Trump's Weapon to Take Down Deep State Operatives | Roger Stone

[00:00] Roger, welcome back to the show. This

[00:01] time I can officially say for the first

[00:03] time as a colleague, you and I both now

[00:06] appearing on WABC, although you've got

[00:09] like every time slot. I've got a Sunday

[00:11] morning at 10 a.m. So, but it's still

[00:13] we're we're I'm in the neighborhood. I

[00:15] get I get a key to the I get an access

[00:17] key card. I guess

[00:19] >> it's the most powerful terrestrial radio

[00:22] signal in the United States. uh you on

[00:26] on any given Sunday, even in the

[00:29] morning, you're reaching about a million

[00:31] and a half people. We're talking about

[00:33] all of New York City, all of Long

[00:35] Island, most of New York State, all the

[00:38] way up to Rockland County, all of North

[00:41] Jersey, all of Eastern Pennsylvania, and

[00:43] half of Connecticut. Welcome aboard.

[00:46] >> Thank you. I'm I'm still waiting for

[00:47] John Castle Matis to send me the uh the

[00:50] t-shirt and all the swag, but but

[00:52] that'll go. I got a lot of issues I want

[00:53] to get into you with, but this is a kind

[00:55] of a fun one to begin with because you

[00:57] had an exclusive on your show where you

[01:00] had the the US treasurer on to talk

[01:03] about the Trump coin. I got to be

[01:06] honest, I I I know this may sound silly

[01:08] to some. I'm exc I I'm going to reach

[01:11] out to him. I want to buy one. I I I

[01:13] think this could be actually a really

[01:14] cool commemorative thing. But what did

[01:16] you learn about what's happening with

[01:18] your interview with uh Treasure Beach?

[01:21] Well, I learned a couple of things.

[01:22] First of all, um, and a lot of people, I

[01:24] think, are confused about this. There is

[01:27] a law, a current law that prevents a

[01:30] sitting president from appearing on the

[01:34] face of printed money, paper money. But

[01:37] there is no such restriction on a

[01:39] sitting president being on a coin. And

[01:43] that is done with the full discretion of

[01:46] the treasurer of the United States, in

[01:49] this case, Brendan Beach. So, April

[01:53] 15th, uh, the mint will release release

[01:56] a $1 gold coin, uh, that has President

[02:01] Trump's image on one side, has the

[02:04] American eagle on the other side. There

[02:06] will be two million coins initially uh

[02:10] released uh and uh and then after that

[02:13] will be based on demand. Now separately

[02:18] they are working on the potential for a

[02:22] $250

[02:23] bill

[02:25] uh that would be released concurrent

[02:27] with our $250th anniversary as a

[02:31] country. that will require legislative

[02:34] change, but it's my understanding that

[02:36] legislation has been introduced in the

[02:39] House and has a very good chance of

[02:41] passing there. And then we'll see about

[02:43] the Senate. But personally, I can't

[02:46] think of any greater symbol of America

[02:49] at this point than the sitting president

[02:52] of the United States. Right now, you can

[02:55] hear liberal heads exploded. What do you

[02:58] mean I got to go into Starbucks and pay

[03:00] for my coffee with a Donald Trump coin?

[03:03] So, uh, I think it's a great thing. One

[03:06] of the questions I asked the treasurer

[03:08] was, and I think Sean, you'd agree with

[03:10] this, are you really going to spend that

[03:12] coin or are you going to take it and and

[03:15] keep it for the rest of your life?

[03:17] >> And that's what I I I'm a hoarder. I'm

[03:20] going to keep it. I don't know about

[03:21] you, I love political stuff. I think the

[03:23] funny thing is people don't appreciate

[03:25] what you just asked because it's a money

[03:27] maker for the treasury. I'll buy, you

[03:29] know, I don't know. I mean, if it's a $1

[03:31] coin, I'll buy a bunch of them and I'll

[03:33] keep them as momentos to hand out,

[03:35] souvenirs, etc. That means they're not

[03:37] in circulation. That's sort of almost a

[03:39] profit for the Treasury. Trump's going

[03:41] to make our country money again.

