pickett. Oh, I know Carry, She's over at the Daily Caller quote.

The Trump White House is not the first to be unsatisfied with the work performance of Omar Rossa Menigal, the former senior Trump staffer who already released secretly recorded conversations she had with the President and Chief of Staff John Kelly.

Despite Omar Rossa's complaints that she was poorly treated in the Trump White House during her tenure as one of the highest paid staffers there, former numerous staffers for Vice President Al Gore's office told The New York Times last year that she was a terrible employee for the then Vice president during her days on Trump's NBC program. The Apprentice People magazine reported in two thousand and four that

she held four jobs within two years. When she worked for the Clinton administration at twenty four years of age, she scored an entry level twenty five thousand dollar per year post applying to invitations for the Vice president. According to the Times, she left a mound of thirteen months worth of unanswered correspondence addressed to Gore below her desk. People magazine reported a former staff are saying, quote, she didn't do her job, and she got everybody in trouble.

She was the worst hire we ever made. Mary Overbee, Gore's former office administrator, told The Times, that's that's pretty definitive, folks, the worst higher we've ever made. That was. But you see, you're probably wanting buck. I don't understand why is there all this reporting out there on her, you know, because this obviously under minds are now. Oh, but you see, this is when she was in the Trump white House and they were trying to undermine Trump's entire staff and

just trash everybody. And so that reporting, uh, that was I mean, the information in there came via the New York Times, a lot of it. The New York Times reported on this. Oh, I can't believe they actually had previous as the chief was previous was the chief of staff. It's kind of amazing we think about it. I do not think the guy was really up for that one. But anyway, I don't know Ryan's I've heard he's a nice guy, but I don't think I don't think he

was ready to be Trump's chief of staff. I think that's fair, all right, So I said, I said, we're gonna limit the omar Rosa talk. We're gonna have limits on on that one, because there's other things that, uh, I think deserve attention. You know, today on My Hill, My Hill TV show, where you know, it's a left right show, it's like Hannity and Combs back in the day, and you can figure out who you think is Hannity and who you think is Comes. But we're trying that.

It's different, different format, and I have to deal with, you know, a fair amount of liberals. And recently I had to show professional uh manners to a guy who came over from Not Media Matters, which is, you know, just for me, a step above like a you know, a Jehada group in terms of how much I de spies them. Um, but this group right Wing Watch, which I think I've actually popped up in some of their articles. So I've got that going for me, which is nice.

But he looked like he was very, very nervous, and I didn't want him to have some kind of an episode, so I didn't. I didn't push him all too hard on what he had to say. Um. But then today we had somebody from the Committee to Protect Journalists, which is a fascinating little organization because you know, they talk about journalists abroad. And I said, that's you know, that's good.

We should we should certainly spend some time thinking about how we can make the world more open and fair and free when it comes to journalists and and the First Amendment. And I'm I'm all for it. I'm all about it. Right, that's great. But what they've been doing lately, kind of like the Southern Poverty Law Center, is they become a left wing outfit under the guise of just

being an issue organization. You got the Southern Property Laws Center, which ever, I'll tell you this, they've become just a left wing a left wing group that attacks anybody that is in the crosshairs of of progressivism or anybody that

the progressives don't like. But they've got a war chest with hundreds of millions of dollars in it, and they're all lawyers, so people tend not to deal with them, mess with them that they just don't want to have to handle the blowback from the Southern Poverty Law Center. So you've got you've got that going on. Um, But this group, the community proctor protected journalists a little a little less left wing, but we have one of their people here today. If she has a PhD, it's very

nice for her. And we talked a bit about this, and they're worried about Trump's rhetoric. You see, it's Trump's fault, and this is a this is another one of these things you hear. It's another one of the talking points. It's Trump's fault that foreign dictators are talking about fake news. Meanwhile, they've been talking about how the press lies and and there's conspiracy and stuff for as long as there's been a press, So there's no none of this is new

at all. But if there's a way to tie any mouthfeasance around the globe to President Trump, you know our press, we'll do it. And they do do it. Okay, So I sat down with her and with with Crystal, my co host, and I just had to note that they're worried about and this is going to tie in in a few minutes to a couple of things. One antifa journalist, and then we'll talk about this effort to write some editory.

All the newspapers are getting to together. I think the Washington Post is actually sitting this one out, but a lot, you know, a hundred newspapers getting together to criticize Trump and his rhetoric, because that's really gonna convince people that the media is not out to get Trump. We'll get to that, and also the role that anti or what the media has been saying about anti fuss since this

all happened. But I'm sitting down next to this woman from the Community to Protect Journalists and I say, Okay, what can you tell me about the assaults on journalists that happened in Washington, d C. A few blocks from where we were doing the interview, And she responded, uh, well, yeah, there was there are a couple of assaults against journalists, including a police officer who assaulted a journalist. And I'm like, oh,

I see what we're doing here. First of all, I didn't see any of that, a police officer assaulting a journalist. I mean, maybe a journalist was, uh, was breaking some kind of ordinance and didn't like the fact that cop was trying to move him off the street or something.

I didn't see any of that. I did see journalists getting punched and hitting their gear destroyed by left wing maniacs, and I would think the Committee to Protect Journalists, which has been running around trying to get attention for itself saying, oh my gosh, Trump's rhetoric, it's gonna inspire violence against journalists. They've been saying that. Meanwhile, hasn't happened. Jim Acosta is fine. Jim Acosta is richer and more famous than he's ever

been before, folks. He's just fine. Okay, same thing with you know, the rest of the CNN anti Trump crew. They're all fine. It's been this has been career enhancing for them. They just don't like anyone challenging them publicly. They're just used to being able to use their bigger platform to punch down. They don't like when somebody punches

down on them. That's what this is really about. When I asked this woman from the Committee to Protect Journalists what about the assaults that happened at the weekend, and she immediately talks about a police assault on a journalist, which I'm sure was a non assault, and I thought that was so telling, And she couldn't give me any specifics about the assaults on journalists in Charlottesville, the assaults on journalists here in d C. Not to myself. Well,

this seems quite strange. You've had violence against against people for doing the job of journalism, mind you, uh, in the last seventy two hours. And you're not your your your group is the Committee to Protect Journalists, and this is not top of mind for you. You're here to tell us that Trump says mean things, therefore are to Juan Is jailing journalists and Turkey. You really think that that's how this works? She said, Oh, she said she'll

look into it some more. I said, oh, okay, if I looking a little way, I said, well, what about the violence against journalists who are attacked and some case really brutally hit. I mean they're bleeding all over the place in in Portland again? Oh oh, anyone want to guess who hit them? Was it white nationalists? Was it neo Nazis? Was it TEA Party members? Oh no, that's right, the people who attack journalists in Portland. We're also left wing maniacs. This just seems so strange to me, folks.

