IHIP News: 🚨 Rep. DROPS BOMB on Trump After Seeing UNREDACTED Files! "The Famous Names are HORRIFIC"

All right, welcome to IHIP News. We are. in New York with Congressman Ro K Connor. who has been in the epicenter of the. biggest coverup in American history. I. think possibly global history and of. course I'm talking about the Epstein. files. You have partnered with a strange. bedfellow, a Republican, bipartisanship. support to release the full files. >> First of all, it's good to see you in. person. I usually see you just on a Zoom. screen and I appreciate uh your voice. It's been so disturbing and disgusting.

I mean, look, I've met these survivors. uh for months. They've come into. Congressman Thomas Massie in my offices. They have broken down in tears. People. talk about being raped at 13, 14, and. then being told to recruit others or. they're going to continue to be raped. One person said it's like a box. You can. push it away, but it comes back up. So. for me and Thomas Massie and Marjorie. Taylor Green, this became very personal.

and to see the level of people who are. involved uh and the most famous people. and powerful people in finance, in. business, in Hollywood, thinking there's. nothing wrong going to a convicted. pedophile's island and watching at. parties where pe girls are being paraded. naked or knowing that young girls are. being raped. I mean, it is just. horrifying to me. Genuinely horrifying. And that's why I call this the Epstein. class because if you look at the. survivors, so many of them come from.

working-class backgrounds. One of the. things I found so disturbing is many of. them didn't have a father. So, they were. being prayed on in that kind of. calculated way. And the people who were. abusing and raping them were rich and. powerful and new politicians and told. them don't call the police. So it is. just this abuse of power that people for. their own gratification treated these. folks as disposable for years. >> What percentage of the Epstein files.

have you seen? >> I have seen uh more than probably most, but it's still two 2% or so because they. have 3 million of these files that they. they're allowing us to to see. uh and. the unredacted versions of just those. three million. They're three million. that they've totally scrubbed the FBI, but they give us one hour to to do it in. a cubicle about the size of the studio. with four computers. So, they've they've.

kept a lot of it hidden. Uh and I have. more insight because I' I've got a great. team and I' and the survivors will text. me. You know, one person without. revealing her confidence said, "Look, I. was raped when I was 17 in uh in. France." And uh there was I was raped in. a building by someone who had the uh bu. lived in the same building as Jeff. Jeffrey Epstein. And this person's in. the files and he's left the United. States and he left France because he.

doesn't want to be under any. jurisdiction. And she's like, "Why. aren't we investigating this person? Why. aren't we prosecuting this person?" And. I can't tell you how many cases there. are like that. They're not all famous. people. They're just rich and powerful. men who raped these girls. And they. there's no investigation. There's no. prosecution. And one of them texted me. after Pam Bondi and she said, "I've lost. hope." Right? I mean, all the pundits. are looking at this, "Oh, who insulted. who? Who came out ahead?" and the. survivors are just saying what is going.

on in this country that we can't get. investigations and prosecution. >> Uh Pam Bondi I thought her ridiculous. immature smug performance was most I. mean it most of all was a direct insult. to these victims and such a flagrant um. expression that your voice doesn't. matter. But what I have to think about. is these women came forward a long time. ago during the Obama administration.

Yes. And if we take it all the way back, we have Democratic DOJ's uh and then. Trump's DOJ where Jeffrey Epstein. committed suicide. And then I said that. in quotes if for those of you that are. listening and then we have Merrick. Garland's DOJ where that wasn't even. investigated at all. And now it's back. here. And because of you and your. bipartisanship, we are pushing forward. And it's just unbelievable to me. I. heard Jamie Raskin say that he thinks. Trump's name is in the files over 1.

million times. >> He did and and Jaime is not one to. exaggerate. I mean, he's very precise. and uh he looked at some of the searches. and and and came to that conclusion. I. mean, Trump's all all over it. As are, by the way, people in his own cabinet. and administration. I mean, the fact. that Lutnik is still in the cabinet. should just be horrifying regardless of. your politics. He is our representative, our face of business to the world. and he [snorts] takes his family to. Epstein's island after he knows that.

