Speaker 1: Welcome back from the 4th of July holiday. Hope it was good for everybody,
no matter what you did. It was for some people, a weekend of crimes, crimes and more crimes. And
in fact, the number of additional possible crimes that we are learning about related
to the 2020 election and the time afterwards is wild. Ron DeSantis is also featured me in
one of his campaign ads. We're going to talk about it. We were on the ground in Pickens,
South Carolina, for the Trump rally. Luke Beasley interviewing a bunch of people. The children's
critical thinking book is finally out. I've got a copy here that I'm going to show you.
It is an incredible day. But to start with, I want to start with an incredible interview
that one of the failed former President Donald Trump's press secretaries did, where she says,
you know, this new claim from Trump that he was talking about classified documents, but he
didn't really have them in his hand. It was just bravado. He was just trying to impress people.
It's directly contradicted by Stephanie Grisham, who says, I saw him do it on the Mar-A-Lago patio,
which further suggests that indeed, the recording in which it sounds like Trump is showing people
classified documents in which he says he's showing people classified documents, we don't need to look
for a complicated explanation. The explanation is he was doing exactly what he said he was doing,
showing people classified documents. Let's listen here to an interview on MSNBC with Trump's
former press secretary, Stephanie Grisham. Speaker 2: Look, you know, Donald Trump,
is it plausible Trump was showing classified documents to people in private meetings?
Speaker 3: The short answer is yes. I watched him show documents to people at Mar a Lago on
the dining room patio. So he has no respect for classified information. Never did.
You know, listening to that exchange every time, it just makes me so angry.
He talks specifically that he should have declassified it, but he did it. So there,
I think, is proof. I believe also there's a portion of that audio where he says, you know,
this is off the record. And I know Donald Trump knows the rules of reporters and he knows if it
needs to be off the record that they can't talk about it. So I think he was covering himself in
that regard. And, you know, I was thinking about this earlier. I just want to say to your viewers,
I don't think people understand how hard it is to get your your classified permissions. I remember
when I was going through it to get get all of mine. I got held up because of a $13 kindercare
bill that I did not know about, and so I couldn't get it. When they go through everything about it,
it's very difficult to get a security clearance. And I think people, you know,
they miss. That's in the weeds, obviously. But to be showing it to people who haven't gone through
the extreme vetting that you go through to get it. Speaker 1: Listen, we understand where she's going
with this. This was not something that only allegedly happened that one time where it
was on audio recording and it never otherwise happened. And so it's plausible to say Trump
was just talking about classified documents. He wasn't really showing them to anyone. And we've
seen this so many times. We see the report from a Cassidy Hutchinson under oath during the January
six committee, where she said Trump lunged at a Secret Service agent. He snapped. And then one of
the defenses we get from Trump and others is this is completely out of line with how Trump normally
behaves. He's never done this. He doesn't snap. He doesn't do anything. And then a month ago,
we got another report from Trump's plane where Trump snapped at a reporter on his plane,
grabbed his phone and tossed it because the reporter was asking Trump questions that he didn't
like and didn't want to answer. And we say, oh, the one story has now become more than one story.
And yet they love to insist that every single one of these stories is completely out of character
for Trump at this point, it is extraordinarily difficult to take seriously, even for a second,
that Trump was talking about classified documents saying this is off the record audibly shuffling
papers, but that they were actually golf course plans, as he has asserted, at least at one time
since this audio report came out. Crimes, crimes and more crimes. And now we go from the East
Coast to the southwest of the United States. And let's talk about more possible crimes in Arizona.