I thought that all the extremism was supposed to be on the right. I thought, you know, the Southern Poverty Law Center, all these groups they talk about hate, and they're always talking about right wing hate. Right, that's the only hate that exists. There's no left wing hate. One of the one of the ironies here is that antifa h antifa protests there you go. Antifa protesters think that they are the direct ideological descendants of the anti fascist movements in Europe that were that led up to the

first the Second World War. They think that that's there. Um, they think that that's their lineage, their heritage, you know, ideologically speaking. And what's fascinating is that they, I'm sure in many cases don't know, and certainly the media that covers them don't know because most people have come across the media, don't read a lot of books, they don't know much, not very smart on the and the left

wing media. I really do mean this. It's gonna sound pandery and it's gonna and I know that it's fine. But the conservatives I come across and media are much more with it and well read and and interesting than because most of the liberals they just get pushed along. Yeah, that's right, you're saying the right things. We're just push you along. Conservatives have to be able to fight. I've got to know some stuff or else they're gonna get squashed.

But most of the liberal media, i'm sure, has no idea that the true anti fom movements, meaning the anti fascist movements on the streets of Germany and and and France and and other European countries, involved a lot of communists. And when you go back and look at the history of fascism and the rise of fascism in Europe, it was always that the fascist and the communists were vying

for the same recruits. And the advantage that fascism had over communism, whether it was in Italy or Germany or elsewhere, was that they had nationalism. It wasn't just this international Marxist revolution situation, right, There was a nationalism that people still wanted. They wanted that sense of identity to their nation, and fascism provided them of that. But they're both statist,

collectivist ideologies. And when I think it's so interesting is that these antifa protesters today aren't just opposing fascism, they're also calling for revolution because I heard them say it, so people can't tell me they're not saying it. They're also calling for violence against people that disagree with them for claiming that violence or that that speech, that they don't like equals violence, and they also have Marxist ideological roots.

So anti fascism historically and today is in fact linked to communism. You'll notice it's the far left that is into into anti fall. It's the far left that is supporting these black clad anarchists unning around the street. And they also are the same people who are often going to verbalize their support for universal health care and you know, much higher taxation and government and government control of industry and redistribution of wealth and reparations and all these things.

And I think it's fascinating that once you make that connection, then you also can begin to connect the antifa movement to the incredible and inhumane violence of communism which gets brushed away and so much of of the of the the histories that are told the kids these days that learn in school that the media thinks is true. Soviet violence was in terms of numbers on a and I mean repressive political violence was not just on a scale similar to the worst fascism in either Germany or Italy.

But when you look at the numbers of the Great Purge under Stalin and what happened to the cool Locks, the decaloguisation process, the liquid liquidization, a liquidation rather of the cool locks on the famine in Ukraine, the millions and millions of people killed for political reasons, in many cases bruly murdered or starboard death in the name of communism. Then you also have a sense of just why these maniacs are so radical running around the streets, because that's

a part of the history too. That is now their history, whether the media wants to tell you that or not. All right, I have much more for you, including how the media is trying to defend anti fun. We'll talk about this collusion among the papers, and oh so much more. Stay with me. Two wrongs and what is right. The biggots are wrong to hit anti far or whomever, anarchists

or malcontent or misguided. They are also wrong to hit, but fight hate is right, and in a clash between hate and those who oppose it, those who oppose it are on the side of right. Think about it, Well, it gets worse. Do we have more of that one? We gotta get more of that. That that's quote. That's bro Cuomo is like a hey versus you know the good people. Uh, he's somebody who just so you know, one of these imbeciles who tweets out the d D Landing.

You know, this was a while back, during some of the anti fostuff in August, he tweeted out anti fascist disrupting a large gathering of white supremacists. Uh, and the d D Landing. You know, because because the d D Landing and fighting Nazis in World War Two, that's similar to a bunch of under employed malcontents running around punching reporters and breaking windows and screaming about revolution. There's a lot more crazies on the left, folks, and they're on

the right. It's just a fact. They're all over the country. They're all over you see Anti Fall and all these different cities, these Black Lives Matter protesters, a lot of them hate the cops. I was there, I saw it. I've been there many times. Okay, they have been told they have been trained to despise police officers, black, white, Asian male, female, It doesn't matter. They hate all cops.

But they want to be taken seriously as a political movement that wants reform and police and community relations to improve. And they hate the cops. But this justification of Nazi punching, which is what they call it by Cuomo or this soft pedaling of Nazi punching is deeply troubling because I need you guys to all understand this. They think anybody who supports Trump is is basically kind of sort of a Nazi. Anything that white supremacy now just means, uh,

whatever they wanted to mean. I can't even find a a real definition of what white supremacy in the left wing cannon currently is defined as. I think it's the structure of white advancement and power in society over other groups, or something that is structural and institutionalized and historically base. I don't know. I used think white supremacy was people that thought that white people were better than other people based on their skin color. Pretty straightforward, a grotesque and

an evil thing to think. But now white supremacy is you know, yeah, we should have more police in that dangerous neighborhood. Oh, that's white supremacy. No. I just thought that the cops would be able to stop innocent people from being murdered and raped and be able to go to school and go to work and not be harmed by gangbangers. I I thought that's no, no, no, it's white supremacy. Now, you see, Okay, what about being upset

about Asians being discriminated against the college emissions? That's white supremacy too. I need someone to explain that one to me. But you know, the the Cuomo line here on this from CNN is when you hear from a lot of places, which is, you know, basically, Antifa are left wing crazy. They're not that bad because they're fighting against hate. That's

not true. They're full of hate themselves. So I don't know how they think they're effectively fighting hate when their hatred extends well beyond white nationalists to you and me. He's back with you now, because when it comes to the fight for truth, the funk never stops. There are a lot of different activists who are like, why are you in riot here? We don't see no riot here.

