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So I want to today this hour talk about this tweets and then of course there's a couple of things. It pertains to election integrity. Bete Midler sent out the following tweet. Can this is a couple of days ago. Again, yesterday we talked about the launching of the Inner Circle and really this program trying to secure some satellite distribution and again sharing some stories and some history and
some background and thank you for letting me do that. But so we're a little bit behind on some of the things that I wanted to talk about. But Bette Midler's tweet from this was on the nineteenth, which would have been Sunday, Sunday eleventh, or late Sunday night. Bete Miller tweet tweets us out. Can you imagine what would have happened if Hillary Clinton had claimed the
election was stolen. I just can't. I can't. I can't, my friends, I just but we'll talk about that, which also leads us into an interview that Senator Marco Rubio had with NBC host Kristin Welker, who was one of the debate moderators back from twenty twenty. If you remember that NBC host Kristin Walker pressing Marco Rubio if he'll accept the results of the twenty twenty
four election no matter what. I want to get into that and talk about just the pure lunacy of where we've gotten and how common Sensus totally been kicked out the door and it was locked out and the windows were covered. Common Sense is not allowed to look in the windows. It's certainly not allowed back in the room. And America is paying the price for that. So when again into that, and there's other things as well. We've got Trump's hush
money trial coming to an end. We've got just some other awful, awful news out there about the economy, and of course we've got Elon Musk who's calling to prosecute Fauci after his gain of function research eyes have been exposed. There's lots going on out there, as you can imagine and we will get to those things and do course, my friends. But did you know, my friends, that seven hundred thousand Americans in each of the last two years
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tweet from Bett Middler late late Sunday night, late Sunday night. Again. The tweet reads, can you Bette Midler says, what would have happened if
Hillary Clinton had claimed the election stolen? I cannot even the size of the rock that someone must live under to not know that Hillary Clinton has spent every waking moment since two thousand election night two thousand and sixteen, or once she knew that the election was lost, whichould probably been the day after the morning the morning after Election Night twenty and sixteen, Hillary Clinton has been on a mission, on a mission to make sure that people knew that Donald Trump really
didn't beat her, trying to salvage her reputation or remember she's supposedly the smartest, the most qualified person woman in particular, she's the most qualified woman, smartest woman ever. That's what I heard when I was in college anyway, And so she's not supposed to lose to Trump. In fact, I remember on election Day twenty sixteen, by the way, we broadcast live that night on at Freedom ninety five, the home studio here. I believe that's a
possibility in this this year as well. You know my son, my son, who will turn what fifteen in here in about a month. He is he's been to the studio with me. He reminded me of this the other day. I had forgotten this. He said, are we going to go to the studio election night? And I said, I don't know. It's a possibility. I've talked with Jeremy about that, and that sounds like something that's possible. Jeremy said, it's become sort of a tradition and so we'll
see what happens. And he reminded me, he said, Dad, this would be the third one. I don't want, you know, to be the first one that I missed. And I started thinking, I didn't realize that. So he's been I mean eight what is that eight years ago, so he would have been seven, He would have been seven the first time, eleven in twenty and twenty, twenty twenty, and now he's he's going to be fifteen as we do this for a third time, if that's what
we do. But anyway, I remember that night. I remember back in twenty sixteen. I remember waking up, I remember people basically preparing to pop the champagne. In fact, I know I have a friend who was telling me that he knows people that had basically gone to parties that night Democrats expecting Hillary to win. They had taken you know, champagne and everything with them to just it was just the formality, the odds that Hillary Clinton was going
to win that election. If you remember the morning of the morning of the election, or maybe the day before was in the nineties, it was not I want to say ninety three percent, ninety three percent. I could be wrong, but I it was ninety thing and I think it was ninety three percent, and so it was a foregone conclusion. It was a formality. It was, you know, any chance that Trump had was just because you know, you can't see anything with absolute certainty. That's how that was approached.
