Now run only underground than the bowels of a hidden somewhere under the brick and steel of a non described filtering. We once again made contact with our leader counter sitting in for the great one mark live in today on the mark, live in, show and proud and It is always to attempt to fill his shoes here on the great, Margo events, show her coastal coast in these. Great United States of America is a lot to talk about it. I know I know I know. I know everybody on cable news wants to talk about Michael call, it my common and the sentencing of Michael Cohen, and what this means about Trump, and this means clearly he's gonna resign or its impeachment or whatever it is in that Michael Cohen, is going to jail and Michael COD.

He's gonna be there is no sign of a russian collusion. Have you noticed that is me Suddenly, no designer rushing looks that way. Talk about Michael Cohen. We are an embryo. Talk about that an end and frank I think an even bigger story, we're going to talk about what were learning now about that investigation, the interrogation by Peter struck in the FBI of General, go Flynn. Then the national security adviser were learning so much God how James Commie Coercion- needed that interrogation that ended up leading to MIKE Flints a guilty plain. I have given false information to an FBI agent. We're gonna talk about all of that as well, but we need the pause for a second here and go back And talk a little bit about this case, pain, finance violation that common is, has pledged guilty to an end

In any lesser Lamarck, Levin Show- and that includes me Know- for a fact that what Michael commonplace guilty to incur pain finance violations. It is not a violation of the campaign, finance loss period, end of discussion theirs and there's no even wiggle room about this. And you know this- because you heard mark on this very programme interviewing the man who help right this law- the man who, in force this law further, elections. Commission, you know exactly what does love me that this is that it is a complete, the total bastard decision of the understanding of what election finance law is supposed to be, what it supposed to enforce. What is supposed to achieve understand something The southern district of New York in getting who Cohen, to accept.

This plea deal where he stands up in court and admit that he broke, campaign financed laws the it. Does not mean suddenly that one Cocoon admitted to is now the definition of this law have some sort of giant wait now so that anyone else who may have done what Michael Cohen did now guilty of that crime. That's not it! He can plead guilty to up a dozen mean he actually broke this law and other strange, but that's actually help goes down one other thing and mark himself made this point on his incredible facebook page on, said he gave the other day yesterday on. This gives no said the southern district of New York for the United States. His office is not generally the venue to prosecute election financed laws.

Do you know why? Because the southern district of New York is not really sort of ground zero. If I could, your election laws and and federal elections. There be Washington DC they're, not experts on this law in an What's so ever a red mark himself. This is one of his bullet points. Southern ITALY, Europe is not expert in campaign finance violations. Neither is the Clinton appointed District judge, they rarely handle campaign finance cases. The left wing, media and politicians are regurgitating with the prosecutors are merely filed in their own self. Serving brief, the media and others intentionally refuse to look at the actual rules and context. They refuse to even question what these prosecutors have thrown. The other, and that is, as usual, absolute, that understand what Michael commonplace guilty too.

The allegation and what he plucked guilty to is that he took Arnold trumps money and paid someone off to keep them quiet. A non disclosure agreement, but they're calling hush money I can call hush money if you want there's nothing illegal about it. You get somebody, a payment, you sign document, it's called a non disclosure and in it change for the money you're getting them. They promise not to say anything. I signed non disclosures before I receive money for non disclosures before anybody who has left a company that they ve been employed with after years and years and years oftentimes part of your severance is linked to a non disclosure agreement already. Your company that you're leaving for one reason or another, has severance package that they want to offer you and You can have your severance package, you can exit on these terms, but you just to sign this agreement and that agreement often has

This closure for various reasons. Sometimes it for proprietary information that the company wants to keep private about their business practices. Their clients about their customers about their sourcing. Sometimes it's about, but individuals I worked for a company that advocate even tell you. I work for the Piper NEWS Organization, Andrew Bright Bart hired me, I was his think- has seven three person that ever higher, who was still when he was working out of his basement in Westward California, and I worked there with Andrew and with the whole crew, their John Naughty and Alex Marla, one might flint. Rest his soul, Dana lash The walls mentioned. John Multi already, I think I did but the way along with other young little newcomers come in Joe Pollack, Ben Shapiro. All those guys and and Steve Abandon took over after Andrew passed away about a year later. I left the company and asked

Customary thy sounded on. I sent a bit three times in my career of them did nothing illegal about this. So Michael Cohen, half of his client Donald Trump enters into a non disclosure agreement with us. It was an apparently some other woman, says acres of payment, This document don't say anything. And they are saying that that the violation of campaign finance loss. Not now. I want you to just think about this for a second cause. It's incredibly important this Donald Trump money. It was his private money, She paid in a legal, private, Transit to another person in exchange for this non disclosure agreement. And they're saying that is a violation of campaign finance laws, because their claim is that he did this because

the information that these women might have said, what damaging to the campaign and therefore it the campaign and therefore it should have been part of campaign funds right. And then this would be then a violation of campaign finance, because it was above the regulated amount of money that one can put an old campaign. It is outrageous that explain that this I in, and I know that you can get to the debates. You know over the holidays with your liberal brother in law. About this I say that because that's usually what I end up having to do so. I feel your pain. Here's your argument back when this will clearly that's a violation of campaign, finance, say: ok, let me just get this straight. Are you telling me if Donald Trump in the middle of presidential campaign, where he's really raising hundreds of millions of dollars from all around the country were men and women in in Oklahoma.

In Pennsylvania and North Dakota in Michigan, and even California, in New York, because not everyone who lives in those states are met. None zombies. He's raising money from all of these good people who reach into their bank account and and grab twenty dollars. Fifty dollars, maybe even a hundred dollars good night out in some movies, with the kids, but instead do in that they're giving money to this political campaign because they want Donald Trump to be the president, and all money comes into his campaign accounts and Donald Trump takes vat money. His campaign funds not have private money, his campaign money An uses that for hush money he uses that to enter into this non disclosure agreement, and bad you'd, be ok with values, be a violation. That's gonna, misappropriation of campaign, finance laws of funds to take

Neither people don't need new campaign and pay off a porn star is that the police, of the. U S attorney's office. The southern district of New York is that their position right now. But it is illegal to use your private money to take care of a private matter. But if you would use campaign funds to pay some the offer their silence that we'd be fine work And, of course, the answer is no: this is your classic Justice department heads, I win tales. You lives. They have to stood and distorted this law for one reason and warm reason only end its to get Donald Trump and it is an outrage and it defies Jake, it's pies explanation, but that's exam What we're looking at right now and I know,

Michael Cohen, pledge guilty to people plead guilty to things all the time for their own personal and private reasons. He's not private gives the guy's grandstanding saying all his lived in. The darkness, and now we come to the light, but by the nowhere in here is there any suggestion that Donald Trump told Michael come and lie forced to lie, compelled him to lie. I want to go back to add two: Michael events bullet points on this, because Bed linen, let me just continue some of the things that he's written about this, because you need to hear it in Europe filling it remember that doesn't mean you don't have an opinion on these things is lobbying over your face, but the actual, campaign, rules and context do not include non disclosure agreements or infinite other contracts pay arrangements, acts of a private nature as campaign contributions, it's normal human behaviour and was never intended to be regulated or reported anything

Is that will apply with southern just of New York is dead wrong. Actually, I think about think about this. For a minute. Let's say you want to run for office right office and died. You ve got some high credit card debt that you ve been floating for a long time. All right and in your candidate. Now, when you ve got your whole campaign, finance apparatus in and there's some reporters that are safer and you got a candidate, God knows: what's it you're wondering gets Hillary Clinton, and here Clinton gets a law firm to hire fusion gps and they got Michael Steel and they're. Turning over every rock, they want opposition research on you might even end up in a face a warrant. You never know. And their sniffing out anything that, in your closet, their sniffing out anything that might be bad about you and you ve got these debts and it might make it look bad. So so you borrow money to pay off their debts to clean it up right.

