Rod Blagojevich

Yeah, you're right. Yeah.

Right.

Right.

Right.

Yeah. It's like your chief of staff and your governor's lawyer and all your friends, people that worked with you and got rich on you. Their choice is, I have to look at my little boy who's three years old and his future, or do I try to defend my boss? Right. Of course. And they make the decision, understandably, for their families.

Yeah. It's like your chief of staff and your governor's lawyer and all your friends, people that worked with you and got rich on you. Their choice is, I have to look at my little boy who's three years old and his future, or do I try to defend my boss? Right. Of course. And they make the decision, understandably, for their families.

Yeah. It's like your chief of staff and your governor's lawyer and all your friends, people that worked with you and got rich on you. Their choice is, I have to look at my little boy who's three years old and his future, or do I try to defend my boss? Right. Of course. And they make the decision, understandably, for their families.

That's right. They become part of a buddy system. It happens with politicians all the time. You get elected back home in Austin, Texas, and then you go to Washington and get co-opted by the system because you're young and you don't really know, or you're new and you don't know. They show you the ropes, and the ropes are controlled by that deep state, that establishment of...

That's right. They become part of a buddy system. It happens with politicians all the time. You get elected back home in Austin, Texas, and then you go to Washington and get co-opted by the system because you're young and you don't really know, or you're new and you don't know. They show you the ropes, and the ropes are controlled by that deep state, that establishment of...

That's right. They become part of a buddy system. It happens with politicians all the time. You get elected back home in Austin, Texas, and then you go to Washington and get co-opted by the system because you're young and you don't really know, or you're new and you don't know. They show you the ropes, and the ropes are controlled by that deep state, that establishment of...

of the long-term members of Congress, the people in the different agencies, the staffers. And it's a whole different world there. And it's basically them against us. There is a deep state. In state government, federal government, it's really almost... Even in law enforcement.

of the long-term members of Congress, the people in the different agencies, the staffers. And it's a whole different world there. And it's basically them against us. There is a deep state. In state government, federal government, it's really almost... Even in law enforcement.

of the long-term members of Congress, the people in the different agencies, the staffers. And it's a whole different world there. And it's basically them against us. There is a deep state. In state government, federal government, it's really almost... Even in law enforcement.

What's it called?

What's it called?

What's it called?

Yeah. Yeah. You see that here again, the stuff we're talking about, it's so important that this justice system gets reformed. So excited about the fact that Trump, the people he's picking, Pam Bondi, he's a great person. He's got a good record. Patel.

Yeah. Yeah. You see that here again, the stuff we're talking about, it's so important that this justice system gets reformed. So excited about the fact that Trump, the people he's picking, Pam Bondi, he's a great person. He's got a good record. Patel.

Yeah. Yeah. You see that here again, the stuff we're talking about, it's so important that this justice system gets reformed. So excited about the fact that Trump, the people he's picking, Pam Bondi, he's a great person. He's got a good record. Patel.

Because if we don't trust the criminal justice system, when you tell me a story about those dirty cops, and I'm sure that's absolutely what they were and that those who prosecuted them were right to do it.