Trump's DOJ Roasts Deep State While NJ Gov Race EXPLODES in Epic Tie!

Buckle up for BKP's unfiltered Friday firestorm on BKP Politics via Voice of Rural America.com, where host BKP revels in James Comey's federal indictment on obstruction and perjury charges—calling it sweet revenge after the DOJ's "dark" weaponization against Trump allies like Roger Stone. BKP blasts media hysterics labeling it "terrifying" and urges career prosecutors to hit the road if they can't stomach prosecuting the ex-FBI boss. Shifting to battleground drama, he spotlights the razor-thin New Jersey governor's race—tied 43-43 between GOP challenger Chitarelli and the Dem incumbent—demanding full Republican firepower to flip the state and "blow up Democrats." Dive into bombshell revelations: 247 FBI agents deployed to Jan. 6 as "political pawns" without gear or IDs, sparking anonymous fury over Comey-era biases; Trump's incoming tariffs slamming Big Pharma, furniture, and trucks starting Oct. 1; Pete Hegseth summoning 800 raging generals to Quantico; and a potential government shutdown BKP mocks as our "annual tradition." Wrapping with pure joy, BKP hails Rick Moranis' epic return in Spaceballs 2 for the laugh we all need. Day 250 of Trump 2.0—can your ticker handle the heat? Stream now for raw rural takes on Deep State takedowns, election showdowns, and comedy gold. #ComeyIndicted #TrumpDOJ #NJGovRace #January6Truth #Spaceballs2 #BKPolitics

Introduction and James Comey Indictment Teaser ‎00:00:00 BKP opens his Friday show by teasing news about James Comey being indicted. He explains that he typically plans to do lighter content on Fridays, like "remember when" segments or sports highlights, but can't avoid political topics with Trump in office. He mentions this is day 250 of the year, noting there are over 100 days left in the year and three more years with Trump. BKP expresses concern about whether his "ticker can take it" referring to the stress of covering politics during Trump's administration.
James Comey Indictment and Roger Stone Comparison ‎00:03:07 BKP discusses James Comey's indictment, comparing the treatment of Comey to how Roger Stone was arrested. He shows video clips of Stone's arrest where CNN was present with night vision cameras, suggesting they were tipped off. BKP then plays media clips describing the current situation as "unprecedented, dark and terrifying" following Trump's Department of Justice pursuing political opponents. He sarcastically asks viewers how "terrified" they are and jokes that "Jimmy Kimmel has restored our freedom of speech."
Show Introduction and New Jersey Governor's Race ‎00:05:48 BKP discusses the New Jersey governor's race between Republican Chitarelli and the Democratic incumbent. BKP notes that polls show the race is tied at 43-43 and emphasizes the importance of flipping New Jersey to Republican control. He calls for "every single hand on deck" from Republican organizations to focus on this race, stating that a Republican win in New Jersey would "blow up Democrats."
Media Coverage and Comey Indictment Details ‎00:09:51 BKP discusses the media's defense of James Comey and references an Elon Musk post about Comey. He explains that Comey was indicted on three counts by a federal grand jury, with two counts being confirmed as a "true bill." BKP criticizes career prosecutors leaving the DOJ, saying "don't let the door hit you where the good lord split you" and encouraging those who wouldn't prosecute Comey to leave. He then reviews headlines from The Hill, including Trump announcing tariffs on pharmaceuticals, furniture, and heavy trucks beginning October 1st.
Current Political Headlines and Government Shutdown ‎00:12:47 BKP covers several current headlines, including Pete Hegseth (Secretary of War) calling military leaders to Quantico, which has caused uproar among approximately 800 generals. He expresses his dislike for the "military industrial complex" and spending "a trillion dollars so we can vaporize someone 998 times." He discusses the looming government shutdown, sarcastically suggesting we should have "shutdown tree lots" for our "annual shutdown." Other headlines mentioned include House Democrats introducing articles of impeachment against RFK Jr. and the New Jersey governor's race where the Democratic candidate is appearing on Morning Joe to shore up her base as her campaign is "collapsing."
FBI Agents at January 6th and Political Bias Claims ‎00:17:07 BKP highlights a story about 247 FBI agents being sent to the Capitol for January 6th, with many later complaining they were used as political pawns. He reads from a report stating that scores of FBI agents sent anonymous complaints about being sent into unsafe scenarios without proper safety equipment or ability to identify themselves to other officers. The report claims the most persistent complaint was that the Bureau during the James Comey and Chris Ray era had become "infected with political biases." BKP then plays a video clip of congressional testimony where FBI Director Christopher Wray is questioned about government agents or assets present at the Capitol on January 6th.
DOJ Criticism and Geofencing Concerns ‎00:23:53 BKP discusses attacks on Attorney General Pam Bondi, clarifying he's "not running cover for Pam Bondi" but acknowledging the difficulty and danger of her position. He criticizes what he sees as weaponization of government agencies, claiming they "weaponized credit card companies" and "geofenced Washington, DC" after January 6th. He states that people who purchased handguns within 72 hours of January 6th were questioned by the FBI, and expresses frustration that people were prosecuted and jailed even if they never went inside the Capitol. He hopes "James Comey is the floodgate" for the Department of Justice.
Closing with Spaceballs 2 Announcement ‎00:28:05 BKP ends the segment on a lighter note, sharing what he considers "the best news of the day" - that Rick Moranis is returning for "Spaceballs 2." He plays a clip from the original Spaceballs movie featuring the "assholes" scene before taking a break. This provides comic relief after the serious political discussions throughout the show.