In short
The hosts discuss an ICE raid on a California marijuana farm (Glasshouse), alleging illegal immigration, child labor, and violent resistance (including protesters firing a handgun at federal agents). They argue Democrats and officials (e.g., Gavin Newsom, Rep. Jimmy Gomez) falsely claim the operation was about “strawberries” or “food supply,” and they emphasize federal vs. state marijuana legality. They also cover firings at DOJ/FBI tied to January 6 prosecutions, and then shift to a one-year anniversary discussion of the July 13, 2024 Trump assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Guests and backgrounds
Selena Zito, a journalist from Western Pennsylvania/Great Lakes/Appalachia beat, author of the new book “Butler,” who was a few feet from Trump during the shooting and says she spoke with him six minutes prior.
Key claims
The raid found ~10 juveniles (eight unaccompanied) allegedly illegally in the U.S. and subjected to child labor; reports claim 10,000 missing children found out of 300,000. Trump’s “fight, fight, fight” was explained as representing national strength and preventing chaos.
Notable examples
KTLA video of tear gas; alleged handgun fire at ICE; named groups (e.g., 805 UndocuFund, 805 Immigrant Coalition); Selena Zito’s account of being tackled by a Secret Service advance man and Trump calling her next morning.
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOICE Raids on California Marijuana Farms
2:22 to 2:35
Discussion of ICE raids on marijuana farms in California and illegal practices.
“Both of these products have made a huge impact on helping my wellness routine.”
Child Labor and Illegal Aliens at Farms
2:35 to 7:16
Examination of child labor violations and the political response to ICE actions.
“These statements and products have not been evaluated by the FDA.”
Politicians' Responses to ICE Actions
7:16 to 14:01
Critique of political figures' statements regarding ICE deportations and illegal labor.
“That's what the Democrats have been rooting on.”
Discussion on Child Trafficking and Recent Updates
14:01 to 18:13
Learn about the recent updates on child trafficking cases and the role of immigration enforcement agencies.
“Well, anyway, that's what's going on at this bizarro marijuana operation.”
Tom Holman's Impact and Authenticity
18:14 to 19:58
Explore the authentic approach of Tom Holman and his contributions to immigration enforcement.
“talked about this because a lot of this was done under HHS and the refugee program that the Biden people were running.”
Concerns Over Immigration Policies and Amnesty
19:59 to 21:45
Discuss the implications of potential amnesty for agricultural workers and its impact on immigration enforcement.
“Well, maybe with the farms, we shouldn't go after the people who are working illegally on the farms and we're going to have to figure out a different system or maybe we'll eventually get to them.”
Concerns Over Immigration Policies and Amnesty
21:50 to 22:31
Discuss the implications of potential amnesty for agricultural workers and its impact on immigration enforcement.
“I got a lot more coming up for you before we get there.”
Concerns Over Immigration Policies and Amnesty
22:57 to 23:08
Discuss the implications of potential amnesty for agricultural workers and its impact on immigration enforcement.
Personal Anecdote About Dogs During a Storm
23:10 to 25:00
Hear a heartwarming story about the host's dogs during a recent lightning storm.
“For those of you who don't watch the rumble stream, there's a countdown when we start the rumble stream.”
Pam Bondi and DOJ Changes
25:01 to 28:00
Examine Pam Bondi's actions regarding recent firings in the DOJ and their implications for justice.
“Lone Behold reminds me, treat every mic like a hot mic.”
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The Media's Role in January 6th Perceptions
28:00 to 29:00
Explore the media's portrayal of key figures involved in the January 6th events.
“And she was involved in all of the tyranny at the hands of the Department of Justice against Trump supporters.”
Reflections on Recent Political Events
29:00 to 30:18
Discussion on the implications of recent political firings and the role of the attorney general.
“So now she's whining on television that when she was in the Justice Department, she was supposed to report to the President of the United States to be a part of the executive branch of our government.”
Reflections on Recent Political Events
31:08 to 32:52
Discussion on the implications of recent political firings and the role of the attorney general.
“Use the code Vince, that's V-I-N-C-E and you're gonna get 20 % off your first order.”
Anniversary of the Assassination Attempt
32:57 to 34:08
Reflecting on the anniversary of the assassination attempt on President Trump.
“It's the 11th, two days from now, this Sunday.”
Selena Zito's Eyewitness Account
34:08 to 35:50
Selena Zito shares her close experience during the assassination attempt.
“But where were you in relation to all of this?”
The Chaos of the Shooting Incident
35:50 to 39:10
Detailed account of the moments during the shooting and the reactions around it.
“People go back and look at my old X account.”
Trump's Response During the Incident
39:10 to 42:00
Discussion on Trump's reaction during the shooting incident and his statements.
“So you were standing, you were aware of what was going on, and you continued to stand through it, in other words.”
Reflecting on the Assassination Attempt
42:00 to 45:09
Discusses the reaction of the crowd and the president's response during the assassination attempt.
“And so part of him standing up and going, fight, fight, fight, was he already had information.”
Trump's Perspective After the Attack
45:10 to 47:42
Explores President Trump's thoughts and feelings after the assassination attempt, including his perceived obligations.
“So tell me about the conversation you have with the president.”
Divine Purpose and Newfound Faith
47:43 to 52:28
Examines Trump's belief in divine intervention and a sense of purpose following the event.
“an obligation for the people that were there.”
Security Lessons from Butler
52:29 to 56:00
Discusses the security failures during the assassination attempt and the lessons learned.
“He totally, he doesn't, you know, it's not like, well, maybe that's God.”
Life-Saving Intervention at the Assassination Attempt
56:00 to 56:31
Discussion on the events during the assassination attempt on President Trump and the role of local supporters.