[03:44] Well, and interestingly, the other thing

[03:46] that the treasurer said who I thought

[03:47] which was very interesting is as you

[03:50] know, we are no longer making pennies,

[03:53] >> right? Because each penny cost us 4.5

[03:58] cents to make, which you don't have to

[04:01] be a business genius to figure out that

[04:03] makes no sense. So, when they struck the

[04:06] last penny, the very last penny, the

[04:09] treasurer put it up for auction to

[04:11] benefit the United States. and they

[04:13] hoped that it might draw, you know,5

[04:16] million maybe. It went for $16 million

[04:20] and that goes right to the bottom line

[04:23] of the American people. Really a

[04:24] brilliant move on.

[04:26] >> It was It was brilliant. Uh I I I will

[04:28] be surprised to see how this does. I'm

[04:30] glad you said 2 million. I thought they

[04:32] were going to make it very limited this

[04:34] Trump coin run, but I'm excited. I I

[04:36] think I'll get a few. Um I want to move

[04:38] on to some less uh exciting news. Last

[04:40] week, Robert Mueller passed away. You've

[04:42] been very outspoken saying that the

[04:44] Mueller probe cut corners, broke rules

[04:46] to get Trump whistleblower claims. Uh,

[04:49] and it was fascinating because in your

[04:51] stone zone column, you wrote, "An FBI

[04:54] agent assigned to then special counsel

[04:56] Robert Mueller's investigation into

[04:58] Donald Trump's 2016 campaign has made

[05:00] bombshell allegations charging that

[05:03] misconduct, political bias, and quote,

[05:06] overzealous thoughts permeated the team

[05:09] to the point of foning the walls of

[05:12] their office with anti-Trump cartoons

[05:15] and drinking alcohol while on the job."

[05:18] Roger, that I mean this is this is proof

[05:21] of what we've all known that there was

[05:23] really an effort to get Trump.

[05:26] >> The Mueller investigation, the Mueller

[05:28] witch hunt, is the greatest single abuse

[05:31] of American governmental power and the

[05:34] single greatest dirty trick in American

[05:37] political history. Is it coincidental

[05:40] that every single prosecutor involved in

[05:43] the case against me, which is really no

[05:46] case at all, meaning they told two

[05:49] federal judges that they had evidence

[05:52] against me, probable cause to charge me

[05:54] with treason, conspiracy against the

[05:58] United States, uh counterfeiting,

[06:01] money laundering, uh aiding and abetting

[06:04] a conspiracy before and after the fact.

[06:08] uh uh mail fraud, wire fraud continued.

[06:12] Once they got into all of my emails and

[06:14] all my text messages and all of my phone

[06:17] records, they found no evidence of any

[06:19] of those things. So, they charged me

[06:22] with lying to Congress

[06:25] about Russian collusion that never

[06:27] actually happened. How do you lie about

[06:29] something that never happened? So, when

[06:31] the judge said, "You've been convicted

[06:33] of covering up for Donald Trump."