And so when she lost in twenty sixteen, and the howls at the universe began and the crying began, and the requests for adult service dogs began, and the adult coloring books sold out, and the adult plato dried up, all that stuff started happening. Classes were canceled. People couldn't cope. I remember hearing stories of I forget who told me this, but a young lady, I think I think it's it was a niece or something of a friend told me that she had a roommate, and her roommate basically stayed in
the room and cried for a week or something. I don't know. It was all. It was all about virtue signaling that the more upset you were in wake of Hillary losing, the more you could show the rest of the world how much you were just a good person because you supported Hillary and she was just this fantastic human being. Forget about her checkered past. Forget about the fact that everybody that meets the Clintons finds themselves in a situation where their
life is either taken or is in great jeopardy. Forget about all that stuff. Forget about I mean all of the all of the women. Forget about Monica Lewinsky, forget about Hillary care forget about I mean, there's so much. There's so much on the Clintons, back back to her days as first Lady of Arkansas. I mean, there is you know, we say skeletons in a closet. They have much much bigger space than a closet. They've got skeletons in an abandoned, haunted mansion or something. I mean, this
thing is massive, the amount of skeletons in that closet. But anyway, anyway, that's what was going on in those days, and Hillary's never really quit claiming she's out there. I mean there's headlines I remember back, I mean twenty twenty was coming around. Twenty twenty had passed, Hillary was still out there making speeches about how she was had the election taken from her. Trump had taken the election. He colluded with the Russia. He tricked using
social media, including pokemon go and so forth. He tricked Hillary supporters in devoting for Trump. They were bamboozled by some slick social media campaign on Facebook, on Twitter at the time, on pokemon go. Because Vladimir Putin had some really good Internet marketers that tricked those voters into voting for Trump instead of Hillary. That's what we were supposed to believe, and she's run with that for a long time. We know the entire thing the dossier was predicated was
I should stay paid for by Hillary Clinton the campaign itself. I mean, none of this stuff ever made any sense. I've been through this exhaustively, but the idea that Hillary Clinton is not challenging not claiming the election was stolen from her is beyond preposterous. Now, as dumb as that tweet is, it kind of bleeds over into this conversation that Kristin Walker of NBC had with
Marco Rubia. Now the tweet itself does not come up, but Kristin Welker basically presses Marco Rubio to accept the twenty twenty election results and specifically to come out and make a blanket statement that no matter what happens in twenty twenty four, Marco Rubio supports the outcome of the twenty twenty four election. And I want to talk about that here in just a minute. But before we do that, my friends, let me remind you that our friends at Nick nack
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and so forth. Here's a tweet that says, Darling, you do realize that Hillary continues to this day to claim that the twenty sixteen election was stolen, making Trump an illegitimate president. And this person inserted a screenshot of a Google search for such headlines the Washington Post dot com. Here is the headline, Hillary Clinton colon Hillary Clinton Trump is an illegitimate president. That was from September of two thousand and nineteen o Folks tweeting back, saying, she did
this for years. What's interesting is she still does it today. It wasn't just for years. I mean this, this still comes up. I see this when Hillary's out there. Anyway. It's a dumb it's a dumb tweet by Bette Midler. It just goes to show how much she lives in her own little political universe, in her own little I mean that's she's surrounded by people that have no idea. She's surrounded by people that have no idea.
Hillary actually actually did this. She has no idea, I really think, and I don't know what was she being Was she trying to be funny? Was this a joke. I suppose that could be the case, but I genuinely think she has no idea. I don't think she has the slightest idea
that Hillary has done this for a long time. But anyway, regardless of that, we've got Marco Rubio on with Kristen Welker of NBC, of NBC, and she is asking him about well about a lack of integrity, more or less about well the twenty twenty election results, but also about the twenty twenty four election. Now let me pause. If my friends, if someone comes up to you and says, will you will you promise to accept me? Let me back up, Let me back up. I had someone the
other day. I was at a restaurant, and I knew what was happening here because I get asked this from time to time. I get to get to talking with these servers and get to know them fairly well. They're getting pressured to have surveys, right, They got to get surveys so that the managers get off their back, and the managers want the surveys done. So that the corporation, the corporation people get off their backs. They need to
have the feedback. Everybody's just you know, barking for these surveys. And I could feel there are two other servers came up to me, and I know that the heat had been turned up on them to get surveys because it wasn't the first time this had happened to me. And they said, Todd, can you do us a favor? And my first my first response was something along the lines of, well, that depends what are you asking me
