Paper Ballots Or Bust

When elections feel like a black box, everything downstream starts to wobble—laws, courts, even everyday trust. We open the hour with coffee and a provocation: if one private vendor can both print ballots and process them across multiple states, what does that do to public confidence? From there we walk through Maricopa County’s grand jury subpoena, the claims around Runbeck’s role and timing, and how centralized counting hubs create single points of failure in chain of custody. You don’t need to buy every allegation to see the pattern: people can’t verify what they can’t see.

We dig into the nuts and bolts that actually restore confidence. Paper ballots. In‑person voting with photo ID. Clear separation of duties so the company that makes ballots isn’t the one processing returns. Published procedures, retention policies, and audit logs that any citizen can inspect. The surprising part? Voter ID polls strongly across racial groups, which undercuts the idea that verification is inherently exclusionary. Implementation matters—free IDs, robust provisional ballots, and transparent oversight—but the security principles are simple: reduce black boxes, assume adversaries exist, and design for verifiability, not convenience.

The conversation also traces federal attention on process fidelity—how and whether counties follow state law—and why digital forensics can surface what press releases gloss over. We touch on broader DOJ and FBI efforts, media narratives, and the real civic cost when people feel targeted instead of represented. There’s a fork in the road: vigilante fantasies or boring, measurable reform. We choose the latter. Build systems that make fraud hard and detection easy. Keep a paper backbone. Separate critical roles. Invite scrutiny. Confidence doesn’t come from slogans; it comes from receipts anyone can read.

If you care about fair outcomes, start with fair methods. Subscribe, share this episode with a friend who’s skeptical, and tell us: what’s the one reform that would most increase your trust in the count?

Transcript

Cold Open: Peasants And Revolutions

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And then they went to the green the tailor with a topic had no bread. Do you know what she said?

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Let me eat cake.

Simultaneous Sip And Setup

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We're getting screwed, man. Every time we screw them, we're getting screwed. The revolution's gonna become for sure. It's a little gun. Peasants, ma'am. We're just peasants. Every one of us. You watch those old movies, you see the peasants in the background with the kings and kings walking around. We're those people. We're those people. Good morning, peasants. Welcome to another episode of the Peasants Perspective Erasure. Good morning from Boise. Chantini, good morning, Johnatakis. Great Tuesday morning. Yes, it is. You know, I know Pony Boy is just going crazy that he's not first. I just have a feeling. He's like, ah. Anyways, why would I look all flushed out here?

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I don't know. I was trying to figure that earlier. You're really orange.

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I think it's a light problem.

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Yeah. Let me uh adjust that while you check it out. Okay. Do your sip.

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All right, I'm doing the simultaneous sip. Okay, I know why you're here. You're here for the simultaneous sip. All you need is a cup or a mug, a tankard, a chalice, a glass, a chalice or stein, a canteen, jugger, flask, a vessel of any kind, fill it with your favorite liquid. I like coffee. And join me now for the unparalleled dopamine hit of the day, the thing that makes everything better, the simultaneous sip. And it starts right now.

Ditch Machines, Use Paper Ballots

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I say this as a technologist who likes technology and I like computers, but we should not have computers do voting tabulation at all. It's far too easy to hack a computer. I know how to hack a computer. Um so uh you know, government software is the easiest thing to hack. So it's not the best software. So uh we should, in my opinion, we should have paper ballots only. It should be in-person voting with ID and a story.

SPEAKER_05 2:24

It makes sense. I mean it's it's legit. You know what's funny is he gave that speech right after he was briefed by Gary Bernstein and Patrick Byrne about the election fraud on the Dominion machines and smartmatic and ESNS and Heart and the whole deal, right? So that was pretty interesting. Little story broke yesterday. Uh uh.

unknown 2:43

Uh oh.

SPEAKER_05 2:45

Okay, so little story broke yesterday. Yesterday, Maricopa was served with subpoenas and they grabbed all of their digital files. Did you know Maricopa County was counting ballots for Nevada? What? Yeah, this is so check this out. This comes from Can Con. It's not too often that I see something in the news about elections that I hadn't previously heard. And I'll be honest with you, this is something I hadn't previously heard either. Just the news reports that run back allegedly stores and processes ballots for Nevada as well. So who's run back?