Epstein is a convicted pedophile and he. lies about it and then he has alleged. business dealings with it. And Donald. Trump who from his own documents calls. up the police in 2006 saying I need I. know that Epstein is doing some horrible. things with young girls. He has Howard. Lutnik in his cabinet even though Lutnik. was uh doing business with this guy. after Trump called. The fact that we're. not willing to say Republicans and. Democrats that Lutnik doesn't need to go.

sends a message that we're just okay. with this that that if you have wealth, if you have power, there's no. accountability. And look at other. countries. I mean, the British monarchy. is in trouble. The British government. may fall. Norway, the princess, is not. going to become queen because of the l. lack of public support. In Sweden and. Austria, they're investigating anyone. who had any correspondence with Epstein. Yet in our country, there isn't this. sense of accountability. >> And you know, it seems that there's a. through line between January 6 and the. Epstein files. And what it is is that.

they go after uh low-level offenders in. January 6. They never went after who. funded it. Exactly. >> All of those people that got ended up. becoming convicted and then got a. pardon, these are people that got. radicalized online. Somebody paid their. way out to DC. They committed these. crimes. Right. >> now, we know since then that Trump has. spent $3 million of his own money to. fund January 6. But DOJ set on this set. on the rich people that funded it, much. like they're doing with the Epstein.

files. And what's been so jarring for me. with the Epstein files are the. timestamps. >> Right. >> after somebody is a convicted pedophile, Howard Lutnik, we're bringing our. children and here are their genders and. ages. That's some weird. >> That really is. >> I mean, that's just unbelievable that. you don't have as a parent, we're not. going there. And the fact that Howard. Letic New York Post tried to provide. cover. >> before this came out and every time I. open up my phone, a new person from.

Trump's orbit has entered the chat. Yeah. >> Dr. Oz has entered the Epstein chat. I. saw that. >> It's almost as if. >> they all got together and said, "Look, we have to go back and get these files. or we're all going down." I mean, it's. what what leads you to believe the. collusion and the cover up and the. coordination with all of these men to. suppress it. And then you have Pam Bondi. who is genderwashing the whole thing. Um. the the the sweetheart deal and the. prison moving of Gilane Maxwell. Could. you imagine if that happened under.

Democratic DOJ? >> Yeah. I mean, it's so much for Law and. Order. I mean, they're basically taking. someone who is a convicted pedophile who. facilitated the abuse and rape of these. young girls, and she has the audacity to. testify saying, "I know who the other. men are. I can name them, but I'm not. going to name them unless you give me. clemency and let me out of prison." I. mean, she's basically uh is saying to. the entire country, I know all of this, but get me out of prison. And she's. trying to cut a deal with Trump. And.

then Trump is uh basically saying, "I. don't want Bill Clinton to testify. because I know if he testifies, I'm. going to have to testify." And Maxwell. is there saying, "I'm going to tell you. that Trump and Clinton didn't do. anything wrong." It is a it is a club. And that's what's that's why they fought. so hard to to make this to cover this. up. And it's not just me saying it or. even Massie saying it. I mean, Nancy. Mace came up to me and we've had heated. disagreements. You said, "Ro, this is a. cover up. It's a cover up." And look, they scrubbed in March. Donald Trump.

ordered the FBI to scrub those files. They scrubed them, right? Thomas Massie. and my bill passes in November that says. you need to give all the files that are. there. Here's what they do. They send. the scrubbed FBI files to the DOJ. The. DOJ then does additional redactions. And. now they're asking members to come in. and see the files that the DOJ redacted, but not the original scrubbed FBI files. So members are going there and they're. saying, "Well, there's still everything. is still blacked out because they have.

not done the unredactions of the FBI. files." And what's in the FBI files? That's the most important stuff. Yeah, we got the emails that show that people. went to the island and uh were involved, but the survivors have named the names, and those are in the FBI files. How do I. know? because I've talked to the. survivors and the survivors lawyers. I. was so angry about it that I went on the. House floor uh after Massie and I found. six people who were covered uh and. shouldn't have been and I just named. their names because there has to be some.

sense of accountability in this country. >> Yeah. And then what is really. interesting to me is how connected. Jeffrey Epstein was with very nefarious. adversaries andor allies of the United. States. um communications with Russia, communications with Israel, and I always. had wondered how did he get all of this. money? How how is how was he a. billionaire? >> Right. >> And as you start to see this whole. scheme unfold because of you and um.

