You're welcome. You're welcome. You're welcome. Happy Thursday, everybody. All right, all right, all right, all right. Now, you must remember when Donald Trump claimed his campaign was being spied on and the mainstream media called him crazy? Well, much like most things today, Trump ends up calling it correctly. He's like a white version of Ms. Clio. Don't remember her, huh? Rip. Now, a new report from Michael Schellenberger, Matt Taibi, and Alex Guttentag dog at public backs up Trump's assertion. They say the US intelligence community, quote, illegally mobilized foreign intelligence agencies to target Trump advisors long before the summer of 2016. Yes, this was before the election. The government and foreign powers actually spied on Trump, along with others in his campaign, in order to keep him from running and you from voting, making them lower than Joe Biden's scrotum on a hot day. Allegedly, the US asked the other members of the Five Eyes, love their burgers, these are intel agencies from the US, Britain, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, to spy on Trump. In other words, that global criminal enterprise known as the Democrats, first decided Russian collusion was true, then had their comrades look for evidence.

If true, our spies illegally surveilled United States citizens for political reasons. But why, you to ask? Well, Trump was the first real anti-establishment candidate to have a chance at becoming President, and the establishment wouldn't have it. So they committed to taking him out. When he rightly suspected it, he and his supporters were mocked mercilessly. They're accused of anything and everything. Then as a deflection, they used the pea tape, which never existed. Yet, the media lapped it up like Joe over a fresh bowl of cream rinse. Now, according to this new report, Intel related to this alleged The alleged surveillance of the Trump campaign is in a 10-inch binder that Trump order declassified at the end of his term. He says 10 inches, but it's probably more like six. But apparently, the whereabouts of the binder are unknown. So where could it be? Maybe it's in the garage with Joe's Corvette next to the hooker that Hunter dismembered. Maybe it's under a pile of Coke in the West Wing, or somewhere no one would ever look under Jerry Nadler's extra lap skin. And so they can hate Trump all they want, but he's protected by the same laws as everybody else.

The United States Constitution doesn't close out with, this is all true unless we don't like you. If you wanted proof of a deep state, the deep state just served it up. You might want to re examine your own hate for Trump because likely it's also based on a hoax served directly to you by the same people. Again, Trump called it while others played dumb. Or maybe they aren't playing. Here's a golden oldie from our favorite Lemon.

Maybe the biggest lie of all. Repeatedly, and with no facts to back him up, making the outrageous claim that the so-called Deep State spied on his campaign. He did it again today.

But I hope it's not true, but it looks like it is.

It's not true. It's a lie.

Wow, that guy's really good. What time is his show on? Oh, yeah. I'm sorry. He's currently wiping down the Sneezeguard at a Yonkers cisler. Love that. I miss him. Anything more to add, Dawn? Is this not just an angry President popping off?

This is not just an angry President popping off. This is not just an angry President popping off. This is a deliberate and coordinated effort to save his presidency, to cast doubt on the Russia investigation by repeating a lie. That repetition is a key part of the strategy here, because if you hear him say the same thing over and over and over, it gets into your head. You may even start to wonder if there's some truth to it.

Well, that aged as well as Nancy Pelosi's stem cells. It wasn't just the media denying it. Former Director of National Intelligence, James Klapper, said the same thing. Did the intelligence community spy on President Trump in his campaign? No, we did not. How is this hairless tree sloth not in jail? We've imprisoned protesters for taking selfies at the Capitol while this guy lied under oath and also tried to subvert an election. Obama was asked about the spying allegations, too.

The allegations are so absurd that even Republican-controlled committees, looking into it, have dismissed them. And attorney general Barr has has dismissed them. You do not allow the politicization of the criminal justice system, the intelligence system, the military, right? That that is stuff that you keep out of politics.

Really? I would say that Obama should be eating crow, but we know he prefers dog. Do I have to explain to you that he once ate a dog? I'm going to my grave making sure everybody knows that Obama ate a dog. It's in his book. Where's the media and Dems on this story now? Have they learned their lesson? Sorry, if they were capable of learning from their mistakes, they wouldn't be Democrats. But it also must kill them that three reporters, Schellenberger, Taibi, and Gutenberg, did all the work that they refused to do. These reporters don't work for legacy media, perhaps because they're just too honest and too do good. They make everyone else look like the hacks that they are. Now, I'm sure if Trump wins again, those in power will find another conspiracy to explain it or prevent it. They'll go after the voters like they always do. They're already hunting Trump and his supporters like their egg rolls under the seat cushions at the view. If Biden, this sputtering, desiccated mess somehow wins, sorry, you have little reason to believe it's legit. Because in America, you're innocent until proven guilty. But that's for you, not the government.

Because the government holds the power to deceive, spy, and ruin you, and also cover it up with a corrupt fake news media. Really, it's up to them to prove that they aren't guilty. After all, if they could spy on a president and then lie about it, imagine what they could do to you. Let's keep it in. Welcome to tonight's guest, When this Shark Bites, You'll Need Last Rights. Shark Tank star Kevin O'Leary. As a former Miss Florida Citrus, she never has to worry about scurvy. Host of the Morgan Ortega Show on SiriusXM, Morgan Ortega. If he gave a eulogy, even the corpse would walk out. Actor, comedian, and writer Jamie Lissow. She's the first author to weigh less than her book. New York Times best Telling author and Fox news contributor, Kat Tup. Kevin, how are you doing?

Great.

It's always good to see you.

I'm happy to be here.

