Slick Willy Wanted to STRIKE? (After Show) 3-17-26

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and do that. You know, I saw that, Tom. It's a great idea. We want to do one in person, but this is the first one back since we've done one. So I think we might be getting closer to be doing one in person. But we're just not quite there yet. Just not quite there yet. And these fireside chats, in the meantime, will happen once a month. So that's the story, and I'm sticking to it, at least for now, until we kind of get to where we want to go with some of this stuff. I think it's going to be a lot of fun. I think you're going to enjoy it because, again, we talk about stuff I can't talk about on the radio. Some of the stuff that, you know, you're going to be able to get into a pry out of me. I think it's going to be really fascinating, really interesting. Usually it is, anyway. But we'll do that tonight. At 8.30 Eastern, Facebook, Twitter, X, Rumble, locals, YouTube, all those places. Essentially, wherever you're watching now, you'll be able to watch and see it tonight. But we will open it up and go a little more full throttle for folks on the VIP and locals. Just like we do every day with the after party, the show after show, which is rolling now. All right. That being said. Who do you think said this? Trump says, oh, yeah, one of the old presidents said, I wish I had to call honest the waivers, rancheros, to do it to get it done. But I did it. I did it. Who do you think this was? Drop your guesses in the chat right now. And yet every president knew. I've spoken to a certain president, who I like, actually. A past president, former president. He said, I wish I did it. I wish I did. But they didn't do it. I'm doing it. Yeah. Which president? I can't tell you that. I don't want to embarrass it. It would be very bad for his career, even though he's got no career. Go ahead. You mentioned. How about the name and man? Who do you think this is? All right. Let's just use some process of elimination. It's not Biden. I don't think he likes Biden. I just don't think he likes Biden. And I also don't know that Biden's really capable of having conversations right now. So I also don't think it's Obama because I really don't think he likes Obama. I really don't think he likes Obama. I really don't think he likes Obama. I don't think that's it. Although Obama did lots of things that folks on the left right now are really upset at Trump about. He did lots of things. Strikes and this, any other thing. And they never called them wars. And the other thing is, they just loved it. They loved it when he did. In fact, Obama deported millions upon millions upon millions of people. They didn't mind. The left didn't care when Obama did it. He was the deporter-in-chief.

Anyway, I don't think it's so, I could be wrong. I don't think it's Obama. Now, I'm seeing an interesting guess or two here in the chat. Bush is a possibility, although I think the Bush family, not fan to Trump, it could, it is possible that W could secretly be talking to him behind the scenes. But to guess I'm, I'm leaning more towards. Charlene, let's see, Mary nailed it, Sandy nailed it. At least this is the one I think might be Carter. Well, though, Carter's gone. I don't think so. Mike nailed it. Who else got this? Some of you, I think, are on the right track anyway when it comes to some of these guesses. Sean said Bush did nuts. Yeah, I don't think Bush did it. I don't think he said that either. Has a hard time living with everything that happened with Iraq and Afghanistan. Clinton? Cook Garden, so. Carol says Clinton. Mando also Clinton. This is why I think there's still some sort of, at least friendliness with Bill. Hillary, not a chance. But I do think there's probably still some sort of friendliness.

At least courteousness. Maybe that's the word I'm looking with, you know? Yeah, such a time as this is Clinton. I think you're right. I do. I really do. I think it's probably got to be Clinton. That's just my thought. I could be wrong. But I think it's, you know, remember he said I used to be the guy that I used to date. They all used to love me. Slick Willie, Candy says, Slick Willie. I did not have that conversation with Trump. I didn't do it. No. I did not inhale, exhale, conversate. I didn't speak with. Trump, I didn't. I guess I couldn't do it. Now, that's like the more frail Clinton now, because the way he is. He's a little more frail. Did you see him the other day push Hillary into the street? This guy, boy, I tell you what, I think he's just a walking back of bones at this point. I think he's afraid for his life, so maybe he's just afraid for his life and he's afraid of his wife. I think he tried that they were walking. You know, one of those things where he's very aware and paying attention that there is a camera. She's got sunglasses on. She's dressed like Chairman Mao or whoever. They all dressed the same, these commies. And she's very aloof, not paying attention. I think that's Huma Aberdeen right next to her, by the way. She's married DeSoros' son. And there's Bill. Slick Willie walking down the street. And he knows that that camera's rolling. Watch what he does, because I think he gets distracted. It's not just one. There's several cameras. You can hear of the paparazzi going down.