Congressman Massiey's bill, you start to. deduce that, oh, was he blackmailing. people? All of these wealthy people are. have access to rape little girls. um. these conversations with Peter Thiel and. Palunteer and now all of these. government contracts to Palunteer. They're surveilling you and your. co-workers. Peter Thiel wants a. surveillance state. The emails between. Jeffrey Epste and Peter Thiel about.

these two deciding that democracy is. incompatible and they're cheering on. Brexit. That stuff, aside from all the. child sex stuff, is a bombshell for. national security and it just. >> it doesn't seem to get traction. >> Well, you're absolutely right. I mean, look, he is uh meeting with Gordon. Brown's uh trade representative, Peter. Mandelson, who's giving him tips that. Britain is going to be buying the eur. euro and uh and Epstein is trading on.

it. He is collecting prime ministers as. if they're you know part of his friend. network and he's talking about. facilitating introductions uh to for the. Indian prime minister in the United. States. He's talking about what he's. going to do with uh the Israeli prime. minister to the point that Benjamin. Netanyahu felt compelled to address the. issue. He had met with Ehoud Barack so. many times. Uh and he's meeting with the. rich and powerful across the the world.

Uh and so this is a club and it's a club. that has no regard for the law that is. extractive in its wealth generation that. has shafted sort of the working class. not just in this country but in other. parts of of of the world and really has. given rise to an angry populism. And so. the the historians are going to study. those files not just for the rape and. for what what happened and the. survivors. are going to study it from a. lens of how callow, immature, reckless,

venal the elite, the governing elite of. our society in America and around the. world were at this time. I mean, it's a. it's a shameful look at at the elite. >> And what do you make of Donald Trump's. the claims in there? There is some sworn. testimony, not tipline. Sworn testimony. of sexual violence against the president. witnessed signed under oath. What do you. make of that?

>> He needs to be investigated and answer. questions. I mean, the there's an FBI. sheet where he's listed as one of the. top uh suspects for alleged wrongful. behavior and alleged crimes. Uh and the. reality is that uh he's he's literally. the first person who should be deposed. and asked questions. I mean, and here we. have, you know, comr chasing everyone. else. And that's not saying, look, I. think the Clinton should come. I think. the others should come, but how do you. not have Donald Trump as the first.

person that you're asking questions. under oath and that there was there. should be an investigation and there. should be an investigation for for. everyone? And Massie and I have said. this from day one. It's not partisan for. us. It's not about Trump. It's not about. Clinton. It's about the people who were. involved and holding them accountable. And uh he shouldn't be above the law and. escape the accountability. >> He always does, doesn't he? >> He always does, though. This is. different. And he knows this is. different. You know why this is. different? I was on uh Sean Ryan's.

podcast. He's one of the uh the big. podcasters on the on the MAGA side. He. was all in for Trump. And he said, "Ro, I would never vote for him again because. he's protecting pedophiles. I just am. I'm done with him." and uh you know he's. got someone in a factory town in. Michigan saying m you know Donald Trump. stop protecting pedophiles. This has. broken through and it's broken through. particularly I think with a lot of young. men who see the world as good and bad. and they thought okay they're the good.

guys. They're on the side of law. enforcement and these are bad guys and. Donald Trump was going to somehow expose. this corruption and now he's part of the. corruption. I I think this has cut more. deeply in his MAGA base and losing trust. than almost anything. And he he knows. that. That's why he keeps saying let's. move on. Let's move on. The irony is. every time he says move on, it just. becomes a bigger and bigger issue. >> What about your Republican colleagues? I. um remember you and I are old enough to. remember when there was a sense of.

decorum. >> in the house and uh civility and I feel. like there is a mass magga psychosis. like if you look at the speaker of the. house whom I refer to as Moses Mike. Johnson because he has conversations. with God. >> Um the he's so. >> I haven't been so blessed. [laughter]. >> Me either. He's so these men are so. submissive. They campaign and they uh do. all of this tough talk that there are. these big alpha males and Donald Trump.

is this, you know, beacon of. masculinity. Yeti wears a full face of. makeup, right? >> Decorates his oval office to the point. of a complete travesty. Listens Blair's. opera music. I mean, just kind of acts. like this old queen. And then you have. all of these alpha males, your. colleagues that pretend to be alpha. males that are so submissive to this. man. >> Yeah. >> These MAGA people, a lot of them deeply. religious. Do you think it's breaking. through to any of your colleagues or are. they too scared of him? Are they too. scared to buck him or do they just have.

maga psychosis? Like get us into the. psychology of these Republicans that. have this power and don't use it. They. don't practice what they preach. I think. it was the Republican women who broke. Trump when when when history writes the. turning point because it was a Nancy. Mace and Marjorie Taylor Green and. Lauren Boowbert that stood with Thomas. Massie and me and at some point it'll. come out what all threats they had to. undergo. I mean, being hauled into the. situation room, being threatened, not. just with their careers, but security.