SPEAKER_08 3:20

Okay, I don't know.

SPEAKER_05 3:20

And also um, this is absolutely absurd. That is 87 electoral votes under the control of one private company with no obligation to the taxpayer for oversight and apparently no observation, despite assurances that the Soros funded to the tune of 1 million. Maricope Sheriff Paul Penzone had deputies present. Run back is also the company that shipped 770,000 mail-in ballots to Fulton counties three days after in-person advanced voting had already started. So Runback prints and makes the ballots and was doing the counting. So here is Runback Election Services. This is October 15th, 2020. Now the election was like November 3rd or November, I think it was November 5th.

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Okay.

Cross-State Ballots And Counting Delays

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Okay. They ordered ballots, no stub, box and sorted by precinct, slip sheet inserted every hundred ballots. 770,210 ballots at 29,000 a ballot. Price quoted includes shipping to Atlanta to arrive on October 24th. Voting was already going. Okay. Facility must have access to a dock and forklift to offload pallets. No envelopes, no send them out to ensure timely delivery. Please acknowledge receipt no later than Friday, the 16th. Okay, so what does this mean? This is coming from the article here. The runback facility in Maricopa was also responsible for processing ballots for the election in neighboring Nevada. Runback was who centralized the voting in Maricopa County, right? So all the precincts delivered their ballots to the runback company that was in an arena that was counting ballots in Maricopa County. The staffer noted Runback was responsible for processing mail-in ballots for both Arizona and Nevada at the same time, raising further concerns about co-mingling. So not only do they have access to the ballots pre-election, they were in charge of counting the ballots. And they took delivery in Georgia of ballots while they were voting. Do you think they had time to mail them out and get them back? No. They were supposed to arrive on the 24th. Voting's on the 5th. Nine days. You're going to send out ballots and expect to receive 770,000 ballots back in Georgia. And now we're talking about Maricopa County counting ballots for Nevada, which offered an explanation for counting delays in Clark County, Nevada in that election, 2020. The employee explained that they were running Arizona's ballots for Maricopa County before they started to process Nevada again. This may explain the delay in Nevada posting any new tabulated totals for Wednesday and Thursday, because the Nevada ballots were waiting, sorting and signature verification at the runback facility. The staffer wrote, in addition to Nevada, the runback site reportedly stored ballots for several other Western states, including Colorado, California, and Utah. What? What? Colorado, California, and Utah all had ballots showing up in Arizona? It is unclear based on the whether Runback also sorts ballots on behalf of election officials in those states. What? What? So one of our listeners, PB Utah Scouts, mentions this, and he's like, those two, those two entities, right? Ordering ballots and delivering ballots should be nowhere near each other. Is this crazy or what? So we're gonna take a little diversion today. Okay, we're gonna we're gonna go back in time. Do you remember Sheriff Arapayo from Arizona? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. He's the guy that makes everybody wear the pink. Yes, makes everybody wear the pink. So what happened to him? He got charged by the Obama administration. What? Yeah, he got indicted, went to prison, and had to get pardoned by Donald Trump in in Trump won.

SPEAKER_08 7:10

I did not know that.

Obama, Arpaio, And Forgery Allegations

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Of course you didn't know this. Of course, nobody knew this. Okay, in fact, let's uh let's let's do a little uh uh let's do a little search here. I want to make sure I I get exactly why it is he went to prison. How do you spell his last name? It's uh it starts with an A. A R P A I O. Why did A-R-A-P-I-O go to prison? Okay, I'm asking, I'm asking Grok just to get a quick answer here. Okay, Joseph Arapayo, former sheriff of Maricopa County, was convicted in July 2017 of criminal contempt. So his his charge started under Obama. A misdemeanor, this stemmed from his willful and deliberate violation of federal court orders in a long-running civil rights lawsuit. The core issue was that the federal judge had ordered Arapao and a sheriff's office to stop racially profiling Latinos during traffic stops and immigration enforcement. Despite these orders, Arapayo continued practices for about 18 months. The court found that Arapayo disobeyed the orders, failed to ensure compliance. He faced six months in jail. Uh, let's see, due to a pardon, he was issued a full pardon on August 25th, 2017, one of Trump's first acts of clemency. Okay, so that is why he went to prison was for racially profiling, which if you know anything about that, it's like impossible to prove that you are or are not doing that. It's like, well, was the guy speeding? Yeah, but he was black, he shouldn't have pulled him over. Or he was Latino, he shouldn't have pulled him over. It's like okay. Okay, so what his troubles all started, because he was kind of a popular sheriff. I mean, you oh yeah, who he was. Big jumpsuits, right? Yes, okay. So this is a long briefing, and I'm just gonna play it for just a second. Sheriff Arapayo got into hot water with the Obama administration when he did a press conference talking about Barack Obama's birth certificate.