Now, here's what happened. He's not paying attention. He's looking at somebody else. Probably looking at some tail. You know, I mean, I saw me a fine piece over here, and I thought, I thought, goodness gracious. If I could just get rid of some of this baggage I got, you know, I could remarry. I'm young enough. I could be an eligible bachelor. Look at what he does. She's about to push her out in the street, and she just, she's had enough. Whoa, he's pushing her. And she's like, wait, wait a minute. All these cars come on me, you can actually hear her squawking if you listen. Then she pushes him. He doesn't know. He doesn't know what's going on. That used to be the most powerful man in the world at one point. Can you imagine? Slick, Willie's not so slick anymore. Lost a little bit of that slickness. I did not push my wife out in the street. I didn't do it. It was Epstein. I mean...

Oh, you think Bill made her list now that she, I mean, she's, she's might be getting to the point, or Bill's a little bit, he's kind of losing a little bit of the usefulness. You know, he's run his course. Maybe she didn't need that guy anymore. I do. I think it was Clinton. I think Clinton was on the phone with Trump. I don't know, probably about the ideal. Maybe it was the Epstein thing. Who knows? Why do I think, well, to be honest with you, I think part of what we saw play out with that. hearing and the way Slick Willie, the way he's sort of adamantly, I'll tell you, I never saw anything. I never heard Trump. It was he had never seen it. There was nothing. He's face down on a massage table. Or say that, but I don't know. But that's probably why he never saw anything. But Trump knew, he knew what kind of sickos these people were the entire time. And he was a guy who turned him in it. And I think Bill's trying to save his, you know what, by making that mention. And probably picked up the phone and called Trump. Now, I will tell you this. This is going to sound wild. But you know that there are lots of people that have Trump's phone number. Journalists. There are several journalists that have his phone number. And these aren't friendlies, by the way. These are like New York Times or CNN.

Did Justin actually say tail? Gritter says, no, I didn't. Clinton did. Don't get it twisted now. I would never. I would never say such a thing. But do you know that any one of these people just pick him up and he will answer the phone and talk? He is the most transparent. He is the most reachable president, probably in the history of this country. There may have been a few that would have been more regional, but back then you had to write letters and send carrier pigeons and whatnot. But this guy, he will talk to anybody. And I saw something on this. Let me see if I can find it. I saw somebody talking about this a while back. Yeah, this is it. This is exactly what I saw. ABC report, is this Jonathan Carl. Is that who it is? He says he's covered five presidents and has not seen another who regularly takes reporters phone calls the way Donald Trump does. He says he spoke with him three times. Three times since, and this came out about a week or so back, maybe a little over a week or so back, since the operation in Iran began. Three times since the operation in Iran began. Jonathan Carl, Trump's got no reason I want to talk to other than transparency. I've covered five different presidents. I have never seen one other than Donald Trump who regularly takes phone calls from reporters. So I thought I would talk a little about that. I've spoken to him over the phone three times since the military operation, the war. against Iran started. In each of those cases, I simply called him and he answered. Some of the conversations are short. Some of them can be quite lengthy. I talked to him today during the middle of the afternoon, and the call lasted for about 20 minutes. When I called, I was actually calling to ask him because if he was firing Kristi Noem, because ABC News was about to report that had happened. And it turned out that he was, as I was talking to him, reviewing the statement that he would put out saying that she was leaving office. And he told me he was sitting there with Marco Rubio. And he started to read the statement to me. And then he pressed send. And said, look, you can see it now. You can see it now. And sure enough, while we were talking, it appeared on true social, him saying that Kristi Noem was leaving and being replaced by Markwayne Mullin. The conversation then... Just listen to this. This is a guy who does not love Trump, okay? But he's telling you, he said, I've never seen anything like this. This is unprecedented. The access that he gives these people? It's just imagine that.