Or maybe you ve got a bunch of money. Maybe you sell some stock? Maybe you borrow therefore, one k and you pay off all that and a card that, because you don't want to look bad when you're running for office- is it Did you just break the law? Did you just break them because you didn't use campaign funds to make their payment. This is disgusting and despicable and am in case. France about this in case you ll, is Larry. I hear you in a kind of makes, What you say, but at the same time and are no again all seven District New York Use attorney's office. I mean GOSH Andrew Mccarthy's to work their booty Giuliano used to work every neither easier You know like

Jack web on dragnet this is, like, you know, Garrison Nissan CS. I am in these. It either the good guys I they they wouldn't be doing that they wouldn't be getting it wrong, and you know now: here's here's. My proof here is the proof. This stinks to high Heaven, whose Elaborating this thing going nuts about it, whose acting like this is the final and God knows they ve been saying this for two years that this is the final Oh god ever present drama he's gonna, be resigning a disgrace, if not impeach, if not indicted and fraud marched out of the White House, where you got your Chris Cuomo Can you get your don lemons and you got your Rachel Madhouse, any Gaucho Lawrence Donald and you got your Joe and meek as a boy? Are we gonna get the Mika later on? all the usual suspects on cable and broadcast news and on your favorite liberal websites, they were going nuts Yes and I'm sorry. Yes,

Absolutely they are guilty by association if, if something the southern dish in New York and Michael Cohen. Put together in this guilty plea. The high heaven when, when held up to the mirror of the law and the legal base, logic. And then it celebrated by the likes of Chris Cuomo Anderson Cooper, Don Lemon Lawrence, O Donnell and Chris Matthews now, I'm sorry case closed There's something wrong with this, and there really is. And I ve been a little bit more on this. I got a little bit more on Micro, Cohen's guilty pleaded day and how it isn't. What? mainstream media is telling him and then- really gonna get into the details were learning now about my flight. And that interview he had with the FBI? either one that led to this guilty plea. Most a year after the interview and now Led his sentencing that is taking place right now, we're gonna get all of that So go nowhere. I am O connor- and this is the

the convention must ban, what are you gonna sitting and remarkable and then, by the way, I didn't absolutely want your reaction. To this end, our conversation we're about to have about the MIKE Flynn guiltily, eight, seven, seven, three, eight one Ba11 love to talk to you about all this stuff, eight hundred and seventy seven, three hundred and eighty one three thousand eight hundred and eleven, it's the the smartest. Shall audience in radio? I have to say that, because I'm on under Biennale in Washington, DC and they'll get upset, if I suggest that you're smarter than them so you're national audience years right, ok, so want to compare apples to apples, the thing about this Michael coming: Election Commission thing, conference, bukovsky foundation, formerly of the Justice Department he

forgotten more about election law than any one of the summit. District of New York is gonna know with all due respect. I heard about this today. Daily signal He refers specifically to add to this idea that this private transaction can't possibly We be a violation campaign finance law again, the southern District New York. They maintain that anything, used to influence. The outcome of the election must in fact be. A campaign expenditure, but but here's the thing and HANS Bonds, Bukovsky, actually sites all itself federal Commission act. This is a fifty two? U s c three zero one, one four b to it says Quoting now any managers used to fulfil any commitment, obligation or expensive a person that would exist irrespective of the candidates election campaign. Are you telling me that Donald billionaire real

state magnet and by the way television personality that it, it would have behooved him and been completely Anders the and appropriate private transaction outside of the confines of a presidential election too entered into those non disclosure act with these people, of course it would have, and finally the whole Bay this of election law in the first place financed law is so that rich person can't unduly influence a candidate by pumping a bunch of money. His way, that's not the case you wake up in them, influencing it tomorrow? corner on the market of inshore. You wake up in the mall. Running feeling sluggish and have to drag yourself through your day. Do you feel bloated, tired and out of shape, eating healthy as a habit

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this now that, basically any used by a candidate, or a personal private matter. If it's their private money you're guilty. If you use campaign funds your guilty, are you kidding me power grab that you can't let just swarming these negative ranch. Do this kind of thing we're getting a little bit more that an end? The outrage that were learning now about the circle and says behind the interview from MIKE Flynn and the FBI headed up by Peters truck, fucking, more more, like entrapment every day, all that coming up in a sack. What are they a car shield when it comes to costly car repairs, you gotta have options right, they did choice is what it's all about. That's that's! That's how we get the best in this country in any free market society, but instead, you often stuck bargain hunting right. You want the best deal because who can afford to forego worth I was in dollars for repair. He can't put a price on your family safety

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code, Levin or call eight hundred com. Sixty one hundred mentioned the code Levin at deductible may apply. Let's turn quick. MIKE Sunshine Maryland. Your listening to the morgue Levin show I'm Larry o what you say: paler, I think you're taking my call. I think that he was weak drop said, and I don't think there's can be any liability for trot. You know the Trump brand worldwide and it was common For him to I'm sure enter resolve legal disputes, I'm sure he signed. India is all the time, yeah race and entered into themselves? To my mind, this is not something. This is something he would have done, irrespective of accounting that which which by net definition, shows you that it is not a campaign expense it? So Jacob MIKE. Thank you for that. I appreciate the call your right. Here's a hero, I'm not a super old guy? Ok, I'm not! I'm not really old I'm old enough, though I am

enough to remember that? What what Donald Trump and what what Michael College by guilty to and one Michael what Donald Trump is now being accused of where air one across the landscape, of the liberal, media and liberal politics than the one. In the same. All of them are saying that Trump is going to be let out of the White House and a frog marching cuffs with purple, walk he leaves the White House, if not during his tenure at the White House. I am old enough to remember when they called what Trump is me accused of a bimbo irruption. Do you remember that but will irruptions? Do you remember that big they read about it during the Clinton campaign. No, not that Failed Hillary Clinton, design there's no the bill Clinton political camp in a ninety ninety two

back. Then the media, before they found new love, respect and admiration for George Herbert Walker. Bush push forty one before they thought who's, the guy they were right by the way- is a great man grandma hated him I'm so much because I guess he didn't put on sunglasses and place Ex Opponent Arsenal Hall and he wasn't cool, headed joke about wearing. You know boxers briefs on MTV, indeed, all that stuff, that Bill Clinton, dead van, his care, an apparatus brag about the fact that all these women came forward, saying that they had had affairs with Bill Clinton or that he was you know inappropriate with them and, of course the women all said that, because it was rule- and campaign blight. Leaders at all: we ve got another bimbo irruption. Well, let's go take care of it. How do you think they took care of it? Hello. Needs to do as they all that thing with a non disclosure that was a bimbo irruption? What's the deal Carl where's town, New Jersey, Carl IRAN.

Then show and learn. How are you today? What is it I e if you're MR producer, they call on asked me one word and I think it's eventually that Donald Trump will probably have to resign from all the things that are coming up, and I believe that the beginning of that with Michael Count, why you know it it just civic every single thing did he ever accuse the Hilary of which were approved It also guilty of- and I think that the irony that more people are started early pondered waters guile about is sitting is setting aside what we know. Hilary did in only one engage you in that right now. Can you tell me one thing as it is in all of the things you tell me one thing based on what we are in the Michael Cohen plea here: do you think

That will lead to his resignation, but what you thought you'd have brought it up. The pemberley rubbed him so Donald Trump, and I think it was the third debate invited Ex Lovers Bill Clinton because look look at this guy he's dirty he was and how their pillory pay them off our trump did the same thing that one? Why am I will Carl? Just you know those were next lovers. One of them was a rape victim and one of them was a victim of sexual assault. Our doing sees me of sexual harassment well, Those are girlfriends number one. Number two, they weren't red and setting aside for a moment. Why would that led to a resignation, you telling me When a politician, it taking your premise, which I reject, but let's take your premise for the sake of argument, so we can expose the ridiculous of your logic here. You're