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That building is a PhD with math equations that my god I've never seen in my life. These guys know they're stuck. And I'm gonna tell you what I respect about both of them.

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Talking about the experts who examined Barack Obama's birth certificate.

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And Marco at four labs stay true to their discipline. One of the tests you do when you have an expert, you want to make sure your expert isn't trying to run you for the money. If I can push the expert, that's not a guy I want. These men cannot be pushed. This is their findings, this is how they see it, and this is how they're calling it. So I'm gonna run this video for you, and I want you to understand this has nothing to do with anything we ever did before. It doesn't negate what we did before, and I'll explain that. It is new and it's profound. And it is it's quite disturbing. So let me play the video for you now, and then we'll move on.

SPEAKER_05 10:03

Okay, so what he does here is he shows a video that these experts who run a crime lab, a crime lab that puts people in prison every day, ran a crime lab, but they determined forgeries, they determined where child pornography is generated. These guys are like forensic experts on this kind of stuff.

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According to the dates on the certificates, these births took place in Honolulu during the Honda Box in 1966. After five years of intense investigation, which included consultation with one of America's most respected forensic documents members and a team of European media forensic experts, the Maritopa County Sheriff's Office has reached a conclusion utilizing forensic techniques but hold it. It is the opinion of the Maritopa County Sheriff's Office that the birth certificate on your right belonging to Johanna Army was in fact used as a source document in the digital creation of Barack Obama's long birth certificate. Points of forgery.

SPEAKER_05 11:20

Okay, so they go on in this video to explain nine different points of forgery on Barack Obama's birth certificate. Okay. Would this be kind of devastating to a presidential candidate and a president if you find out that his birth certificate was forged and he's not an American citizen?

SPEAKER_08 11:35

Well, absolutely.

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Yeah. But, you know, so there was one lady who was kind of in charge of the health department and issuing these certificates of live birth, right? Turns out, after this report went, she went on a little airplane ride.

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This morning, a plane crashing in the ocean off Hawaii last month. The accident killed a state official. As John Blackstone shows us, one of the survivors captured the drama with his camera.

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This is how it looked to rescuers from the sky. But this is the view of the nine passengers aboard the Cessna aircraft as it plunged into the waters off Molokai on December 11th. The engine made a noise and all the bells and whistles started. Ferdinand Puentes had only planned to record the takeoff with his GoPro camera, but kept rolling as the engine failed. He had the camera on a stick and was able to document himself and the other passengers. You see this one to stay afloat.

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Okay, so that right there is the woman who did Barack Obama's birth certificate. Okay, she's alive. Plane's in the water, she's alive.

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It was so many things just happening, you know. It's it's you know, is it is it for real? You know, is this is this really happening?

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A spear fisherman who was used to being in the ocean, Puentes tried to swim to shore, but with 50 yards to go, he was overcome with exhaustion. Oh boy.

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A lot of things were just just racing, but you know, you you can't actually say, oh, I'm gonna do this and that. It's pretty much everything is on instinct.

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The only fatality was Hawaii health director Loretta Fuddy. She gained notoriety in 2011 after President Obama asked her to release his birth certificate amid speculation he was born outside of the city.

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The birth certificate the birth certificate that Judge Arapayo says has nine points of forgery and is a fraud with from his experts. And you can go watch that video. It's 10 minutes long. It's compelling, it's very compelling.

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Okay.