“And then Thomas Crooks taking rushed shots at the president instead of instead of having a patient shot to take.”
Insights from Selena Zito on the Butler Incident
56:31 to 57:08
Selena Zito shares insights from her book regarding the Butler incident and its implications.
“And again, it just plays into what you've been talking about, divine intervention that the president definitely, definitely detects.”
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:00Dan Bongino:Hey there, welcome to Vince. Here we go. On a Friday, Ice Ice Baby. Yes, yes. We've got to cover these raids on these marijuana farms in California. We have full-blown marijuana farms in California getting raided by ICE, and rightfully so, because it turns out there's a ton of illegals working there, including child labor. What are we even doing? Of course, what we're doing now is we're raiding them, rightfully so. Glad we're doing that. So I've got the updates on that, the way the left is trying to defend all of it and so much more. Also, Selena Zito is going to be with us today. She's written a great new book.
0:34Dan Bongino:The title of it is Butler. Looking back now, just about a year ago on that attack on Butler, Pennsylvania, the one, you know, the attempt on the president's life was crazy. And she's here with us today. This program is brought to you by Blackout Coffee, the official coffee of all of us here at Silverlock. Go to blackoutcoffee.com slash Vince. Use the code Vince, that's V-I-N-C-E, for 20 % off your first order. That's blackoutcoffee.com slash Vince. Yeah, this raid today we're about to get into, it's like the most obvious thing in the world. No, you shouldn't have child labor on your marijuana farm in California.
1:14Dan Bongino:No. And no, you should not have illegals all over the place. And yes, they should be deported. And no, you should not be rioting. And no, you should not be shooting at federal law enforcement. And yet that's exactly what happened in the last 24 hours. But these, I love seeing workplace enforcement. Don't you? I've got the details coming up. This program is brought to you by Bone Charge Infrared Sauna Blanket and Red Light Face Mask. We love these products here in my house. Can't recommend them enough. I like the sauna blanket because it helps in a big way. It's a sauna. Let's be honest. It's a sauna.
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2:48Dan Bongino:Okay, we've got a raid going on. We have had these ice raids going on in California, and rightfully so on these marijuana grow facilities. And basically, they've just got a ton of illegals working there. And the name of the employer is Glasshouse, apparently. And they've been accused of a lot of things through the years. Jennifer Van Laar over at Red State has just a wonderful thread on this subject today. And she points out that this ICE raid that was taking place again on Thursday was on a place that is out of control. ICE and Border Patrol had a judicial warrant for Glasshouse. This is a top cannabis grower in the state of California, in the entire United States.
3:34Dan Bongino:they've been harboring illegal aliens according to the warrant this employer the the actual farm has been sued over and over for labor law violations you've got the socialist party as well as union del barrio that was implicated in those riots in june they're involved in getting all of the rioters to this farm location so this these are the same rioters that we've seen these are the same guys who are funded by the left. This is all gigantic astroturf, riot, insurrection garbage. That payment structure, that organization, the federal government has been investigating all of this. I hope they move on these guys quick because they keep causing all this destruction and threatening the lives of these ICE agents.
4:21Dan Bongino:Lots of groups involved. 805 UndocuFund, 805 Immigrant Coalition, MyCob. I mean, Jennifer is doing really great work on reporting all of this. They find a bunch of illegal alien kids there doing labor on the marijuana farm. And also a former Clinton administration staffer and an assemblyman called Hector de la Torre is also on the board of this marijuana farm in California. So that leads us to the images that we're getting overnight. Take a look at cut two. Here's the raid. This is the raid on the farm. People being taken into custody, running off, tear gas being fired at the rioters. Here we go.
5:11Dan Bongino:Yeah, people are running away from all this tear gas being fired. This is video footage from KTLA 5, local broadcaster. people running off and it says children comma protesters running from tear gas during immigration raid of course the way this video was set up was to try and make it as sympathetic as possible to the situation here for the illegals who were involved oh how sad how sad that there's an immigration raid going on how sad that there's workplace enforcement going on no actually what's sad is that this has been allowed to continue what's sad is that you have illegal child labor going on at a marijuana farm in California.
5:53Dan Bongino:What's sad is that this is a total violation of our sovereignty and our country has aided and abetted this no more. So if you were looking for mass deportation raids, there you go. You've got an example of one, of course, taking place in California. This is a sanctuary state. They don't want to do this. They're trying to stop this from being done. And they're threatening law enforcement in the process. Take a look here. Cut one. One of the rioters, one of the insurrectionists taking a gun and firing it randomly in the direction of federal law enforcement. Look at this. Take a look at this video right here.
6:27It appears a protester fired some kind of gun at federal agents. This happened this afternoon. It was a really chaotic scene at the time. A lot of smoke was being launched at the protesters. And again, it appears a protester fired back with that weapon. It looks like he fired at least a couple of times. we have not heard about any agents being hurt.
6:48Dan Bongino:Some kind of gun. It's a handgun. That's what it is. It looks like it's not a Nerf gun. What is he firing? It was a handgun. He's firing a handgun in the direction of federal law enforcement. The feds are looking for that guy. Unfortunately, the photos and stuff that they've been sharing, that video, it's all been super grainy, hard to identify him. But, man, I hope they can track that guy down and throw him on his face. That's outrageous that that's happening. And that's happening right here in the United States. That's what the Democrats have been rooting on. That particular thing where ICE agents are shot at by illegal aliens, presumably, or just, you know, run-of-the-mill lefties.
7:27Dan Bongino:That's what these guys have been rooting on. That's what Hakeem Jeffries has been rooting on and Eric Swalwell and Dan Goldman and Tampon Tim Walls and Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and Governor Gavin Newsom. the list goes on and on and on saying oh we got to unmask ice we got ice is the real enemy they're the nazis and now these guys are taking shots at them that's just the latest incident where that's occurred in the last week we've seen now three attacks on ice that makes the third one three times that firearms were used against ice agents just trying to do their jobs just trying to do their jobs the left rooting it on the rest of us normal people condemning it normal people saying And this is outrageous.
