iced that? When he was running for president, I remember thinking, well, I prefer Trump, but you know, clearly DeSantis is qualified. When we talk about being a senator or something, of course. Of course if we talk about him to be the Secretary of Defense, yeah. We talk about him if he had been nominated for attorney general, yeah. How about if he had been nominated to be the head of the FBI? Yeah. I mean, I think I have to give a shout out to DeSantis for his talent stack because he's got the military, he's got the legal, and now he has the management of being a governor and succeeded on all fronts. He basically succeeded in everything he touched, and they were the exact right things to touch. So he's got a hell of a good package there.

So I don't know if he became the nominee. I don't think we'd be moving backwards. Maybe Florida would, but I don't think the nominee would be worse. But I also think Pete Hegseth, I like his dedication to getting rid of DEI, and I think that's really important. But I think DeSantis would do it too.

Meanwhile, it looks like California is finally settled all its voting stuff. And four weeks after the election, there's another result which, oh, guess what? It was too close to call, but they counted until all five of the ones who were too close to call went Democrat. Now the last one just went Democrat. Huh. Five out of five. Now what are the odds that there would be five races when the entire House of Representatives is so close, so close, and all five races, the ones that took a long time, all five went in the same direction? Huh. I'm going to call it rigged.

So let me explain this again. Do I know for sure that that was rigged? No. Is there a court case that suggests that anything here was rigged? No. Is it likely that there will be a court case that proves anything was rigged? No, I mean because the court case probably won't happen. Here's why I say it's rigged. If you act exactly like it's rigged, I get to say it's rigged. Those are the rules. I'm sorry, those are the rules. If you do everything to make it look rigged, I get to say, well, that looks rigged to me, and I'm going to treat it that way. So that looks rigged to me, so I'm going to treat it this way. If you can't count the votes in a month, don't expect me to believe the result when it goes coincidentally, coincidentally like the whistleblowers, coincidentally all in one direction. No, rigged. Rigged. And I'm sorry that that has to be a firm and undeniable opinion. The truth of it? Don't know. But I know if you act like you're rigging it and you're acting exactly like you're rigging it and everything you do looks like it's rigging it, I get to call it rigged. There's not going to be a debate on that because I get to call it what I get to call it, and you gave me every reason to call it rigged. So I call it rigged. That's my take. Do I know? No. Don't need to. It's as bad as if it had been rigged even if it wasn't, because we can't live like this. We can't have races that we don't know who won.

All right, here's the part where you're not going to like me. I know that almost all of you like Kash Patel as a nominee for FBI. Part of why you like him is that he's tough and he's experienced and he's loyal to Trump, and you know he's going to go after the worst of the bad guys. I like all of that. He's definitely smart enough, and he has all the right, his brain is in the right direction and everything. But did you know Mediaite, which is not a reputable entity, but they've got 60 people that apparently are on Kash Patel's enemies list. And I think some of them are listed in the appendix of one of his books. Now I'll just read you some of the names. So these are the ones that Kash Patel thinks need to be investigated because there's enough evidence that they've done some bad stuff.

All right, some of these you don't know, but Lloyd Austin, James Baker, Bill Barr, John Bolton, Joe Biden, John Brennan, Eric Ciaramella, Pat Ci