Speaker 1: Fanny Willis in more trouble. Fanny Willis is the woman
Speaker 1: who was sleeping with her. You know, special prosecutor that
Speaker 1: she was giving hundreds of thousands, if not millions of
Speaker 1: dollars two in taxpayers dollars to go after Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: A guy that had never tried a felony case before
Speaker 1: is going to try his first one when it came
Speaker 1: to rico charges against Donald Trump in Georgia. Donald Trump
Speaker 1: the other night in Greensboro, North Carolina, mocked Nathan Wade, saying, this,
Speaker 1: that's a special prosecutor.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 3: He worked with Fannie even though spelled Fanny fa and
Speaker 3: I Fawnie. How about that one? How about that one
Speaker 3: with her lover, Nathan Wade, Her lover, let's go get
Speaker 3: Trump because if they go after Trump, they can pay
Speaker 3: him more money, and then she can take beautiful trips
Speaker 3: on the sea, beautiful trips.
Speaker 4: To foreign islands.
Speaker 1: Heard her lover.
Speaker 3: They have such a good time. The guy got paid
Speaker 3: almost a million dollars and he never did it before.
Speaker 3: But he did the other thing before that he did
Speaker 3: with Fannie.
Speaker 2: He did plenty of that.
Speaker 3: That's what he's good at.
Speaker 1: I guess President Donald Trump making it known exactly what
Speaker 1: was going on with the two of them. Well, now
Speaker 1: we're getting more information that Georgia Republicans have officially started
Speaker 1: issuing subpoenas.
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Speaker 1: In the probe of the Fulton County DA, Fanny Willis
Speaker 1: the woman who looked at you and said, when they
Speaker 1: were looking at the misconduct hearing, I'm not the one
Speaker 1: on trial here. I want to remind you of that.
Speaker 1: I'm not the one on trial here now. CNN also
Speaker 1: saying it's probably time for Fanny Willis maybe to step aside,
Speaker 1: the judge vowing to rule on the Willis fate and
Speaker 1: the Trump case within the next two weeks.
Speaker 2: Listen to this from CNN on.
Speaker 5: He was compromised.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and two part question for you because obviously you
Speaker 6: know this is happening in an election year. This is
Speaker 6: happening not just in the state of Georgia, but also
Speaker 6: in some ways the court of book opinion as far
Speaker 6: as confidence and what comes out of out of this case,
Speaker 6: if the judge allows Willis to remain on the case.
Speaker 6: From legal standpoint, you see it going to trial before
Speaker 6: the twenty twenty four election. And from a public standpoint,
Speaker 6: I mean, Fannie will has said it when she testified
Speaker 6: that she's not on trial. This is about putting someone
Speaker 6: who allegedly tried to steal an election on trial.
Speaker 2: But will the public still.
Speaker 6: Have confidence in this case if she remains on Based
Speaker 6: on everything we've gone through to get to this point.
Speaker 5: Were I in charge, and as my children say, thankfully
Speaker 5: you're not. Were I in charge, I would ask Andandy
Speaker 5: Willis to step aside, and I'd ask Nathan Wade to
Speaker 5: step aside. I would want very much for the office
Speaker 5: of the District Attorney to remain on the case. If
Speaker 5: the office is disqualified, then this thing is not going
Speaker 5: to trial for a very long time. But if she
Speaker 5: steps aside for appearance purposes, and Wade step aside for
Speaker 5: the same appearance purposes. Then I think this case could
Speaker 5: go forward really probably in very late fall, depending on
Speaker 5: the timeline of other trials. But if she stays on
Speaker 5: this case, I think that you raise a very good
Speaker 5: question of whether or not the public will think that
Speaker 5: this is, as Trump has argued, a political prosecution, and
Speaker 5: that of course, is not in the interests of America
Speaker 5: or specifically the justice system.
Speaker 6: It's a question that I think.