8:05Dan Bongino:It's not shocking because of what the left has created, but it is appalling that it's happening in the United States of America. We've got to put an end to it. So you get the shots fired in this situation. You also get a lot of left wing lies about what exactly is even going down at this facility. Gavin Newsom, speaking of greasy Gavin, Gavin Newsom is claiming that, oh, these kids were running. Kids, kids are running from tear gas, crying on the phone because their mother was just taken from the fields, says Gavin Newsom. Trump calls me new scum, but he's the real scum. Now, I want to reiterate what's going on here.
8:48Dan Bongino:Around a dozen of the children who were found at this facility were here in the country illegally and are believed to be being subjected to child labor here in the United States. Everything about this is completely illegal. Border Patrol Commissioner Rodney Scott offered this update overnight about those kids and about how much Gavin Newsom is lying to you. Take a look. Breaking news, the 10 juveniles that were found at this marijuana facility, all illegal aliens, eight of them unaccompanied. It's now under investigation for child labor violations. This is Newsom's California. So Gavin Newsom stepping on a huge rake here saying, oh, look at these poor children.
9:33Dan Bongino:Yeah, they're poor because of what abuses you've allowed to be done to them in your state of California. That's why they were there is because they were being used in that way. So that that's a great update. I love how snappy. Don't you love how fast these Trump administration officials are? border patrol commissioner rodney scott leaping all over this instantly going no no this is child labor you ghoul gavin newsom so there's that's the update on the kids and what they're doing there that's out of control also you get democrats who are claiming that this was nothing but this is that these fields were being used to grow food for americans and oh president trump said he was just going to go after the violent criminals and now he's going after our food supply what What?
10:18Dan Bongino:This is here's Congressman Jimmy Gomez posting to X overnight. How many MS-13 gang members are waking up at 3 a.m. to pick strawberries? Oh, yeah. Zero, he says. Zero. They're picking strawberries. Trump said he'd go after the bad hombres, but he's targeting the immigrant farm workers who feed America. Either he lied or he can't tell the difference. Now, how many lies do you see in this particular post or do you hear in this particular post? if you're listening to the audio podcast right now. How many lies can we count here? It's crazy. First of all, they're not picking strawberries. This is a massive marijuana grow operation.
10:59Dan Bongino:That's what this is. So there's no strawberry picking on going on. The president never said he wasn't going to deport illegal alien farm workers. In fact, he said he was going to deport everybody. He said mass deportations. Correct me if I'm wrong. Isn't that what the president said? The president said he would deport everyone who was here illegally. The biggest mass deportation operation in American history. It wasn't limited to any category of illegal alien, MS-13, bad hombres or otherwise. You're here illegally. You go. There you go. What else do we have? Oh, he lied or he can't tell the difference, says Jimmy Gomez, this goofball congressman from Los Angeles.
11:43Dan Bongino:No, you're the one who's lying. Not a strawberry operation. It's a marijuana grow. So there you go. Yeah. And I see the chat pointing out something here that is worth dwelling on. It is true that in the state of California, they say it's legal to have this operation, this marijuana, these marijuana fields, it's totally legal. And in fact, the media today is giving us the totally legal. That's not true under federal law. That continues to be, there's a discordance between federal law and state law. And wherever you are on this issue of marijuana and whether or not it should be legal in the United States, it's just a plain fact that the federal government still considers it illegal and that the state governments are kind of making it up as they go along.
12:23Dan Bongino:And by and large, the feds have just kind of turned a blind eye to it. They're just like, OK, whatever. People like pot. We're going to look the other way. There's been a lot of that. But here, regardless, I don't even care about that issue right now. All I care about is these are illegal aliens. They've got illegal child labor and the left is straight up lying that this is a part of our food supply. It has nothing to do with food. I don't know. When was the last time you were eating pot leaves? When was the last time you did a little tossed salad of pot? You got to get that, the wacky tabacchi into a salad.
12:52Dan Bongino:Nobody's doing that. That's so crazy. It's not our food supply. These aren't strawberries. So that's Jimmy Gomez. He's not alone. He's not alone. We got another one who else oh ruben gallego from arizona pulled the same stunt and this is happening all over the place this morning there you go uh ruben gallego saying instead of prioritizing dangerous criminals trump is targeting families that have been here for years picking our food the public outcry and protests are occurring because the american public knows this is wrong ruben gallego is lying to you. Lying to you. California does have some good strawberries, though.
13:39Dan Bongino:They're not picking strawberries here. This is all weed. What does that shirt say, by the way? Hold up. Hold up. Let me throw this to a full screen for you. I got to see. This is funny. I just realized what this lady's shirt says. Take a look at this. Let me see. her shirt says gayness is next to godliness do you see this am i getting am i getting all of this correct is that an illegal alien wearing a covid mask with dyed purple hair with a shirt that says gayness is next to godliness this oh my this lady is straight out of left-wing lunatic central casting this yes who said that thobmeyer says she needs to go to church yeah i completely agree get to church holy cow clearly she's never read the bible what else we have the chat's going wild over this she's she's no lady says 20 sunflower 73 yeah yeah actually i'm sorry yeah maybe i'm giving him too much credit maybe that's a dude maybe We could be dealing with a transgender left wing dyed hair, COVID mask, fat belly showing gayness is next to godliness, illegal alien.
