some say he has the option to put it down. a lot of these guys didn t have their guns up. they worry about their family. they know they are pointing it at americans and the blm has selective management. as much as i do, megyn, the blm owns property all along the boa boarder. the bunlies will pay the fee when they take a fee from the cartels who use that property to bring drugs in. i never see the m 16s down on the boarder stopping the drugs and the terrorist and day laborers coming through on blm property. it s an open door but they are going to point m 16s at our face to save turtles and collect a fee? this is a much bigger story than anybody is giving notice to. i won t make speculation on what it is. i talked to the bundys before i came on tv and the rumors that the blm is there and planning an attack is bs. they kept to their word so far. the bundys said they will contact me if something changes to that point, and, you know,
now, i m told they paid a company out of utah, basically, a wrangler 966,000 for a six-week contract to go get these cattle. that s number one. the cattle were supposed to be sold in utah, but the sate of utah livestock band manager refused to accept those cattle. so one of the reasons they were underneath that overpass, i am told, is because utah would not accept them to go to the auction house to be moved. now, the blm says it basically got out of this because they didn t want any bloodshed, safety of their employees and public. they said they will pursue this administratively and judicially. on the bundy side of things, what s he has next step? clearly, he needs a lawyer to advance his case in the court. he s going to look into damage to his property, water lines destroyed, corral, essential property destroyed, that as well. he s going to look for cattle. there is missing cattle.
now, i m told they paid a company out of utah, basically, a wrangler 966,000 for a six-week contract to go get these cattle. that s number one. the cattle were supposed to be sold in utah, but the sate of utah livestock band manager refused to accept those cattle. so one of the reasons they were underneath that overpass, i am told, is because utah would not accept them to go to the auction house to be moved. now, the blm says it basically got out of this because they didn t want any bloodshed, safety of their employees and public. they said they will pursue this administratively and judicially. on the bundy side of things, what s he has next step? clearly, he needs a lawyer to advance his case in the court. he s going to look into damage to his property, water lines destroyed, corral, essential property destroyed, that as well. he s going to look for cattle. there is missing cattle.