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But it's never been adjudicated.

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It's never been adjudicated.

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Still under investigation. Muentes and the other passengers were all treated and released for CBS this morning. John Black.

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So the only person that died in this accident was her. Okay. Now, this gets even weirder.

SPEAKER_08 13:57

What did she die from? Good question.

Loretta Fuddy Crash And Cult Claims

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So it gets weirder, okay? Because when you come back, let's go back here. You don't have to show my screen where I'm showing this here. Okay, so let me get back to the part because I skipped the page. Okay, so now we're looking at this here. So let's look at a couple still shots. Okay. So this was taken from the GoPro camera of the guy that was in the crash. He was in the back of the plane when it happened. Okay. So there she is alive. Okay. Now suddenly a diver shows up on the GoPro camera and pops up out of the surface. So you can't really see it really great, but he's in a scuba mask.

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What the heck?

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Yeah. So a diver shows up.

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Just happens to be on scene.

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Just happens to be on scene. And the out of nine passengers, the only passenger that passes away is the one that just released Barack Obama's birth certificate and could have been around. Passengers on board the McConey Pike, right? Continues to let the gulf. Anyways, super sad. Always hate to see somebody die. Turns out this woman, okay, this woman who released the birth certificate was her name was Loretta Fuddy. Okay. So here's Loretta Fuddy. She's the one who released Barack Obama's birth certificate. And oddly enough, it turns out Loretta Fuddy was in a cult. So the dead Hawaii official held key positions in the subub SUBUD cult. What is subud? After the plane incident, it surfaced that Hawaii Department of Health Director Loretta Diliana Fuddy was the first non-physician health director in Hawaii's history. Okay. Okay. Has been the subub USA national chairperson from 2006 to 2008. Delena, we learned from Fuddy's Memorial, is Fuddy's subub name. And not only is the first is the is this the first time most Americans became aware of the Islamic cult subad, but also the first time Americans were made aware that Stanley Ann Dunham, Barack Obama's mother, was also a member of the little known cult.

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What the hell are we doing here?

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The name Sobarqa has never appeared in any other publicly known documents related to Barack Obama. Is Sobarca per So Barack perhaps Barack Obama's subob name? I hope I'm saying that right. Why have Americans never been told about the subob cult connection before? Why the secrecy? Duddy, Fuddy is from Hawaii, spent time in Seattle and Indonesia, and was deeply involved in this in the cult. Only after reading Dunham's biography by Janny Scott, a singular woman, do we become aware of Dunham's early fascination and lifelong devotion to the cult. The Islamic cult compromised of about 10,000 members worldwide. The group reserves Ramadan observes Ramadan. The cult was founded in Indonesia by Muhammad Subib, whatever. They maintain a strong and enduring connection to the United Nations ties uh between Subhub and the UN began as early as the 1950s and continue today. Sub spread from Indonesia to Hawaii and Chicago. Chicago. Who's from Chicago? Who's that politician from Chicago?

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Well, I don't know, but that guy right there looks so much. I cannot hush Ron Hush. Okay.

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The group also established an office in Seattle. The subub USA moved its headquarters to Washington, DC, a suburb in 2012. Didn't Barack Obama get so they went from Chicago to DC or followed Barack Obama. Wow. Uh sub received a grant from the Creststone Baca community in Colorado from the Manitou Foundation. The Manitou Foundation was funded by a shadowy UN official and Agenda 21 architect, Agenda 21, which is like the precursor to Agenda 2020. That's why we have all of our stupid zoning rules, by the way. Strong resides in China. China. Another tie-in here through his Open Society Foundation's funded Yayasin Usa. These guys have very difficult names to pronounce. A humanitarian effort in Indonesia Source funded the subbub humanitarian project in 2008. Deliana was Loretta Fuddy's subub name. Delania joined Subub in 1982 in San Diego. Diliana was sub USA Endowment Fund Trustee. This allowed oversight of the group's finances. Subob literature often discusses the complete destruction of capitalism and the transformation of Western society. Huh.

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Huh. Huh.

