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Fun With Clay and Buck

The Moral Equivalence of Snitching

Team,

The book is out! This would be a GREAT time to buy it on Amazon. Here’s the Amazon link: https://bit.ly/4nsnBbE

In the meantime, please enjoy this short video with the renowned Clay and Buck. Good guys. Great show.

Peter

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Peter, you were just talking with President Trump, I believe.

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He's on his way back from England.

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What was that conversation like?

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What can you tell us about it?

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We never talked about what we're talking about, but I was delayed because of President Trump.

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But what I can tell you is this, that they are out to get us.

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And the new book I've got, I Went to Prison So You Won't Have To, is all about how

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Not only did they come after me, they came after President Trump.

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They came after Steve Bannon.

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They targeted everybody I served with in the White House in some manner with these

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tools of lawfare.

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And when I was in prison for four months for defending the Constitution,

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I had the discipline to do a daily journal,

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talk about these things.

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And I've got this book out because if we don't hold these people accountable,

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they're going to just keep doing it.

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Everybody I served with in the White House the first term,

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I was there for all four years,

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got targeted by the left in some way.

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The easiest thing that would happen is they'd have to pay hundreds of thousands of

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dollars or millions of dollars in legal fees.

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That's the best they could do, serving their country.

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The worst you could do is what just frigging happened with my brother Charlie Kirk

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taking a bullet by an assassin.

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And then four times they tried to put President Trump in prison.

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Two times they tried to kill him.

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Bannon, myself, in prison, Mike Flynn, Rudy Giuliani.

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uh so um this is not a good time for this republic but we're fighting back sir and

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that's why i wrote i went to prison so you won't have to and by the way i don't

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know if you saw the speech i gave at the republican national convention but that

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speech was given the night of the day i actually got out of prison and it's a

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wake-up call so uh i hope i hope your listeners and viewers will

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Pay attention to this case.

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We can't let them get power back.

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They will keep doing this again until we hold them accountable.

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Peter Navarro with us now.

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He served four months in prison.

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What was prison like?

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I can't imagine it was a very fun experience, but hopefully most of the people will never know.

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And the idea that you were there for political persecution is even more bonkers.

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But in terms of the physical day-to-day for four months is like what in your experience?

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Well, that's one of the stories where I went to prison so you won't have to.

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You know, it's a lawfare story about kind of how I got in there.

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It's a love story about how my fiancee Pixie and I were able to,

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to manage the trauma of four months in prison.

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But then inside, there's a couple things going on.

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I mean, you see kind of day-to-day life of how, for example, I lost 12 pounds.

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I got COVID twice because of the conditions in there.

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I saw no shortage of violence, no shortage of danger, but no shortage of humanity.

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I mean,

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there are good people in there who did bad things,

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not just bad people who did bad things.

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And just trying to navigate your way through that is a test.

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It's a test of who you are and what you stand for.

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And there's a funny story at the beginning of I went to prison so you won't have to

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about me getting surrounded in the yard.

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by three guys.

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And I'm thinking, you know, okay, what's going to go wrong here?

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And one of them starts talking about how they liked me.

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I use the word liked.

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And they say, why?

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Because I wasn't a snitch.

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And inside,

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I kind of kept a straight face,

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but inside I'm laughing my ass off because I'm trying to figure out like the moral

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equivalence between me refusing

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a congressional subpoena to defend the Constitution.

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And these guys, the classical snitch is not snitching on their fellow criminals.

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So there's stuff like that.

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There's some significant moments.

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I saved one guy's life, arguably, helping him get some emergency medical care.

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And I think one of the most interesting stories inside the story

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is how I became essentially an investigative reporter that uncovered a five billion

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dollar,

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billion dollar scandal inside the Bureau of Prisons that now that I'm on the

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outside,

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I've been able to actually solve.

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So I think that's like a unique historical moment that you'll never see.

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And I tell that story as well.

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But where were you, Peter, on election night?

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And what was your reaction to Trump's victory?

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Oh, this is great.

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So I get out of prison on July 17th, two days after my birthday.

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The son of a bitch has kept me in prison.

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He wouldn't let me out two days early for my birthday.

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I give the speech at night and then Pixie and I immediately go on the campaign

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trail on the Trump bus.

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And we were going to Georgia.

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We're going to Pennsylvania.

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We're going to North Carolina.

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working really hard.

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Sometimes I'd be one of the warm-up speakers for a Trump rally, things like that.

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And so the night of the election, night is like at midnight into 3 a.m.

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in the morning.

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I'm with the boss.

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And where I think it was, where was it?

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Des Moines?

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Somewhere out.

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He's going on for like two hours in a speech like he loves to do and stuff like that.

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I think it was Grand Rapids, Michigan, if I'm not forgetting.

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That's right.

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It was Grand Rapids.

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We were up in the usual basketball hockey rink up in the country you and I love,

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up in flyover country.

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And it's like three in the morning before we get out of there.

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And we land back in D.C.

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I don't know, six in the morning, something like that.

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And, you know, I was there was no doubt in my mind he was going to win that race.

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Peter Navarro, the show is ending here, but I want you guys to go check it out.

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I went to prison so you wouldn't have to, won't have to.

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A love and lawfare story in Trump land being released yesterday.

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