There is a belief by many activists, including Antifa, that the police support this kind of violence, because do you think the police, the police there were there to protect white nationalists. To believe that when you look at how the police respond to white nationalists that's composed the Black Lives Matter protesting again, you do Look, I never liked the idea of journalists getting attacked, but no one has a reason to believe even and you look at how

the police responded last year. When you look at the fact that they shut down the Metro in d C that let these guys go in, people have reasons to doubt the police's dedication to eradicating races wherever it comes from politically, and we should be the first to call it out. I disagree. There. You have somebody who's just straight up saying on MSNBC, yeah, act like a thug. You're in Black Lives Matter, You're an anti punch people do whatever you want because you know the cops are

on the side of the bad guys. You know, I wrote in The Hill earlier this week you can read on the Hill dot com. I mean, I I go into some detail there about how these anti hate protesters hate the cops. Why is that? Okay? Who who thinks that's justifiable? Oh? Well? There he there. He had a journalist on National TV named what's his name, Jason Johnson saying, yeah, that's right there, tools of white supremacists. What do do they not teach the First Amendment school? I don't think

they do. Do journalists not read the First sent to the understand what it's supposed to mean. What would have happened if those white supremacists had walked into d C without the police there to guard them. There would have been violence, and then you would have had Black Lives Matter protesters and ANTIFA people getting thrown in prison because they outnumbered the white nationalists about a hundred and fifty

to one. And then then you have people saying, well, no Nazi punching is okay, maybe Nazi killing is okay too, that's the next step. And they say, well, you know, I don't know if we can really press charges against them because we don't like what they say. Keep in mind, folks, they think that these guys, these are white nationalists. They also think that, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center,

Leginas is an anti Muslim extremist. Ben Shapiro has appeared in an article in the Southern Poverty Law Centers site alongside I think The New Yorker actually had a profile on uh Spencer the white nationalists, and they they also mentioned Shapiro, who's a target of white nationalists. And they're just they're just lying about this stuff all the time.

But if they can expand the categories of who's a white nationalists or white supremacist, to include anybody who's worked at Brightbart anybody who and I is a as a vocal supporter of Trump, and they can justify that violence against white nationalists. They it's a very small lead to justify that violence against any of you. And that's what

this really comes down to. They're looking for a reason, looking for an explanation to allow their emotions to take full control, so that they can take their political disagreements with the right and make it about violence. And I would note that the uh fights on the streets of Germany leading up to World War Two, and the storm all uh ab Thai lung or you know, I can't remember the name of the German stormtroopers, of the s S and the the brown Shirts, and all this different

stuff at all blends together in the German. My German skills and fortunately are very h not to say their lacklusters being kind to me. I took it for two years in school. I took German, I took French, and I took Arabic, and speak really none of them. My French is okay, My Arabic is about fifty words now. And my German is probably ten words. Um, But the brown Shirts, the black Shirts, these were fascists and communists. They were fighting on the streets of Germany street brawls.

Those were the original anti fascist. But the original anti fascist that these anti protesters today harkened back to. We're very violent and we're willing to use extreme violence for political ends as well. Once they had achieved power. They weren't pacifists, they weren't peaceful. They didn't have democratic liberalism in mind. Because ultimately, when you resort to force in politics, it's clear you can't win the argument. You've been unable

to win the argument. You aren't seeking converts, you are hunting heretics, and that's certainly what anti food does. But this justification of violence against reporters and the police, that's see, this is why I won't take reporters seriously. Trump is on me and was in the White House that Jimmicata, an old lady said something to him that was mean

at a rally. So scary because when actual reporters get punched in the face and get bloody and get attacked, it's by left wing loons who support Bernie Sanders, who loved Obama who love you know, Nancy Pelosi and all the rest of them, And they don't want to cover that. That's not a big deal. NBC News ignored in its reporting initially that one of its own reporters had been attacked. They will justify this stuff, though. They will find somebody I'm I play you the audio, right, I'm not making

this stuff up. They will say this is okay. They will say police are tools of white supremacy. Well, if police are tools of white supremacy, is violence against them? Okay? This is not just rhetorical, folks. There have been assassinations of police officers, including a mass assassination in Dallas that was a direct response to left wing Black Lives Matter rhetoric jammed down the throats of the American people by the press, by the media and the so called activists

for months and months, and it led to bloodshed. And they take no responsibility for that whatsoever. And now they're gonna lecture us. Now they're gonna tell us that because Trump pushes back on these clowns in the media, he's inspiring violence. Where is the violence on our side? Where is it? You had a mass assassination of cops in Dallas by by a Black Lives Matter zealot. You've had other people assassin including two for my old my old p D NYPD in New York. Two of our officers

assassinated sitting in their car. Why did that guy kill them? Because of Black Lives Matter? He said, so antifas punching people, hitting them with with rocks and bats and clubs. They're pulling brass knuckles off of people who were showing up at this rally in d C yesterday. I had somebody come up to me today in conservative media. I won't say who was. He said, Buck, you can't go to these rallies. What are you doing? And I said, well,

what do you mean? He said, well, you know he used to do CNN and and he made a little joke. He's like, I'm not saying you're famous or anything. And I said, yeah, I know I'm not. But he said no. But in all seriousness, if one of these black block guys from the ANTIFA sees you and mobs you, you know you don't want to be the first one. You don't want to be the cautionary tale. And I said, now, I can handle a few of them, but you're right.

I mean, there were hundreds and hundreds of them, and I can assume that they probably wouldn't know who I was. But you know, they they're on Twitter, they sometimes will turn on Fox News. They sometimes can do some internet services to see who the rising young conservatives are these days in the movement. But that was a really that's you know, it's just so funny to me. Jim Acosta is going to be fine. I guarantee you no one's going to attack Jim Acosta, and that's a good thing.

Shouldn't be attacked, you should be he should be mocked, not attacked. Okay, I don't want anyone from seem getting attacked on anyone from any news organization get attacked ever, But I'm consistent about it. You'll notice the left, well, you know, cops that are gonna get attacked, journalists get attacked. If it's left wing people attacking them, they have they have an excuse for it, so they will excuse the actual violence on the left while decrying theoretical violence coming

from right wing rhetoric. This is why we don't trust them, this is why they're fake news. That's why they're a bunch of lives by. They do we have the rest of that. I wanted to finish that. Cuomo bro Cuomo is um, So we stop when you've got a sense of it, right. Um, Actually, Brandon, you know what, play the whole plate from the beginning. I want him to hear the whole things. I don't want it to be accused of taking out of context. So play the first

Quomo clip and then the second addition to it. Okay, two wrongs and what is right. The biggots are wrong to hit Antifa or whomever anarchists or malcontent or misguided. They are also wrong to hit. But fighting hate is right, and in a clash between hate and those who oppose it, those who oppose it are on the side of right. Think about it, I argue to you tonight. All punches are not equal morally. In the eyes of the law, yes, But in the eyes of good and evil, here's the argument.