Speaker 1: I mean, even the Democrats are saying, like, step aside, right,
Speaker 1: step aside, go ahead, step aside. Well, now, the Republican
Speaker 1: led Senate panel in Georgia, they've announced her moving forward
Speaker 1: with the public part of its investigation into the Fulton
Speaker 1: County District Attorney Fanny Willis, who Democrats are even saying
Speaker 1: it's a disaster that could eventually lead to the Democratic
Speaker 1: DA being suspended, yes, and also being forced to testify
Speaker 1: due to the new subpoenas. The State Senate's Special Committee
Speaker 1: on Investments has already issued a subpoena to Ashley Merchant,
Speaker 1: the defense attorney who has been leading efforts to remove
Speaker 1: Willis from the election interference case against former President Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Merchant the attorney for Trump co defendant Michael Roman is
Speaker 1: expected to testify. We're being told this week the panel's
Speaker 1: purpose is to thoroughly investigate the allegations of misconduct by
Speaker 1: the District Attorney for Fulton County, Finny Willis, relating to
Speaker 1: potential conflicts of interests and misuse of public funds to
Speaker 1: go after a political enemy, to enact new or amend
Speaker 1: existing laws, and or to change state appropriations to restore,
Speaker 1: they say, public confidence in the criminal justice system. According
Speaker 1: to state Senate website now, sources familiar with the committee's
Speaker 1: plans say that the panel will issue more subpoenas and
Speaker 1: that a potential subpoena for Willis was expected down the line.
Speaker 1: The committee chairman, a Republican, said the investigation will take
Speaker 1: many months to complete an acknowledge there will be more
Speaker 1: subpoenas as we move forward. As specifically about a potential
Speaker 1: subpoena of Willis, the Republican.
Speaker 2: Committee chairman said, I don't know yet.
Speaker 1: Merchant has accused Willis a misconduct in the Trump case,
Speaker 1: arguing she failed to disclose a romantic relationship with Nathan Wade.
Speaker 1: You heard the President talk about Nathan Wade a special
Speaker 1: prosecutor that she appointed to lead the case. Merchant has
Speaker 1: led that Willis benefited financially because Wade, who has been
Speaker 1: paid more than six hundred thousand dollars for working on
Speaker 1: the case now that numbers over seven hundred thousand or
Speaker 1: eight hundred and nine hundred, took her on her trips
Speaker 1: and out to dinner often. Willis and Wade last month
Speaker 1: denied any wrongdoing at a court hearing on the allegations.
Speaker 1: They acknowledge they dated, but said that the relationship began
Speaker 1: after Wade's appointment and that Willis did not financially benefit
Speaker 1: from it.
Speaker 2: We also know that that is a lie.
Speaker 1: Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott mccaffee, who is presiding
Speaker 1: over the election interference case, said he hopes to rule
Speaker 1: on whether to disqualifi Willis by mid March. For Wednesday
Speaker 1: Senate hearing, Merchant was asked to bring documents related to
Speaker 1: the disqualification effort, which are likely to include her lengthy
Speaker 1: text history with Terrence Bradley, that's Wade's former law partner
Speaker 1: and divorce attorney. According to a copy of the subpoena
Speaker 1: obtained by NBC News, in court last week, Bradley acknowledged
Speaker 1: he sent Merchant a text saying Wade and Willis had
Speaker 1: absolutely started dating before keyword, before Wade was appointed special prosecutor,
Speaker 1: but he testified that was based on speculation, not personal knowledge.
Speaker 1: The format of the hearings is likely to make it
Speaker 1: easier for Merchant to discuss the content of the text,
Speaker 1: which she could not do outright during the court hearing.
