A Mountain Morning is incredible. Pete fresh, crisp Mountain Morning with a cup of coffee with that view colorado. A little chill in the air maybe will yes. Pete thats what you want. Rachel that is beautiful. Thats america for you. Pete not wisconsin, but its america. Rachel no. Pete fourth hour [laughter] will rachel accused us earlier of gang up on her. Rachel yeah, they are, you see from that comment right there. [laughter] will you feel ganged up on this morning . A little bit . Rachel were just not on the same wavelength. Pete these two having rachel im living in the real world right now. [laughter] pete will is accused a accusing rachel of bringing her level 12 the game, and shes accusing will of coming with his level 8 game. One of them is true will see, i think thats evidence right there. Rachel no, no, no, lets have our viewers decide, whos feeling america right now, will or rachel . Lets have everyone just whats our email again . Will rachel pete how many years have you bonn
here is the big fat check joe biden got from china. elon musk spills his guts about the feds. the hollowing scandal everyone is talking about. plus, trick or treat! think back to when you were a kid. your parents catch you with their hands stuck in the cookie jar. your first instinct is to blame your sister or play dumb. what cookie? despite the cookie crumbs littered across your lips, children will live to survive. but deflection doesn t always go away with age. look at our president. a walking, talking cookie crumb. for each problem there is a laptop, and e-mail, whistleblower, llc. joe biden has been shoveling chinese cookie down his throat his whole career. like a kid, he thinks the cookies are in his tummy and we won t find them. where s the money? i am joking. it s a bunch of malarkey. biden is so used to being protected that he thinks you need to find gold bars in his closet to get in trouble. as long as they don t find cash in my windbreaker, i am fine. well
if activity reports in 10 or years. the bidens, all of these people together, have received 170 suspicious activity reports rachel: from the treasury, right? will: bank files, it goes to treasury, treasury s supposed to turn it over to the i are s irs, and then the it becomes something. 170. [laughter] pete: where there s smoke. speaking of james comer, he was on the program earlier. we asked him about the evidence and where it leads. here s what he said. two weeks we produced more evidence of wrongdoing by the biden family, we ve produced more links to joe biden, and yet the mainstream media continues to turn a blind eye. anytime we do a transcribed interview like we did last week, you ll either have jamie raskin or dan goldman come out and tell the press complete lies about what we just heard, and the press run with it. we produced bank records, we produced evidence. everything that i said about criminal activity by the bidens i can back up. their business was influence peddlin
banking, there s never been an incidence that i ve ever heard of or in talking to bankers around america where a family has been involved in so many suspicious activity reports. this is where the bank files notice with the treasury department that they fear their client is engaged in some type of criminal activity. this is very serious, and the extent to which this family was involved in suspicious activities is breathtaking. maria: how often does one get a suspicious activity report? how many would the average person get? i would say the average person gets zero. these just don t happen very often. now, the democrats would try to spin a narrative that, oh, it s not uncommon, everybody gets a suspicious activity report. it s like an overdraft fee or something. that is simply not true. i poke to the kentucky bankers association in washington two weeks ago, and i was telling them about all these suspicious
there s never been an instance that i ve ever heard of or in talking to bankers around america where a family has been involved in so many suspicious activity reports. this is where the bank files notice with the treasury department that they fear their client is engaged in some type of criminal activity. this is very serious, and the extent to which this family was involved in suspicious activities is breathtaking. maria: how often does one get a suspicious activity report? i mean, how many suspicious activity reports would your average person get? i would say the average person gets zero. these just don t happen very often. now, the democrats would try to spin a narrative that, oh, it s not uncommon, everybody gets a suspicious activity report, it s like an overdraft fee or something. that is simply not true. i spoke to the kentucky bankers association in washington two weeks ago, and i was telling them about all these suspicious if activity reports, and they were they couldn t