for? Something like that, because my friends, who in their right mind if someone comes up to you and says, will you do me a favor? Unless you are in you know, totally smitten and in you know, love in the early phases of those relationships, or you're just I don't know, just someone who over commits to stuff. You should you should wait to hear what the favor is first. What are you asking me for? Right? And then they proceeded to tell me, well, we need to have
a survey. Can you complete a survey for her? And I said, you know what, I will. I'm pretty busy on what I'm working on at the moment. Here these things take longer than they're telling you that they take, just so you know, it's not like a thirty second thing. It takes me a couple couple minutes. I'd rather have my eyes gouged out. But that's how perbly in case you need help there, But I will do it. So I did the survey. But the point is I it
depends, right, It depends. If they would have said, time, can you do us a favor? And I said, well, it depends what that favor is, and they said, you know, can you drive us to Mexico next week? You know I can't do that, right, So it depends on the favor. So likewise, likewise, let me just state the obvious. If someone asks you, will you accept whatever. I'm not even going to get to the to the emotional issue of the election results
just yet. But if someone says to you, will you accept for example, will you accept as reality that whatever is in your bank account in the morning is what the amount that should be in there? Well, it depends, right, Was I hacked last night? Did somebody steal my debit card? Did somebody go in and somehow filter money out of my account and redirect it to their Aunt. I just don't blindly say I'm going to accept what's
going on, what the results are, what the balance is. I'm not going to do that blindly for no reason, or with with no qualifications, with no stipulations. Of course, it matters what happens. Have you seen two thousand mules, Kristen Walker? If everybody in the country, if two thousand mules became two hundred thousand mules and all of those so called mules were dropping off ballots in every state in the country at the rate of hundreds of
ballots a day, should we still accept the election results. I want you to listen to this. I want to get this in this segment and then we'll talk about it next. But here she is, she's pressing Marco Rubio, and again this is not directly related to Hillary's tweet, but it's I mean, he references, he references what Democrats are doing and how they still haven't accepted election results. Well, listen to this back and forth. It
gets a little intense. There's Marco Rubio, Senator from Florida, on with Kristen Welker of NBC News Look forward. Will you accept the election results of twenty twenty four, No matter what happened, Senator, No matter what happens. No, if it's an unfair election, I think it's going to be inside. Senator, why don't you? I think you're asking the wrong person. The Democrats are the ones that have opposed every Republican victory since two thousand,
every single one. It's Hillary Democrat has refused to concede. Hillary Clinton conceded, Senator, will you accept the election? Hillary Clinton said the election was stolen from her and that Trump was a legitimate Kamala Harris agreed, we have democrats the election. She said that, she said that, she said that Trump was illegitimate. She said that the election had been stolen. Kamala
Harris agreed. By the way, there are Democrats serving in Congress today who in two thousand and four voted not to certify the Ohio electors because they said those machines have been tampered with, and your Democrats now saying they won't certify twenty twenty four because Trump is an insurrection and it's been ineligible to hold office. So you need to ask them. I think you question the bet. You you've never asked the Democrat that question. Center you voted to certify the
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talking about well, just elections, right elections in particular. We got Bette Midler out there pontificating, wondering what would have happened if Hillary had challenged, if Hillary had questioned the election results of two thousand and sixteen. Again, tell me you know nothing about what happened since twenty sixteen. Without telling me you know nothing about what happened after or since twenty sixteen. What a crazy, crazy world that we live in. Anyway, So, of course Hillary
has challenged the election results, my friends. Of course she has been involved in questioning that undermining you should say, undermining our democracy. Now, Kristen Walker points out, well, she did at least she conceded, meaning that she acknowledged that Trump beat her. But what is that If I concede and then I go out and say that the election was stolen from me, what does that mean? Concession is a formality. Nothing, nothing stopped Nothing stopped
Biden from being president once the electors were counted. Nothing stopped it up until that point. There were challenges up until that point. There was some uncertainty about what would happen, how this would play out, all that sort of stuff. But nothing prevented Trump's concession. If you go to the Constitution, it does not say you have to concede. Now should you concede it? Of course in a perfect world, in a perfect world, you would want
people to concede. But again again, context is is king. Context is king. In fact, our pastor told a little story, a little parable or whatever the other day that I that I liked I'm on a man. I wasn't prepared to say this, so I probably need to make sure I get that right before oz. You remember the parable with the mule the dog. Oh yeah, So I'm going to butcher this to a degree, but you get the point. So there was a man walking down the road with