Speaker 1: So that's the problem number one. Now we have problem
Speaker 1: number two for Fanny Willis, and that is this Fanny
Speaker 1: Willis dismisses State Senate probe into the mid misconduct allegations
Speaker 1: that I just told you about the Georgia DA prosecuting
Speaker 1: former President Trump is dismissing a Republican led state Senate
Speaker 1: panel further probing the matter, telling ABC News it's a
Speaker 1: political quest, plain and simple. She's saying, basically, I'm not
Speaker 1: going anywhere. What this means is I think there's a
Speaker 1: very very high probability, an extremely high probability, that Willis
Speaker 1: is going to be taken off this case. And what
Speaker 1: Democrats are gonna do is they're gonna say, all right,
Speaker 1: we don't really care, We're gonna move on. We'll find
Speaker 1: somebody else now the judge promising a ruling within two
Speaker 1: weeks on the motion disqualified. Fanny Willis saw all of
Speaker 1: this play out in his courtroom. This guy, by the way,
Speaker 1: lost control of the courtroom and allowed for Willis to
Speaker 1: run his courtroom. I think that was a very bad
Speaker 1: look for him. I think the other thing here is this,
Speaker 1: you've got it, Fanny Willis. If she does stay on
Speaker 1: this case, I actually don't think it helps even in fact,
Speaker 1: I think it hurts even more this case because people
Speaker 1: are going to see just how partisan it actually is
Speaker 1: Fanny Willis. This is what democrats said about her when
Speaker 1: they were asked about it on CNN.
Speaker 4: Interesting. You know, Gloria Gloria Burger is with us as well.
Speaker 4: Even if Willis isn't disqualified in this case, the district
Speaker 4: Attorney's office certainly seems to have suffered a bit right now,
Speaker 4: at least with the jury pool.
Speaker 7: Don't forget, as Laura was saying, she's an elected official
Speaker 7: and they've spent weeks going down a rabbit hole about
Speaker 7: whether she behaved improperly and hired her boyfriend, and that's
Speaker 7: never good for a public official. The question is, by
Speaker 7: the time, if she's not disqualified. By the time you
Speaker 7: get around to selecting a jury, will that become part
Speaker 7: of the case. Well, it depends what questions they asked
Speaker 7: the jurors. Do they know about this, Have they been
Speaker 7: following this trial? Have they not been following the trial?
Speaker 7: So at this point it's kind of hard to say.
Speaker 7: But overall, I don't think she's done herself any favors here.
Speaker 1: Even when CNN I do laugh, right, Like when CNN
Speaker 1: says this, You've got to laugh at it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean you really do, Like they're.
Speaker 1: Like, don't I don't think she's really I don't think
Speaker 1: she's really done herself any favors you think. Let me
Speaker 1: also tell you something else that has just broken. That's
Speaker 1: very interesting. Bright Bart News got the exclusive on this
Speaker 1: that the Biden administration apparently planted an operative Jeff DeSantis
Speaker 1: in Fanny Willis's office to target Donald Trump's sources are
Speaker 1: now saying again this is coming from bright Bart News,
Speaker 1: the Biden administration planted a democratic operative inside the Fulton
Speaker 1: County office is target former President Trump. Multiple sources from
Speaker 1: million with the Fulton County District Attorney's office exclusively said
Speaker 1: this to Breit Bart News. If the Biden administration planned
Speaker 1: the operation, as the source says, it would present a
Speaker 1: strong argument that the administration interfered in the twenty twenty
Speaker 1: four election cycle. Breit Bart News granted the sources eminentity
Speaker 1: to discuss the attorney's office for fear of retribution. The
Speaker 1: sources have direct knowledge of the environment at the district
Speaker 1: attorney's office, which they characterized as corrupt when significant figure
Speaker 1: is overlooked, they say. In the Fulton County scandal concerning
Speaker 1: Fulton County Prosecutor Fanny Willis and her alleged lover and
Speaker 1: fellow prosecutor Nathan Wade, the sources said, meet Jeff DeSantis,
Speaker 1: the county's deputy district attorney, with professional experience far greater
Speaker 1: than the average county employee. DeSantis worked on Willis's twenty
Speaker 1: twenty campaign, sources have also confirmed, and he was the
Speaker 1: former executive director of the Democratic Party of Georgia with
Speaker 1: extensive knowledge of campaign finance laws. He was also the
Speaker 1: deputy director of compliance for the Democratic National Committee. According
Speaker 1: to his own official bio, Jeff has also worked with candidates,
Speaker 1: they say, in thirty states running for a variety of offices,
Speaker 1: including President of the United States, United States senator, governor,
Speaker 1: United States representative, attorney general, district attorney, and mayor, as
Speaker 1: well as for a national political party committee. He has
Speaker 1: served as a campaign manager, media consultant, pollster, press spokesperson,
Speaker 1: research director, and policy advisor. Sources credit to Sentis with
Speaker 1: colluding with the White House to target Trump. DeSantis did this.