Gimme, that when a politician is hypocritical and has a double standard that will lead to their resignation, have you ever witnessed american politics, Carl, I'm very well very well, so you're cute. What you're, accusing Donald Trump of being is a politician with a double standard accuses his opponent of something that he's guilty of airport That will lead to his resignation. That's when I was there, I gave you there's, you know you'd think you'd slid for the fences. I appreciate they call, you think it's for the feds. Is it tell me the big way. What you know like like he's guilty of campaign finance laws, it remarkable that we ve been talking about the report Phyllis campaign finance lot hoax bit then perpetrated on the american people in the last forty eight hours through the southern district of New York, claiming Michael Cohen, is guilty of that law and, by extension, Donald Trump is guilty of leading that law. I ve been talking about more details on, and I give you the chance to tell me how you know. Yes, it is the beginning. The Uno really tell me one thing and you skipper

the care they find its laws go to the idea that he was a hypocrite in the second debate by using Clinton is something that he did. Ok,. Again. I reject your premise, but even if you by your premise, I dont think at being politician on the national stage for president having a double standard is grounds for resignation? I could be wrong. Could be wrong on that one Let us move now onto the MIKE Flynn story. As you know, Lieutenant General MIKE Flint head. Rector of military intelligence when he worked at the Pentagon under Barack Obama. Became the National Security Advisor for Donald Trump he's a way kinda the job and he gets a phone call from the F B. I directly says: Hey at some questions about these contacts are, you may have had during the transition with Ambassador Kisyak

of Russia. You mind if we swing over and talk about it, I d come on over Peter struck, you know him he's a guy who sends text messages to his girlfriend about how much he hates tromp how much he loves Hilary, We need to have an insurance policy just in case trump wins. But then insurance policy was he's? Also, the guy who interviewed Hillary Clinton, while was surrounded by a team of lawyers, took two and a half hours, didn't take any notes and said yes, she's claim he's the guy leads the conversation with MIKE Flint over at the White House. And that conversation led to Flynn resigning from his position and by December of twenty seventeen pleading, indeed rubber Miller Special Council team of giving false him, to a federal, invest here. The investigators, the FBI measures were learning now in the sentencing documents.

Came to the White House, walked into flints office and said I gonna listen. I will tell you if you want, you can have the White House Council here. You can have your own personal attorney here: dirt this conversation, but you know that's disconnects, can drag things out. It's gonna make things more complicated. It's your call, but as this could make things a lot more difficult, they were trying to make him feel more relaxed in the conversation now fly still under the impression that you're diviners, as they want to clear some things up about the russian He thinks that this is a Governmental conversation that their discussing things that involve the national security than I do The eye calls him as national supervisors, as they want to clear some things up about the Russia. He thinks that this is good. Mental conversation that their discussing things that involve the national security, the United States of America? This is yet another silences top and then So what led to the guilty plea of

Flynn getting false information to the F B. I know a couple of things about this. By the way have you heard these details. If you would see another broke his eye, I why? So now I I don't. I go on Fox NEWS a lot. I do To do so, and I love the programmes, I'm a big fan of Tucker. I dead, love mark show on the weekends, due to mention a show a lot. I love it. I don't watch it that much couple of reasons. First of all, the biggest reason, No, what the other guys you're saying that helps me do my job and I watched CNN, I watch MSNBC. I watch the network news. I so pity the people who watched the networks, and don't listen to talk. Radio, don't listen to the mark. Levin show do you no, that they're not hearing any of these details that I just delivered to you they're, not hearing any of this. They're, not hearing the fact that James call me

an FBI director who over saw this interrogation we're not learning. It was, in fact an interrogation nazi. Some conversation. Of their national Security Visor MIKE Flynn, he brand and over the weekend he brag about the fat. That the circumstances I just described to you were an effort, agent picks up a phone calls directly to the national security adviser and says: hey we got some questions. Can we talk here? never done that! The Obama administration or under the Bush administration? He said he plagued about that. He he says he took advantage. Of the early days of the Trump Administration and the like Organization he said he Not only would it didn't never have happened this questioning under these auspices, but he would have. Had the FBI agent CALL Flynn directly. Would have immediately called the White House Council cause. That's the protocol g

James combing FBI, director violating protocol. I heard that before. That sounds familiar. It's funny. It's happen few times hasn't it with when he bypassed his boss, the attorney General Loretta, Lynch and the judgment that no charges will be brought against Hillary Clinton, Emily Inspector General, but that was irregular. And then gave that press conference total breach of protocol when he initiated a counter intelligent investigation on Russia and their involvement, potentially in the Trump campaign going so far as to fi. So warrant and spies. Oh no! I know they were a governmental informants or whatever the heck. They wanted to call them. They were spies. Their job was done. Two people associated with the Trump campaign to try to get him from, from them surreptitiously amended,

but that's what a spy does even com. What ever you want, but their spying on the Trump campaign? He did but he had the vice of warranty, initiated the Counter intelligence investigation and he waited nine months to inform Congress of those actions standard protocol for the F b I engaged in exactly those activities would dictate that, at the very, maximum. He would wait three months before noted the gang of aiding Congress every quarter, they have a meeting where they disclose who Suffice to warrant whose being investigated, while countering tell what's going on that's called oversight, that's called separation of powers that on checks and balances. The legislative branches informed what the executive branches doing using their powerful police state tools that they have at their disposal: the fight investigation and surveillance that they only are allowed to do with the blessing

the legislative branch, because the legislator branch answers to we, the people. And so the only reason they allowed the executive branch to have that kind of power for national security purposes. The only german ground rules was ok. Fine, you guys can do that. You can do the spying knew the face: a warrant on american citizens. I Carter page a Naval Academy graduate who's never been charged with the crime. You can do that kind of thing, but at the very Please! You gotta, keep us informed about this. We want to know so we can have oversight. So if there is abuse, we can keep you from from police state tactics like this. An James call me in for instance, breach protocol again follow the norms. Why we're up to four different times. Now that he's breach protocol and its amazed Every single time- and now this time he doesn't call the White House counsel and say: hey, we ve got some Agents, and they ve got some serious questions for MIKE Flynn, so

We'd like to arrange a time where you are there, where General Flynn is there and weaken that these questions. Because we're doing a counter intelligence investigation and he's a potentially a, a character in this in this investigation nodded yet necessarily, but who knows how? Ultimately, he was right and he broke that protocol as well. So each and everything that I desire to go, he breaks protocol and it's all to the detriment of Donald Trump shocking. Isn't it James call me parry on a virtue, Joe Friday law, and order no politics, not a single political bone in his body he stood by and that mediator. I'm very o. It's the marvel of inshore ban.

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It's got a brick house, Levine Dotcom, Brick House, Levin, dot com offered code Levin, now run only underground than the bowels of the hidden somewhere under Britain, steel of among the script filtering. We once again made contact with our leader real Conor sitting in, for the great one mark lemonade, seven, seven, three one the eight one one, but good luck getting in mines are jammed over the details- and I just laid out there- the latest now that we ve learned about James call me. In the F b, I breach protocol in red now to my plan. In the opening days of the Trump administration, he was the National Security advisor

dissuaded him from having an attorney there'd. They did reach protocol they even referring to him directly. Instead of going to the White House Councils office change calmly, bragging that he wouldn't have done this. If it were the Obama administration to the Bush administration's ease that I took advantage of the dust organization there at the beginning days of the Trump administration over there's no deep state now there. People with you know huge power within the administration within the government who are trying to undermine or work against the president. Only the the eye director admitting it now and then who's. Ever long string of reaches a protocol. They're comin, has been either admitted to after the fact or an exposed, and it's a serious problem is his problem when its clear? The intention here is to take down the duly elected present United States, because people who, like em I don't care if you don't like him, against him one somebody else against him. If you don't like him, but you don't owe me who is the police power of the federal government.

To undermine the will of the american people, We want to get to your reaction, journalist, gonna Caleb, Atlanta, Georgette Caleb. You are on the market and show I'm Larry. I learned how you doing good. What do you say thought I'd take is that I'm grown Senior FBI do many things and totally with you the way that they should have called me and then a fade with the election in terms of talk talking about Hillary Clinton's emails and then having all these secret notes that he took in all these trump meetings and and then going after Flynn. Its did a lot of things that I never was used to the FBI really putting their fingers into at it looks. It was dirty, doesn't look good, but that being said, they'd put the work to go there So I'm honestly love web hanging. I really feel anyone's one's innocent in this situation. I don't want them all gone.