And they stood up and people didn't. think we had a shot in hell to to get. this passed. And we passed it in the. House and we passed it in the Senate. And Donald Trump caved. And since that. moment where people said, "Wow, Trump, you can stand up to Trump and you can. win." There have been so many of these. Republican discharge petitions now on. different issues. It's sort of like the. floodgates have opened up that yeah, you. can question Donald Trump. You can stand. up to Trump. It's still not enough. Uh. but people see that he's losing his grip.

on his own base for those all this. masculinity. I mean, what is more. masculine than protecting a young girl. from a pedophile? So, they see the. protection of pedophiles as the least. masculine thing. And uh and and and this. has started to break through. So I I. believe that you have a crack in the. MAGA coalition. Though I was. disappointed yesterday with Pam Bondi. because they all circled the wagons, but. Pam Bondi allegedly was threatening. Republicans that the DOJ is going to go.

after you if you don't fall in line. And. they did this to Mark Kelly, right? They're they've done this to to Eric. Swallwell. They're they're perfectly. capable of opening up investigations to. make someone's life uh very difficult. Uh and this is what you look they they. have certain they haven't done that to. me. One of the reasons that no one goes went. after the Epstein files just in re real. talk is there are a lot of powerful. people there and there are a lot of. powerful people who are donors on both. sides and you make a lot of enemies. I.

mean Massie has all these billionaires. coming after him for multiple reasons. I. have billionaires upset at me and they. don't they won't say it's because of the. Epstein files but the reality is the way. to make it up in politics is you you. it's addition. You keep your head down. you're affable. You make friends. You. try to win everyone over. You don't go. take fights with the most powerful. people. You don't make enemies. Uh and. both Massie and I had a sort of a. maverick streak saying, "No, we we don't. care." And that's I think and we did win.

in this case in terms of the. legislation. I think it's giving more. people the confidence to stand up. >> What do you think is the ultimate push. of all of this? I mean, they're breaking. the law right now, correct? by not. releasing the full. >> files. So, what. >> power do you all have to continue to. force the drip of all of this. information? >> We the survivors could go to court. You. know, Massie and I lost in court in put.

calling for a special master judge. I. believe that uh he may the judge may. actually think that was a good idea. given these redactions. We didn't lose. on the merits. He just said we didn't. have standing, but the survivors do. and. he welcomed us to bring a lawsuit. So. the courts are an option. In my view, once we take back Congress, we should. have a special committee on the Epstein. hearings and we should hold in front of. Congress every single person who has. emails saying, "I went or want to go to. Epstein's Island." I mean, if if if.

someone goes to an island with a known. convicted pedophile where, you know, young girls are being raped, I'm not. saying they're guilty, but you would at. least think they'd be investigated, asked, "What did you see? What do you. know? what was happening there. None of. that happened. So, Congress should be. having those investigations and the next. administration needs to say we will. actually investigate and prosecute this. I have no confidence in Pam Bondi or. Donald Trump actually doing that and we. our law mass and my law doesn't allow. for the uh unclassification of.

information because that would have been. unconstitutional. But a president should. appoint someone who is trusted really. trusted to look at the uh intelligence. the classified information about. Epstein. They're public pictures of him. at the CIA to look so it's not. conspiratorial and explain to the. American public how did he make his. money, what was he doing, what were his. actual uh ties to intelligence agencies. here or around the world and not. speculate about it, but actually do. that. >> What about what do you know about his.

brother Mark Epste? He seems to be. pushing this narrative that he it wasn't. a suicide and he's ordering a new. autopsy. Does that fall into anything. that you all are doing or do you keep a. breast of that? >> So when I started all of this, I would. have told you he killed himself for sure. and now I have some doubt. I mean I. don't I can't say that it's not the. truth but there are too many things that. they have covered up that I don't know. for for for sure and that is why I think. we have to look at not just the.

unclassified information but also the. classified information and only the. president can do it. Congress can't. declassify. So you need uh and this. president obviously isn't going to do. it. So they that is something for for. the future but it for right now Congress. could haul these people in tomorrow. I. mean, Speaker Johnson, if he was just. even for the politics, he should be. appointing a special committee, put. Massie and me in charge of it, or even. do Garcia and Comr at oversight and. start hauling people in and asking them.

what they knew, what they they what they. did they do, and let's investigate these. people if justice isn't going to. investigate them. >> And the speaker just seems 100% out to. lunch. Every interview I see with him, if it's a controversial question, he. says, "Oh, I haven't heard of this." And. I'm like, you're you monitor your son's. porn. >> You said that on his words. He takes the. time to monitor his son's porn use and. his son monitors his porn use. And he. expects us to believe that he's not. briefed.