Speaker 1: One source said, He's the one. He is the one
Speaker 1: pulling all the strings. He was the one that walled
Speaker 1: her off. Referring to Willis, he was in every important meeting.
Speaker 1: Is the brain child behind this. That is the connection
Speaker 1: directly to the White House. The whistleblowers continue, citing his
Speaker 1: deep history with connections to the Democratic Georgia machine. Sources
Speaker 1: told Breitbart there were one hundred percent certain that DeSantis
Speaker 1: was the inside man planted in the Fulton County office
Speaker 1: by the Biden administration. DeSantis is the one pulling the
Speaker 1: strings on the whole thing. A second source confirmed. Everybody
Speaker 1: heard Fanny testify so secret that she's not that smart.
Speaker 1: That is how she sounds and acts every day of
Speaker 1: the week, which brings me to something else. Fanny Willis
Speaker 1: has come out getting a new award accepting in a church,
Speaker 1: the Black History Achievement Award, And this is what she
Speaker 1: had to say speaking about how smart she is or
Speaker 1: maybe isn't.
Speaker 2: You can decide for yourself.
Speaker 8: This is a really hard job I'm trying to do,
Speaker 8: and I am an imperfect human being. But I can
Speaker 8: literally feel the people who loves me's prayers. If just
Speaker 8: every now and again you'll throw my name in a prayer, God,
Speaker 8: here's his children, I would very much appreciate that. So
Speaker 8: I thank you for this honor today, because it is
Speaker 8: an honor worth having when it comes from a group
Speaker 8: of people such as the people that worship you.
Speaker 9: So thank you.
Speaker 1: Nothing like getting an award for Black History Achievement Award
Speaker 1: while you're in trouble for lying under oath allegedly and
Speaker 1: sleeping with your prosecutor. Yes, great time to give her
Speaker 1: this award in a church for being a proud African
Speaker 1: American woman. You cannot make this up. Yet again, the
Speaker 1: Democrats will do anything to protect their own. Now, she said,
Speaker 1: I'm an imperfect human being. Everybody is. I'm an imperfect
Speaker 1: human being. The difference is she's currently actively trying to
Speaker 1: cover everything up while they're giving her an award, which
Speaker 1: brings me back to the Biden administration planning this operative
Speaker 1: Jeff DeSantis and Fanny Willis's office to target Trump. Anyone
Speaker 1: that has common sense knows that the White House has
Speaker 1: been involved in this prosecution quote unquote, This shouldn't just
Speaker 1: miraculously happen. Of course, she willis not going to prosecute
Speaker 1: the former president of the United States of America without
Speaker 1: the current administration's approval. Sources also speculate that DeSantis was
Speaker 1: instrumental in selecting grand jurors for the Trump case based
Speaker 1: on voter registration data.
Speaker 2: Wow, part of why you're.
Speaker 1: Raising money as a candidate is to get money to
Speaker 1: buy the data about who your voters are. DeSantis is
Speaker 1: the former head of the state Democratic Party. He's going
Speaker 1: to know who you are, especially in Georgia. One source
Speaker 1: said there's no conservative person on that grand jury period.