15:09Dan Bongino:Well, anyway, that's what's going on at this bizarro marijuana operation. If it wasn't for the terrorists taking shots at ICE, this would be fall over on your side funny. But but at least that's that's a little bit of comedy in the midst of all of this. Yeah. So these Democrats, they're they're still sticking with these lines that that it's just a strawberry operation. It's just for food when it's no such thing. And we're going after these guys appropriately. So there was a really important update this morning on the kids, you know, the foreign labor that's being used at this operation. we do have tom holman tom holman was on the fox news channel this morning and he was asked about the kids and he gave a really important piece of data you remember the 300 000 kids who are missing you know the 300 000 kids are missing all across the country imported by the biden administration and just completely lost by the biden people intentionally so they didn't care they were trafficking human beings they were trafficking children many of whom have been sexually exploited who've been exploited for labor.
16:13Dan Bongino:Oh, like at the marijuana operation that just got busted. Here's Tom Holman this morning announcing, we've found 10 ,000 of these missing children so far. Have you heard that anywhere? 10 ,000 children have been found. Take a look. Here's Tom Holman this morning. But Tom, it strikes me unbelievable that the Democrats are not on board. When you look at this raid, These are there were 10 juveniles that were illegally brought across the border. You and I covered this under the Biden administration. I was down in Texas. We encountered a 8, 10 year old, 12 year olds coming across with just a name and an address and a phone number on their necks.
16:56Dan Bongino:The cartel ruthlessly sending them across. And yet now we know that 10 of them, eight of which were unaccompanied minors working illegally in a marijuana farm. and your agents go in and rescue them, essentially, and yet there is violent resistance to that. Does that upset you? It certainly upsets me. And like I said, the work men and women of ICE are doing is incredible. Look, we're looking for over 300 ,000 missing children. We've already found 10 ,000. Have you heard that anywhere? No, the media is simply not covering it. And look, this should be a nonpartisan issue. arresting public safety threats and national security threats everybody be on the same page on that yeah rescuing children yeah i mean it should be a non-partisan issue every they should be completely non-partisan issues totally right about that they save 10 000 kids they have found and saved 10 000 children that i'll take that i'll take that you know it's these kids these kids were brought here illegally smuggled in illegally but it's not that it's not the fault of a little child that they were put in that situation.
18:03Dan Bongino:Those kids are being exploited. They're having their lives utterly destroyed. And the Trump administration has now rescued 10 ,000 of them. 10 ,000 of them. Remember, RFK Jr. talked about this because a lot of this was done under HHS and the refugee program that the Biden people were running. They were trafficking people in. RFK Jr. said this is the biggest human trafficking operation ever. And it was being paid for by taxpayers against your will. by the way, against my will. It's vile what happened. And it breaks your heart completely to think what's happening to those kids. And so Tom Holman, who I like, somebody told me recently that they're like, Tom Holman, they didn't, they don't like how he sounds, you know, that is like, it sounds like he's got marbles in his mouth.
18:51Dan Bongino:I was like, no, no, no, stop, stop. You know what I love about Holman? I'm wearing all my shirt today. I got Tom Holman on my shirt, ice, ice, baby. I go, Tom Holman, the difference between him and so many other people in Washington, Tom Holman sounds totally authentic. Everything about him sounds completely authentic. Like that guy's not putting on airs. He's totally legit. Everything. He's just like, kind of like a hard scrabble blue collar dude. Who's like, I hate when kids are exploited. I, I hate our borders being open. I want my sovereignty. I'm all in on Holman. I love the whole presentation.
19:21Dan Bongino:I love the whole thing. And the most important thing I love is that he's actually doing the work, You know, he did a great job in the first place for Trump originally. And then President Trump brought him back and said, I need you to run the show, baby. And when when he came in as the borders are and in the early days when the president said that Christy Noem was going to be the DHS secretary, I was a little worried about that. Honestly, at the top, I was like, Christy Noem didn't. Wasn't she kind of weak on the trans stuff in South Dakota? She didn't have this like sterling record as governor that made me really excited about her.
19:54Dan Bongino:so I was concerned that she wasn't going to be dynamite on the border but we had I had I had Tom Holman on my show I forget which show we talked to uh this one or my old my old local radio show in DC and I asked him about this and he said look we're going to be working arm in arm the two of us are going to be working together really tightly on this he has a lot of faith in Christy Nome and that faith has proven accurate I mean it's it's worked it's worked um it doesn't mean we ever sit back and we we become we rest easy that everybody's doing the right thing and we just stop paying attention we should but i gotta say i love what tom homan's doing and whatever concern i had about christy noem it's completely evaporated i'm i'm totally thrilled with the job that she's done as dhs secretary now and so these guys are they've got a lot going on they want to get these mass deportations up even more but remember in the past week we had this whole amnesty conversation, we have had it because, you know, you and I are paying attention as the was the agriculture secretary, Brooke Rollins, who keeps on bringing up this idea.
20:56Dan Bongino:Well, maybe with the farms, we shouldn't go after the people who are working illegally on the farms and we're going to have to figure out a different system or maybe we'll eventually get to them. We won't prioritize them, you know. And so I've been very concerned about that. That that's that I'm concerned about. I'm concerned about Brooke Rollins right now and what she's saying and what the president has said as a result but if you were wondering are they going to go after the farms are they going to treat these as places that deserve amnesty that marijuana farm raid is proof yes there's going to be some farm activity yes they're going to go after some of these work sites and yes they're going to deport illegals that they take into custody so that's i think this is all encouraging what i'm looking at right now yeah and silver surfer 41 says christy is the best looking grandma in the world.