his dog. He had a dog and a mule walking down the road, and he was they were all struck by a car, and he was assuming the driver of the car. And so he was on the stand being asked by the attorney, is it true, mister Smith, that at the actual time of the accident you had told you had told the you had made the comment that you were absolutely fine, and he and he started to tell the story. He started to say, well, my dog, I was walking
down the road with my dog and my mile. And the defense attorney said, no, no, no, let me ask the question again. You're not answering it. Did you or did you not? Yes or no? Did you say you were absolutely fine whenever you were after the accident, immediately after the accident, at the scene of the accident, did you or did
you not say that you were absolutely fine? And the man said again, began to answer the question, Well, my dog and I and my mule were walking down the road, and the judge, or excuse me, the attorney appealed to the judge and says, your honor, the individual here on the stand is not answering the witness is not answering my questions. Can you instruct him to answer the question. And the judge had some experience on his hands, and he said, you know what, there's a reason he's wanting
to answer the question this way. Let's just let him have some leniency. And so the question was posed again and the man said again. The question was did you or did you not say that you were absolutely fine at the scene of the accident, you did not have any injuries. That was yes or no, And of course the man once again said, well, my dog, my mule and I were walking down the road. The individual driving the car whom I'm suing, right, he came around the corner and he
hit us, hit all three of us. He ran back to his car, the individual, and he grabbed a gun, and he saw that my dog was in a mess, so he shot my dog. He came over to the mule, saw that the mule had a broken leg, and he shot the mule, and then he came and asked me how I was doing, and I told him that I was fine. I'm absolutely fine. So you can see, my friends, that context matters, right, And apologies to my pastor if I butchered that a little bit, but that's the gist
of it. Context matters. Context matters, and so in a perfect world, of course, this is what you would want. You would want a system where votes can be tabulated, and where there is there are safeguards put in place to clearly identify who is casting ballots clearly, and to maintain or to manage those individuals so that there's only one that they can only cast one ballot, but that one ballot that they cast should absolutely be counted no matter
what they vote, even if it's the opposite of what I want. That should happen. Right, these things go, I think without saying, if you're a fair minded person. And so we would then tabulate those votes by people and technology and individuals and whoever's involved. We would have people and we'd
also have of course ways to double check their work. But people that tabulated these results, we would we would believe the results that we were given, right, We would not be having as many as twenty seven percent of the non citizen population apparently casting ballots and elections. That would not be permitted. We wouldn't have massive just dropping ballots into the mail stream, and you know, watching what happened in the two thousand Mules documentary, we wouldn't have We
wouldn't have governors during a crisis like COVID. We wouldn't allow them to basically change election law based upon their own desires and preferences or thoughts or whatever. That's not the way that that's supposed to happen. All those sorts of things which we know happened to some degree small or great, is up for you to, I guess, decide. But we all know that those things happen, and we want to limit those. We want to get those as close
to zero as possible. I'm stating what is what should be clear for anybody, whether you are a radical, leftist, a liberal, a conservative, or republican, a libertarian, this should be very very simple and straightforward. Right, you count those you have checks and balances you don't have, you don't you don't take days to count, you don't have a three or four am vote drop you don't claim that water pipes burst in your precinct. You
don't simultaneously across multiple states shut down counting on election night. It shouldn't take days and weeks to count these It shouldn't be this convoluted, It shouldn't be this difficult. We should be able to get these results quickly. We should be able to then trust these results. The people who are in the elections. If there are any if there's any funny business that may have gone on, there can be lawsuits, There can be that process of trying to determine
if something happened. And then when all the dust is settled, the electors or the electors are received, the votes are acknowledged by by by by the Senate, by the Congress, and votes are tabulated, the victor is sworn in, and the political opponent concedes and says, hey, I still think that this person, you know, say whatever they want, They can say, this person is, you know, gonna do some things that I think are questionable or whatever. I mean. It doesn't have to be there's some
little magical moment where everybody just kind of hugs. There can be there can be tension. That's fine. But and then and then concession would follow. But that's not what we have. Context, of course matters, just like it did in that little parable, that little story that I told, which was shared with me, by shared with the congregation, by our pastor. That's what's supposed to supposed to happen. That's how that should go down.
