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here's video and audio of congressman matt gaetz and roger stone discussing stone's future. >> i'll gotter end. >> yeah, but i don't think you're going go down at all at the end of the day. >> well, we'll see. we're three weeks from trial. >> yeah, but -- >> i mean, i may have to appeal to the big man, because i got -- it's the district of columbia. we surveyed 120 jurors. 90 of them know who i am, and they hate my guts. voluntarily. >> i don't think the big guy can let you go down for this. this is so [ bleep ] up. >> we shall see. you can bet, they already tried that. >> the boss still has a very favorable view of you. >> he sends that message from time to time. >> he said it directly. he knows you're -- >> it would be easy to make this go away, but i couldn't live with myself. >> it would be easy to make this go away, but i couldn't live with myself. wow. that's how they really talk? in a statement to "the washington post," matt gaetz's office said he was not speaking on trump's behalf during the pardon discussion with stone. however, we know trump did end up commuting roger stone's

washington post reported, or published, the audio of matt gates, congressman matt gates, talking trump pardons with longtime trump ally, rogerthis observation from campaign can veteran, stuart stevens, former republican where he wrote, what's happened to the gop under trump isn't complicated or novel. a gangster family took over an organization and turned it into a criminal enterprise. but instead of this being a waste disposal company in jersey, it is one of two major american political parties. well, i might take issue and that waste disposal company being in jersey, does he have a point? while it doj goes after individual rioters, there is a much bigger criminal enterprise to take on, and if they don't, you are just gonna keep getting a bunch of low-level hitmen. >> you know, i think it's tough to quibble with that characterization here. if anything, this sounds like gates was trying to imitate an old soprano's episode. it was just painful to hear this kind of conversation about something as important as the pardon power, which is supposed to be used to do justice by president. and here, they apparently contemplated choos

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he also said no one's gotten to the bottom of 9/11 yet matt gaetz was caught on a hot mic assuring indicted trump associate rogerould get a presidential pardon. the department of homeland security raised suspicions by hatching a plan to recover deleted secret service texts from the day of the attempted coup the pentagon also deleted text messages from january 6th. the u.s. killed al qaeda's leader in afghanistan. nancy pelosi went to taiwan, prompting a possible crisis with china. majorities of house republicans voted against bills to codify legal same-sex marriage and contraception into federal law joe manchin and chuck schumer announced a deal out of nowhere to pass a major piece of the democrats' domestic agenda including climate, taxes and health care. joe biden tested positive for covid again. and ted cruz was seen fist bumping a colleague on the senate floor after blocking a bill to fund health care for veterans exposed to toxic burn pits like they had just done a keg stand at a sigma chi toga party. this has been "seth recaps what he missed as quickly as possible." [ chimes ] [ cheers and applause i had c

hilarious matt damon -- tom brady, lebron james going to the league, reese witherspoon, and even gwyneth paltrow. but still did not go to her cousin rebecca's wedding. oh, yeah, and erin roger took some of his salary in bit coin. does anybody like that guy? two of the guys, draftees, here -- i do not know anybody else who does. now everybody who has promoted this stuff is looking pretty funny. the public companies that jumped on crypto as actual currency seem to have wasted a lot of time and money. in the paint parade, i start with crypto. i think there was a huge amount of capital being used to prop up bit coin, and the fingers in the dike are looking mighty tired. now the public companies involved, i do not blame them. there was a public event, that was what they wanted, they were doing what the public wanted. maybe the public needs to think better. that is what i am trying to do. not criticize the companies, but make sure you know better. next time there are heatseeking missiles coming for the stocks and -- ipos because many of them are running out of money. i ad to hand it to lucid, a car company, who came back saying they were looking to raise $18 billion -- but if you