The Trump Tornado Comes For the Fed | Episode 201

28:14And what the president and the vice president have done is they've picked a guy who's going to be the head prosecutor on nationwide fraud with broad jurisdiction, no blue slip concern whatsoever because they have a nationwide billet. And they're going to make it to the Senate, report directly to the White House. But Pam Bondi is not really in the mix. I find that fascinating. And administration sources tell me that that's a keen insight that's a keen insight to be observing that so as as things move ahead i want you just to remember this detail uh because it does seem like it matters quite a bit now what does it mean only that only time will tell us uh but i i do think it's interesting that they've removed all the friction and um and now we're going after fraudsters which we need to do i've got more information on fraudsters coming up there's a lot more to get to uh and i've got Chris Bedford joining us in just a moment, the great Chris Bedford.

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32:23It's a Monday, and it starts off great with the excellent Chris Bedford being here. He's on X at C Bedford, D.C. That's C Bedford, D.C. He's a senior politics editor at The Blaze and a friend of mine for many years. He and I worked together at The Daily Caller. Chris, good to see you, brother. Great to be here, Vince. And by the way, I hope I qualify as one of your nicotine friends. I'd like to try some of those toothpicks next time I see you. 100%. Come on over. You don't live too far. Come get some Zippix nicotine toothpicks. I've got those for you. Actually, you and I are going goose hunting, aren't we, coming up in a couple weeks?

32:56And that's the best place in the world for nicotine, honestly. When it's 20 degrees out and it's 5 a.m., that's where you need it. Yeah, we're going to go goose hunting, and I'll bring you some nicotine toothpicks. It'll be awesome. Okay. Look, the biggest story in Washington, hilariously right now, is that Jerome Powell has to answer questions for the Justice Department. Now, I don't I don't see why that's a big deal, considering all of the misery the left subjected Trump and the people around him to just answer some damn questions. Why is it an epic scandal in Washington that Jerome Powell has to answer to anybody?

33:30I mean, for the last couple of years, less 10, 20, 30 years, really, you hear this word democratic democracy, democratic norms standing about all the time. And what it's actually meant the whole time is D.C. gets to do what it wants. liberals get to do what they want. When a Republican wins an election, it's called undemocratic for this or that, the Electoral College. And the only democratically elected person representing the entire country, the president of the United States, is undemocratic when he tries to get these bureaucrats to answer for things. Now, this is something that's, you can get mad at Trump and his DOJ, but it was also something that was referred to the DOJ by Congress, because that's where Jerome Powell is accused of having perjured himself in Congress.

34:12And this is but they're going to have a difficult time, I think, trying to hold these bureaucrats or anyone in D.C. accountable. There are active activist groups in D.C. and northern Virginia and the area that train people to make sure to sabotage grand juries. That's why, well, you are able to get charges against Donald Trump, like you just mentioned, on the most outlandish things, completely ridiculous cockamamie charges all over the country. You can't even get a grand jury indictment on James Comey or someone who openly, flagrantly lied to Congress. So I think they're going to have a hard time with this.

34:50The grand juries around here are just far too liberal and not actually interested in holding D.C. accountable. And people in D.C. are freaking out because they don't want to be asked any questions. They want to be able to lie. They want to be able to perjure. They want Steve Bannon to go to prison. They want Donald Trump to go to prison, but not themselves. That's undemocratic. And that's kind of the pattern we've been seeing for these many years. Yeah, no, that's exactly right. Also, in the midst of all of this is this ongoing claim that we have fourth branches of government, like that the Federal Reserve is some sort of independent thing that has nothing to do with the structures of our government.

35:24But who appoints the members of the board of the Federal Reserve? That's the president of the United States. What did the founders envision when they set up our government? Three clearly delineated branches of government. The very structure of the Federal Reserve, not to sound like Ron Paul, but it's true. The very structure of the Federal Reserve is completely unconstitutional. And this is yet another great opportunity to remind people of that. this goes way back this sort of fight goes way back to the founders you got alexander hamilton who's statues in front of the treasury fighting domus jefferson over whether or not this should even be something that exists whether the united states should be going to the debt whether the united states should be regulating monetary policy and the power has only grown i mean i'm no libertarian but you got a good point i read ron paul's book the revolution i read a couple of his books back in the day he's got a really couple good points about the federal reserve and if you look at this expansion that they're doing right now and these renovations and the billions of dollars that are being spent on it and those ridiculous early plans for it that included beehives luxury beehives i didn't know that was actually a luxury product i thought if you had beehives in your office building you needed an exterminator but i guess this is part of the new special elevators i'm not exact i can't even follow all this stuff they're trying to do over there at the federal reserve and they're gonna have to answer for some of these questions but But Trump's also, he's just taking everyone in D.C.