>> on the things that are happening in the. country when he is the speaker of the. house. And to have that kind of power. and not wield it, to be speaker is just. about the most submissive thing I have. ever seen. Do you see any people in the. Republican party, you said there's some. fissures with the women, do you see any. fissures with the men in the Republican. party? Because there's a theory, proven. theory, that when strong men, and that's. what Trump is, a dictator, when they. become frail and you can see the. physical manifestations of their aging,

right? You know, he has the cankles, he. has to wear the makeup on his hands, he. has the looks like he has had a stroke, the droopy face, >> that that's when fissures within the. support really start taking off. And I. feel like from now to midterms would be. the most important time for this to. happen because I do not trust. >> him to not do everything in his power to. uh suppress, cheat. >> Oh, absolutely. >> Have I harass people, do all I he will. do. >> It's all on the table. >> Yeah. >> Look, I I I think you're absolutely.

right. I didn't think of it in terms of. the physical aging, but this is how like. other countries that have authoritarian. rulers, they just wait until the ruler. ages, right? and and to some extent you. are seeing fissures. You have Don Bacon. who I respect. He's was a general. He's. been served the country 30 years. He's. departed from Trump on tariffs on uh. NATO. I mean he he's very concerned that. Trump's insulting Canada and insulting. NATO allies. Uh you have uh Brian.

Fitzpatrick uh from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where I grew up. He just. voted against the the tariffs. So, you're starting to see Turner, Representative Turner from Ohio, uh. said, "Look, in this country, uh we. don't just have capital punishment for. people who may be coming and bringing. drugs into America." Like, you don't. just shoot them and kill them, even if. they're bringing drugs. So, I think. they're they're waking up, but they're. not enough of them. Uh but the cracks. the the cracks are there. And uh my view. [clears throat] is we have a real chance.

for a a significant win in the midterms. And that's how we have to approach it. We've got to win by decisive margins. because they're going to kick people off. the rolls. They're going to have ICE. intimidate. They're going to uh try to. intimidate the the county elections. where they can. And the scariest thing. is uh Mike Johnson gets to determine in. a close race whether to seat someone. And that is the uh place where we have a. constitutional crisis. And remember, this is someone Mike Johnson who was the. lawyer for Donald Trump in 2020 in. filing those cases saying that the.

election was uh not legitimate. So, uh. this is going to come to a head when. there are close races and who to seat. and we can't take that chance. We've got. to win by 20 to 25 seats and we've got. to win by a plus five margin. That's. that's the reality of what we're facing. >> What do you make of uh DOJ um using. surveillance on your colleagues? you. there they there there was a Getty. photographer that took an image of Pam. Bondi's burn book, >> right? and she had your um congresswoman.

your colleague her name eludes me but. her search history in the ski looking at. the epste if they're surveilling. >> what exactly you all are looking at and. when I think about that and then I think. about what's actually in the Epstein. files which is Peter Teal. >> Palunteer surveillance colluding with. Jeffrey Epstein and also these ICE. agents that are taking pictures of. people and putting them in some database. it really seems like Even Congress. people are falling prey to this.

surveillance state. Yes. That is the. desired outcome of these crazy. billionaires. And I just, this is just. me. I don't think that Trump I think. he's evil. I think he's a racist. But I. think fundamentally he's a I. don't think. >> I agree with you. >> I think he has the intellectual rigor to. be super diabolical long-term planning. In short term, he can, but his whole. brain works short term. >> Totally agree. That's our saving grace. from authoritarianism is just his.

incompetence at times. Not that we can. be complacent, but I totally agree with. that that diagnosis. I look how he tried. to overturn the election. It was so. incompetent who he was calling it. justice and how he was frantic about it. It was evil. It was uh unamerican, but. it was also fundamentally incompetent. Uh and but but people around him like uh. Russell Voy and Steven Miller, they're. not incompetent. They. >> No, they're diabolical. Long term. >> Long term. >> Yeah. >> What about Peter Tilliel? He lives in.

your district. >> Well, I I I gave a whole speech uh about. it nine months ago calling out why he's. so dangerous. Some of these people in Silicon Valley, if you talk to them, they say, "Well, we. would have been conquerors in a. different age. We are Uber Mench. We are. No, I'm not kidding. you know, they all. they all read Iron Rand's novel and like. the the Fountain Head or Atlas Shrugged. and then they stopped reading after that. and they view themselves as these. civilizational builders and they view.

people like me for those who have read. Ein Rand as like a Peter Keading fellow. like one of these bureaucrats these. people who get in the way these. politicians who are are stopping us from. building greatness and Peter Teal. literally says that democracy uh and. innovation are are not compatible. They. rather, if you ask them, have the wealth. accumulated within the hands of a few. because they think they know how to. invest in AI and invest in Mars and keep.