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23:22Dan Bongino:It goes for about 30 seconds. And, you know, it's a cool little feature because it builds anticipation. You're like, oh, man, it's coming. The show's coming. But what's supposed to happen is my microphone is not supposed to be on. but I was talking to the guys yesterday and if you go back to yesterday's program and check it out you can hear me tell the story but I'll reiterate it here we had a lightning storm in northern Virginia just a few days ago and the lightning was striking like hundreds of feet from my house just hundreds of feet away that you know where the lightning hits and then the sound hits at the same moment you know it's close you know no counting down the seconds to figure out how far that lightning strike was it was right outside the house and Major was nervous about it Of course, Major found a corner and he was lying down and the dogs get all worked up.
24:08Dan Bongino:But my other dog, Raina, she's a rescue. She was super abused before we got a hold of her. So she's got all sorts of trauma. That poor dog, the lightning strikes. She's like instantly not to embarrass her. Don't tell her I said this. She instantly pooped herself right in the middle of the kitchen. I couldn't even believe what was going on. And normally if your dog goes to the bathroom in the house, like, hey, don't do that. You want to like stop them from doing it? I just felt so bad for it. We cleaned it up and I held that dog. This dog is so nervous all the time that she, she's hard to pet. But after the lightning storm was going on, she pinned herself to my body and she was vibrating like a cell phone.
24:48Dan Bongino:Just the whole, just the whole thunderstorm shaking, but she pinned herself to me and it was really sweet. And we just, we wrote it out together. We were thunder buddies. We wrote it out together, but man, that poor dog. Anyway, that was on the hot mic. Yes. Mic safety. Lone Behold reminds me, treat every mic like a hot mic. Yes, the guys keep telling me. But anyway, let's take a look here. Oh, here's a good story. You want a fun story? This one's fun. Pam Bondi, as critical as I've been of her this week about the Jeffrey Epstein stuff, I'm not, as you know, I'm not in any way enthused about that stupid one and a half page memo we got last week that did not settle me down about Jeffrey Epstein.
25:27Dan Bongino:It only made me more suspicious and curious about what the government's up to here. And I'm pretty I'm basically all in on this idea that Epstein was pretty obviously a part of some sort of intel operation and everyone's trying to make it go away so that we stop focusing on it. But. That said, Pam Bondi is doing something good this week. That's that's annoying all of the right people. They're firing a ton of people at the United States Department of Justice and in the FBI. All due credit to what's going on at the FBI. These guys have fired hundreds of people. They have forced out hundreds of people out of that deeply corrupt agency.
26:04Dan Bongino:And that's just such great news. But one of the people that was just fired from the Justice Department did an interview with CBS to whine about the fact that she was fired. I want you to take a look here. This is Pam Bondi just fired another one of these January 6th tyrants. And here she goes rushing to CBS to complain about it. Here it is. Cut for it. Look. We're driving straight toward an abyss. What do you mean? The rules don't exist anymore. The laws don't seem to exist anymore. Hartman is the fourth person fired since early June who helped work the largest prosecution in American history.
26:41Dan Bongino:The prosecution of Trump supporters who stormed the U.S. Capitol and beat police officers January 6th. But Hartman's case is different. She wasn't a prosecutor or an FBI agent. She was a public relations administrator, sending out her boss's news releases and helping with the content for a website and database of January 6 cases, which the Trump administration has taken offline. There used to be a line, used to be a very distinct separation between the White House and the Department of Justice because one should not interfere with the work of the other. You think that line's gone? That line is very definitely gone.
27:22Oh, OK.
27:23Dan Bongino:For those of you who've kept track of the Constitution at any point in your life, correct me if I'm wrong. The United States Department of Justice is a part of the executive branch, right? The Justice Department does report to the president of the United States, correct? This whole thing, she's like, oh, no, no, it is a completely separate branch of government. The president should have no influence whatsoever. The White House should have no influence whatsoever over the United States Department of Justice. What in the world is this chick talking about? So giving that assessment confirms for me that she should be nowhere near the Department of Justice.
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28:06Dan Bongino:And she was involved in all of the tyranny at the hands of the Department of Justice against Trump supporters. and proudly so. She was a part of the January 6th stuff. And then I love how CBS tries to distance her. Well, she wasn't a prosecutor. She was just in the PR side of things. Oh, really? The PR side of things? Let's talk about the PR side of things and the impact that that had. Julie Kelly documents this chick. Her name's Patricia Hartman. And Julie Kelly points out that she, for years, churned out near daily press releases to boast about indictments, convictions and sentencings in January 6 cases.
28:40Dan Bongino:Her handywork created national and local coverage of January Sixers, fueling hate against them and then endangering their safety. Pam Bondi just fired her and now she wants sympathy, says Julie. Hartman arguably did more damage to the lives of January Sixers than did prosecutors and or judges. Her firing should only be part of the price she pays, says Julie. Yeah. So now she's whining on television that when she was in the Justice Department, she was supposed to report to the President of the United States to be a part of the executive branch of our government. That's how it works. It's the Constitution we are talking about.
29:23Dan Bongino:It is Article II of the Constitution that we are talking about. Yes, you work for the president. You don't like it? Get out. And if you don't want to get out, we'll help you out, which is what Pam Bondi just did. So good for the attorney general firing that person and a whole lot more. The left keeps complaining that all the prosecutors are getting fired. All the January 6th people are being fired. Good. Fire them all. And then prosecute them, would you, while you're on the mission? All right. Coming up in just a moment, I've got a great writer joining us and an eyewitness to the events of July 13th last year in Butler, Pennsylvania.
30:02Dan Bongino:Selena Zito is going to be with me. She's got a great new book on the subject. And we're going to look back on that fateful day and just how close we came to pure pandemonium in this country. It's just amazing. Again, I feel the hand of God and the way those events transpired. now nearly a year ago. Before we get there, I got to thank our sponsors. Blackout Coffee is a great sponsor of this program for a bunch of reasons, including that Blackout fuels me up each and every day. I love Blackout Coffee. It's a company that loves our country. John owns Blackout Coffee. He's a great American. He has America First coffee that's roasted fresh right here in the United States.