[06:35] Covering up what? the Russian collusion

[06:38] that didn't exist. Sean, it was so bad

[06:41] that after they went through all my

[06:44] emails and all that material, and they

[06:46] couldn't find any evidence against me,

[06:48] they took a a young field man who had

[06:51] worked in the Trump campaign, and they

[06:53] tried to pressure him into visiting me

[06:55] in Miami and wearing a wire to try to

[06:58] entrap me in some, I guess, admission uh

[07:03] that I had, you know, trafficked in

[07:05] Wikileaks material and so on. None of

[07:08] which was true. Fortunately, the young

[07:11] man had some intestinal fortitude. He

[07:13] refused to play ball. They threatened

[07:15] they threatened to charge him although

[07:17] God knows with what. So, this was these

[07:20] guys were dirty cops. Their motivation

[07:23] was completely political. Uh their

[07:25] entire investigation is based on two

[07:28] known frauds. the steel dossier, which

[07:31] they knew Hillary Clinton paid for,

[07:33] which they knew was a complete fugazi, a

[07:35] total fraud, and the false claim that

[07:38] the Russians had conducted an online

[07:41] hack of the DNC for which there is no

[07:45] proof whatsoever other than John Brennan

[07:48] just saying it happened. So, do I feel

[07:52] bad about his dying? Look at it. The way

[07:54] I look at it is very simple. The

[07:56] judgment of Robert Mueller has moved to

[07:58] a much higher court and I don't think

[08:00] he's going to do well there.

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[08:51] you noted that through this whole

[08:53] process they had to release a lot of

[08:54] stuff and I want to read people

[08:56] something that you posted in your stone

[08:58] zone newsletter. It was on one page 178

[09:01] of these newly unveiled documents. It

[09:03] says the office determined that it could

[09:05] not charge Wikileaks or stone that you

[09:08] as part of section 1030 conspiracy was

[09:11] also informed by the constitutional

[09:12] issues such that a prosecution would

[09:15] present under the Supreme Court decision

[09:18] in Bart Nikki vaper VPer the first

[09:22] amendment protects a party's publication

[09:23] of illegally intercepted communications

[09:25] in a matter of public concern even when

[09:28] the publishing parties knew or had

[09:30] reason to know of the intercepts.

[09:32] origin. Bottom line is they knew from

[09:36] the jump no matter what that there was

[09:39] no case against you and yet they went

[09:41] forward.

[09:42] >> No. And the irony of course is that my

[09:45] defense attorneys asked for Robert

[09:47] Mueller's fully unredacted final report

[09:50] which they're entitled to have. Uh

[09:52] anybody charged with a crime is entitled

[09:54] to have all evidence against them. The

[09:57] judge said, "Well, I will uh I'll read

[10:00] the report and I'll give your lawyers

[10:02] the sections that relate to you."

[10:05] Somehow she missed page 168 and you just

[10:08] read a small part of it. Uh it concludes

[10:12] that there was no evidence against me

[10:14] regarding Russian collusion, Wikileaks

[10:17] collaboration, and they went so far as

[10:19] to say even if Stone had received

[10:22] materials from Wikileaks, which we

[10:24] didn't establish that he had, it

[10:25] wouldn't have been illegal. So, I think

[10:28] it I think most people understand that I

[10:30] was charged kind of at the very end of

[10:33] Mueller's investigation. After he spent

[10:35] $30 million and couldn't find any

[10:38] Russian collusion involving Donald Trump

[10:40] or his campaign, they decided to try to

[10:43] create it. And I simply refused to be

[10:45] the ham in their ham sandwich. I

[10:47] wouldn't I would not be Michael Cohen. I

[10:50] refused to say things that weren't true.

[10:52] They they wanted me to sign like a

[10:54] confession that I told Trump that this

[10:57] was I was it was completely false. Not

[10:59] only that, Sean, I'd taken three

[11:02] different polygraph tests from the same

[11:04] company the FBI and the Florida

[11:06] Department of Law Enforcement uses,

[11:08] proving that what they wanted me to say

[11:10] was a lie. And I refuse to do that. And

[11:13] I h I have no regrets about it

[11:15] whatsoever. But for the grace of God uh

[11:18] and the pardon pen of Donald Trump, I

[11:21] wouldn't be with you today.