Well, why is that what you mean you want them all gone they drive. Her words were like when was to provide, was basically just to try, Give breathing through the president or what international relations should happen and for some reason the national police took issue with the way he did his job and there should be any way that that job should be done in a way that would raise any eyebrows. Be Guy- came about national using a couple of things on this. First of all understand that You realise that when the Trump administration began, there were a huge number of hold overs from the Obama administration within national security apparatus. The general plan was now in charge of, but also certain then the Justice Department effect he didn't even have his attorney general in place. Yet it was still Sally Yeats. Who was the thing attorney Josie! You recognise that during that weak or the intervening weeks,

or a bunch of Obama, people who were still in charge right. Yet Ok, and you know that the Obama people hated MIKE Flynn right. Do you know that truly yeah. They hate him. So they would love to get rid of him number one. We're to celebrate that person, I mention you, you ve heard of her right. She was the acting attorney general that quit in a Huff, Ruby She- wouldn't do her job and and executed president's orders, as commander in chief or as the head of the executive branch she's, the one who said hey. We should investigate my clear because he might violate the Logan. Acting with a Logan ACT is honestly now tat Rita. That's a good rethink gallop, there's a good reason for that A lot has never been enforced for like over a hundred years or a hundred and fifty years. The law Enact says that an individual can't operate a foreign policy separate from the official federal government's foreign policy may claim that, because MIKE Flynn as the incoming national security adviser was conversations with mister.

So we actually ambassador from Russia and other figures, because you He was the incoming national security adviser that that could have The interfering with the foreign policy the Obama administration. In the final weeks of the Obama administration, and this is the incoming national security adviser, but that was the the strongman debate propped up to justify investigating, an end and other figures in the Trump White House, so so So when you say you know well flints dirty and he should have gone anyway. We understand the background here and how we got to this place. They targeted, They wanted him gone and even more so in Caleb. Thank you for the call, because it gives me a chance to sort it give. You background here or or the details as to why this is so important. This this whole Flynn thing. Why are we focusing on Flynn today? These revelations? They came on the sentencing document that that the F b I had actually dissuaded Flynn from

a tiny right now, then they breach protocol to have this conversation. Theoretically, too, to get the Logan ACT. Why is it important? Because without the Flynn inquiry If out the Flynn investigation that was all bogus from the beginning, as I just explained, It was all a personal vendetta without them You don't have. The robber Mahler Special Council investigation. You have rubber Mahler named too investigate russian collusion and potential obstruction of justice? now, I know you guys know most of this stuff because your plugged in but in case some of the regular CNN viewers are watching or listening. Let me just explained that very briefly, because you have remember the timeline here: they interview Flynn Flynn ends up.

It turns out that the vice president, vice president pens and President Trump in the White House, learned that Flynn not been entirely truthful with them now with the FBI with them about certain. Banks of his conversations during the transition- and so they asked for his resignation Flynn, is gone FBI continues to investigate Flynn. Tromp during one of his meetings with CO me asks Meda gonna listen plans, a good guy and he just. His job. We did the right by getting rid of him because he wasn't truthful with us. Break the law, it would be great if you could just you know,. Then again, by the way, this is all according to call me court Nicole me. Tromp says: can I guess it would be great if you just let this thing go suffered enough. We take that as obstruction of justice. Me rights himself, a memo make sure after he gets fired at that

leaked through the New York Times which, by the way call me, is now being investigated for four leaking. That document that revelation plus the fact Tromp fired co me is what led to the naming of the special council tramp tramp tried to tell We need to investigate flinch from China obstruct justice. We they get a special council in here. That's why it so important critically import. If none of this happened without it. So I know that instinct, is Caleb in Atlanta has right now the instinct is whether all awful throw Terrible get rid of them all melt. Listen we're grownups! Here we brains. We can think this through. We can have gradations of awful in an and frankly, when you the FBI director in the acting attorney general of and it states of America using their investigative powers. My opinion entrapped somebody and instigate

a grand investigation that could take down the president if they have their way, that's pretty bad. That's a lot worse than the alleged false information to a federal agent and I'm insane until Kate, allied with federal agent, but shuddering thee, circumstances surrounding that interview with an FBI agent. But he was dissuaded from having his attorney. Oh here's one other thing: oh here's. Another thing about the FBI interview with MIKE Flynn. How do we know that might Flynn gave false information right a boot. We ve all heard that Call me and Andrew Mc Cave and Peter struck the leadership of the FBI at the time, didn't think that might play said an untruth that he wasn't hiding anything you ve all heard that right that it is took place January twenty seventh night. FBI. I they record these things understand. Why any time you know if I'm interviewing somebody I recorded

I wanted to interview somebody. I could just pull up my phone. We ve all got recording devices in our pockets. For God's sake, video recording devices, but for someone the agents don't do, that they take notes and they filed a form called a three or to form right. You ve heard of right, you ve heard because as a central part of this issue- and I know you're following it, can you guys get this. The FBI interviews MIKE Flynn. In January of twenty seventeen. Then they submit their written three or to report. According to the latest. Formation, and I interviewed Byron York from Washington examined earlier today on my show in Washington DC. Under Biennale there in Washington that come on re performer, I mean everyone, Byron Europe, one of the really good reporters in Washington. He has learned, through his reporting and through core documents, now public public filings that the FBI,

agents who conducted the interview with MIKE Flynn filed there. For your two forms in August in August, seven HANS after they interviewed MIKE Flynn. Seven months later, they file there three or two forms and that's the basis of the charge that he lied to federal investigators. You still think in all their all dirty they're, all corrupt, on all their houses really or maybe, something really stinks. Seriously stakes. With the people who are in charge of the Justice Department and the FBI under Barack Obama that had carried through carried over into the Trump administration in the early days.

You know more, we learn, I think it's the latter, not the former Jimmy Brooklyn listening on the brilliant, legendary W Abc Jimmy you're on the market of info. I really don't like what they did the general, when he was Lord and you don't need your attorney. You talk like a friendly off the record kind of discussion and that he gets tricks, while the F B, I could lie to us and apparently due to a judge and then could be arrested or indicted. Her supposedly lying, but then the F B, I could lead us into a judge. It doesn't make sense, though it seems to me this goes against the Idea of the Miranda writes me. I know its, not white, that principle The Miranda right you're told? Did you anything They can and will be used again shoe. You have a right to an attorney when you tell it

Don't worry about it, so it's not quite Maria Bureau, I'm saying it just doesn't sound like that Jimmy you're, absolutely right. It goes against what we all understand to be. The principles of the typical interaction of law enforcement and somebody who is suspected of a crime are under arrest course. Wasn't under arrest or suspected of a crime and And that is for farmers concern. He thought this was a casual conversation amongst colleagues in the Trump administration Yet the guy who's running an FBI O Connor, intelligent investigation, pick up the phone and came to the new national security adviser about his interactions with Russia during the transition yeah come on over I'll. Tell you what I know: Fbi agent gets there and so listen no does want. You know you could have the White House Council here there. But if you do this, isn't a complicate things gonna make us, sir? You nowhere! I'd, rather not. If you want to do that, but is really be a hassle That's all right! Ass! Your questions added that instincts Jimmy instincts call me denounced,

the whole world. I D, J Edgar Hoover was bad to the civil rights movement. J Edgar Hoover like President Kennedy were worried about the Communist Party People involved advising Martin Luther King and stuff, like that Ok, Google, when Aftermath Nazis, went after the coup clutched clan. He was not a racist suffering. Call me to think that, at a bright guys, not an honest guy. I hate to think that I can't you my dear it's not a good feeling as a major attic America That I am gamblers you Jimmy in Brooklyn. Thank you for calling. I appreciate may I read disagree with you at by Whittaker chambers. He was kind of a central the red Scare and J Edgar Hoover and the witch trials going after you know q, soviet spies and the federal government back in the days of a red square you'll. I want a public school in Amerika, That's what I learned Just recently, I read a book called way: now by Whittaker chambers. He was kind of a central figure and that all thing- and I realized something

you never learn in school. You learn about the red scare. You don't learn one part of the red scare. The J Edgar Hoover was a patriotic American trying to fight against you know what that is, the red there. You know what the one thing you forget that you don't learn about in public school: the fact that the red scare, A red scare because there were really soviet communist. Eyes in the federal government. You know it's not a witch hunt when which is around. You're, absolutely right about J Edgar Hoover call me- camel the candle D J, EDGAR Hoover. No he's got a sordid and mix like the and by the way, by the way, Jaeger Herbert first overzealous use of surveillance tactics against America, citizens in the fifties and sixtys led to the laws we have in place. Now the fight

the laws that we have so that the FBI, can't abuse our privacy in the way that they did under J Edgar Hoover. Call me love Jirga, Hoover. He followed it is steps when it came to abusing the privacy of american citizens in the surveillance of them. I will too more of your reactions to this, and I've got a little bit more by the way on this might planting one other thing that people just aren't asking themselves and certainly not something that you hearing asked on cable news. Has to do with if MIKE Fly, lied to these FBI agents. Why would he do that it eyes logic. Would he would unless there's something also put I'll, explain that and take more because in a moment, I'm very oconnor. It's the marshal of inshore ban

we ve got news about three wise women. Real wise linen wisest women on the left that I know Christine blessed, for it, make a Brzezinski accent Abkhazia Gardez could even say without laughing. They are. They are to brilliant for any so we got news about all three of them that I share with you, but I do want a rapid this conversation you're, we ve had about my plenum. What we ve learned about this, at this. The interrogation that took place with the FBI that led to his guilty play an end by the way it really it led to the entire special council being named. Government and here's this and I mentioned secondary raw material countered by the way filling it from our equipment. Here's, a question to ask yourself because The one thing that has never really been made clear to me- and it makes me feel like they're still more to this story:

That seems very simple and very cuttin dry and very black and white too many people who look at whether you're looking at it. From my perspective, where you, that this is an overreach of the FBI and the Justice Department who intentions on crib this presidency, if not of making the case that might lead. Payment by the way we're seeing that play out right now. I'm off you see it from the left and use. That this is. You know nothing but Joe Friday. James call and the good Women are the f B. I finally, you know investigating the obvious foreign info, patient of our electoral process at the hands of Lattimer Putin, and thank God we had fusion GPS, create a dossier to expose all of it and in their good people. I suppose who see it that way: but to them it's very black and white, and to those of us who think the former to us its black and white, and most of it since about it. I've been resolved and answered, and we understand this story from our perspective. Here's what I've never understood. Never

ever ever and I still don't- and I and I- and I can't wait for this- to be revealed MIKE Flynn. The suppose it false information that he gave about his conversation with Ambassador Kisyak, the russian ambassador, where It's alleged that Britain when neighbours in the transition, he was the incoming national security advisor, He mentioned these sanctions that Obama just put on, and apparently he said something about how you know. Well, don't react to these sanctions because we were in power, we might role. Back or something like that might Flynn the director of national intelligence. He knew The phone call he was on was not only being listened to, but transcribed. Why would he lie about a call but he knew was transfer someone!

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make a presence. He had this to say about the Secretary of State of the United States of America. I understand, from doesnt hair home and makes a good point. He doesn't care. Why doesn't like palm pale care right now? Are the pathetic to elections that we just heard when he appeared on Fox and friends? Is that a patriot speaking or want to be dictators dead. Serious are now asking. Are these the words of a patriot? Now we, we obviously have to censure what she said, because she used to disparaging charm, often affiliated well directly affiliated with the behaviour of gay man right air on Amazon BC in front of Joe and everyone and I ll, when, when in a moment of of anger or peak or emotion, Reveal who they really are

reveal themselves to be the hateful intolerant of noxious people who will throw slurs around left and right without in twice about it when he here non partisan friends? Is that a patriot speaking or want to be dictators dead areas are now asking. Are these the words of a patriot by the way? I love it when someone like Mika Brzezinski questions Patriotism of precarious state, MIKE Bumpo, a man who graduated first in his class at the mill Terry Academy, at West Point served. Our nation army continues to serve our nation honourably, not just as a Congress member than his directorate CIA announced Secretary of state and He has to deal with the likes of Mika Brzezinski, questioning if he's a patriot and then calling him a gay slur, blank boy. I'm sure you ve, seen it by now happened this morning. After all, it's a pattern of behavior. I have

say over it MSNBC to delicious things about this before again into the pay, a pattern of behaviour, the first Is she apologized and most The headlines that you saw through the course of the day on social media or on websites that report the news or purports to report the news most of the headlines said meagre Brzezinski, apologises for using the term blank boy. What's funny all of those publications who printed a story about her apology. Never actually printed a story about the slur in the first place right, you know, will you get. You know a big, oh, my god. I can't believe me. Since key called my palm peo a blank boy. That's a a gay slur. It's really offensive to homosexual men. That story wasn't written this story that way Britain is of her apologies.

Her magnanimous and heartfelt apologies for saying that, but actually the apology wasn't that magnanimous and heartfelt because Inevitably, apologize did person she was slandering, said reduced. It might pale she apologized Dick Durban. So I guess was on during the segment got more coverage, people on Twitter, who complained to her about it made I apologise to gay men. I didn't see that part of it should a Rick were now on the United States. A measure to Germany was an openly gay man appointed by that homophobic I hate longer? Donald Trump elsewhere gives you with us in a big way, and so not by in this apology, because you not apologizing to me you're apologizing to the wrong people, those others that the fact that the apology got more coverage than the actual slur that she used. But then there's this

you catch those, because this really is my favorite part of a whole thing when he appeared on Fox and friends. Is that a patriot speaking about this remit? It she's the hose- of mourning, Joe on MSNBC and they're, doing this entire segment and conversation about an interview that just happened during their show another network. How pathetic is this Erin their concealing. The fact that news doesn't even happened on their own show the that there were lying on the guys down the chair, list there over it fox to actually then get gas have interviews make news so that they have something to talk about what watch. This show, which is conceding, oh, my god. Did you just see what happened on our competition when he appeared? I thought some friends

This is a basic get a job. No literally, this was an interview he gave this morning. At the same time, her show was on that's just sad. That's just said, but it is a bit again back to this pattern of behavior now, because it really is think about this. For a minute you got Mika using a blank boy there, slurry about a gay man Baldwin. Remember him Alec Bobby, extra thereon, NBC same company add, is thirty rock show he added a new added actual talk show on MSNBC on the weakens for a while. Then, back on NBC. Now, I'm sorry alive. Oh, I know he just got arrested for getting into a fight with some guy over a parking spot is a big rich, powerful Dorothy fighting with somebody over parking spot. A human being, is this you know exactly we're gonna human beings says, and I understand I've had with parking spot in New York to, but I control myself.

When you're out Baldwin, don't you know who he is get on my partner spot or a punch in the face. He if you remember those years ago, not not a lot of years four years ago. Maybe five years ago he was getting chase down by paparazzi in Manhattan. He gets out of the car starts threatening and calls him a while ago, slur with the sea ends with an You can fill in the middle, its multi symbolic. So you got me, go with the boy geisler, you got the alibi. When again NBC msnbc with the sea were gay Owen. Then, there's joy, reed, Joy Reed has paid some pages of her blog and twitter feed full of homophobic, gay slurs that she first class- she never wrote and that she had been hacked she actually she and I'm busy one so far.

As to claim they opened an FBI investigation to find out who would hacked her and they lying about it lying about lying about until they couldn't lie anymore, because too many people your the traits and characteristics of what I wept hack would look like said now. This was the hack at all times stamped and dated back on the internet archive to when you were writing it six seven May years ago you that this joy read you built bad and finally, she was, for pouches, but you didn't really apologise because she still claim that she couldn't believe that she wrote it now. This is a journalist. Are these the words of a patriot using a gay slow to talk about the Secretary of State in an answer she wrote, something that she clearly wrote and you're supposed to trust?

believe her with news and information and by the way, the MSNBC audience they do they lover but again pattern of behavior. You got this woman when he appeared. I thought some friends that a patriot speaking or gonna, be dictators dead. Syria now asking are these the words of a patriot using your days here to talk about the Secretary of State America Manner, graduated first in his class, the military Academy, this point you got Alec Baldwin, who do very famous, called paparazzi a guy for they start to see any got joy red who