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33:15Dan Bongino:That was in Butler, Pennsylvania. One of the people who was there to witness that is my next guest, Selena Zito joins us now. She's the author of the new book, Butler. So glad to be here. Thank you so much. It was a great introduction. Well, you know, I just can't even believe that it's been a year. How does it, how does the time pass for you? Do you feel like it flew by or what? How are you observing this, this anniversary? You know, so many things for me as a journalist have happened in that moment. Not only did I chronicle what happened that day, I began writing the book, something I didn't even think of, but someone approached me and said, this is history, you've got to chronicle it.
33:58And so I just dove right in while still doing my job as a reporter. If listeners aren't familiar with me. I'm from Western Pennsylvania and sort of the Great Lakes, Midwest, Pennsylvania and Appalachia is basically my beat. So I just still continue to cover the election and still write the book and relive it and live it in the moment, but also be able to tell how much that moment has changed us in a way that I just still don't think people understand in terms of my profession and the Democrats and maybe some Republicans, but it feels like it was yesterday.
34:38Dan Bongino:I'm sure it does. Okay. So give people a sense of where you were, because we all have the image in our minds of President Trump on that stage, turning to the side, looking at it, looking at the chart, the shots being fired, his ear being hit, going to the ground, all of it. But where were you in relation to all of this? How close were you to this? I was just a few feet away. I had just spoken to the president six minutes before he was shot. He wanted to say hi to me before the event started. And I was telling him, he tells me, you know, why don't we fly to Bedminster and we'll do the interview then?
35:13It was supposed to be done there at Butler. And I said, OK, that's what put me in the buffer zone. The buffer is sort of that well that's between the president on the stage and the people attending the rally. Usually it's just photojournalists there. But I was there with my daughter who took the photo for the book. So we go. How old is your daughter?
35:39Dan Bongino:She's 88. OK, so she's an adult. I say. OK, I was curious. She's a photojournalist. Yeah. Got it. We keep the newspaper thing in the family. I'm the great granddaughter of a newsman. And so, you know, we follow him out. She's taking photos. I'm taking photos. I'm having video. People go back and look at my old X account. They can see me covering it. He goes out on the stage. He goes by the podium. They tell us, my daughter Shannon and I, to go over off to the left, left, left. And because we're going to go in the motorcade, they sort of wanted us positioned to be ready to go so they could grab us.
36:18so we're just off to his left and um he starts speaking and something um he does something that he never rarely does i shouldn't say never but he rarely rarely has a chart if he does have a chart it's at the end uh and this chart comes out and i remember turning to my daughter and saying what what is he ross pro he never has a chart and and then i remember him doing something that he also doesn't ever do. And that's turn his head. Now, why doesn't he do that? If you've ever gone to a Trump rally or watched one in detail, the relationship between the people that are there and him is very transactional.
36:59They feed off of him and he also feeds off of them. It's connective tissue. And so he doesn't turn away. He might turn his whole body away, but never his neck, never turns away. He turns away. And in that moment, that's when I hear the first four shots go right, right over my head. I knew immediately what it was. I'm a gun owner. I see him. It's really interesting. People that have gone through traumatic events sometimes say things move in slow motion. I would attest to that. It's almost as though time layers itself. And I watch him. I watched the blood streak across his face. I watched him grab his ear.
37:41I'm just a few feet away from him. I have my recorder on, not because I think something bad is going to happen, but because I always have my recorder on. I always record his speeches because it's important to get the nuance when people talk rather than just flatly put the words down. Right. And so it's still rolling. I forget that. and um and i see him this is the like first instant that i thought maybe he's not hurt that bad i know he's hurt um but he he takes himself down he's not taken down right um the bullet didn't knock him down and he he gets down on his knees the the podium has sort of a protective of shield around it that didn't matter that's not direction that the bullets were coming from and i see he's surrounded by a sea of blue suits secret service and um at the same time there's the next round of shots go off now i'm still standing um my daughter's still taking photos and uh and i just there's there was this moment where i said okay god gave me a talent to be a writer.
39:01And I always believe we have purpose in life. And my purpose was to chronicle this in the most vivid and honest way. So you were standing, you were aware of what was going on, and you
39:15Dan Bongino:continued to stand through it, in other words. Like, you weren't standing because you were dumbfounded and you had no idea what was going on. You were standing because you thought, I have to keep observing this because I've got to document it. Yes. And I talked into my, it's then, so a couple of things happen in the next few seconds. His press campaign advance man, his name is Michelle Picard III. He takes me down. He's like, get down and boom, he's on top of me. And he's holding me in a protective stance. and it's then that I pull my recorder out. I see that my phone out and I see it's still recording.
39:57So I start talking into my phone, into the recording so that I don't forget any detail, which probably won't happen because I just have one of those brains that remembers things. And so he stood over me. He laid on top of me until we got the all clear. I see the president a lot of people didn't see this and maybe it was just because I just had a unique vantage point but the crowd behind him is saying USA and I see his face and he says USA he doesn't say it out loud but he at least mouths it and they're trying to get him up not because he's unable to get up this was actually the funny part he wants his shoes on and he refuses to get up until his shoes are on.
40:52And the Secret Service is like, sir, we have to go. Sir, we have to go. He goes, I need my shoes on. And I'm like, I cannot believe he's saying that right now. Like I said that into my recorder. I'm like, I can't believe him.