If you're punk who comes to start trouble in the mask and hurt people, you're not about any virtuous cause. You're just somebody who's gonna be held to the standard of doing something wrong. But when someone comes to call out bigots and it gets hot, even physical, are they equally wrong as the biggest they are fighting. I argue, no, fighting against hate matters. Now how you fight matters too,

There's no question about that. But drawing a moral equivalency between those espousing hate and those fighting, because they both resort to violence, Embolden's hate legitimizes hateful belief and elevates what should be stamped out. He's just justifying Nazi punching. Said, yeah, okay, maybe the law says one thing, but you know, morally speaking, and I sit here and I say to you, you fight hate with words, and then this is going to sound incredibly corny, but the real way you would fight

hate is with love and understanding and knowledge. No, he says, if you show up in a mask and you're trying to hurt people, you're a punk. You're not good. But if you're showing up to fight hate. What bro Cuomo doesn't seem to understand is that people in the black mask are the ones who think they are fighting hate.

That's the whole point. That's why there were hundreds and hundreds of them among a crowd of thousands of people who hate Donald Trump, hate Republicans, hate the Tea Party hate, you know, I mean, there's a lot of hate in there, folks. Hate the patriarchy, hate white male Christians, you got on the whole line, hate Sarah Hugby Sanders. But their anti hate people are deranged. They are deranged. Um, and you know, all punches not equal. That was a very telling statement,

wasn't it. You know what he's really saying here is that you know, if you punch a right winger, maybe maybe it's illegal, but like you're doing the right thing because you know, you're fighting hate. This is a rent, This isn't This is the same press that a week ago was saying, Oh, look at the old ladies that are at the Trump rally. They're yelling at CNN sucks because CNN does suck. How about that? Look at all the lady they're saying, okay that they want us to

be worried about all the book they're inspiring rhetoric. It's gonna be a danger to journalist. Then journalists actually get attacked. I'm there, I see what's going on at this rally, and I had to sit around for a week with the go well, you know, it just kind of fizzled out, and you know, yeah, there was a little bit of answers from left wing people. But you know, they're fighting hate, so it's not that big a deal. People have no ethics,

they have no morals. They are hypocrites. They want to be the moral conscience of a country, and they are immoral in their actions and in their words on a daily basis. They are losing their grip on power because of Trump. That's why they hate him so much. There is a massive transfer of power happening away from the elite establishment media. Trump is at the center of it. They think that they have to do everything in their power to stop him, and that includes making complete jackasses

of themselves. I mean this Cuomo uh and he was the only one play the guy from ms NBC. There are others too, but just idiocy, just idiocy. You know, maybe they should go down there and see what it's actually like to be around these anti fum maniacs. Eight four four to five. If you want to chat, team, lines are open. We'll be right back. Alright, lines are late. We've got Stephen in Springfield, Massachusetts on the line. What off Stephen? Hey Buck, how are you doing. I'm good.

Thanks for the calling, buddy. Oh yeah, I was. I was definitely driven the call because I've been listening to you lately, and um, I think I think you're starting to think along the lines that I do. That the left is no, is not really an ideology. They're just like a utilitarian use anything at their disposal to gain power. I I'm I totally believe that they would flip everything that they believe tomorrow if it suited their political purpose. Yeah.

I don't think that it's the pursuit of any principle. I think the power is the central goal of the left, and I do believe that there's a there's a very different mindset that is at the heart of what it is to be a liberal today, what it is to be a conservative. I mean, I think it goes very deep into the core of people's identities. And I think that for liberals, because they largely reject um, they largely reject a relationship with well, so we say traditional religion, Uh,

contemporary liberalism at least rejects traditional religion. Their political beliefs are their religion, and so they viewed as deeply personal and even existential. And once you start to view it in that under through that lens, then I think it makes more sense. Oh yeah, definitely. And the thing is too but but what they're doing is like so dangerous, trying to equate conservative speech with evil and and basically

just trying to say Conservatives equal evil, equal racism equal hatred. Uh. This is what the Nazis did to the new Joos Nazi Germany in the thirties. Thank god we don't have the hyper inflation of Germany debt because on socialist revolutions Jews respawn from like incredibly bad economic times, lots of luck liberals with the booming economy. All right, thank you

for calling in, Steven, appreciate it. Good to talk to you. Um. One thing that I did want to get you here for a moment is this newspapers that are calling across the US calling for editorials about Trump's attacks on the press. You got to hear The Boston Globe and the this from NBC News. The Boston Globe in the American Society of News Editors put out the call to publish editorials on Trump's escalating rhetoric about US journalists. The newspapers are

prepared to answer. CNNs Brian Selter reports that more than a hundred publications are prepared to publish an editorial on Thursday that will be not tomorrow the next day, which would make it one of the widest coordinated efforts collusion in the history of American media. Uh quote. This dirty war on the press must and the Boston Globe is reaching out to editorial boards across the country to propose

a coordinated response. The Globe proposes to publish editorial in August sixteen on the dangers of the administration's assault on the press and ask others to commit to publishing their own editorial. Blah blah blah. Trump is the worst. They're all gonna write at the same time. Uh you know, I thought there was a very good, very good responses from Victor Davis Hansen that's worth playing. I think v d h is brilliant. Let's hear from Victor play four.

What Trump hasn't done this is rhetoric. He's fought back at the media what he calls fake news. But he has not jailed uh two and two reporters like JFK did. He did not survey associate reporter the Associated Press reporters like in the way that Obama did with James Rosen at Fox News. He didn't introduce a bill like the Roosevelt allies and Congress did called the libel Bill the stifle opposition. He didn't do it Hilly Clinton in two

thousand and eight when she tried to stop that Hillary documentary. So, and the final tragedy is what's not really being reported. We have the fourth highest member of the d J rus or who was colluding with Fusion GPS after the election to underminer president. And we've got, oh my gosh, we just had Diane Feinstein admit that for twenty years her chauffeur was a spy for the Chinese government. And it's not news. Yep, yep, that's not news. No one

cares abouty of that Omrose's allegations. So that's big news. And oh, let's have a bunch of better. The press is already against Trump. They're convincing no one of anything here. This is just a tantrum. It is a mass coordinated media tantrum against Trump. But then again, I guess that's also called CNN's nightly lineup. Oh be sure to tap your waitress. Um, all right, we've got talk a little about the struck fire and coming up here and then

much more. Stay right there, Team buckets, decoding the news and disseminating information with actionable intelligence, or make no mistake, American, Ready, you're a great American again. This is the Buck Sexton Show. Former CIA analysts, Remember this is a guy who was in charge of two investigations and was political about it. He started in the Hillary Clinton email server investigation, favored her, started started digging up dirt on on Donald Trump. Everybody