Speaker 1: Sources also coming out I would say whistleblowing, reveal that
Speaker 1: DeSantis was a member of Willis's transition team after she
Speaker 1: won the election in November of twenty twenty. Desantans helped
Speaker 1: Wade select employees for the new office. DeSantis was there
Speaker 1: in the capacity to be a political strategist, hiding in
Speaker 1: the DA's office. A source also said, as bright Bartin
Speaker 1: News also report on Sunday, Wade is a prosecutor on
Speaker 1: the Trump case and he selected the office employees. A
Speaker 1: source also confirmed Wade made the decision to hire or
Speaker 1: fire employees in the Districttorney's office following Willis's election victory
Speaker 1: November of twenty twenty that, according to multiple sources familiar
Speaker 1: with Wade and Willis's relationship, so.
Speaker 2: He was the enforcer in the office now.
Speaker 1: These revelations of Wade's previously unreported position as the former
Speaker 1: personal decision maker for the Districtorney's office also raises ethical
Speaker 1: questions and conflicts of interest concern It also raises questions
Speaker 1: about whether Wade and Willis have been forthright about the
Speaker 1: timeline of the reported affair. Based on the cell phone data,
Speaker 1: we go back to that that I told you about earlier.
Speaker 1: It looks like they flat out lied to the American
Speaker 1: people and to that judge under oath. Sources also described
Speaker 1: one on one interviews behind closed doors with Willison Wade,
Speaker 1: who was too invested to just be a friend of Willis.
Speaker 1: A one source said about his powerful position, it was
Speaker 1: obvious Willison Wade had an affair in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 1: year before Willis launched her probe into Trump, and the
Speaker 1: cell phone data would seem to back that up and
Speaker 1: desantists would know about it. Sources also confirmed to Breitbart.
Speaker 1: The District Attorney's office did not reply for requests for
Speaker 1: comment about this new information the allegations. What we do
Speaker 1: know is that in January, Donald Trump and co defendant
Speaker 1: Mike Roman accused Willis of maintaining an improper relationship with Wade.
Speaker 1: Willis and Wade took to the stand in February to
Speaker 1: testify about their relationship. And does it disqualify Willis from
Speaker 1: prosecuting Trump. If the presiding judge determines Willis engaged in
Speaker 1: an actual conflict of interest with her lover and fellow
Speaker 1: prosecutor who she's paying taxpayer dollars more than seven hundred
Speaker 1: thousand dollars, Willis could be removed from the case, handing
Speaker 1: former President Donald Trump a massive victory. Make no mistake
Speaker 1: about it now. Wade's story also appears, like I said,
Speaker 1: very shaky. The former Fulton County disc attorney, employees and
Speaker 1: friends of Willison's college testified that Willis had definitely a
Speaker 1: relationship and was definitely in a relationship with Wade since
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen. That means he lied under oath about their
Speaker 1: relationship if that is true. In addition to that coming
Speaker 1: from his friend, cell phone data obtained from AT and
Speaker 1: T through the subpoena contradicts Wade's testimony as well, making
Speaker 1: it abundantly clear that Wade was you guessed it having
Speaker 1: affair long before he admitted to having the affair. Democrats
Speaker 1: are now getting behind the idea of Joe Biden debating
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. Chris Coons, who's the co chair of Biden
Speaker 1: for President, was asked a question about the president debating
Speaker 1: after the State of the Union, and this is what he.
Speaker 10: Said, President or former President Trump is saying that he
Speaker 10: wants to debate Joe Biden anytime, anywhere or any place.
Speaker 10: Is that a good idea? I mean, do you think
Speaker 10: I mean, if it's if this is a don't compare
Speaker 10: me to the almighty, compare me to the alternative campaign?
Speaker 10: Should if President Donald Trump?
Speaker 11: Yeah, if Donald Trump wants to see Joe Biden in
Speaker 11: prime time, he should tune in and watch tonight. I
Speaker 11: was in the room for the debating Cleveland that Chris
Speaker 11: Wallace tried to moderate and it was chaotic at best.