36:48off. I guess the Venezuela thing, people seem to like that in Washington, D.C., but he's going after a lot of these different sacred cows, these folks like the Federal Reserve and trying to hold them accountable. And that's extremely unpopular with both parties in Washington. Yeah, by the way, I wasn't trying to take a glancing blow at Ron Paul. I love Ron Paul. I'm not a libertarian, but I love, I think he's charming, and he's totally right about that. He's great. It's just, it is amazing to me. Meanwhile, also going on in the country right now, and I'm going to play some video coming up of this, Chris, but we've got the chaos in Minneapolis.

37:22And I feel like this whole sequence where the Somalis steal billions of dollars, many billions of dollars from the American people after all of the generosity we have shown to Somali refugees to turn around and then steal north of$9 billion. And investigators think that there are 18 billion dollars at least in suspicious payments out the door, most of which have gone to Somali fraudsters. I feel like if there's a blessing in any of this, it is opening the minds of the American people to just how much fraud is going on at the hands of Democrats and how important it is that if you're going to come to our country, that you actually assimilate not just to our culture, but to our laws.

38:07Yeah, I mean, it's highlighting some really important things. If you go to Minneapolis, I don't know when the last time you've had the pleasure. I got to swing through in 2020, right before the elections and the fall before. So it had been a little bit since the summer of riots. And it was a hellscape. I mean, we stopped at, I think, a Hilton or a Marriott. And the maitre d 'e came out, a great guy, and said, you can't, don't use our parking lot. Your car will be destroyed by rioters tonight. There's a parking garage across the street. Park inside over there. We went to one of the few remaining restaurants that's lights were still on.

38:38And the waiters were timid. They were worried. It was a nice spot. An old school American 80 year old steakhouse. They said the Starbucks across the street had been burned down twice the second time because they deigned to serve a cup of coffee to a police officer. It was a nightmarish place, at least at that period of time. The downtown was completely deserted. And to see these folks out there in the streets chasing, harassing ICE agents. And it's really coordinated. Sarah Bedford, my wife, did a story for the examiner where she was going through. their Excel sheets, their spotting sheets, their tactics sheets.

39:11This is all organized stuff to try and disrupt federal agents. And I know a lot of it's AI, but a lot of it's also real. These videos that have been just coming out day after day, many, many a day of people screaming at federal officers, at neighbors, and who you kind of expect to be a normal person coming out of their house screaming and looking like damn fools at these federal officers who are out there They're just trying to do their work. Folks getting chased out, not even in uniform, trying to get breakfast at some place. By the way, a bunch of them like Hispanic and things like that. The reaction here is just over the top and wild.

39:46And if there's one thing that the Democrats maybe have a point about, it's like, why are you singling out the Somalians? Well,$9 billion to$18 billion at one point. But to their credit, this is across a lot of different blue states. This is not just Somalians in Minnesota. There's such an unbelievable level of welfare fraud and benefits fraud in our country that is facilitated and protected by Democrats. It is worth an investigation. Let's broaden it beyond the Somalians and talk about the broader issues here. And by the way, as an American taxpayer who has to budget grocery bills in order to be able to pay for child care, I'm a little irritated.

40:25I mean, why don't you send me some child care money? Maybe I'll open up a daycare in my house because that stuff's not cheap. And a lot of American families are struggling with this. It's on so many issues. Well, if you opened up a daycare at your house, you'd actually be taking care of kids, which you have. Yeah. So, I mean, the other thing is like, think about the scale of this. These are some of the most brazen, low IQ fraud scenarios imaginable. They're like, hey, cut us a check. We're watching kids. There are no kids, right? It's like it's not even that creative of an effort that they're undertaking.

40:59Like they're stealing money. They're not actually putting people in houses. There's no autism program. It's just it's super easy and it's super brain dead the way they're stealing this money. Imagine if things are even slightly more sophisticated in other places in the country. The Somalis are running brazen, low IQ theft operations. But imagine people who are even just a little bit more sophisticated. How much money is being stolen from us right now? It's incredible. The amount of the amount of folks. So I grew up with a lot of guys who kind of pursued this career of scamming the system. That seems to be they put the amount of brainpower these guys put towards gaming the system, taking money, this benefit, that benefit, this benefit, that benefit, stacking them up in order to control in order to pay for their entire life without ever working.

