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EPISODE · Jun 28, 2023 · 56 MIN

Trump's leaked audio is about jury tampering and understanding taking an oath

from The Alan Sanders Show

Today's show opens with yet another Hunter Biden WhatsApp message to an energy business linked to the Chinese Communist Party. In it, he reminds the man that the Biden's get things done for the Chairman. That's what they are paying for. That's why it was going to cost $10 million dollars. The evidence building against the Biden Crime Family Syndicate is getting to the point where even reporters are starting to make the regime uncomfortable with their questions. It's why they so desperately want everyone fixated on other stories and one of the reasons for the audio leak of Donald Trump. Before we can listen to the full two-minute leak, I remind the audience that the Presidential Records Act allows for any outgoing president to have a grace period to go through all of their effects and return anything to the National Archives within 5 years. With that established, we move to the full audio leak. After breaking it down, it's patently obvious they are joking about how everything Donald Trump has is classified with serious national security concerns. The conversation has nothing to do with proving a crime. In fact, when looking at the indictment, the content of the leaked audio is not even referenced. The audio leak, which is supposed to be illegal, is all about tainting the eventual jury who will have heard just 10 or 15 seconds of the leak over and over on Legacy/mainstream media. They will hear it as a point of fact that Trump had classified information and was committing an act of espionage. Like every other sensationalized piece of information dropped about Trump, it's meant to sow doubt among his supporters. Former White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany even said the leak is more damning to the DOJ and the FBI, which are both suffering all-time low support as trustworthy institutions. Leftists are so blinded over Donald Trump, they don't even realize they are actually showing the average American just how corrupt they have become. This leads to an exchange I wanted to share between Rep. Eli Crane (R-AZ) and a member of the FBI bureaucracy regarding the two tiers of justice we keep seeing. The net of the back and forth is she believes her loyalty belongs to the FBI whereas Congressman Crane reminds her, it's supposed to be the Constitution and to the United States of America. Maybe that's the overall root of many of our problems. My final topic relates to new rules for New York City, basically eliminating all coal and wood fired pizzerias in an effort to combat climate change. One New Yorker threw his own version of the Boston Tea Party, flinging pizza slices at New York City lawmakers yelling, "Give me pizza or give me death." It illustrates what I've said for a long time about liberals. Give them enough time an they will eventually attack something you love. You may agree with whom they attack initially, but that only lasts for so long before they come after you. Finally, we get a moment of levity as we hear a rendition of Cats in the Cradle, only this one is about how Hunter Biden gets his cash in the Biden cradle. My good buddy, Jim Gossett, comedian and satirist knocks it out of the park once again. Take a moment to rate and review the show and then share the episode on social media. You can find me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, GETTR and TRUTH Social by searching for The Alan Sanders Show. You can also support the show by visiting my Patreon page!

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