SPEAKER_05 18:42

Turns out Valerie Jarrett's father was in communication with Soviet agent who was charged with espionage and fled with espionage and fled to the US. The startling connection. So who's Valerie Jarrett? Who's Valerie Jarrett?

SPEAKER_08 18:57

I don't remember. I do know that name. Um let me think for a second. Valerie Jarrett.

Valerie Jarrett And Soviet Ties Alleged

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She was Barack Obama's live-in. She was his hand. Like you can't describe her as anything other than a handler. She lived with Barack Obama before, lived basically, was his one of his White House counsel. And then after he retired, she lived in his house. They lived together. Like she's grandma, right? But she's she's uh Valerie Jarrett. This is the one that Roseanne Barr got fired for or for making fun of. Okay. Right? The startling connection between Loretta Footy's Islamic cult network and the 20th century Soviet spy rings is only the latest revelation uh to paint an increasingly troubling picture of President Barack Obama. Valerie Jarrett, President Obama's most trusted and influential advisor, is the product of communist espionage roots, Soviet communist espionage roots. FBI files show that the father of senior Obama White House advisor Valerie Jarrett was in communication with paid Soviet agent Alfred Stern. Stern was charged with espionage and fled to Prague. The classified FBI files obtained under FOIA by Judicial Watch revealed that the father, the maternal grandfather, and the father-in-law of prison Obama's closest advisor, Valerie Jarrett, were hardcore communists under investigation by the U.S. government. Valerie Jarrett's grandfather, Robert Taylor, and Soviet spy Alfred Stern, worked as business partners in low-income housing. Valerie Jarrett carried out this family business tradition. Valerie earned a moniker, slumlord, after she became ensnared in several Chicago public, private, low-income housing scandals. Valerie Jarrett's father-in-law, Vernon Jarrett, a communist propagandist for the Soviets, what does my screen keep blaking out? I don't know. Was placed on the FBI security index. The security index was a secret list of individuals to be immediately arrested should any disruption break out between the U.S. and the Soviet Union.

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Ah.

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Vernon Jarrett and Frank Marshall Davis simultaneously worked as writers at the radical Chicago Defender newspaper. Valerie Jarrett's own father, Dr. James Bowman, was deemed a Soviet subversive by the FBI. Dr. Bowman, like Vernon Jarrett, was in touch with Soviet Alfred spy Alfred Stern. The Jarrett family's extensive connections to Alfred Stern provide further evidence that President Barack Obama is affiliated with long-standing Soviet espionage cabal. Any question about Stern being a Soviet spy dissipated when he fled the U.S. in 1956 to Prague before moving to the Soviet Union and Canada.

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Man, that's the first time.

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Barack Obama refers to Valerie Jarrett as family. Frank Marshall Davis, another member of President Obama's family, was placed on the FBI security index. Davis was a CPUSA member number 47544 and was a suspected KGB agent. Davis was a Barack Obama's Hawaii mentor. Huh. Exactly. Huh. So the lady that produced the birth certificate, the Sheriff Arapayo says is a forgery, died in a plane crash and was the only one that died when a diver popped up and she disappeared. Okay. And then we find out she was part of an Islamic cult that Barack Obama's parents' mother was in. And they had connections to Hawaii and to Chicago, where Barack Obama appeared suddenly. No history of going to college, no history of like attending Columbia Law School. Ask uh Wayne Allen Root about that, right? Doesn't show up in the yearbooks. You've got Wayne Allen Root and um what's his name?

SPEAKER_08 22:45

Um I was gonna ask if Obama got his diving car.

SPEAKER_05 22:50

Savage says that Barack Obama, he believes Barack Obama went to law school in Moscow because Columbia University had like a sister school going on for a little while. So thinks Barack Obama went to school in Moscow. His family is Valerie Jarrett, who basically everybody but her and her family and everybody they knew was on the FBI arrest immediately if anything goes bad because they're all spies list, and he somehow ends up as our president, right? So why am I talking about this?

SPEAKER_08 23:23

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 23:24

If you were trying to overthrow the government and you had a Manchurian candidate and you had it all set up, what length would you go to to maintain that power?

SPEAKER_08 23:34

What length would you go to? Any length, man. I mean, you'd have to.