41:44I mean, honestly, I think it would almost be easier for some of these guys to get a job. But this this this fraud is really just a widespread thing. And there's a real risk here, not just with the fraud and all the American taxpayers who struggle to pay for child care, looking around and saying, well, I could have just been getting this stuff for free. Or all you have to the only thing that's stopping you is is just is a maybe what is a lack of respect for the law that other people don't have because it doesn't take that much intelligence. It turns out to steal billions of dollars. You can just do it if you're not willing to follow the rules.

42:14and then you look out and you see the lawlessness in Minneapolis's streets and it starts to cause a dangerous phenomenon in the law-abiding Americans. If half the country doesn't want to obey the laws, period, they have no respect for them. If it ever happened that the laws are supposed to protect and who do respect those laws start to lose respect for the people who are enforcing them and saying that this law doesn't matter, then you're in for a really dangerous situation. Then you end up with an entire country that doesn't respect the law and doesn't respect to the order and doesn't follow the rules.

42:45When that respect breaks down, your country's in danger. And this is, I think, worse even in some levels in 2020 and those race riots and those looting, because this is showing just how involved all the politicians are. It's showing how systemic this is. And it's showing that there's a huge amount of just seemingly normal people who have no respect for federal agents who are willing to put themselves at risk, put the agents at risk all over the country. I think the United States is headed for a dark place, and this will be one of the chapters of the history book. Okay, I mean, this is a big question because it probably involves hours worth of litigating how we got here.

43:27But to ask you simply, how is it that we have so many people in our population who've become convinced that law enforcement is in fact the bad guys and that the bad guys are the heroes of this story? How did we arrive at a place where massive numbers of people in our population are enough to cause trouble? Think that that the men and women who get up each morning and put the badge and the gun on are actually the bad guys. How did we get there? I mean, there's a large disrespect for law enforcement in our culture and our music and our movies. There's a completely wrongheaded idea that's been taught in every school from grade school to middle school to high school to college that the United States is not a country.

44:12It's just a creed. It's an idea. It's that anybody can come here. And the number one thing of the United States is Emma Lazarus's poem and the Statue of Liberty that we stand simply as a beacon for the oppressed. But there's also there's a bit of a worldview that goes into this. And I think the Internet's really fed into this. conservatives generally see the world as barbarians versus civilization and that's how they try to break it down and that's what they're willing to protect and the liberal mindset oftentimes is oppressor versus oppressed and it's as simple as that so if you see these people who you feel are being oppressed and you see police who are trying to just maintain the law and actually hold people accountable and protect our borders you think of those people as oppressors and you're willing to fight.

44:58And there's also, you see a lot of these people out there are either women or extremely feminine men. It's a lot of Tim Walz is out there and the guys and a lot of women and women are very naturally going to be more empathetic. They're going, they want to care for people. They want to take care of people. That's why, that's why, I mean, that's why mothers are so much better with children than fathers, because it's just, it comes naturally. The internet and social media has made it so that all these oppressed people or all these people who are downtrodden or all these people who seem like they're on the wrong side of the coin for this are being put on your screens every single day.

45:35It's like a toxic degree of empathy is being pushed onto American liberal women and feminized men in a way that makes them feel like they need to be part of this resistance. They need to protect. Those instincts that protect children and protect puppies are now going towards Somali criminals and going towards illegal gangbangers. I mean, you've got the, there was the chief of police out in Washington state crying because he didn't want to typecast the MS-13 people who were pulled over by ICE. These are gang members. You're a cop. Why are you crying on camera? You're an adult man. It's a toxic level of empathy completely driven by the internet.

46:11And it's truly damaging. I mean, as damaging as the internet is to children and constant social media, it seems to be wreaking a lot of havoc on the adult population as well. Well, this goes back to family, I think. I mean, my suspicion when I see all of these people is that they have disordered family lives or disordered childhoods. Yeah. When I say disordered, it means that there's no hierarchy in their house. There's no respect for authority. There's no healthy relationships or very few. And so when your life is completely chaotic and disordered, you think you've got to basically take you have to do everything on your own.

46:46You have no respect for the people who are supposed to be in charge of you whatsoever. And then you go out into society and then you constantly operate with that assumption that everybody above you deserves disrespect or anybody who's involved in restoring order deserves disrespect. Fundamentally, I always think it goes back to family life. Even our ability to acknowledge the existence of God as a loving father emanates from whether or not you understand what a loving father even looks like. So like all of this comes back to how disordered are our households. And it turns out among the people who are burning down America's cities, they come from very disordered homes.