Speaker 11: Donald Trump just busted through every possible rule or regulation
Speaker 11: of decency or decorum or following any of the directives
Speaker 11: of the moderator. I wouldn't encourage it, but I don't
Speaker 11: think the campaign or the president has made a decision yet.
Speaker 11: I just think that, frankly, the American people need to
Speaker 11: make up their own minds based on what difference Joe
Speaker 11: Biden has made in their lives.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden campaign chair saying he would encourage Biden to
Speaker 1: debate Trump. Now, why are they having to address this
Speaker 1: because many Republicans have brought it up and quitting center.
Speaker 9: Ted Kruz is also, I think, going to talk a
Speaker 9: lot about democracy and saving democracy. Ironically, while he's refusing
Speaker 9: to debate Donald Trump, and while Democrats have spent the
Speaker 9: last three months trying to throw Trump off the ballot
Speaker 9: to stop the voters from voting for his opponent.
Speaker 1: He's right by the way. So now the White House saying,
Speaker 1: all right, we got to do what we can here.
Speaker 1: We got to figure this out, right, we got to
Speaker 1: work on this, We gotta maybe we let him debate
Speaker 1: one time, I think you might get one out of him.
Speaker 1: I do I think that. I think you might get
Speaker 1: one debate. I can't imagine that the White House would
Speaker 1: allow for three debates. I can't imagine they would allow
Speaker 1: for what maybe two debates maybe. And look, they got
Speaker 1: to test that the Biden juice last night, to see
Speaker 1: how long they could keep him juiced up. That's what
Speaker 1: they did now the American people, and I go back
Speaker 1: to this because I do think it's an important point
Speaker 1: to make Joe Biden. Last night, they saw an angry
Speaker 1: guy yelling. There's an old guy yelling at and screaming
Speaker 1: at kids. Basically, get off my lawn. If you watched
Speaker 1: after the City Union, you also saw something else. You
Speaker 1: saw a speech that ended, and then for more than
Speaker 1: twenty five minutes, Joe Biden was wandering around the House
Speaker 1: chamber asking where is he supposed to go? He was
Speaker 1: saying it over and over again, where am I supposed
Speaker 1: to go? Which way I going? And then he would
Speaker 1: get distracted, right, he would get distracted while he was
Speaker 1: talking to different people, and then he would talk to
Speaker 1: somebody else. I mean, the whole chamber had just completely disappeared.
Speaker 1: But the hangar onners that were dying to get their
Speaker 1: photo taken and look like they're important talking to a
Speaker 1: president that couldn't figure out how to get out of
Speaker 1: the room. The American people saw that this president of
Speaker 1: the United States of America telling lies last night, saying
Speaker 1: that you know, everything's great with our economy because of me, I.
Speaker 12: Earned my plan. Nobody earning less than four hundred thousand
Speaker 12: dollars you will pay additional penny in federal taxes. Nobody
Speaker 12: not won penny, and they haven't yet.
Speaker 1: By the way, that's not true. Joe Biden can say
Speaker 1: and lie saying nobody earning less than four hundre thousand
Speaker 1: year will be paying additional penny in federal taxes. The
Speaker 1: fact is Biden has already raised the tax burn on
Speaker 1: Americans making as little as twenty thousand dollars a year
Speaker 1: by his own policy admissions the White House. But when
Speaker 1: you're the President of United States of America and the
Speaker 1: media won't fact check you, you can go on TV
Speaker 1: and say things like this, I've.
Speaker 12: Been delivering real results in fiscally responsible ways. We've already
Speaker 12: cut the federal deficit, We've already cut the federal doves
Speaker 12: over a trillion dollars.
Speaker 2: That's a lie.