SPEAKER_05 23:38

Would you maybe, you know, print some extra ballots and have them sent to the voting centers? Would you maybe, you know, oh hell yeah, count Nevada ballots? How did the Nevada ballots make it to Maricopa County?

SPEAKER_08 23:50

Well, I don't know, but we gotta grease some wheels. We just gotta grease some wheels, that's all.

Why Manipulate Elections: Power At Any Cost

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Dude, this is and we're over here like I gotta go to work. I'm glad I live in a democracy. Okay. So we find out we find out yesterday that Maricopa County finally has an investigation going on from the FBI. Trump tweeted this out yesterday, and the FBI grabbed all the data from Maricopa County, the electronic data specifically. So let's listen to John Solomon and Steve Bannon talk about this. But before we do that, let me get back here. Pony Boy, good morning. Mada Easel, good morning, everyone. Doug Wyatt, good morning. So glad you made it. Reason 411, you've been around for a couple weeks. I love it. Good morning. Uh HL Young22 did not know about Nevada ballots counted in Arizona or Sheriff going to prison. I knew about sheriff going to prison. I did not know that Nevada ballots were being counted in Maricopa. And that's crazy because I'm pretty sure as far as regular peasants go, I probably know as much about what happened in the 2020 election as any hell yeah. Okay. Uh Heather uh HL Young, in spite of the birth certificates and laptops, control of the media sells us our candidates. Exactly. D Barvarian said yes, Barry Sorreto was a CIA back before he was press. It sure seems that way. I mean it sure seems that way. It's crazy because the news is like turns out the uh lady who died is uh was the one who had Brock Bomb versus skipping. Too bad, plain trash. What do we got, Ron, before we play this video?

SPEAKER_08 25:25

It it does unless these are like bright green, I can't click them.

SPEAKER_05 25:28

Oh okay, so let's play the video while you play around with that.

FBI Seizes Maricopa Data

SPEAKER_25 25:31

Short of a blockbuster story on just the news. I think you broke overnight. Uh Maricopa County. Now you've been at the tip of the spear of making how allowing us to understand the overall framing of what's happening in Georgia. And we've had tons of the local people have been fighting the fight in Georgia. Maricopa, and is Georgia is the key that probably picks the lock today because stood in the breach and go. Everybody remembers back from that night that it was really Arizona and the call by uh Fox News that kind of seemed like a domino effect and and really disoriented many, many, many people who were not just Fox fans, but obviously Trump supporters. And we've never really gotten sticky on so go go through what your story says today because I think this is so important. I wanted to lead with it this morning, sir. Ah, thank you.

SPEAKER_24 26:21

I appreciate it. So Maricopa County has had more than a decade of of long problems. Back in the early 2000s, it was the Democrats who always cried foul that Maricopa County couldn't count votes correctly, couldn't administer the election correctly. All right, we gotta we gotta read that right now. I know we can't.

Mark Finchem On Digital Trails

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All right, sorry, guys, we had to we had to hit that or we were gonna miss it. Okay, here we go.