He's talking about, I got the statement here, and he goes, well, hang on. Let me press it in. You can see it now. You see it now. It's up there now. And he's just clicking, pushing it on the button. That guy goes, there and boom, sure enough, poof, there it was on true social. Wow. I mean, I just never seen anything like that. Turned to Iran, obviously, the really big story and major decision, which made to find not just his presidency, but his entire political career. And I have to say, he just sounded incredibly triumphant. He said to me, they're calling me the goat, greatest of all time. And he asked me, and this, again, this is one of the unusual things. Yeah, yeah. He asked me if I thought it was impressive, meaning the war. He said, what do you make, what do you think of the performance? Certainly. He clearly feels that he is a president right now that is almost unlimited in his power. And he feels that... he can do no wrong. And now this is some editorializing. He told me, well, in the first term, I built the military. In my second term, I am using it. But again, the conversation goes on. It's in the middle of the day, in the middle of the war. He had just fired. His secretary of Homeland Security just replaced her. And, you know, he's available and talking about it. It's very unique. Unique. You just say it that way. It's never been done before. Never been. You've never seen anybody like it before. This has never been anybody like him, period, before. I'm sorry, that's just the way it is. That's just the way it is, and they need, and I don't know that they can't, they can't say enough. There's never been anybody like this, but that's why, I'm sorry earlier, but I had to cut off, we had a caller, and when you get to black pill, I got to, I just can't, I can't do it. I understand, you know, you want to be authentic, honest, you want to actually, you know, you're concerned about something, let me know, but we get too much down the black pill, chicken little skies falling rabbit hole, and I can't do it. I just can't do it. I can share concerns with you on certain things, and I can be open and honest about those, but I am not going down and saying that this is going to turn to Vietnam. You just don't understand. You're comparing apples to... I don't know. What's the most different? It wouldn't be oranges because that's still a fruit. We're not talking about it. You're comparing apples to steaks. Well, that's still food. You're comparing apples to Cadillacs. I don't know how to say it. It's just like a completely different thing. Trump is not the thing. And what he's doing is nothing like we've ever seen before. I understand why everyone is concerned, or those that are concerned are concerned. I'm going to tell you not everyone's concerned, by the way. I'm going to tell you that, too, coming up to understand. I've got some good news I had to share with you. Not everybody's concerned.

A new overwhelming poll just found a whopping 61% of Americans believe President Trump's military campaign against Iran is successful, while only 29% disagree. A 32-point margin. 61% of Americans, maybe the... I'm trying to fanny out. See who did this, Paul. But just, I want to put that in perspective for you because you wouldn't believe that if you watch the nightly news. You wouldn't believe that if you go on social media at all. If you listen to any of these podcasters these days, you wouldn't believe that. All right, it's Rasmussen. I think I said that, right? Rasmussen, that's who did the poll. And they're Trump-friendly, so okay, you give them that. But 61% of likely voters. view President Trump's U.S. Israel military operation against Iran as successful with a 32-point margin. Operation Epic Fury. You wouldn't, you wouldn't, you would not know that. You wouldn't know that if you.