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bread Cavanaugh End and in a way this all the way they use Christian Blasi for because in our listen pardon me, despite the fact that I think that she should have never given that test I think she should have never put herself in a position where she was ruining a good man's name. Unless she had a real, ensure collaboration to support it. I also think that she was used by cold pick a ball mean spirited ruthless politicians who didn't care. One thing about her they just want to win their agenda. They wanted to try to stop Cavanaugh, they tried to hurt tromp, they try to get their own media presence elevated and they and you re some money, how do we because those are all the things that they did accept, stop cabinet and her trump recovery now Supreme Court, justice and months later, we now first here again from Christine

as he Ford its Vienna unlikely place. Sports illustrated no she's. Not going to be the new quarterback washing Redskins, although I give it try out No, she was there being a video. Honouring a person, an athlete, receiving an award from sports illustrated here baby. I am honoured to speak quickly from are about a woman. I admire so much a woman who suffered abuse as a vulnerable, teenaged athlete who found the courage to talk publicly to stop the abuse of others. Her courage, inspired others survivors to end their silence, and we all know the result Rachel Dan, HOLLAND, her I am and all of you- and I will always beans

by you Rachel Hollanders, is the recipient of the sports, illustrated inspiration of the year award because she was the first Jim to come forward and expose the sexual abuse by Larry Nasser that evil, despicable doktor, Michigan State University and Extension of USA Gymnastic. She deserves an award, that's wonderful, that their honouring her, but you see what they're doing here. Bringing politics into it by bringing Christine Blasi forward into this very abolishing two things there diminishing the courage. Rachel, then Hollanders, who actually Corroborative evidence spoke out in a timely manner, so that things could be investigated and checked at who everything? Christine Buzzy for didn't do

by equating her and connecting her to Christian Buzzy Ford, who, like it or not, is a polarizing political figure because she was used for political purposes, not long justice purposes not invest. You'd have purposes not not not not in any criminal, justice investigation, though she was used for politics. That forum was a political force, and she was used for one partisan, political, and a verses another. So Oh they're sallying bravery and courage of Rachel DEN Hollanders gymnast firm, Michigan State University in what she did by tying to this polarizing political figure, number one and number two. They are attempting to rehabilitate Christine Bossy forward by saying see, I'm just like her. I saw for this abuse as a teenager, and I came forward so that just this could be done. I'm just as brave as Rachel, then HOLLAND or, of course she would over thirty years to come forward,

couldn't even remember basic details of her story, but other than that is exactly the same while these are voices sound alike, now run only underground boughs of a hidden somewhere under the brick and steel of a non described filling. We once again made contact with our leader Rio counter sitting in for the great one mark love. Then I am the afternoon dry post in Washington DC. That would be your nations capital to be. I may I come on. Reform are living actually three to six in the afternoon and always an honour to sit in his seat and use this very powerful and influential microphone win

I had the opportunity. So I am very thankful and honoured that mark wanted made it to fill in for him to day eight seven, seven, three one, three, eight one one: let's have some fun. Shall we away? couldn't Alexandria occurs, Cortez run for president. Mean she can the constitution says she can't, because you gotta be thirty five, but the hope seven article over at vocs by one Matthew Eagle. Suggest that's, that's ridiculous, you shouldn't someone as young as Alexandria, Cassio Cortez, run for president and I'm willing to have that conversation I may do. We still need to have a prohibition on someone younger than thirty five running for president. What's the point, why Why should we end for that matter? Why should we have an age limit on the Senate and the Congress? Thirty in twenty five respectively? Why

I'd love to hear your reaction to this trying hard to remove Alexandria or Cassio Cortez EO, see as the kids color I'm trying. Move from the mix here, because part of me really wants her to run We fantastic bites it's hard, it's hard to remove from it, but but but it's Let's have the conversation based on the principles and values, not the individual involved, see that would be left his thing to do. That would be a well. I Matthew, Iglesias advances thing to do, because They had never occurred to him until now and now is realized. All the constitution is wrong, been wrong for tuna. Thirty, some odd years. Let's get it and let us into Gaza Cortez run. Ok. What would be the downside is that why do we still need the thirty five year old prohibition and while we're added wow we're making modifications to how this country runs based on age limitations,

limitations that you'd like to see, removed or modified, for instance, frankly, I'd, be willing to give up the idea that you have to be thirty five years old to run for president. If, could trade. Oh you know you, those! We do good work, good, conventional barter, these things outright, that they did at the? U S constitute the constitutional convention. Beg in seventeen eighty seven or eight do not they. They they traded things. They negotiated. They bartered right so I'll, tell you there's until you, this Matthew, Iglesias at vocs I'll. Give you I'll give you this much. Of the thirty five year old prohibition being a candidate for the presidency and vice presidency you can do no age limit our right. If you will give me a new provision that says you can vote for president unless your thirty five hour

of your younger than thirty five sure you can run for present. Let Alexandria guys you Cortez be present, go for it, but you and should get the voting list for thirty five unless you're thirty five and you pay taxes, good good, That's a good deal, I other any other aid limitations that you would like to see change or for that matter. Why? so we can have a president vice president from the same state right, then, why not There's two eight seven, seven, three one, three, eight one one make your arguments, one where the other on this either fascinating to see the left go so crazy for her Sometimes you read an article and you have to check the url to make sure that it's not a fake site, a parody site, trying to look like. Site that their view that it appears to me. I had to look at vocs dot com here on this article by Matthew, Iglesias.

And I needed to see if it actually said veto extra common? Not you know, vetoes see, chaos, dot, com, like a parity, vocs site. It says its radio out when he goes further by the way. The the headline is: it's ridiculous that its unconstitutional for Alexandria cause your Cortez to run for President Sub head image Young people and everyone else should be allowed to run everyone else Why stop it immigrants stop it? Citizens? Why shouldn't a foreigner be able to run? He said everyone else, one or a foreigner Warner should absolutely be able to run for president Right manages. I truly It think this was parity, especially when I got to this paragraph One good sign that a yo should run for president is that she has a nickname, Oh see, I swear to you, I'm not making this up. This, is actually considered

the intelligentsia of the left, this is considered cutting edge intellectual introspective discussion. The important matters of our nation, one Matthew, Iglesias, Vocs, dot, com, a house Credit staffer told me the other day that C o was a good example of something, and I knew exactly who she met. Despite the error theatre, this for his so stupid that she's praising oh see, Alexander because it returns and she gets the name wrong. So it's to laden on top of stupidity and I knew she met despite the or because there aren't any other members of Congress who have widely recognised nicknames that you would just drop into casual conversation. Being a assigned that you would exercise good judgment in the oval office. Absolutely not but its proof pop positive that she's an honest to goodness political superstar and its clear that's what many democratic looking for and twenty twenty well there you go she's got a nickname

So? She should run for president, and I could you not, as she lists out the reasons why. Alexandria cause your Cortez should be president despite her age. That's this! second point. He makes you'd there be a hierarchy. Of arguments on behalf of a candidate right now to the second most important argument, Matthew Glaziers, makes is, She has a nickname by the way. The first argument, he makes young is better than old. Here. I thought that too, at one time. Until I got old. This is a remarkable I got by the way this. This is the critical paragraph that really should drive our conversation here today, and that is this rope

where did ago, that this is the most important paragraph, the cat nutritional prohibition on people under the age of thirty five serving as president is just one of these weird Laguna. That was handed down to us. The 18th century, but the nobody would seriously proposed creating today, if not for status quo basis, realistically most people that Young would simply have a hard time winning an election. But if you can pay you should be allowed in. I kind of she should run for president. So this is just an old Laguna handed down from the eighteenth century. That makes no, difference to us today, and we would never even propose that you have to thirty five to be president, if I Hamilton and James Madison and the founders hadn't just together when they they handed down to us. Maybe right about that I suppose,

way while you're analyzing these ancient hundred year old or two hundred year Old Laguna that we just sort of except As a given with actually analyzing the logic behind and whether it's good for our country and makes sense, could you please analyze birthright citizenship? Could you think of it. I, when you hold it up to the mirror of logic, boyfriend citizenship really doesn't make much sense. Why should somebody automatically be a citizen just because they happened to him enjoy the accident of being born on our soil, even if their for its own citizens. The I've been waiting for the logical, reasoned argument behind birthright citizenship and if you start is called the Fourteenth amendment. I'm Gonna have to go Macedonia this setting aside the constitutionality of it, because it's obviously constitutional, that you must be thirty five run for president,