I'm happy that you're here. You're welcome.

I feel wonderful.

That's good. You should be. Now, let me ask you this. Coming from Canada, and you see how the media push this story, and now that the story is no longer there, they don't bother to go and correct it. Are they as bad or worse than the media in Canada?

Well, we're not allowed any media in Canada anymore. You're aware of that? Yes. Justin Trudeau said no more media. So Canadians just walk around in bliss all day long. I'm not kidding. It's getting pretty crazy up there.

Yeah, but they target citizens. They try to freeze bank accounts. But over here. They pretty much tried to take a president off the ballot.

Yeah, this story is pretty interesting. Obviously, there's so much media tension. I want to make a note of something today that really blew my mind. I was looking at advertising data from last week. That includes unpaid media. You look at entities that somehow scored stories in unpaid media on all channels. Trump got 80% of the unpaid media. Nobody else got any other time. The guy is sucking dry his competitors from getting near media. He's not paying for that media. If you're Nikki Haley or Biden, you're saying, Wait a minute, where's the fair time rule? Everything's Trump all day long. Whether you hate him or you love him, that's pretty good marketing.

Yeah, it's his world. We're was just living in it, which is exactly what happened in 2016. Everybody gave him time, and then he won. I don't know how it's going to go, Morgan, but I know if he loses, it's going to be rigged. I'm just kidding. Morgan, it's bizarre how everything that Trump says is going to happen or has happened. It always turns out that he's at least directionally true.

When he first says it, you think, Well, that can't be true. That sounds crazy. Then it turns out to be true. I mean, Listen, John Durham, the Special Counsel, did a four-year investigation in which he basically said, concluded, Yeah, this really was a hoax. This was unfounded. The problem is, where's the accountability in any of this? I don't recall really anybody getting fired from the FBI or the CIA or held accountable. Instead, they all get cable news contracts. As somebody who went into the intelligence community after 9/11, because I wanted to serve my country after that happened, it has been so frustrating to see the intelligence community turn into something that's attacking our political process. If you want to talk about attacking democracy, this is attacking democracy, and you're politicizing a community that is supposed to be there to protect the homeland.

That's right. Jamie, I didn't write this question. Okay. Does the CIA spying on Trump remind you of when you would spy on your wife and kids while they were enjoying their very happy new life without you? Wow.

I remember once my ex-wife was like, Hey, quit spying at me through the window. I was like, Hey, you told me to clean the gutters, and then you locked it. I think there should be repercussions. I think someone from the CIA, I think they should get fired. I think if you get fired from the CIA and you're surprised by it, you totally deserve it.

It's true.

Do you know what I mean? Trump is... He's always right. I wish someone would go, I was wrong, or there should be... I was impressed by Trump all this, especially when you go back. His clips really do age well. I was also impressed that they were spying on 26 associates. I was like, That's a popular guy, man. I only have one associate's degree. And think about all this stuff we didn't cover, like Hunter's Laptop being deemed Russian misinformation. We could have learned so much. One of my favorite stories, we never found out about cocaine in the White House. I think about it every day. I go, Where did the... And people go, Oh, come on, it was Hunter's. I go, I don't think it was. I think Hunter, it wasn't his because there was some left. Do you know what I mean? It is true. If you're doing cocaine, the correct dosage is the rest of it. You're never doing cocaine and somebody goes like, Oh, my God, we got way too much. Do you guys have Tupperware or something? Our eyes are bigger than our noses.

No one ever says, I have leftover coke lying around. Never. Come on over.

There's some coke over there. Bill, you take it to work. If you leave it here, we're just going to do it all.

Would you like to take some cocaine home with you? We got way too much. Kat, has anyone ever spied on you before? If so, you could probably relate to the Dawn. I remember one moment in which you were spied upon. Do you remember that?

Wait, no.

The guy with the drone.

Oh, yeah, but that was... Yes. Doesn't that happen to everybody? You looked out of the window. That's a great story. Yes. Well, there was a drone outside my window, and I got out of the shower.

There was a guy down from downstairs outside in the park with a drone outside her window.

Yeah, and it was like, I did. I put something on, and I was like, Hold, it's too late for that.

They let off Doosy with a slap on the wrist.

Did they catch the guy? Police were looking for a guy with great timing.

Right. Yeah. No. Look, it's whatever.

All right. I'm sorry I brought it up. Anyway.

Yeah, it's so painful. No, it's okay. You were all being spied on, probably in some sense, right? I don't understand how many times we hear these kinds of stories and people still take the CIA at face value when they're like, We would never. Because they often do. I even looked at a lot of... I went back and looked at a lot of the media back when Trump was saying this. It was so much more than Don Lunt. I mean, Washington Washington Post, really mad at this place. And saying things like, Well, spying is in the eye of the beholder, and it's all these things. They did actually the reverse, which you're supposed to be curious as a member of the media and just been like, Okay, we want to just come out and say this didn't happen. It really, I mean, this is explosive what's coming out now, but is it? Or did it really just mostly require somebody giving enough of a to check? Exactly. I feel like nobody does it anymore.

Nobody givesCrap. Nobody gives a crap. You know what? The worst defense of the spying that still drives me crazy. If you're doing nothing wrong-You used to say that all the time. I know. I changed my mind. Okay. If you do nothing wrong, why should you be worried about spying? Then I realized there are a lot of things I do that technically aren't wrong. But if you ever saw me do it, you would feel really gross because I do, and yet I can't stop.

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