This is what we warned about a few days ago. And, of course, you reached out long with others and made the stink. She said, American people going berserk about the idea and the determination of President Trump to change that plan. This is what is now going to happen this week. And this is good news. Soon will move on Tuesday, tentatively, that's today, to consider the House message on Save America Act, and the Senate will start the consideration of the bill. There will be a series of procedural motions, which are not describable in plain English, she says, but which will get the bill to the floor for consideration. None. Our cloture. None require 60 votes. I've seen a lot of confusion on this online. And even from folks who we probably agree with like nearly everything. But they, because they don't trust them, and I totally get that, they think that this is going to be, and we've heard this is not going to be a process that's going to end well. Well, we have to wait and see on this one. Mike Lee and Trump and some of the others behind the scenes are working to make this happen. Now, if this happens, it's a win. It's a massive win. John Thune will fill the amendment tree. There will be consideration of amendments. This will be similar to what's sometimes called a voterrama in the Senate. It's going to be a debate organized by John Thune, maintains control the floor. All of this is sea change from a week ago, or even since last Tuesday. It is not a talking filibuster, but is ongoing debate and consideration the Senate may leave the bill and go to the other matters and then return. And that could happen more than once. That's about all I can say, she says. Senate procedures are arcane, hard to follow. What is the most important to know is that this particular next phase is a when. It's a big step. It is a result of the American people rising up and slamming the Senate last week. She says, we the people were so angry with John Thune after his remarks on Tuesday throwing in the towel without a fight. And there was such an avalanche calls on social media posts mainly on X, attacking John Thune and the Senate GOP leadership, that it really shook up the Senate. And the leadership penetrated their hard heads. And they finally started listening. I guess this is, again, this is from Kleda Mitchell. She says, thanks. to you, the people of this country, and a testament also to Mike Lee, Chip Roy, Senator Scott from Florida, Senator Johnson, Rob Borden, who works for Mike Lee, plus several more stalwart senators and House members committed to getting this bill passed. It was especially a result of the amazing outpouring the public pressure on the senators. You were a part of that.

The battle we waged on X paid off in its historic achievement example. Mark Meadows started on Tuesday posting on the X names of the Senate GOP centers committed to vote yes on the bill and talking filibuster and also the Senate GOP members who are not. Meadows post on X received 21.8 million views. Read that again. Nearly 22 million views. People then stepped up and hammered the Senate burning up the Senator's phone lines, emails, X accounts demanding passage of the Save America Act. We now have to make sure the Senate stays on the bill long enough to refocus its same anger and angst against the Democrats. They are, after all, are real opponents. So he says, call the Senate GOP, tell them thank you, get the bill passed, call the Senate Dems, and hammer them for opposing the vital bill. And then she gives numbers. Again, you can find this today, and the stack will make sure that gets up as well. But this is fantastic news. And again, I will say I'm cautiously optimistic, and I will reserve. I'll wait and see. Some of this is how it has to all sort of play out. I'll wait and see. But this is all, this is all, none of this happens. If it's not for people like you, Emmy, and we get engaged. On the Save America Act, as the Senate gears up for a vote on Wednesday, Senate Majority Leader John Thune casting doubt over using the talking filibuster to get this over the finish line, saying the votes are not there. And that had us thinking about what Chuck Schumer said about his party using the talking filibuster back when he was majority leader. If the Republicans block closure on the legislation before us, I will put forward a proposal to change the rules to allow for a talking filibuster on this legislation, as recommended by a number of our colleagues who have been working on this reform for a long time. Joining me now ahead of his Save America tour, early vote action founder Scott Pressler. By the way, I've got a long show today because I apologize, but some of this I just can't help it. I have to make sure you see. If you thought Minnesota was bad, wait until you see California. Nick is back surely with another just. action-packed investigation in California on the fraud. We told you earlier, VP, JD Vance, starting with the executive order from President Trump, the investigation, the task for to look into all of this fraud. And another thing to take note of is Gavin Newsom right now in Polly Market. He is the leading nominee for the Democrats come 2028. All this fraud is taking place. All this waste is taking place. Nobody really knows what's going on. I mean, look at this place. This adult daycare received $19 million. Has billed the state of California over $19 million in the past few years. And it's not open. It's all taking place here. And another thing to take no... Not open for business. So it's $19 million. Think about all the waste, fraud, and abuse that's happening right now. I think there's enough. If we just cut all of this nonsense out, there's enough to...