47:21I think that's a really deep and important point. And it's something I mean, you see it with the tragic case of the woman, Good, who was shot last week. She lost control of custody of two of her children, which is, by the way, not an easy thing to have happen if you're a mother in American legal systems. She lost her second husband. I don't know what that woman was going through. She was now in a lesbian relationship with this third child that she had from the second husband and was out there putting herself in harm's way and putting agents in harm's way and spending her days harassing police because maybe it gave her a cause that was bigger than herself.

47:58She didn't. I mean, my cause is bigger than myself, aside from the church is my family. I did a lot of dumb things when I was a teenager and some dumb things in my 20s. I'm not doing those sort of dumb things now because I've got a little girl and a little boy to come back to and a wife and people who are reliant on me. There's no disorder there. My family and religion and country come before the latest cause, the latest thing that makes me feel like I'm an active participant, like I'm a good mother, like I'm a caring person. I'm a good father, a caring person. And I've got that right here. And I think a lot of people are really lacking that.

48:32And they search for it, a cause that seems bigger than themselves and makes themselves feel like a hero. And when they come from a disordered life or disordered background or moral compass, that leads them in the wrong direction. OK, finally, of course, the underlying concern as we talk about this among this audience, certainly for me and anybody who talks about all of these tragedies is what do we do about it? Clearly, the sort of the bigger questions about family and faith obviously play a huge role here. But in the immediate term, what do we do about restoring order? Chris, I'm pretty convinced that President Trump should do what so many other presidents have done and actually invoke the Insurrection Act to restore order to places like Minneapolis.

49:13I think it's long past time to stop flirting with it and just actually do it. Just announce you are doing a limited invocation of the Insurrection Act to restore order to America's cities. What do you think needs to be done? Yeah, unfortunately, that's where this needs to go. I mean, you can't you can't have a time machine and go back in time to when these folks are out there in the streets for 15 and punch them in the face, which is what they probably needed. They probably needed to have some accountability at some point in their life on the schoolyard. Never got it. Now they've got this complex where they can go out there and shut down cities and they got the backing and shut down federal law enforcement and put federal agents in danger.

49:47And they have the backing of their politicians. It seems like an open and shut case when you've got the mayor and the governor out there backing people who are resisting federal legal law enforcement. That's an insurrection act offense and something that and this is a test case because this is this is all over the country. And the only way to change it is to hold people accountable. It's maddening to see all these videos of all these people just getting attacking and pushing and trying to grab police officers guns and just getting pushed back. Guess what? They're not even spending the night in jail.

50:19that's insane. People, how about a week in jail? How about two weeks in jail? How about three weeks in jail? How about you learn, how about you're off the streets for a little bit and you learn that there are consequences. You have to call your job and call your family or call your husband or your wife and say, I'm not going to be home to take care of the kids tonight because I'm in lockup because I try to grab a police officer's gun. You need that accountability. And if the mayor and the governor won't do it, then the feds are going to have to do it. Yeah, big time. All right, Chris Bedford with the blaze.

50:44Thank you as always, man. And I will bring you those epic nicotine toothpicks coming up on our goose hunt. Thanks, brother. I can't wait. See you. It's going to be good. Thanks, man. Okay. On Minneapolis, what we were just discussing, this lawlessness, of course, the insurrection is happening at all levels, whether it's the street urchins who are absolutely causing all sorts of violence in the city, all the way up to the government officials who are obviously okay with it. They're even encouraging it. You get people like Ilhan Omar. She joined the protesters, the agitators in Minneapolis this weekend.

51:16And here's what she had to say. Cut three. Watch this. You all have refused to back down. You all have decided that this resistance is not one that can be intimidated. We are showing the nation that regardless of what the tyrant in the White House believes, We know that we are here to stay and this is our country. We are going to make a life here and we are going to stand up for our neighbors here in Minneapolis.

51:55As many of you know, they came to terrorize, abduct, and deport Somali immigrants here in Minnesota. When they couldn't find any because majority of us are legal residents and citizens, they decided to terrorize our Latino immigrants. Yeah. So what you just heard was an avalanche of lies and an inversion of the truth. She spent the weekend doing this. She was going on various television shows claiming the Trump administration's hassling Somalis for no reason and that nobody did anything wrong and that they're just trying to deport American citizens. Look, the Trump administration is doing exactly the job that we hired them for.

