identify her. it looks like uncle sam, maybe a flag. how dare they. and chick-fil-a is unveiling their new concept featuring a four-lane drive-through that runs through the building. the food will be made in the upstairs kitchen, brought down using a conveyor belt on the sides of the restaurant. the first one is set to debut next year in atlanta. you get the tubes, does it come through the tubes? will: pneumatic tubes? [laughter] you know, chick fill lay has the drive-through nailed. it looks long pete: but it s fast. or is this like the tsa lanes where they say it s going to make it faster but it s slower? [laughter] rachel: by the way, first of all, thanks for the chick-fil-a this morning, thank you. pete: you re welcome. rachel: i want to read this tweet that just came in. this is from
right? pete: quote illusion, and then the media went and used that term. here s how the actual exchange went down inside that testimony of the house oversight committee. so here s dan goldman. this is the congressman. he s saying this. it s not about selling access to his father, it s about selling the illusion of access to his father, is that fair? so putting the words in devon archer s mouth. and devon archer said is that fair, yeah, i think that s almost fair. at which point [laughter] goldman follows up and says, almost fair? if why almost fair? because there are touchpoints and contact points that i can t deny that happened, but nothing of material was discussed. will: contact points are the calls pete: the meetings and the calls, but i can t go on record saying there was will: sorry. the touchpoints was that joe biden was on speakerphone as well over 20 times with the corrupt businessmen.
so the point that we re getting at there is dan goldman planted the idea of illusion of access to which archer wouldn t even fully submit. that s almost fair, is what he says, and then he runs out there and paints it as pete: he s probably not even thinking of it as a narrative thing. he s in the middle of a deposition, the illusion of access, maybe you do want to make the client feel like they ve got this amazing access, but joe biden s still ultimately on the phone, and they re admitting these contacts are still happening. rachel: right. but you know that those phone calls were about the weather [laughter] and joe biden wanted to give them updates, so we ve been told, on beau, because beau was suffering from the cancer at this time. imagine how sick that is, to, you know, use the death, the dying, you know, state of your son as an excuse for why you re on the phone with a bunch of corrupt energy people that were paying off your son and changing policy. pete: that s the idea, the
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
bidens, and they refuse to look at it. will: governor desantis has fired back at the nba players association. in a story late this week, the players association issued a letter to the orlando magic and to the nba. the orlando magic, owned by the devos family who have long been supporters of republican and conservative causes, the orlando magic made a political contribution to the pac supporting ron desantis pete: as companies can do, right? will: as companies can do. rachel: ray is that normal in sports companies? will: i don t know. to be honest, i don t know normal rachel: i mean, does that happen often that, you know pete: probably doesn t happen often to prominent republican candidates. will: probably not. but let me return to normal in just one moment because, again, i guess that depends on what we re talking about as normal. here s what the players association said. they said a political contribution from the orlando magic is alarming given the recent comments and polici