I think they get, you think about the debt we're in right now. Trillions of debt, I think it's all fraud. Waste, fraud, and abuse, every single bit of it. Surely, back to this old complex contains over 15 different hospice companies in one building, shows all the places, and they all have $100,000 or more cars out front. They're all wearing designer clothing. And you can't enroll any patients. It's all happening right under the noses of folks in Los Angeles and, in fact, under the watch of the man who wants to be the next president. gruesome Gavin Newsom, the governor of the People's Republic of California. Now, after seeing all the wealth that is being created from these hospice centers, I headed back to the original location where we found over 15 hospices in one plaza. I wanted to make sure it wasn't a fluke that Armenian mafia members were running the show and that there weren't just randomly $100,000 cars the day I went by. And this time, it was even worse. Sir, how are you? Good. So what do you think about all this hospice fraud? Sir, you're in the cyber truck driving away, taking money from old people. Yeah, she's just driving away in a cyber truck. Why don't even answer any questions? Let's see, we have another rich person as well. That's getting rich off this hospice. This guy's leaving as well. So the two people that walked out of Holy Angels, they're in a brand new cyber truck and a new BMW. How lucrative of a business is hospice? I'm seeing a cyber truck here in a nice BMW. It's good. Yeah, because it looks like, for instance, Guardian of Angels that used to be here, $4.8 million they build the state of California. And how many clients do you guys have? Brother, do you have a badge? Do I need to answer here? I'm just curious. Yeah. You must be getting paid pretty well, right? My parents. Do your parents run the hospice? No. Who's that guy in the cyber truck? He's your uncle. So it's like it's the only business. But why was he walking out of the hospice then, too? Like these hospices, there's nothing inside of them. If it's not you guys, how come you're in the newest? Yeah. They're all foreign, too? What is what is going on with this? I can only imagine what the guy is in charge. Just all the other hospices? Do you like taking care of old people? Like, are you the one going out visiting the hospice patients, sir? Uh-oh, he's gonna have to do another point turn. Yeah, you could just go that way. What's the key to opening of a hospice if I wanted to open up one? Because you're in the family business of hospices. If I want to open my own? It's incredible. It's incredible. I don't, I, and I know I see, I see, let's see what you're saying. I understand. Lots of investigations. Where are the prosecutions? I get it. Well, not yet. We haven't seen any yet. I do think we will. I think this stuff is so blatant. Part of the key of this whole thing is that court of public opinion. People have to see it. This is the sound of hospice money. Can you just answer the question? What's the need for a thousand percent increase in hospice care here inside of LA? Do you have the paperwork to enroll a little boy by the name of Joey?

You don't know what's going on? Well, it says there's 14 children enrolled here on the state of California. That there is $6,000 per beneficiary. Can you give us any explanation? Where can we open a hospice at? See the Maybach just like you. Wow. California may have the largest amount of fraud in the country, as California is the state with the highest taxes and collects more money than any other state in America. It is filled with fraud. California's version of Medicaid called Medi-Cal has more than doubled since 2022 from $108 billion to propose $222216. Wow. Their population, however, has not grown exponentially. However, their spending has. 1,000% increase in hospice care in the Los Angeles County. In fact, one out of every $10 of home health care in America is spent in Los Angeles. On top of that, their government-funded daycare programs are filled with violations. While they continue to give money to these fraudsters, it is estimated that the fraud in California could be in the hundreds of billions of dollars. If you thought Minnesota was bad, why do you get a load of California? And Sherry, I'm right there with you. Come to Michigan. You imagine what's happening here? Holy smokes. I had to play that for you. I couldn't get out of here without doing that. Tonight, fireside chat 8.30, fireside chat. Last quick minute. Last moment, opportunity to click share over on Facebook. If you haven't done it yet, we're going to get you something good from the store. We'll let you pick out something sweet inside the Justin store. If you haven't done it, get on in and do it right now. Click share and I want to make somebody a winner today. So jump in and click share. Help us break the algorithms. If you're not on Facebook, you're not watching it right now on Facebook this stream. You're watching on another platform? That's fine. You've got a Facebook account? Hop over, click share from there. It helps us get the word out. We need you. Now more than ever. All right. Congratulations, Patricia. Hey, good. Thank you so much for click and share on the show today. We appreciate you and everything you do, folks, to help support this program. Whether it's buying all the great things inside mypillow.com slash justin or my store.com slash Justin supporting folks like Mike Lindell. Maybe you come on over tonight for the fireside chat. Yeah, we'd love to have you inside for the fireside chat tonight, Justin Barclay.com slash VIP if you want to join. Use the promo code green. Get a month free and start enjoying your VIP benefits today.

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