52:40They're going after fraudsters. They're going after criminals. and whether you like it or not, sweetheart, your entire community is suspect given that every single person, almost every single, not every, but almost every single person who's been convicted of this dramatic fraud against the American taxpayer has been Somali. It's not even a close call. And yet she stands there on the back of a pickup truck broadcasting over her loudspeaker, talk about third world, that everything is fine and the Trump administration are the bad guys. No, you are. You married your brother to commit immigration fraud and you're still lecturing the rest of us about decency.

53:21It's disgusting. Ilhan Omar is disgusting. And she goes on. Here's cut five to say that the Trump administration is, quote, disappearing U.S. citizens. These are just made up things. Here's Ilhan Omar just making something up on the back of that truck. And when people are disappeared in the darkness, American democracy dies. Congresswoman, what is so much? And it is really important for every single person in this country to understand that they are not only disappearing people who have committed crimes who are in this country undocumented. They are disappearing U.S. citizens. They are disappearing people who have proper documentation.

54:01They're not disappearing anybody. Sometimes telling them that their documentations are wrong, keeping them for days upon days. We've also seen people be deported who have proper documentation yet to be returned to this country. This should not be allowed in a country that roots in itself in freedom and liberty. There is no freedom when you are being detained and your government is being turned against you. This should be appalling to everyone. You're just goofed. What a goof. Nobody's being disappeared by the Trump administration. Everybody, you know what I talk about being documented? Everybody's being picked up and documented and deported.

54:41If you're supposed to be deported, you're getting deported from the United States of America. Exactly what's supposed to happen. You know what disappearing is? Disappearing is what left-wing jurisdictions do when they get criminal illegal aliens into custody and then hide them from the federal government to obstruct justice. They disappear, these people. They let them out the back door. They guide them away. They obstruct federal law enforcement from doing the job. The Disappearing Act is on the left. The accountability is on the right. That's what President Trump is leading right now. Ilhan Omar this weekend also went on to say that she wants to get her community, I assume she means Somalis in Minnesota, to, quote, make sure that these people pay for what they have done.

55:29Pay? I'm sorry, we've paid enough. we're paying upwards of 19 billion dollars to your fraud schemes you want us to pay for what we've done what does that mean if not threatening us directly Ilhan Omar she thinks she's so clever she's like oh no no I just meant I just meant what did you mean threats coming from from Ilhan and and and and friends and these lefties are not not limited to Ilhan Omar this craziness we also have You just heard Chris Bedford talking about the Portland, Oregon, police chief. Who was crying this weekend. This is one of the craziest videos I've ever seen crying. Portland, Oregon, police chief Bob Day.

56:15His name is Bob Day. He started crying during a press conference Friday that Trendy Aragua gangsters were just shot by immigration enforcement. So we have immigration law enforcers who are out doing their jobs and under threat from Trendy Aragua gangsters. They open fire shooting two of these idiots. And the police chief of the city regrets that he has to share this news and then starts literally crying because he says he feels so bad for the Hispanic community. What the hell is he even talking about? Take a look at the police chief, Cut7. They do have some nexus to involvement with TDA. We can confirm that.

57:06I want to speak for just a moment specifically to my Latino community. It saddens me that we even have to qualify these remarks. Because I understand, or at least have attempted to understand through your voices, Your concern, your fear, your anger. This information in no way is meant to disparage or to condone or support or agree with any of the actions that occurred yesterday. He doesn't agree with law enforcement? He doesn't agree with people enforcing the law in his community? What are you even saying? Why are you wearing that badge? Take it off. You're disgusting. And then he starts crying on behalf of the Hispanic community.

58:04What does the Hispanic community have to do with Trend de Aragua? What the hell is he even talking about? So if some skinhead was caught committing a crime, do you issue an apology to the white community? What are you? What? Do you understand how crazy this sounds? Of course you do. this guy's got some emotional issues. He's got some deep mental health problems that he's got to resolve. He should not be anywhere near law enforcement. He's crying. I feel so bad for the Hispanic community. What? What are you talking about? The Hispanic community is not Trende Aragua, you psycho. Man, talk about judging people merely on the basis of their skin color.

58:47That's what that dude was doing. Imagine how much crying he's going to do when he finds out that we think he's a racist because he's a racist.

58:57oh i can't even believe the world that our country's in right now uh yeah portland yeah i hate to say it i'm sure there's lots good people in portland there are good people but long suffering long suffering somebody said portland sucks in the chat yes indeed hey um uh a couple things a couple big things for you before we close out the program today again if you're not yet subscribed go to rumble.com slash vince and subscribe to the Bongino Report page. Will you do that for me, please? I just have one thing I'm asking you to do today. Rumble.com slash Vince. Subscribe to the Bongino Report page.

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