Speaker 1: By the way, Biden, with a very straight face there,
Speaker 1: actually claims he's been delivering real results in a physically
Speaker 1: responsible way, then lies about cutting the deficit, which has
Speaker 1: not been cut. You can go and look at it. Okay,
Speaker 1: you can go and look at it. It's very clear
Speaker 1: the president has not cut the national deficit. Biden also
Speaker 1: then wanted you to, I guess, praise him for cutting
Speaker 1: rates on mortgages.
Speaker 12: I know the cost of housing is so important to you.
Speaker 12: Inflation keeps coming down, mortgage rates will come down as well.
Speaker 2: Oh they will. That's it, Biden now talking about mortgage rates.
Speaker 1: When Biden took off as the average thirty year fixed
Speaker 1: mortgage rate was two point seven percent.
Speaker 2: Today it remains around Say it again.
Speaker 1: When Biden took office, the average thirty year fixed mortgage
Speaker 1: rate was two point seven Today it's around seven percent.
Speaker 1: The American people saw that, They saw a guy that
Speaker 1: was bumbling around. They saw a guy who didn't have
Speaker 1: a clear plan for the future, a guy that talked
Speaker 1: about flying to Moscow.
Speaker 12: I'm going to get in trouble for saying that. But
Speaker 12: if you want to get an air force woman and
Speaker 12: fly to Toronto for Lynn Moscow. I mean, excuse me,
Speaker 12: and it well even Moscow probably I'm going to again.
Speaker 1: I mean, what the hell was the guy even talking
Speaker 1: about there? He also is a guy that comes out
Speaker 1: and claims to cut the federal deficit by one hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty billion. He's lying, by the way, inflationary policies
Speaker 1: haven't cut anything.
Speaker 12: We cut the federal depths by a one hundred and
Speaker 12: sixty billion dollars.
Speaker 2: That's just a lie. It never happened.
Speaker 1: And you would think that the media would immediately come
Speaker 1: on and say that is a lie. They didn't, of course,
Speaker 1: And then I don't know if you guys noticed this.
Speaker 1: Biden also bragged about his investment in family farms. Everybody's
Speaker 1: scratching their head on this one, like, where did he
Speaker 1: make this crap up from?
Speaker 12: Because of my investment in the family farm, Because I
Speaker 12: invested in family Clark has read by my sector agriculture
Speaker 12: knows more about this than anybody I know.
Speaker 1: No one even knows what he was talking about there.
Speaker 1: He incoherently brags about his investment a family farm. We've
Speaker 1: never heard about a family farm before from this president ever.
Speaker 1: What I do know is this medium household income and
Speaker 1: adjusted for inflation, has dropped by three thousand, six hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy dollars since two thoy and nineteen, by the
Speaker 1: White House's own admission, under Joe Biden, we've had a
Speaker 1: cumulative inflation rate of nearly twenty percent since he has
Speaker 1: been President of the United States of America. The average
Speaker 1: monthly payment on a new car under Trump was five
Speaker 1: hundred and seventy five dollars. How much is it now
Speaker 1: under Joe Biden seven hundred and thirty six dollars. That
Speaker 1: is the reality of where we are right now with this,
Speaker 1: with inflation and what we're dealing with, what the average
Speaker 1: American is dealing with right now. Prices are up big
Speaker 1: under Joe Biden. Food costs are up and this comes
Speaker 1: from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. So his own
Speaker 1: government says that food costs are up twenty one percent,
Speaker 1: rent costs are up nineteen percent, power costs are up
Speaker 1: twenty nine percent under Joe Biden. That's from his own
Speaker 1: government who's telling you that. But the President says that
Speaker 1: wages are going up and you should thank him for this.
Speaker 12: Wages keep going up in flation, she keeps coming down.
Speaker 12: Inflation has dropped from nine percent to three percent, the
Speaker 12: lowest in the world, and tending.
Speaker 1: Lower and tending lower. I'm I'm not sure what word
Speaker 1: that is. I think he went to say trending lower.
Speaker 1: I just gave you the numbers he's lying to you.
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