[11:24] >> But what people need to understand is

[11:26] that that took a tremendous cost on you

[11:28] and your family, didn't it? I mean,

[11:30] regardless of the end the the endgame,

[11:32] which is a a pardon, a vindication, what

[11:34] have you, you still went through the

[11:37] equivalent of a living hell financially

[11:39] and otherwise, right,

[11:40] >> Sean? And I we lost everything. I lost

[11:42] my home. I lost my insurance. I lost my

[11:45] savings uh because I was

[11:47] unconstitutionally gagged by a by a an

[11:50] insane biased uh left-wing judge. Uh I

[11:54] couldn't make a living speaking or or or

[11:57] writing. I couldn't come on a show like

[11:59] yours. I was prohibited from doing so.

[12:01] So I wasn't even allowed to defend

[12:03] myself in public. We were destroyed

[12:06] financially. I had to borrow money for

[12:08] my adult children in order to eat. It

[12:11] was it was that bad. And then they so

[12:14] completely vilify you uh that going out

[12:18] in public became extraordinarily

[12:20] dangerous. I had so many uh incidents uh

[12:24] where you know the left loves violence

[12:26] by the way. They they're the tolerant

[12:28] ones. No. So uh the whole experience is

[12:31] a nightmare. It's a nightmare. You

[12:33] wonder whether you're ever going to wake

[12:34] up from it. Uh I I just thank the Lord

[12:37] that it has worked out as it has. Uh, as

[12:40] you know, almost immediately after I was

[12:43] pardoned, my wife was diagnosed with

[12:46] very aggressive stage 4 cancer. Now, I

[12:50] believe that stress triggers cancer. The

[12:53] doctors, the oncologists confirmed this

[12:56] uh and um she was in rough shape. Uh but

[12:59] once again, thanks to the grace of God,

[13:02] she is now, according to a test three

[13:04] weeks ago, five years cancer free. But

[13:08] that was yet that was just yet another

[13:11] manifestation of the witch hunt against

[13:14] us.

[13:15] >> Well, first of all, I'm glad to hear

[13:16] that. That's fantastic that she's at

[13:18] this stage now. But here's the bigger

[13:21] and broader question.

[13:23] Has

[13:25] the deep state learned their lesson? Or

[13:28] are they just biting time till he's out

[13:30] of office? Has Cash Patel uh and and

[13:33] others cleaned this act up? or is it

[13:36] just waiting for him to leave to

[13:39] resurface?

[13:40] >> Uh I I I I think the answer is it

[13:43] remains to be seen. Cash Patel is a good

[13:46] man, but he can't decide to charge

[13:47] anyone. That's not his job. All he can

[13:49] do is investigate. This is a decision

[13:51] has to be made by a department of

[13:53] justice. This is a decision has to be

[13:55] made by the attorney general, but

[13:57] particularly the deputy attorney

[13:59] general. Um, I do believe there's a

[14:01] strong case that this was a sedicious

[14:04] conspiracy, an ongoing sedicious

[14:06] conspiracy. Begins in April of 2016 in a

[14:10] White House meeting run by Barack Obama

[14:13] himself. Joe Biden was there. FBI

[14:15] director James Comey was there. CIA

[14:18] director John Brennan was really the

[14:20] ring leader was was there. Susan Rice,

[14:23] the national security adviser were

[14:25] there, was there. uh and General James

[14:28] Clapper, then the head of ODNI was

[14:30] there. This is where they cooked up the

[14:33] Clinton plan to blame Donald Trump

[14:36] baselessly on accepting Russian

[14:39] assistance to win the 2016

[14:42] election. That spills over to the

[14:45] Russian collusion hoax. That spills over

[14:47] to two completely fraudulent impeachment

[14:50] inquiries and attempts. that spills over

[14:54] to the 2020 election which I in which I

[14:57] think there is widespread fraud. Pardon

[14:59] me. I just don't think Joe Biden got 20%

[15:03] on average more in African-American

[15:05] precincts than Barack Obama did. Maybe

[15:07] it's just me. I don't know. But that's

[15:09] kind of illogical. Uh that continues to

[15:12] the fake documents case uh the January

[15:16] 6th feds first. than the fake documents

[15:19] case which is in Marago. That ends the

[15:22] sedicious conspiracy right here in South

[15:25] Florida, which means the US attorney for

[15:28] South Florida can drag all of these

[15:30] people that I named in front of a grand

[15:32] jury and start indicting people. Is this

[15:35] going to happen? Don't ask me. Ask Todd

[15:38] Blanch,

[15:39] >> who is the deputy attorney general.