America soaring. And all the rest of the. folks, well, uh they're just uh the the. little people who who are in the way. And it is such an arrogance. uh of uh world view that I don't think. people fully understand. Uh and. especially with AI where they're talking. about eliminating jobs. I mean Musk is. saying let's just eliminate jobs. This. is what we have to stand up uh to. Uh. are we going to have an AI revolution. for all of us or for these billionaires?

Are we going to have a country uh for. all of us uh or these powerful few? And. uh that to me is the the biggest issue. Look in the guilded age Rockefeller had. was the wealthiest person compared to. GDP. Musk just surpassed that with 700. uh 700 billion. So as a percent of GDP, we now have people who are at the. wealthiest relative to everyone else. And there's an unholy alliance between. wealth and power. >> You know what pisses me off about uh.

Peter Teal. Yeah. >> Is he wants to be a politician, but he. doesn't want to put his name on the. ballot and go win the proper way and get. the support of people. and he has um. absorbed all of the benefits of. democracy of living in California which. all of these people bash all the time. It made him and he's an immigrant that. has come here and then he's colluding. >> with Jeffrey Epstein and all of these. other rich pedophiles and he wants to. cheat to gain power. And at the core of.

this Epstein thing and all of these. oligarchs is they're not going to put. their name on a ballot. Peter Till is. not put and run against Roana because. you'd kick his ass. >> They just want to threaten me, you know? I mean, imagine the this thing all these. billionaires who who said, "Oh, let's. recruit someone." I get these texts. We're thinking of recruiting someone to. run against you. We're I'm thinking of. funding your opponent. None of them say, "I want to run against you." But imagine. this. it. Look, should one person have. that much power that they think that.

because they disagree with someone in. Congress who represents 700,000 that. they can just take them out? But that's. what they think. They And why? Because. uh they can put hundreds of millions of. dollars into these super PACs. >> And we need to as Democrats define that. as such a weak puss boy move. [laughter]. >> You have to pay your way to try to get. power. You can't do it through work. You. want to find some political prostitute. via JD Vance who is Peter Peter Till's.

prostitute. >> It's creation his whole creation. >> And it's just it's such a puss boy move. that the this party that's all about. masculinity and being men, >> right? I never I didn't even think of it. that way. >> You know, it's like the weakest thing. you can do. You have to find some boy. like JD Vance who's changed his name. three times, changed his religion, can't. stand up for his immigrant parents, can't stand up for his mixed race. children. You know, he's totally on. board with the racial profiling of ICE.

>> And I guess it never occurs to him that. he lives with people that have a. different complexion than he does, but. he's bought and paid for. And it's just. such a weak move. these oligarchs. When. every time I hear Elon Musk speak, I. realize we have been sold a bill of. goods in America. We have been pro. propagandized that if you're rich, you're smart. >> That That's exactly right. >> It's such a lie. I have heard Peter. Thiel speak and it's so weird that his. side hustle is speaking about the. antichrist you know like he does these.

right and then when you hear. >> I mean I met him I knew him in we had a. common professor at University of. Chicago and I met him in 2014. I haven't met him since or 2012 and uh. you know he's at the time he just seemed. like okay he's he's this libertarian guy. but you now come to realize these these. folks think they're better than the than. us they think they're better than And. you come to realize they're not that. smart. >> And they they're not and they're not. >> Nor do they have any RZ at all, [laughter] which is why they can't run.

for office, >> right? Yeah. Although Vance got there, but I guess he got he got picked. He he. was derivative RZ. Derivative RZ. >> Yeah. And I think that was a deal, was. it? Like, hey, we'll fund you if you put. our boy in place. Because I don't think. Trump really likes Vance. I've heard. that he plays. >> Rubio and Vance against each other. Authoritarian experts call this divide. and rule. It's a very common playbook. Yeah. >> Um, but I want to thank you. We're going. to have part two with Roana coming up. later where we are going to talk about. the midterms, dims, ICE, billionaire.

tax, all of that. So, we'll be back in. just a minute. [music].