watched his testimony a few weeks ago. He was just a jerk with a smirk, and now he's just a sort of two bit x FBI employee with a Twitter feed. The American people deserve an FBI that's not biased. They deserve an FBI that's going to focus on the truth. Obviously, Peter Struck wasn't that individual. Of course, as lawyer says that it was a railroad job. There's only other option is to say, you know what, my client prejudged two major investigations. He made up his mind that Hillary Clinton

was innocent before he interviewed her. He made up his mom that Donald Trump should be impeached before he bothered to interview him. And oh, by the way, he did a lot of this on the government phone. And he violated other FBI policy. Without Peter Struck and a handful of other individuals, this investigation would never have gotten where it is. The Only reason that the former director Mueller is even empowered is people like Struck set up a

false narrative. We're gonna be interviewing on behind closed doors. It's a deposition Bruce Or, And the reality is that we're gonna be asking him questions about how we came to have a false dossier that his wife was involved in, and that in fact he made individual calls too Struck. So it's not going to end with one disgrace FBI agent. We've got more to do to clean up the Department of Justice. Here's our prediction, folks. I think Bruce Or is toast. Bruce Or is gonna get fired. He's the

next one, another one bites the dust. It's gonna be h Bruce Or getting his walking papers. How could he not look at what he was doing, look at the way he conducted himself. The conflicts of interest to your alre enormous. Your wife is basically passing you information. She's a a paid hatchet job person for the Hillary Clinton campaign. You're taking your wife's information as hatchet job lady, and you're using that to to present to the d o J to run five awards. I mean, this is just crazy,

it really is. And they want us to be worried about, you know, Trump calling someone the D word a dog. They want us to think that they have our best interests at heart here as a nation. This is all about defending our our essential institutions. You know, there was a part of me that thought at some point the liberal left that they'd move on to issues more and it would move away from just that. They would be like infants that cry themselves out right, you know, an

infants will just cry and cry. So I'm told that I haven't spent much time about infants, but they'll cry and then eventually they just exhaust themselves in the fall asleep. I thought that the left would have to go through a period like that where this anti Trump tantrum would exhaust them at least long enough, if they would start focusing on some other things, at least long enough that there would be focuses on on other stuff out there.

And I just don't see it. You know, it's really all about how much they hate Trump, and they've corrupted the Department of Justice. They've corrupted the FBI. I think there's gonna be more people that suffer real consequences because of their actions, as they should, by the way, as they very well should. And I'm still watching the situation as it plays out with Manifork. By the way, our buddy Andy McCarthy, I was on Fox now you know, he's on Fox fair amount and he's he's such such

a good you know. I I think you guys all probably know that a lot of the people I have on the show I'm very fond of personally, and that's that tends to be. One of the things about the guests that I have on is that I generally no my guests, not always, you know, I'd say seventy five percent, uh, seventy five percent of the time, I at least know the guests some up about fifty percent of the time.

It's somebody that I would call a friend or at least an associate, close associate in the business, somebody that I really respect. And he's great and and has been somebody I've known now for seven years. Um. And he was talking about the the Manifort case and how that could tell us, you know, because they didn't call any witnesses. They just the defense. The defense rests. They're just like, all right, that's what you got. Well let's see, let's

see what happens. And people are trying to extrapolate from that, well a whole lot. I'm no surprise there, um, But here's what and he says about a playlip twelve if he loses the case. Again, Manafort was kind of presented as the big fish when he was charged because he was the chairman of Trump's campaign, and he's if there was any collusion, he would be at the center of it, presumably, right, So if he loses the case, it would be a

big blow. But I think the stakes for him because this case has nothing to do with the rationale Famular's investigation, which is this allegation of collusion or coordination between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin. The point of the case has always been to try to squeeze Manifort into cooperating with the investigation. So that's the steak. I mean, if he gets him convicted, uh, then he's got cards to play. So if he convicts him, then he can try to

flip him. If he doesn't convict him, what does that tell you about this whole situation. But look, I think I think Manafort's probably gonna go down, but he's gonna go down on tax charges. Could he flipped Maniford, Well, that's the other question. I don't think Manaford has any of the goods. I don't think there's anything for or manna Fort to flip on. And then there's this part of me that just I know, this is I'm being

a little trouble making here. I'm being a little bit of a rabble rouser, a little bit of a fire starter, if you will. But then there's this part of me that thinks, you know, it would just be sweet if if they get Manaford on tax charges and then Trump commutes his sentence, so that all, yes, it is because Manafort should make financial restitution if he's guilty. I'm that's

that's my sense of all tax crimes. You should have to pay back everything over the government, and you should have to pay an additional fine, you know, prison time though thirty years of prison time, You'll notice the government's running up a huge debt without Manafort failing to pay them. You know, I just think sending somebody into putting somebody in a concrete box for decades because they didn't give Uncle Sam all up. I'm sure Manaford, by the way,

this is never gets talked about. I'm sure he paid some taxes. It's not like he wasn't paying any taxes. He just didn't pay all his taxes. Uh, But it would be really funny for me. And I shouldn't think this way, but I do. Sometimes I just gotta own the Libs, you know. I just want the Libs to get a little owned. I get a little frustrated. They needed they need some ownage. And it will be fun if you were to just commute the sentence down, or maybe I mean maybe even pardon him just cause why not.

And once he's paid back the money, once he's made financial restitution, that that he gets pardoned because he has

been targeted for political reasons. That's the truth. That's that's what's gone on here, you know, Democrat this is also why uh you know, Democrats are just better at at weaponizing bureaucracies because they're of a bureaucratic mindset, and very few of them are really to stand up and say, because of a principle, we should not use our full leverage against this Conservative because there's something else at stake here. We should we should hold back and not just give

in to our desire to own the conservatives. But you know, we'll see what ends up. Oh but but the dirsh we got the dirsh wing and two on Struck. I meant to get to this one. Another point that never gets talked about here. Why is it that the only people who recused themselves from very politically sensitive information investigations are on the right. Lauretta Lynch. Never recuse yourself in the Hillary Clinton email investigation, even after the tarmac meeting

with Bill Clinton that debacle. Never accused yourself. So why why is it that you'll notice this pattern? Right? Jeff Sessions recused himself, but to Peter Struck recuse himself because of his biases? Did Comey recuse himself as Rose and c No, No No, they don't recuse themselves. Durst brings up this point play eight. He should have recused himself once he said the messages that didn't only say I don't