41:05Dan Bongino:That's amazing. So they get his shoes on and he gets up on his own and they're keeping this stance around him, right? And they want to keep it around him while they exit off the stage. And he goes, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. And he turns around and says, fight, fight, fight. Now, a lot of people think he says that for whatever reason they put on it. But when he calls me the next morning, he explains why. okay let me get to that i'm going to hold that put a pin in that because i do want to ask you about that but one thing that i've thought about a lot since that day and i'm curious if you have the answer when he was lying on the ground and the secret service were on top of him i believe one of the agents acknowledged that the shooter had been neutralized somebody said something to that effect while they were lying on the ground because the snipers took thomas crooks out.
41:58Dan Bongino:The Secret Service agents who were lying on top of Trump, one of them said out loud that that had occurred. So when Trump stands up, he heard that. He had heard those words. And so part of him standing up and going, fight, fight, fight, was he already had information. He knew that the shooter was taken out. And now he's going right to the crowd and saying, fight, fight, fight. Yes, it's still dangerous, but he's aware generally that the shooter's been neutralized. Right. He is aware of that, but they're still not sure if there's not another shooter or accomplished there. Right. And that's a conversation that they have.
42:31And, um, and that was, that was, um, an immediate concern afterwards when they passed me. If you look at some of the video footage, you can see a secret service guy in full camo with an AR pointed right at my head. They don't know. They don't know there could be someone else there, right? There's always that possibility.
42:56Dan Bongino:Of course. So the people who were in the crowd, I know the president, we've we now know, and he may have told you, he marveled at their restraint. Yeah, that because the reaction from the crowd was definitely not one of cowardice. There was some self preservation going on, but there was no panic. People didn't sprint off, create a stampede, injure more people. They they were there. They tried to keep their heads down, but they were very focused on what was happening and whether or not the president was okay. Tell me about that. Yeah. And that has a lot to do with that decision of him saying, fight, fight, fight.
43:32It has a lot to do with the people there. There's this really powerful moment in the book. When I get to the parking lot after they finally let me out of the back, it's about an hour later and the farm field is completely empty so i assume everyone is driven away when i get oh if you've ever been to western pennsylvania our hills are very sloping so you couldn't see the parking lot walking across the field you get down and you look on the field and there was 50 000 people there there's anywhere between 15 to 20 000 vehicles there people are out they're hugging they're crying they're laughing They're holding each other.
44:12They're sharing water. They're sharing food. It was, you know, I have covered middle America for most all of my life. I live in again, I live in Western Pennsylvania. These are the people that are the most disparaged in within our media and within both the Democrat and Republican parties. And at one point or another, they're the ones that are looked down on there. And to see that moral clarity and that being part of something bigger than self and see that character within them was, I still get goosebumps when I think about it because it was almost joyful. And I know that sounds really strange to say, but it's also that moment to me, that moment continued from that day.
45:04That moment continued from that day all the way to Election Day. And it was infectious in a way that people didn't understand in the way that people still do not understand.
45:17Dan Bongino:Yeah, I completely agree. So tell me about the conversation you have with the president. So the president speaks to you the very next day. And you said he described to you why he said fight, fight, fight. What did you learn? So he called me the next morning and he said, Selena, this is President Donald J. Trump. Like, like, I didn't know that. Right. And the first thing he asked, I think this is important to note. Are you OK? Is your daughter OK? And he apologized for not doing the interview. And yeah, that's the reaction I had. That's crazy. I know. It's like so. I mean, that's that's not that's not the story the media tell about Trump.
45:59No, and I did something that's going to make my parents really unproud of me when they read the book because I swore like a truck driver. And I said, are you bleeping kidding me, sir? You've just been shot. I mean, that's like so generous. But anyways, he would go on to call me seven times that day. And people will read this in the book. But also once they read it, they'll understand what they saw the rest of the election. They'll understand what they see today. he talks about God about the hand of God being in the moment and about a newfound purpose um and and and then I said to him in our lab and I did not I felt I felt he needed his space to figure things out I needed my space to figure things out I wasn't going to press him in that moment.
46:49But I did ask him at the end of the conversation, I said, sir, what I said, USA, then fight, fight, fight, only because I saw what I saw. And I said, why did you do that? He said, Selena, in that moment, I wasn't Donald Trump. I was representing the entirety of our country, everything that our country symbol symbolizes, I it was my obligation to show strength, to to show that the presidency goes on, it continues, that the presidency represents the grit and and exceptionalism that is our country, and that we never back down no matter how much we get kicked, no matter what tries to take our country down.
47:38And, and I knew that I had an obligation to do that, not just because that's the obligation as a president, but I also knew I had an obligation for the people that were there. Had I not done that, they might likely have been chaos. There might likely have been a stampede. And he marvels that there wasn't. And he also says, I also had an obligation, if anybody's videoing it, if it's on camera, I don't know at this point. I just know that it could have had I handled that any differently. And he goes, and again, this is not about me. If I handled this any differently than what I am supposed to represent as the leader of the free world, there could have been chaos in the streets.
48:25And I see we see that in him every day. Right. We don't we don't we don't think about that nuance. We don't always agree with everything that he does. But this is a man with purpose. he understands why he was saved and he understands that the country has changed because of what
48:42Dan Bongino:happened that day you know that that um that that event changed my view of him i already liked him i'd already voted for him multiple times i've had the privilege of meeting him and interviewing him a couple of times every every time i've enjoyed it and i've thought very highly of him but i learned something that under no other circumstance would i have been able to learn which is he has immense courage under fire and very few people, God willing, will ever have to experience that. But for him to stand up and react that way, I was genuinely impressed by it. Did you in any way, did you have your view of him maybe not changed, but affected by the events of of July 13th?
49:22No, I kind of always knew that's with who he was. I've covered him mostly through the eyes of the people um in the middle of the country yeah but but also i've interviewed him numerous times and this is something that that people didn't pick up on um also his sense of humor i mean there's a part in the book where he's chasing me around with hairspray i mean he's pretty freaking funny uh but but that strength i always saw that in in him i i wasn't surprised that he did that I figured people would interpret it that he's like entertaining or he's, you know, he's trying to do that for himself. I didn't think that, you know, when you're shot, you have a newfound purpose and you survive it.