And when it doesn't, you can't blindly say that no matter what happens, no matter what happens, no matter if we find that there are all sorts of ballots that don't have signature verification, we should count those. No, we shouldn't count those. No matter how many ballots we have that were left outside of the chain of custody, we shouldn't. I mean, that's a
problem. Should if one hundred percent of the ballots that are mailed in broke the chain of custody, meaning that they were not where they were supposed to be, or we have no documentation a written record of where they why they got to, where they were, where they were. Did other votes get put in there? If there's not, If they weren't securely where they were supposed to be and there's not a firm paper trail establishing that those were secure
at all times, should I suddenly trust the results. I mean, if we see numbers, if we see vote drops at two am, should I suddenly just believe whatever those are? Should I? What if I'm watching the returns come in and I see that votes are taken away from one candidate and given to another candidate? Should I just believe that as well? No context
absolutely matters. Marco Rubio, Senator Rubio from Florida, is absolutely right on this, and he's also right for pointing out that the Democrats have consistently come out and done things requestioning the election results as well. They've done this consistently. You can go back to Bush v. Gore. There was a two thousand and four incident where they questioned the results of Ohio. They challenged those
they didn't they voted to not accept those. Some folks did anyway, and they were never charged to be an insurrectionist or individuals who were trying to overthrow our democracy or our election deniers or anything like that. It was we understood it for what it was, and of course that's not where we are today. Because the narrative has to be made so that uninformed and sometimes unfortunately stupid people follow the craziness. I've got to take a time out. My friends,
sit tight back here in just a minute. Welcome back, my friends. So context matters. We talk about that all the context is king. We talk about that a lot on this program. Context absolutely matters. The left, the media, the seven pillars are propaganda. They are all tied up in trying to trying to manipulate us and deceive us. Focusing on Hillary's official concession as though that's somehow, somehow just makes it, you know,
meaningless. That she's out there still after all of these years, eight years later, questioning the election results of twenty sixteen, claiming that she of course was ripped off, that it was stolen, that Russians basically tricked her supporters into voting for Trump. Whatever it is, right, the Russian collusion,
delusion, that is what she's still saying. And I guess it's better because in the minds of in the mind of Kristen Walker and other journalists make believe journalists and so forth, that hey, this is acceptable because she conceded. I mean, those two things have nothing to do with one another. I mean, it's just it's pure insanity. I mean, if Trump had conceded, would that have changed any of the way that these folks talked about Trump.
Of course not, of course not. Then the message would have been well, he conceded, but that was the technicality. He just wanted to do that so that he could go out there and continue saying what he was saying without us having the ability to hold over his head that he need never accepted and acknowledged that Biden was the rightfully elected president of the United States. It's all one big, silly, made up game that these jokers and clowns
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make them as simple as possible. I think it was Einstein who said make it as simple as possible, but not simpler, or something very similar to that. And so we want to break things down. We want to analyze things into its simplest form so that we can we can we can break it down. We can, you know, pick it up and metaphorically of course, pick it up, inspect it, Understand each piece of the overall, right, each of the tiny pieces of the overall total, Understand them,
and then synthesize put those pieces back together. But be able to understand it well enough so that we can explain it to people who don't know or who are trying to grasp and understand it and so forth. That's important, but there is contexts. Context has to be included. If removing context makes it simpler, but it takes you down the wrong path, and that has to
be stopped at all costs. Let me say that again. If we're moving like, we want to break things down into the simplest form AI to understand it, but b also to be able to communicate it and explain it. But beyond that, you don't. You don't want to break down. You don't want to break down part of what you're trying to explain or understand when that context can determin your understanding of it. And so the circumstances pertaining to
the twenty twenty election absolutely matter. What we saw in two thousand mules, what we saw these governors and so forth do pretending to election law, What we saw about funny business that happened in all of these places overnight, right these ballot dumps at three or four am or whatever, all these states simultaneously shutting down, counting broken water pipe in Pennsylvania, those those things all matter.
Context matters, and that has to be included in the overall discussion, or we miss the overall point and if someone ever asked you, ever ask you to do a favor or to accept something without considering that context, tell them no, my friends, I gotta go. SDG