like Trump, but I'm gonna stop him. We need an insurance policy that created at least the impression of bias. All we know is it appears that he could have been biased, and that's what the Inspected General found that the the appearance of bias was enough, So he should have accused himself. He's a professional, and his failure to accuse himself, I think is what led to his firing. I think what led to his firing is that he

is single handedly tarnished the reputation the FBI. And for people who are going to sit down, Remember, the FBI has tremendous power. They sit down with you, they talked to you about an investigation, and you lie to them, you've got to prison. They have a lot of power. Maybe too much power, some people would say, quite honestly,

but discussion for another time. But they have a lot of power, and their word and their integrity is everything because they're taking away people's freedom often based on that. There's a reason why FBI agents have to attest in writing and under oath, attest to whatever it is that their statement is that that there's a reason that the charging document, that the indictment has you know, FBI agents saying I where that this is the truth. Basically I'm

forgetting the exact language. And Peter Struck has made that now a little harder for them. A little less believable, a little less credible. And I can tell you this, if I were an FBI agent, I would be furious. I would be furious. We've got more on the Trump Tower meeting coming up here in just a few minutes. Team, I will talk to you about that and much more. Stay with me. Secretary of Pompeo has announced our strategy

very clearly. Iran must halt nuclear Richmond halt, halt the development of nuclear ballistic missiles, UH withdraw their forces from Syria, and stop stop aiding proxy militious and militant groups like his buff We're calling for change in regime behavior, not regime change. But I don't see how this Iranian regime can do what we're asking them to do to get back to the table. I think what we're asking them to do would be in anathema to their national security strategy.

And I think that's where the rubber is going to meet the road. Frankly, let's see how the Iranian economy continues to struggle and and whether protests developed. Iran is extraordinarily concerned about the potential for a populist uprising of the sort we saw in the Middle East during the Arab spring and what we've seen in Iran with a Green movement. Yeah, I think we got ourn actually frankly

back on the hills a little bit here. First of all, that their economy is struggling, their currency to reality is in absolute free fall. They've they've both committed themselves in Lebanon in Syria in a rock and Yemen. They've stretched themselves rather significantly in doing that. Certainly financially. They have got unrest in the streets as a matter of norm now by their people because of the actual economic impact on everyday lives, and they are demonstrating, you know, for

the first time seriously against the regime. You know, you just heard some real analysis there from a couple of different folks, Daniel Hoffman and General Jack Keane over in

Fox News on what's going on in Iran. And this brings me back to one of the areas of greatest Trump arrangement syndrome out there, and that is President Trump can't be successful on foreign policy because it would make the elites and the establishment questioned too much about themselves, and so they are actively rooting against the president, whether it's on Iran, on North Korea, any foreign policy issue, and they are trying to convince their fellow Americans that

President Trump is already failing on these issues. Just as an experiment, as as I was preparing for the segment today, I did a quick Google search on Iran and news. You know, the first stories that pop up are I mean, this is just a this will just give you some sense of of what we're dealing with. Your CNN, Washington Post and uh, some oil thing. Uh. But the CNN

pieces why sanctions against Iran won't make America safer. The Washington Post pieces u S sanctions on Iran hit an unintended target ordinary iraqis you go through, Oh Politico, Trump's Iran sanctions are backfiring. In Iraq Newsweek, Iran shows off ballistic missiles as tensions rise. You know, guys, I just at what point do they wake up and say to themselves, you know, we could just tell stories about what's happening without always trying to do it so that we stacked

the deck for our favorite political narrative. But they won't. I suppose they they'd rather just hang on and and this is really about and this is what's so crazy the Iran situation For most of the press here down the street for me at the Washington Post and CNN and the other the other very uh hoity toity, super fancy elite news outlets out there. Uh, it's really about Obama,

Isn't that remarkable. It's really about the Obama legacy because they know that what Trump has been accomplishing, whether it's on regulatory rollback any number of issues, is regulatory reform. He's been pulling back these regulations that I've been hurting small businesses, that have been hurting the economy. And that was really Obama. Obama's main series of actions when he was in office. It was executive orders and Obamacare and a terrible foreign policy with a lot of bowing and apologizing.

That was what to find the Obama administration in terms of what they did, what the what that White House accomplished or failed to accomplish. So the arguments over Iran that you're seeing now are much more about protecting Obama's legacy and trying to create a perception that no matter what Trump does, he's failing. No matter what pressure he puts Iran under, it's not enough, or it's not a

good idea, or it's counterproductive. In many ways, the media lies to you more about foreign policy than domestic policy because they think they can get away with it. And there's greater reliance on foreign news bureaus to bring us information about what's going on in all these places. Right, so it's just a natural inclination to say, oh, well, CNN must know what's going on and on better than most folks do. Right. But just like with so many

other issues, it's much posturing. You know, you you see this with the liberal media on on any number of of issues of of of of concern, right that their their concern trolling is incredible, but just their general posturing around pretending to be concerned. The media doesn't really care about I mean, the people that work in the news bureaus at the top and that are flying around in private jets and going on The Tonight Show and all

this stuff. They don't care about poor people. They like to talk about how much they care about poor people because us. It makes them feel good about themselves, makes them feel virtuous, but they don't spend time with poor people. They are not really trying to help poor people. They do stories about how much they love the poor and the and the working man, generally speaking, also around minorities

because it's useful for them to do those stories. And on foreign policy, you always have to remember it's it's largely a reflection of how they view the world based on what they see here at home. So people who think that, uh, for example, America is a racist country.

There's there's white supremacy. Uh that's a structural constant, and the police are racist, and there's these power dynamics and and and all these things that are so negative with you know, the the white male oppression and the patriarchy

and all that stuff. Those same people, I guarantee you are going to view the plight of the Palestinians as being of great importance to them, and they're gonna be are gonna pretend that they're tremendously concerned with, you know, uh, military interventions in the Islamic world, because it's really just about how quote we don't like brown people, or quote

you know, we we hate Muslims or something, right. I mean, that's you'll see the same you know, the the ideological disposition of people here at home then gets pushed into the international policy sphere. And this is why you see what with the media every opportunity to run a story on our foreign policy is really an opportunity to run commentary about domestic politics. They care not about what really happens in Iran. They care about the legacy of the

previous administration on Iran and there. That's why they've been hiring, by the way, hiring up all these former Obama foreign policy types. You know, they want them out there. They want the echo chamber, which remember Ben Rhodes said they created inside the White House. They want that now to be trends supposed from the White House into the media. And that's what's been happening. That is what has been