50:14And and he you know, he talks about the hand of God a lot in the book, not just the next day, but throughout the rest of the campaign.
50:23Dan Bongino:I interview him a lot of times. So on that front, tell me, did you did you notice a change in him in terms of his sense of spirituality? Because it does seem to me that he's reached some sort of new depth as a result of that attack. Yeah. So we talked. We talked in October of I think it was right before the election. Yeah. And we talked about that. And we he and I also just talked two weeks ago about that. and he said you know I survived lawfare and I really didn't think that would had anything to do with God right I thought it was me and and then you get shot and then someone dies coming to see you and brings your family there that God is telling me something in that moment now he might he might not be a guy who goes church every Sunday, but that's not often how people measure their faith and spirituality.
51:27It's not always about going to church. Now it is for me. You know, I'm someone that's in a pew every Sunday. I'm someone that says I'm rosary every morning. But for him, it's an obligation to God to live to his fullest potential and do the best thing for the country. And that has not left him. We talked about that in depth two weeks ago. And, you know, he knows me and he knows I can smell bullshit. And he was, there was no, I'm sorry, I swore. I'm so sorry.
52:05Dan Bongino:You're allowed to do it. We're on, we're on a, you're allowed to do that. I'm so sorry. No, you're good. No, you're perfectly good. But that's interesting. So two weeks ago, he told you, if I understand you correctly, that he had looked back on all of the lawfare that was perpetuated against him. And he thought to himself, I thought that was me. I just thought that was me overcoming all of that. And now I detect that God played a huge role in that. Oh, he totally credits God. He totally, he doesn't, you know, it's not like, well, maybe that's God. Like that's God for him. Like that was a, that was divine intervention, which are the exact words that he used.
52:42Dan Bongino:Yes. So then what follows logically is that God has a purpose for him that is not yet completed. Do you think he has a sense of what that purpose is? to get the country on the right track he feels that the country is on a very bad track and he doesn't he and he is very cognizant about the the clock is ticking not only you know only four years but also you never know when you're gonna go he never expected to be shot in butler right he never expected a guy to try to shoot him in florida yes expected iran to have a continuous with continuously trying to take him out, right? And so he's very cognizant that any day he could go, any day.
53:31And he has to squeeze out every second of every day and make it matter and make it purposeful. Okay.
53:42Dan Bongino:I can't let you go without asking one last question about Butler, and I imagine this is something you cover in the book, which is how did the security failure occur that let that happen in the first place? And do you feel like we're anywhere close to getting the answers we deserve on that subject, and especially that the president deserves on that subject? Yeah, I do think we're closer. I think we will see more and more things start to roll out. You already saw that some of these people were suspended. I suspect this is going to go further Other than that, look, one of the biggest lessons learned in 9-11.
54:20Do you remember this? I don't know if you were alive then. Yeah, definitely. Okay. I didn't know how old you were. One of the lessons learned from 9-11. Do you remember this? Oh, our agencies don't speak to each other. They don't communicate in lines, right? Right. That was basically the genesis behind developing Homeland Security, right, and building this new cabinet, this new part of the government. And the thing that they did, the thing that really was the fail point of Butler was they were not communicating. And I don't know this. I'm speculating. But my experience has been with field men and women as opposed to, you know, people in D.C.
55:09You know, they don't make those decisions, the men and women that are on the ground. They only they have to follow orders. And and I suspect this came from, you know, the higher ups in the Secret Service. And and I think that it was. Criminal that they're not talking to the sheriffs and the cops and the local police, the women who grew up on this farmland, the men and women who protect and serve the people in this community, that they are not communicating with the people who intuitively understand every inch of the area, that you just shut them out is where our problem was. Yeah.
55:54Dan Bongino:They're the ones that found the guy. They're the ones that kept saying, why isn't there someone on the roof? And they saved his life. And they saved President Trump's life. I've said this I've said this since that day, which is if it wasn't for the Trump supporters, if it wasn't for the residents of Butler, Pennsylvania, who were yelling about a shooter on the roof, which finally led to a local cop getting his head over the edge of the roof. And then Thomas Crooks taking rushed shots at the president instead of instead of having a patient shot to take. That resulted in saving the life of the president of the United States.
56:31Dan Bongino:And again, it just plays into what you've been talking about, divine intervention that the president definitely, definitely detects. Selena Zito, go ahead and finish that thought. Absolutely. I think I think the book demonstrates so much about what happened that we didn't see after that in the campaign. But also it demonstrates what we're seeing right now and helps us understand that. yeah amen well thank you for helping us understand it you were there and you wrote a great book about it the book is called butler the author is selena zito selena please have a nice weekend nice to talk to you today thank you so much there she is selena zito our thanks as always to her thank you guys the best damn audience in media for being with me today on vince i've got the big national radio show coming up later in the day we've got 12 to 3 eastern time you can find out your local radio listings on thevincshow.com or watch us live.
57:29Dan Bongino:Major will be in the house. That's rumble.com slash Vince. Always so good to be with you. Yeah, thank you. Yeah, I think God is watching us. Thank you for that. The chat's wonderful. Selena's wonderful. Great time. Great time to be with you today. And keep your loved ones close. You know, give them a hug and say a prayer for how great our country is this weekend. One year since July 13th, that assassination attempt on President of Trump. And my prayer is also to the Comparator family, Corey Comparator, that great firefighter, gunned down that day. I know the president is going to be thinking about him.
58:03Dan Bongino:I certainly will too. God bless you. Great to have you with us today. Appreciate you stopping by.
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