you never miss an episode in the meantime let not your heart be troubled. laura ingraham is start standing by. i have the record, i have over 1200 tracks messages private ones released publicly. i m in the lead right now. you are catching up. what i m going to address later in my show is what is this really all about? what is really going on with liz cheney and the media. release yours. laura: i don t care to read any of their text messages because they are so aggressively boring, the most boring people, so predictable, hang a piece of meat and they just grab it. a part of this does suck and that is i had to give up email.
tweets that afternoon. 2:3:07 pm, security breach at the capitol is disgraceful, the president needs to tell everyone to leave the building now. 2:4:04 pm, anyone who thinks this is going to grow the maga movement is delusional, it hurts the movement of the trump legacy and the country. 2:5:03 pm, the president should order us troops to secure the capitol immediately. 3:14 p.m.. when there is any big crowd there will invariably bad actors mixed in. plane will be laid at the feet of the white house if capitol not cleared. this is all public record, obtainable through a quick google search. but of course this wasn t what they wanted and never will be. publicly and privately, i said what i believed, the breach of the capitol on january 6th was a terrible thing, crimes were committed, some people were unfairly hounded and persecuted and prosecuted but it was not an insurrection. to say anything different is
i mean, i know he went through a divorce. i am assure he s tried to i mean, who knows? he has people who advertise for him so i guess he is making money. i assume he is. um, in texas, it s difficult to get what we call asset discovery to figure out how much somebody has that s liquid. or obtainable from a judgment. we have motions out right now to try to get that information. we don t have it, yet. so i don t have a great answer. um i mean, he called himself the the greatest i don t want to misquote it but the greatest online media mogul of all time or or something like that recently. so, i mean, he is at least telling folks that he is got plenty of assets but we will figure that out soon enough. and see where we go from there. yeah. kyle, i really appreciate what you you are doing and i appreciate you talking to us tonight. and and and i yeah. i appreciate it. thank you, kyle. thanks for having us on the show. it s important to tell these folks story. so i love
unobtainable. sir, can i ask you a question question? edward kato told us he was a retired air force colonel and resident of the senior center. i heard this place might close down. first i ve heard of it. if they did sell it and wanted to build stuff here, would you stay? if they treat me right, i ll stay, at my age. you ll stay? i m an old man, i m hitting 90-something. no way. sure. so you re not worried about the changes? i have the capability and the money. i ve had a good life. you re in a lot better shape, in all seriousness, than a lot of folks who live here. i know these guys want some, here you go. no, sir. they ll fire me if they see me drinking this. take care, sir. not everybody is like mr. kato
this and wondering, look, if there are tax violations within new york state law, that might translate into federal tax violations? i don t think so, lawrence. the reason as the southern district had an investigation into the trump organization. and appears to have closed it perhaps turning over some of their materials or perhaps not to the manhattan da s office. i think the southern district for whatever reason is out of this game and is out of this investigation. and some, ways that s a shame. because the conduct that we are talking about, the federal penalties are much more severe than the state penalties. i think a federal rico charges much more obtainable than the equivalent little rico in new york state. certainly some of the fraud as dan said the tax fraud and maybe perhaps some of the other fraudulent activity would be punished much more harshly.