[15:41] >> Yes. Uh and who I think is a good man.

[15:45] But it is time for justice. I it didn't

[15:47] take them but weeks after the water

[15:50] torture of leaking every other day.

[15:53] Mueller focusing on Roger Stone, news

[15:56] titans on Roger Stone's throat. Uh stone

[16:00] in in Mueller's crosshairs. This is part

[16:02] of their tactic. By the way, I was never

[16:04] called to the grand jury. Then after I

[16:07] was pardoned, Mueller, really Andrew

[16:09] Weissman writes an op-ed in the

[16:12] Washington Post says Stone was in touch

[16:14] with multiple Russian intelligence

[16:16] assets. That is a lie. That is

[16:19] absolutely false. And then they said

[16:21] Stone could should be pulled before the

[16:23] grand jury. Sean, they had two and a

[16:26] half years to pull me in front of the

[16:27] grand jury and tell my side of the

[16:29] story, but they but they never did

[16:31] because they they use this terror tactic

[16:34] of trying to pressure you through their

[16:36] series of leaks. No, the whole thing is

[16:39] a nightmare. And the question you ask is

[16:41] an obvious one. This is not about

[16:45] retaliation and revenge. It is about

[16:48] justice uh a a and accountability. Will

[16:52] these people be held accountable? If

[16:54] they are not held accountable, they'll

[16:56] just go out and do it again.

[16:58] >> And that was the conclusion that I was

[17:00] getting to, which is if if I know that I

[17:02] can get away with something, right? I

[17:05] mean, I always use the example that

[17:06] down, you know, the end of a road

[17:07] there's a speed limit. If there's never

[17:09] patrolled, everybody goes above the

[17:11] speed limit and, you know, you're not

[17:12] going to get a ticket or pulled over,

[17:14] you keep going. I feel like these guys

[17:16] felt like, okay, and this is the same

[17:18] thing I feel about big tech, Roger,

[17:20] which is these guys are all sucking up

[17:22] to Trump because I get it, but as soon

[17:24] as he's out of office, they're going to

[17:25] revert to their left-wing woke ideology

[17:28] and screw us all over again. If we don't

[17:30] deal with these people and hold them

[17:31] accountable, whether it's the people who

[17:33] perpetrated the false Russia hoax, the

[17:35] technology company that suppressed

[17:37] everything and gave us all these bad

[17:39] things that are going on, the the bias

[17:41] that exists, then they're just buying

[17:43] time until they get another shot at the

[17:45] another bite at the apple.

[17:47] >> Well, the truth is it's ongoing. So, it

[17:50] doesn't matter whether all of these

[17:52] Silicon Valley high-tech executives go

[17:55] to Washington and kiss the president's

[17:57] derriè. Right now, Google particularly

[18:02] has a 247%

[18:04] increase in liberal bias uh in what

[18:07] they're putting out there. I did a great

[18:09] interview with Dr. Robert Epstein who is

[18:12] uh who is not a Republican, not a

[18:14] conservative, a scientist, a

[18:16] psychologist, has a PhD from Harvard,

[18:19] former uh chief editor of Psychology

[18:21] Today, very learner guy. He has studied

[18:25] this very extensively and he can track

[18:27] uh the bias on Google. Example, if

[18:30] you're have Gmail and you're a

[18:33] registered Democrat, you get five

[18:35] reminders uh to uh to vote. If you're a

[18:39] Republican here on Gmail, you get zero.