Voter Rolls, Signature Checks, And Deletions

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Of of long-term problems. Back in the early 2000s, it was the Democrats who always cried foul that Maricopa County couldn't count votes correctly, couldn't administer the election correctly. Then in 2024, uh, Republicans raised the same curtains and Democrats suddenly went into a state of denial. The FBI has decided that the history of Maricopa County is problematic and that uh under federal law, a county or a state must administer the election the way their state laws do uh require it. If they don't, it is a federal legal violation. This is why they raided Fulton County, another place with a long history of uh irregularities and misconduct, and quite frankly, just um incompetent election counting. And so the focus uh in this uh grand jury subpoena that went in the last few days to Maricopa County, seized the many gigabytes of election data is the 2024 election, which is interesting because President Trump won there. But there is a discovery that was made by uh congressional uh observers. Every year the House Administration Committee sends uh observers, one Democrat, one Republican, to various voting centers. One of the uh teams, the Republican-Democrat team that went to Maricopa County, observed something very disturbing. They took pictures, they wrote a long report. Congressman Abe Hamiday uh hinted at this in an oversight letter recently. Uh, the information in that report was so troubling to the FBI. And when coupled to the things that the Arizona Senate found in 2020 uh that were raised as concerns and the things that Hamiday and Kerry Lake raised in 2022, they uh were able to get a grand jury subpoena from a federal grand jury and execute uh the transmission of a large amount of voter data. They're gonna go through that data looking for some of the telltale signs that were in this congressional report. I hope in the next couple days to make that congressional report public so everybody can see what it was that observers on Brian Styles' House Administration Committee saw. Uh Brian Style himself acknowledged that uh they were working with federal authorities on this specific Arizona matter. So you got Congress working with the FBI. Uh, and I think this is phase two of about a five-phase look at states, particularly blue states or blue areas of states where elections are not administered the way the law says they're supposed to be. And as a result, the FBI may come in and prosecute people because it is a federal felony if you don't follow your state's laws. If you don't treat everybody the same under your state law, so that's where we're at today. Now, over the next 10 days, Steve, we're gonna have a lot more. We are going to be able to get for the first time. I've been able to start processing these documents, a large body of evidence that's in the intelligence community that raises concerns about foreign interference in our elections. That'll probably uh be the end of this week or early next week. The documents are explosive, they're really remarkable. And it what's most remarkable is that all this has been kept a secret from the American people, possibly President Trump in some cases, until recently, of course, when his team told them. I think there's a lot there. And then in between those two things, we're going to reveal another uh codenamed FBI investigation that targeted President Trump, one you've never heard of before, one that may be among the most troubling. We have Crossfire Hurricane, of course. We've got Plasmic Echo, and we have um uh the third one that targeted uh the uh January 6th investigation, uh Arctic Frost. There's another one that is really deeply troubling. It's troubling to the FBI, it's troubling to the intelligence community, and hopefully between now and next week we'll get all four of those stories up.

SPEAKER_05 31:44

Yeah. So let me let's talk about that story here. Well, before we do that, let's do this. Let's listen to um Mark Finkum. Do you remember who Mark Finkum is?

SPEAKER_25 31:55

No.

SPEAKER_05 31:56

So Mark Finkum was a uh he was a G state GOP senator in Arizona, and he was really involved in trying to get after the 2020 election fraud in Maricopa County. He was instrumental to get the cyber ninja uh uh I'm sorry.

SPEAKER_08 32:15

Remember your name.

SPEAKER_05 32:16

Yeah. So he and they kind of got run out, like they lost their next elections, you know. Go figure. So, anyways, he stayed on the case though, right? Because this is a big deal for people who believe in living in a republic and American values and we the people, for the people, by the people, you know, that whole thing. Like this is offensive to our souls. I mean, this is like who's in charge? Who's caught who are we paying our taxes to? Who's doling out these services, right? And then you start getting into like tyranny, and it's a guy like me. I'm going, I don't feel like you guys have the authority to put me in prison. And I'm not saying that as some sovereign citizen, I'm saying that because I'm not sure you were elected.

SPEAKER_08 32:54

Well, they are the movie director. They should just be the movie director.

Broader DOJ And FBI Probe Codenames

SPEAKER_05 32:58

Yeah. Uh Debarian says the whole system is rigged. Nothing is going to change until you get out of that corrupt system. Common law courts can change that. Spark, start picking the low-hanging fruit. There are no common law courts. 1938, e-reverse Tompkins, you can look it up. There is no general federal general common law. There is only commercial law, which is part of the problem, Deborah Bavarian. You need to come over and check us out at 1776live.us on Thursdays. We do our ignite presentation. We talk all about this. I've probably done something called equity in court more than any other person in this country to great effect. And uh it's not common law that you're trying to get at, it's equity that you want. So, anyways, let's move on from that. Okay, so this is Mark Finkham talking about the ballots and talking about the warrant that was served yesterday or subpoena, however you want to think of it. I'm not exactly sure which it was, and how they grabbed the digital data.

SPEAKER_00 33:49

This latest effort by the Trump D is, I think, the first glimpse that people who followed the story will have into actual justice being carried out. I'm just slightly skeptical and concerned that the time that's passed has given potential bad actors some time to cover their tracks.