for if you want to argue that it's in the constitution and fourteen commended the embers or is it ok? Fine since were setting aside the constitution for a minute. Let's just argue the logic of it. Why should we ever try citizenship at that How is that good for the country? I was that in our interests How does it make logical sense that a woman. Who is in this caravan to cross the border, give birth one foot across our border and suddenly that child is a citizen, but ass she had given birth afoot to the other side of the border. It wouldn't an american citizen? What logic, reasoned argument behind that never see, but then we'll take up those arguments. They too these important ones? like Alexandria, Abkhazia Cortez should totally run for president. Could she has a really cool nickname? You know. I'd so let's have this game but Let's play this out,

any other changes you'd like to make a deservedly. Why do we have this age on it how about John Arlington Virginia listening to the offer Debbie. I John you're on the market of info. I believe, but she had absolutely run for president, because I know When she ran she'll have to be transparent and flows, how social If, in a calm, you know that she is right now the mediators in touch her ass, an algorithm poacher. Ah, you know the left has now want to touch her. They want a proper up to be a view of some form of a younger generation, but I think or vocal and the more larger platform she received He would truly will open the eyes of most people to see how failing crazy. Better again, when it comes to understanding the most basic principles

all the economy as well as how to run a government, but to me, if she run, you know it actually is a better in Ireland the failure we live in a capitalist economy, though it you don't have to be used. To be a billion Euro millionaire and Much as I do want to advocate for certain age to be proud of them. At the same time, having her of all the people having a run for president will truly show how insane of a choice that she is but democratic party, and I hardly come- and I didn't have one thing to do just to put in There- is that you know my. What am I issued by have whipped the right is that as much as I didn't support tromp, I didn't boyfriend, but I believe in tromp more than most people would not black and white way.

But what I wanted to just have your opinion- is that why is it so hard for people to start a move made when their bad looking at Trump, and they want to believe in tromp but better have a platform, Ok, we'll John, I'm not sure I get the crux of your question because we all have platforms these days. I thank you for the call. If you want to support trump, you ve got a platform. You can create one yourself, we through the magic of social media and the internet. That's what I did a years ago, ten years ago it was- and I wanted to get my voice out there and I just started creating a podcast alive. Internet radio show it's amazing. Lo. The barrier of entry is so you wanna platform. You got one just take advantage of it, but but You make a good point about Alexandria, cause iridescent how she should run for president. I want to believe you're right. I would love to see the the presidential debate

and the choice and twenty twenty come down to a capitalism versus socialism, whether it's in the guise of Algeria, because it Cortez or Elizabeth, worn or Bernie Sanders who, by the way, are now claiming their not socialists, re at an if you caught that are not but their clay, that's what I'd in Maryland my home state that jealous who was a socialist? the promoter Bernie Sanders over Hillary Clinton in their primary. Ran for governor he immediately given to other nomination sublime, I'm a capitalist, I'm not a socialist. I would for the debate to come down to that. I would think that the multi billionaire real estate developer free market capitalist he be able to make the arguments better than anyone against a socialist about which is better, and I and I did take to quote a line from the great musical seventeen. Seventy six people always protect and fight for the possibility of becoming rich

I've in facing the reality of being poor and an Alexandria cause you cartels and the socialists they veil they are- we beating the drama that we are all part of the lower class, must steal from the rich so that we can have some sort of a basic sustenance and carve out a miserable little life, where we are all equal like Lenin said. And an ultimately, I think, especially Americans will always reject that ideas so that we can hold out the hope that we, Donald Trump, some day or Jeff thus some day. I honestly I'd even some Bernie Sanders money is pretty well for himself. I'd like to think that the two goes sadly. However, sometimes I think, especially in America, the socialist message of all free: things all the time

very enticing unless you have a very good person to combat it. I think from could do that about, but fundamentally are you ok with the AIDS limitation of thirty five years old? whether its Elgin, because you Cortez or anybody else. Do we need to keep that age limit, or is it for good reason. Do you like the fact that yet be thirty five before you run for president, and if so, why, like, I said fine with thirty five year old running for president. As long as we change the voting age to thirty five, I much more concerned about that. You're twenty five anyone run for president go for it, I bigger issue, These people who are voting, who don't know what the hell they're doing eight seven, seven three. I won three eight one. One, let's have his governs agent and have some fun, I'm Larry Oconnor, it's the marshal of Info

flurry of counterfeiting and for the great on Mark Levine, Matthew Iglesias, gives us the inspiration for this. Conversation, he writes it vocs. That's ridiculous that, unconstitutional for the genius who walks amongst us, Alexandria, Cassio, Cortez that she can't run for president because she's, not thirty, five, yet And he says that this is just an archaic, Laocoon handed down from the eighteenth century. It would now even be considered today if we were re drafting the constitution, so why should we do it? He also by the way, makes the case That's one of the reasons why she should really run for president is that she has a nickname. So that tells you how deep they thought this thrill. But but you know what I think it's a fair question. Should we still have thirty five

Why why? Why would work on a bed? Institution Megan some changes now together, like there's a few things about the constitutional change got no, the the sick of this radio programme. The great markel of in certainly he wants to have an article five constitution, so we can make some changes because things have gone a bit astray while we're out at a closer look at the thirty five year old thing. What do you say? Doug Indianapolis Doug, you are on the market even show like our own culture. Thirty five will be young. I think they are already led. Fifty you gonna go the other direction. I really I really didn't mature enough merrily.

Yeah, I'm dogma. Listen, I didn't really my mouth mentally mature enough until at least fifty, maybe you and fifty five in good. I often, and now you can still One hundred doing ass sure data that was dead, duck, says you're right, better glaziers led slugs worry look at that thirty five year old age limit Doug! Thank you for the car, but let's move it The fifty not exactly where Iglesias wanted to go here, there's a fair argument for that by the way, of course, as you can well imagine, of course, the founders did talk about this: there are plenty of notes about an Madison wrote about the age limitations in front of a sixty two, as a matter of fact, Didn't it a couple of reasons? Why They had the aid from us that they had, first of all, they put the first age limit of twenty five on car. Rest because many people were making the arguments of the time?

and I'd, including ARM James Wilson, future support creatures and by the way, there's no age limit on Supreme Court. Justice has not funny. Supreme Court, there's no age limit and that's a you know, job for life. But there is an age limit on Congress, the Senate and presidency And James Wilson made the argument, it's that he didn't really have any reason to have strong political opinions or even know what the heck he was talking about till he was. Twenty one he said he was, crude and erroneous? to merit influence on public measures. Probably right, George Mason disagree by the way. Why did Madison want the present to be thirty? Five I'll tell you that and take more calls in a moment

not in the champion of liberty and rule conservatism, call mark now, eight seven, seven, three aid, one three, eight one one Larry Oconnor sitting in for the great one mark Levine talking about this ridiculous article advised icon. By Mattie Glazier, saying that we cannot remove the constitutional prohibition on anyone younger than thirty five running for president, because. Alexander cause. You Cortez. She's the chosen one girl gay. I am actually okay with that. I'm ready for her to run that be brilliant Wonderful! Please do that! She and she did Brian already as private As as a Republican. I want the Democrats to its their wagon to that star.

But in a broader sense, do we really need this prohibition of any one younger than thirty five or during the time of the articles of confederation and when they reconvened for the constitutional convention, so make that amendment why is it thirty five by the way I said Madison Jameson Room, Jameson Monroe wrote about this? oh no, no medicine Rebecca was simply to this was not an affair. Was paper has, of course, been wrote in rather photos for everybody to write about it at the time about why they were very concerned about someone younger than thirty five, the president No, if you study that time in our history and in the you know, ten years after the revolutionary war during the time of the articles of confederation and when they reconvened for the cost, national convention. They recognise that they needed a chief executive role and, of course, they asked George Washington to be the president of the constitutional convention right. It was already kind of baked in the cake

that they were eyeing Washington as president in an absolute makes us- and I absolutely suggest that you read rancher- knows incredible biography of George Washington. I just want A month ago- and it's brilliant- it's wonderful its base on all his writings in extensive writings. Emily was right and like mad back then answer where his contemporaries Alexander Hamilton also has an incredible the volume of writings and, of course, Hamilton was in many specks during the revolution were incertainty. Certainly during the presidency of George Washington. He was right. There's a lot of writing from Hamilton reflect on Washington at the time and Many of the provisions that they put forth the constitution and during the convention, when they're talking about the executive branch and they're talking about the head, stay too will become the president. They, They had Washington, a mine, and so many of the things that they were discussing were very specific to Washington, because they see Washington as the ideal president and one of those things, was the fact that he didn't have any children

the latter people to know there, so they don't focus is true in an app in fact, that one of the reasons why the you. U across the board. People saw Washington as the ideal. First, president of the United States of America was that he had no kids. No progeny he would not create a dynasty He would not hand the crown if you will to his son. They were terrified of that they did not want a new kingdom here They were so vested in the idea of a democratic republic that that there would be the people's voice pudding representatives on their behalf to make laws and that, yes, we would vote for this chief executive via the electoral college, so there was still a modicum of of of of coral representation. So it's not a direct vote it to two.