[18:42] If by your by your Google search habits,

[18:47] they determine that it's likely that you

[18:49] have a liberal point of view, you get

[18:51] multiple reminders through Gmail to

[18:54] register to vote. If they determine

[18:56] through your Google searches that you

[18:58] lean right, no one ever reminds you to

[19:00] go register to vote. Just one example of

[19:03] the ongoing liberal bias. But the the

[19:06] manipulation of algorithms, the shadow

[19:08] banning, the censorship at YouTube, at

[19:12] Instagram, at Facebook, it continues

[19:15] today and it's ramping up in in uh

[19:18] preparation for the 2026 election.

[19:22] Doesn't matter how much money they

[19:23] pledged to to various charities or

[19:26] various activities supported by the

[19:28] president. These people intend to do the

[19:30] exact same thing again that they

[19:32] successfully did in 2020.

[19:36] They're that's why I'm saying they're

[19:37] just buying him everyone off right now

[19:39] buying time because the bias is so

[19:42] wellnown and I I asked this yesterday uh

[19:45] as well of someone. I think it's an AI.

[19:48] You put garbage in, you're going to get

[19:49] garbage out. All of these uh technology

[19:52] firms are run by a bunch of woke

[19:54] liberals and they are creating

[19:56] algorithms that benefit the left to the

[19:58] detriment of of the right. When you ask

[20:01] Chat GPT about voting, if you remember

[20:03] back during the election, Kla Harris was

[20:05] the greatest thing on sliced bread.

[20:07] Donald Trump was an evil convicted man

[20:09] of, you know, with all these bad things.

[20:12] That's what we're up against right now.

[20:13] This is the new front.

[20:15] >> Yeah, it's very interesting. Yesterday I

[20:17] asked uh uh chat GBT whether the Russian

[20:22] collusion investigation by Mueller

[20:26] actually produced any evidence of

[20:28] Russian collusion. They said yes. Trump

[20:30] campaign manager Paul Maniffort gave

[20:34] polling information to a Russian

[20:37] intelligence asset named Constantine

[20:39] Kimnic. There's only one problem with

[20:41] that. Constantine Kymic is a US

[20:44] intelligence asset. The independent

[20:46] journalist Matt Taibbe has proved this

[20:48] in spades. There are hundreds of cables

[20:52] from the US embassy in Keev uh involving

[20:56] intelligence given to the US by Kimnik.

[21:00] So even they continue to to promulgate a

[21:03] fraud. Robert Mueller spent $30 million

[21:06] and he came up completely and totally

[21:08] empty-handed. That's their talking

[21:10] point. By the way, the poll information

[21:12] they refer to came out of the newspaper.

[21:15] The Trump campaign hadn't even done any

[21:17] proprietary polling yet. Was immediately

[21:20] after the convention. They were still in

[21:22] the field. So, anything Maniffort gave

[21:24] to Kimnik, who was not a Russian

[21:27] intelligence asset, but a US

[21:28] intelligence asset, could have been read

[21:30] in the daily newspaper.

[21:32] >> Unbelievable. Uh, I want to move on to

[21:35] somebody who seems to be dealing with

[21:37] her own attacks, and that's Tulsi

[21:38] Gabbard. Uh you you posted that the

[21:42] phony rumor mill is targeting her yet

[21:44] again.

[21:46] What what should we know about the

[21:48] effort to get Tulsi and what she's doing

[21:50] to promote the Trump agenda? Like

[21:52] there's a lot of people I see who

[21:54] question her bonafites. What do you say?