accomplished so far. Um. But Trump's not having it. And on Iran and on Turkey, he is bringing the pain to some countries that need to need to know who the boss is. And unlike years and years prior with Trump and charge the boss is America. Alright, that'll be eight minutes. So what really happened at Trump Tower? If you listen to enough Democrats, it was treason, It was collusion, It was treason as collusion. It was all of these things. But what if it was something else. We're joined now

by Lee Smith. He's an investigative journalist who's got a piece up on real clear investigations. The teen Trump Tower meeting looks increasingly like us set up by Russian and Clinton operatives. Lee Smith, Great to have you on the show, sir, Hey, thanks very much for having me on Buck I really appreciate it. All right, So tell me what you what you're able to find out in your investigation, because you know, up to this point we've been told the Trump Tower meeting,

this is the centerpiece of the Russia collusion allegation. What's the other side of this? Why was this a set up? Right? I mean, look, everyone is triedent well not everyone, but lots of depression. Of course, the as you were describing before, the proponents of collusion, um, they've tried to picture this meeting in one particular way, from particular angle, and the picture is Donald Trump Jr. Meets Russian lawyer named Natalia vusselman Skaya. Therefore collusion. She offered him dirt on on

Hillary Clinton. He took the meeting, as it said, as in the famous Steele dossier, the Trump administration of the Trump campaign was eager to take dirt on the Clinton campaign, on its rivals this meeting in the Trump Tower proves that that was really the case. Therefore, collusion what is not being explained, And this has been out there for a while. It's just again much of the press and the collusion proponents won't go into any detail on this.

But frankly, it's quite simple. The Russian lawyer was a client of Glenn Simpsons and Fusion GPS, the same firm that produced the dossier for Hillary Clinton and hired Christopher Steele to write the dossier unearthing all these astonishing alleged ties between the Trump campaign and Russia. This person, Glennon Simpson Fusion GPS was actually working on behalf of pro Kremlin interest with this woman. To tell you of the sloman Skaya that seems pretty damning. Lee, Why why doesn't

this get more more attention to this discussion? I mean, are we really to believe just the We're all clear that it's a coincidence that the woman who called for the meeting in Trump Tower, the russiaman who called for that meeting, just happened to be directly connected to Glenn Simpson and Fusion GPS. That that's quite a coincidence. Exactly, she was working not disconnected. She was working with them on a project on behalf of pro Kremlin interest. The

different job. It was to undo American sanctions on Putin on Putin regime officials and other Putin associates. So Glenn Simpson, again, the guy who was supposed to be uncovering Trump's relations with Russia, was working on a pro Kremlin project to undo American legislation. Why hasn't it been framed. I guess it's for the same reason that all these other ridiculous things are just taken for granted. For instance, let's just look at the fact that the FBI had a counter

intelligence investigation on Michael Flynn. A right, Michael Flynn was a retired three star general and the former director of the Defense Intelligence Agency. And people actually believe, we're actually supposed to believe that this was legitimate. The smells like third world exactly, Carter Page. There was a FIZ and

warrant on Carter Page. The man had helped the FBI, and no one at FBI headquarters where they got the fives a warrant on Carter Page did they not call up the FBI field office in New York to find out that Carter Page, a graduate of the Naval Academy and a retired naval officer, that this guy had actually helped out the FBI in two thousand thirteen, roll up a Russian inspiring in New York. It's astonishing the number of different things that people have shoved the press and

collusion proponents have shoved down our throats. Still, Clinton operatives and the press are shoving down our throats on this which don't bear screwed, which don't with don't withstand scrutiny if you look at them at all closely. Tell me about this connection between Vesnitskaya, the Russian lawyer who went to that Trump Tower meeting, and and Russian American lobbyists n not mentioned. Yeah, yeah, I've mentioned is uh as A as A apparently a well known figure in Washington,

working frequently on behalf of pro Kremlin interest. Uh he was also in that meeting at the Trump Power along with the Salmanskaya, and the two of them were working again on this project to repeal the Magnitsky m the

Magnitsky Act, which is sanctions against Putin regime officials. Now, if we come up further to the president, we see last week the release of certain documents texts, UM, emails, notes, UM, other documents UH showing showing the relationship between DJ official senior d J official Bruce or Glenn Simpson again and

expert of spy Christopher Steel. They're speaking about different things. Well, they refer at one point to a Russia and former Russian intelligence agents, uh now living in the United States. We don't have any evidence yet. This appears to point to that Russian American lobbyist who was in the Trump meeting, UM, who was in the Trump Tower meeting in June two thousand and sixteen. So again, I wanna I want to go.

I want to make it clear we don't have any evidence yet, but I think it's important to look at that meeting. Who were the people in that meeting? Uh? What were they? What were they doing? This is not about collision, it's about something else. Do you ever think we've only got a less than a minute here? Let know? Do you do you think we're gonna get the answers here? Well? What do you need to know to make this thing finally all come together? Um? I mean I think we're

I believe we're gonna get more documents. I know that. Uh you know, congressional committees are asking for more documents, and I believe they'll eventually be redacted and we'll see them. But I mean, I find it astonishing that two years were two years after these is our accusations against Donald Trump and the Trump campaign have started. I mean, I think we're going to have a clearer picture. I think we have a pretty good picture right now what happened.

I think we will get a much clearer picture. But how long that people will continue to push this nonsense? And I'm it's bad for the country, It's bad for our public sphere, it's bad for the press, it's bad for the FBI. Uh J Yeah, lately, I agree. We gotta leave it there. We gotta leave it there. But thank you so much for your work on miss Lee Smith. Everybody, investigative journalists will be back with roll call. All right,

let's get into roll call for today, my friends. If you want to be a part of the action, you know where to go. Face book, dot Com, slash buck Sexton, um me me right. I would like to recommend win Big Lee in a World Persuasion in a world where facts Don't matter? By Scott Adams, creator of the Dilbert Cartoons. I highly recommend it because I think as observations about persuasion techniques would serve you well in your career, giving you even greater ninja powers, and because he's an interesting

case study on the left eating its own. It would also be a good interview. All right, Mimi, thank you for the suggestion, and we will look into it. I will check it out for sure. Eric Rights, welcome to me. I think Eric is a bot. I don't know if he's a Russian bot. But yeah, that's not a That's not a thing that you write to somebody. Doesn't make sense, Eric the bot Spencer rightes Heybuck, great show as always

on the Alex Jones issue. I never see your posts on Facebook, like never once since I've liked your page. I spend quite a bit of time scrolling during my night job and have yet to see one post by you that seems strange. By the way, Range fifteen is a film by Ross Patterson and Matt Best and the Black Rifle Boys and Friends. A silly, funny kind of movie keep up the good Fight. I keep trying to watch Rising when I can. Crystal's comments almost ruined it

for me, but I'm still trying. Stansbury and the Freedom Hunt are still great. Bring back shields high when you can, and I'll listen. Cheers from Spencer. Well, thank you Spencer working on all those things. I appreciate you listening to all the different projects I'm involved in. It really really means a lot. Thank you very much for that, Michael. It's a great book that you'll truly appreciate. Don't Make Me pull Over by Richard Ratte, The Story of the

Great American Automobile Family Vacation. His family's ride was a nine seventy five Lincoln town Car. I recall yours being a Cadillac of some sort. Yes, that's true. Its eight blue Cadillac uh Sedan. I forget what the model was. The thing you've missed out on living on a hat is the great American road trip. Not the family vacation deal, but the long trips to nowhere, particularly with your close friends. You know, Michael, we used to do these family trips.