That person as the present United States, but they did not want a new monarchy. They did not want any thing. They resembled a dynastic our key, where a father would pass on the to his son. So one of the reasons that they made thirty five years old, the cut off date is because back then it would be very rare, for a man who was president Have a son that was over thirty five. James Monroe, wrote about this issue. Actually quite impressive, that they thought this through. Traditional, provided that no person shall be eligible to the office, who was not thirty, five years old and in the course of nature, very few fathers leave a son who was arrived at that age. He said Ironically, of course, John Adams. The second president, his son, did end up becoming president added states within his lifetime.

It wasn't a dynastic thing we handed down in that interesting, so there thought put into this. There were reasons why they did this. Yes, of course, the wisdom required to hold elected office at the federal level was a big part of this as well, that you have acquired within and say what you will about Alexandria, Cassio Cortez, and I try not to beat up on her too much, but she does. Awfully easy. Now and again, doesn't she and then I hate knocking people based on intelligence, not that there I in a whole, whom I am ended. Dumb radio got right and is and, as I used to work on Broadway theater, I mega father afore. I did you know that seriously. I like to break That I finished in the top ninety percent island, my class- I didn't like a grades and I'm that research is like This isn't about intelligence,

as you dont get smarter as you get older, but you do get wiser. Wisdom is not the same as intelligence. And my concern about Alexandria cause you cartels and while I met at my concern about Matthew, glacis, vocs dot com who wrote this ridiculous article is at that they're, not smart. I have no doubt their smart ensure their smarter than me. About their wisdom and lack thereof, and, frankly, We ve had really smart presidents in the past crying out loud the Jimmy Carter was unable accounting the gradual. You know how hard it is to get into the Naval Academy A is going through that process right now it s easy. You gotta be the best of the best that every Cinema Naval Academy is basically the validate, I think, of a school full of valedictorian. That's enabling Jimmy. Carter was enable Canada Graduate nuclear scientist.

Jimmy Carter is a smart guy. Their presence he out tonight about being smart about wisdom, wisdom you get with age and experience. Having the right values and principles to guide you through your life. I'd how bout you, where you stand on the Mat Green Bay, was counts in the cheese heads from forest met, you're on the marvel of info by agreement with the same thing as the german mentions, for I believe that we should definitely the board, if we're gonna start talking about age, and while we are on the whole age, opposition don't be lower than I mean. How are we gonna? Take the Serbian take it from here to the point where twenty, Ok, why should an eighteen year old Viana do it? No one is really smart You know. I know that you talked about not dumping on occasion

for tat and it s very easy. But I didn't she out of a bar. She can't needed three branches of government, yeah yeah, it's just something. I dont think our country to go through the steps in order to become the president and she doesn't have like you said any. At this point and she had the game that wisdom. She has to be able to name those three branches in order to go forward it to do so. With Edward she's added veto, stop inventing a chamber of the legislative Branch Yacht Matt. Listen, I do agree with you. I do I but is there an arbitrary age and listen? I've met plenty of forty year old, too, are rather than the last people I want to sit in. The oval office So the age thing does fuel arbitrary, but there was a riman reason behind it, I'm comfortable with it, but I do like hearing the arguments. One way, the other. I really do. Thank you CALL Matt how about a bit

in the nations Capital, Washington DC. So don't you want a twenty year old to be Nang out down there at six United Pennsylvania bill. Absolutely were enjoying a shell here. I think the two these, I think it's ready. Virtue. You know our founding fathers, the one thing they said we can. We can set up a perfect governmental society, but without virtue and I've heard mark say this many times it will fail and so virtuous something gain over over time. You know and am voting

the older you get in do some most people do some dumb things. I do some smart things, but they have a history and- and so you can look back and see that history, so most importantly, those virtuous and- and you want someone that is looking at the big picture and what's right for everybody not what's right for this group of people or that group, before, what's best for them, so like a line, the pockets of the other two. These for me very well said Billy. I buy concerns, as you say, you're in Washington DC, but I you're gonna give their town in the different reputation that it holds right now with that kind of clear thinking you must be from out of town. Actually, I'm from Washington State, which is the blue state, but we're on the side for bunch of republican

oh! No! I'm I'm aware of that. I am that you, like your guns out there in these sectors, did awash email. You might as well be in Montana my own bill. Thank you for that. Pritchett well set very So. What could you do this conversation year in a moment, as I met Iglesias at Vocs, makes the case for doing away with the thirty five year old age limit, because you We ve got to have Alexandria, Abkhazia, Cortez in the oval office. We report they deserve her walking amongst US mortals is it we mortals. You know what I mean so, let's elevate her as soon as we possibly can to the high office of lead I'd love to get your response on all of that aid. Seven, seven, three, eight one, three, eight one, one by the way I'm talking about just in talking about now is talking about intelligent. You know our nations, oldest colleges, were founded to teach students to seek truth, recognise what is beautiful and hold up what's good I have you been through the process of getting your kids in college and doing these college tours and seeing what actually happening on campus, the

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Ok, what do you think the aid should be? Should we change it? I told you that Monroe Road at the time of the founding, that they did this because it on fathers passing the sound of their sons array because at the time the idea was that a father who was old enough to be President probably didn't have a son that was over thirty five. So that. Then it will then apply now does imply now at all. Tromp sons or well over thirty five Right George Bush, forty first president, his son was over thirty five. So so maybe we need to adjust the other direction if that's the purpose of that age. Limit Abby, Colombia, South Carolina Debbie, your next up on the mark, Levin show our long time lechner I am in favour of the age limit for the presidency and with that being said, you were cracked with age, come the wisdom, but

like to say that the mandatory limit for the presidency, conversion mandatory time limit for congressional members near yeah. Listen, Debbie! Thank you for that and, as we were discussing the article five constitution, that new here mark even talk about quite a bit and of MRS Book, the liberty, a mammoth, that's part of it. That's definitely Of what he believes as well- and I am with him- I know a lot of people like Allison The founding fathers didn't, like term limits. Eighty one term limit so who are waiting to rethink that's a whole power. Eight point of an article five convention is: we look at. What's going on right now in our country that we look at what has happened in turn him forty years of our constitutional republic under this set of rules, if in all gone. Ideally, we have the mechanism to change it, and I think one of the real things that has not gone in an ideal way is the fact that people can be set. Your orange hatch bless his soul,

This is hard, I should say, is not passed away, but what did the eighty seven years old, I think, is the longest serving member of the United States Senate right now, first came to the Senate in nineteen. Seventy seven we're at it thirty or forty years he's been United States Senator over forty years. There is, there is no possible way, there are founders ever envisioned. That kind of thing they didn't think some listed the Senate that long admit nothing against or in here but I heard and give us valedictory speech today down on oh well of the Senate. As is cut, you give your final speech. Everybody comes out to listen to it. It's a big deal. I love the pageantry of America, God bless us he said serving in the Senate, has been the opportunity of a lifetime well with all due respect it the opportunity to lifetimes the way you did it, I seriously it it's just. It is certainly something that needs to be fixed.

I absolutely agree with you, so yes, the age, thirty five and while we're at it, so, let's do away with this unlimited tenure and our representatives and our senators have two who here thinks that our country is is better off or our federal government functions in a more productive And a functional way beak. We ve got people serving in the Senate for thirty plus years. Who thanks for there's a net benefit to that. We are actually better off than if we had term limits it its videos on the face of it and andean, and most people recognise that, and they know the only reason that people want to retain. That is, for power power, power power, You know they'll tell you all you need the institutional experience. It can get. Fine institutional experience, don't don't oh me about how you need institutional, experienced Democrats when

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