[21:57] >> Uh I am a very strong supporter of hers

[22:00] and an admirer of hers. I mean just to

[22:03] full disclosure, I think I played some

[22:05] role in persuading her to support

[22:07] President Trump. uh rather than be the

[22:10] vice presidential candidate with RFK on

[22:12] an independent ticket, which I think she

[22:15] briefly considered. I also played some

[22:17] role in convincing her to become a

[22:19] Republican and I advocated her

[22:21] appointment uh to a position in the

[22:23] administration. just the fact that she

[22:27] declassified the documents that proved

[22:30] that the Russian collusion uh gambit was

[22:34] indeed a hoax and nails those

[22:37] responsible. In all honesty, John

[22:39] Ratcliffe, who was the director of

[22:41] national intelligence, could have done

[22:43] that in the first term and didn't do so.

[22:46] Uh but Tulsi Gabbard has done that and

[22:48] now they're petrified that the president

[22:51] has asked her to look into whether our

[22:53] elections are free, fair, and honest.

[22:56] She's examining paper ballots and mail

[22:59] and ballots. She's examining the

[23:01] integrity of the electronic voting

[23:03] machines. This is why she's over under

[23:05] attack. She is over the target. Uh she's

[23:09] more comfortable in our party than the

[23:11] old Democrat party. I have very high

[23:14] confidence in her as a person of

[23:16] enormous integrity uh and loyalty and

[23:18] therefore this rumor that she was going

[23:21] to resign because she objected to the

[23:24] president's decisions in Iran is

[23:26] completely 100% false. And I thought she

[23:29] handled herself before the Senate

[23:31] extremely well when she said, "Look,

[23:33] that's not my decision. My decision is

[23:35] to give the president, my job is to give

[23:38] the president the very best intelligence

[23:40] we can collect and let him make a

[23:42] decision. I did that. He made a

[23:45] decision. I support his decision.

[23:47] >> And that's what every I tell people all

[23:49] the time, the job of the press

[23:50] secretary, which was my role, was to

[23:52] inform people what the president's

[23:53] thinking, not to call balls and strike

[23:55] and say, "Well, I don't agree with

[23:56] that." I mean, you know, this is being

[23:57] an operative. If the press secretary

[23:59] goes out and says, or the operative or

[24:01] whoever says, "I don't agree," they get

[24:02] fired. That's not your job. What Tulsi

[24:05] did was exactly what she's supposed to

[24:07] is present the boss with the best

[24:09] information and let that person make the

[24:11] decision. I I It's so funny how the

[24:13] media wants to paint somebody who's not

[24:15] contrary like who doesn't say that Trump

[24:18] was wrong as being somehow loyalist.

[24:20] It's not. It's actually doing your job.

[24:24] >> It's almost as if they wanted her to

[24:26] resign in protest, which I can just tell

[24:29] you was never even under consideration.

[24:32] Uh I I think Joe Joe Kent has done here

[24:35] is reprehensible. I think it was

[24:37] grandstanding. The dichotomy between

[24:40] what he was saying when he was confirmed

[24:42] and what he's saying today, it was only

[24:44] a year ago that he was saying that Iran

[24:46] was dangerous and they were near to

[24:48] having a nuclear weapon. Now suddenly

[24:50] says that's not true. Well, which which

[24:53] Joe Kent should we believe? But the idea

[24:56] that that Tulsi was ever going to

[24:58] abandon the president or this

[25:00] administration is completely and totally

[25:03] false. Uh along with Marco Rubio, along

[25:06] with Scott Besson, along with RFK, I

[25:09] think she's one of the stars of this

[25:10] administration. I think she has a great

[25:12] political future. I've said it many

[25:14] times. She's going to be president. Not

[25:16] in 2028. That's not what I'm saying. I'm

[25:19] saying someday I believe she will be our

[25:22] first woman president. I'm happy to have

[25:24] her in the Republican party. I really

[25:26] think she's, if you watch her, she's

[25:28] sure-footed. She's deliberate. She's

[25:31] very, very good on her feet. She knows

[25:33] her subject material. She doesn't

[25:35] speculate. I haven't seen this kind of

[25:38] talent since Ronald Reagan. That says a

[25:41] lot. I mean, all right, you heard it

[25:44] here.

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