You know. Some of you saw my my uncle James. Uncle James we call him when I posted on Facebook. He's a locksmith and wood carver in Virginia. We used to drive down as a family to see my uncle and my grandmother in Charlottesville, Virginia, at least once a year. Sometimes I think we made it down twice a year for major holidays. And there were six of us in that Cadillac. The air conditioner in the Cadillac was was broken for a good period of that time. And we

had some adventures there. Uh, there was some speeding tickets. There was a fender bender here. There almost ran a gas a couple of times. My dad's a wild man on those family trips um but it was always good stuff. And I'll tell you this, we were fascinating. We got to Charlottesville. There's all this beautiful history and the University of Virginia and the Quadrangle and all that stuff or whatever they call it. And we're fascinating because there was

something called the mall. There, an outdoor mall, a place where you can just go to all these different stores I'm sorry, into a mall. Place you can go to all these different stores in this environment where they're our trees and skylights and things. And when I was a kid, we used to think the mall was so because we didn't really have malls like that in New York. We just had stores. Also, we did other things. We went to University of Virginia and we went to uh some

other places down there. Went to grandmother's house. The grandmother had a He always had a lot of animals, so I like that we visit. There were cats and dogs running around all the time, so that was always fun. But we had, trust me, we had some road trips. You know, you catch nine five at the wrong time of year, trying to make your way from you know, Thanksgiving time, for example, from New York City to charlottes VILLETS.

It's supposed to be I think a six hour drive very easily turns into an eight or nine hour drive with some traffic. So yeah, we used to play game with my dad. Would say, Dad, well, what did a fight a blue whell a pterodactyl. My dad, to his credit, would would really walk us through the ins and outs. You know, the ale clearly has size weight, the pterodactyl has nenuverability in the air, and they couldn't really fight because ones in the air and ones in the water.

But you know, if you somehow made a go of it, you gotta figure that whale tail probably comes out with the victory. Dado a little fight a proud bell or a black bear, but the black beard is really angry and also has rabies. You know, we would play this game. My parents remember that stuff. William writes Buck. Who in the FBI or the federal government can I trust with information that I have involves uh, criminal activity? William, I, I just I would call your local FBI office. Man,

I don't, I don't have anybody. First of all of this is maybe an opportunity to say, most folks in the FBI are very trustworthy, law abiding, doing a great job. Don't let all this stuff about the anti trump ism and everything else. Don't let all that mess things mess things for you in terms of whether or not you're willing to trust the FBI in general. That would be going That would be going too far. That would be

an unnecessary um unnecessary place to take all this. Uh, most folks in the FBI, like I said, you could trust. So William I would say, call whatever the closest FBI field offices to you and tell them what information you've got. And this is how, by the way, I think people always assume that there's some other way that criminal cases often get launched, and then solved. Uh. It is people who tell law enforcement about things that that's a very

big way. It's not always a law enforcement you know, there's a dead body and they gotta find out who did it. Sometimes they get a phone call they're like, this thing is going on, and that's that's how they start the investigation. So by all means, William give them, give them a ring, and uh, good luck to you. Mark right s'l hi buck. I had a quick thought regarding me unsealing of classified documents by President Trump. My theory goes like this, maybe he doesn't want to declassify

because of the harm it would cause the country. Point being that the corruption goes so deep it could hurt us more than it helps us. Thanks Mark, um No, Mark, I you know it's it's you have an idea there, and it's plausible, but I don't think it is correct. I think that what keeps Trump from declassifying it is all of the criticism he would receive, all of the outrage he would be subjected to for interfering in this

sacred investigation known as the Mueller probe. And I think that's what I think that's what holds him back at this point. I think that. You know, also, I'm of the mind that the d o J would just be unwilling to release the information even if Trump said release it. I think they would just say no, and then it would go to a court. They would take it to court. That's that's what I think would happen. And people say, Buck, how is that you'd fire the person that refused, Okay,

you fire that, when you fire the next one. How many people are gonna fire if none of them, if none of them were are willing to do it, what happens then? So just something to think about. H Evan next up here, Oh, Evan's got the go fund me for Peter Struck, which had a three d and fifty goal, and Evan wrote me this was a while ago that in the first twelve hours this guy has raised a hundred fifty grand basically w T F Evan. It took the words or the acronym right out of my mouth,

but it's it's not really surprising you, McKay braised. I think over half a million all these hashtag resistance anti trumpers know that they can count on cashing in on Trump arrangement syndrome, and that these people will uh you know that people will come to their aid, will assist them. They're gonna have they're gonna have even better jobs than they've ever had, They're gonna make more money than they've ever had. This is what the left does. It's very seductive.

You know, if you become a warrior for progressive ism, if you become an enemy of truth and strap on your helmet for the left wing in this country, you'll always have good You'll have even better jobs than you've ever had, more money than you've ever had, more social acclaim than you've ever had. But you'll be a sellout who's harming your country and has no integrity. So there is that. That is the tradeoff that is offered to

people in these situations. And unfortunately, far too many anti trumpers we we know what side of it they come down on. Uh. Next here, Josh writes, I'm a huge fan, best show on radio. Thank you, Josh, You're doom quote describes the left better than anyone could keep it up. Shields high. Oh, Josh, very much, very much appreciative of your kind words. Sir h Michael writes, Buck Spike Lee

will go on Anderson Cooper and spew false propaganda. But I bet Spike's bank account he'd never venture into the Freedom Hut to debate a single thing he said on Cooper and Wind. That goes for Lebron and all the other misinformed celeb spreading liberal lies. There's a silent coup based in lies with personal gains for the individuals involved. To stay strong in your jihad for truth and Shields High, Michael,

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