Back to episode — Episode 2569 CWSA 08/17/24
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ns, first we're going to get the dangerous criminals to the extent we can identify them. So we'll do the dangerous people first. And then our second wave will be anybody who voted illegally because we can't have that disruption in our system. I think America would say all right well maybe we like or don't like the deportations but if you're going to do it in that order that does make sense. So yo…
← Previous segment →do their behind the scenes investigation to see if there's anything to worry about, I feel like that's more legitimate. Because to me that does sound like what their job is. It's like oh we've got a suspicion of the worst thing that could happen, you know Chinese influence over an American potential president. And sure they should look into it. But I don't know if anybody else should. I'm a little concerned about anybody else looking into that unless they don't trust the FBI. I suppose. I don't know. I'm not terribly comfortable with that.
But Tim Walz has started his TikTok account. And TikTok of course is owned by China. And how long will it be before we find out that his account on TikTok is seemingly boosted in some magical way that we can't explain? I expect that.
I got a question for you lawyers who are watching. I know we got a few lawyers watching. I want to see if you agree with General Michael Flynn who says he believes that Trump will be sentenced to prison next month on September 18th. He says you know why wouldn't they or why wouldn't the judge? He says it's just more of the same. So certainly General Flynn has seen more of the dark underbelly of the real world than most of us ever will, I hope, because he's seen the darkest parts of the government. So when he says why wouldn't they throw him in jail it's basically wouldn't even be outside the scope of things that they're doing. I mean it wouldn't be that outrageous given all the other things they've done in context.
But lawyers, do you lawyers think that he would actually go to jail or do you think that there would be more legal process and appeals and he would be out of jail even if he's convicted? So he might be sentenced but does anybody think he would go to jail? Those of you, how about those of you
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who are lawyers. So we think they'd try. What do you think would happen if he actually spent a day in real jail? What do you think would happen? It would get really unpredictable, wouldn't it? But it could be exactly what the bad guys want. It could be that some of the more notable and influential people would go too far, go too far in trying to correct that situation. And then they could arrest…
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