SPEAKER_04 34:12

Well, I would ordinarily I would agree with you, but you cannot obliterate the electronic record. So anybody who knows anything about computers uh uh at the at the engineering level, you never truly delete something. Uh it's archived. It doesn't appear obvious, but it's still on the system. All right. So keep in mind, this isn't just about uh the the signature verification stuff. Uh the recorder Justin Heap, who replaced Stephen Richer, who was responsible for this crapshow of an election, removed over 500,000 fictitious voter identities from the system over the last year. Five hundred thousand. Wow. So now we've got this situation that's been set up, and we're trying to look forward, but you still have to look in the rearview mirror as to what went wrong. Right. So you had signature verification, but had we had a system like LE, ELL Y, which is a voter verification system at the front end and endpoint monitoring to make sure that nobody penetrates the electronic system at the back end, bookmark those two things with the actual election process, and we probably wouldn't be having this conversation today.

SPEAKER_00 35:30

Mark, last question. Who are your top candidates for arrest should wrongdoing be found here?

SPEAKER_04 35:36

I think I'll leave that up to the grand jury. I don't want to speculate on that. It is, however, a target-rich environment.

SPEAKER_05 35:46

Five voter profiles deleted. Oh, we're just cleaning up the rolls. No, you weren't. You were trying to hide evidence. How many people do you have on your roll? Clearly, you were trying to hide evidence. Clearly, you were trying to hide evidence. Okay, so this right here is a picture of Obama's witches of the West Wing. It's important that we know who these people are. Okay, so this is Kathy Rumler. Who's Kathy Rumbler?

SPEAKER_08 36:09

Ah, it's his attorney.

SPEAKER_05 36:11

It's his attorney. And what else is she? 11,000 emails with Jeffrey Epstein.

SPEAKER_08 36:17

Yes.

Media, Censorship, And Target Lists

SPEAKER_05 36:18

So told her he loved him. Okay. A lot of really shady stuff there. Got the uh award from John Brennan for some CIA award. Okay. Then who's this right here? This is Lisa Monaco. She's the fixer. Okay. She's involved in everything from Russia Gate to Ukraine Gate. She's involved in Fast and Furious. She was also on the leadership team in Joe Biden's DOJ under Merrick Garland in the District of Columbia. She was on this woman right here, this woman that I'm putting my cursor over, this woman right here, I believe was on the leadership team that decided to remand me from court and put me in prison. Oh. Okay. This woman right here. She stayed on and helped prosecute J6 cases and whatnot after January 6th. And who's this right here? That's Susan. Susan Rice, who just recently was saying, you know, we're gonna come after everybody who does anything to help Donald Trump and gives them quarter, right? So these three women right here sitting around Barack Obama, who of course we're missing Valerie Jarrett in the picture. Do you get it yet? These people are corrupt as you can come. Fabricate a birth certificate. We know from Patrick Byrne, and I believe this is at this point pretty much, I mean, we're just waiting for some government official to officially announce it, but the first manipulated election through the machines was the Iowa caucus, where Barack Obama beat Hillary Clinton and gained all of his momentum to then go to win the United States presidential seat. That's pretty stunning. What length would you go to cover up the Manchurian candidate? You'd cross the Clintons. And what do we what did we hear yesterday from John Kirkenow? The cover up is worse than the crime. We've got cover up on cover up on cover up on cover up. And who's Donald Trump? The guy in the back, the reality TV star, that's like, who's Barry Sorreto? Kind of funny that he changed his name, saying that he doesn't have a birth certificate, right? And then this guy decides to throw his hat in the ring and run. And he used to be a friend of Jeffrey Epstein, and he used and he, you know, he's one of these elites that apparently wasn't corrupted by the elite system. You know what I mean? And that's like uh all hands on deck. And how far would they go? Do you think that they would count illegal aliens in the census? Of course they would. And how does that flip this the House? Oh, I don't know, 30 to 40 seats.

SPEAKER_15 38:39

Chicago, New York, Massachusetts. Democrats have gerrymandered the vote beyond recognition to try to maintain their advantage in the House elections. On top of that, let's not forget Democrats rigged the 2020 census by including illegal aliens. Remember, they sued Donald Trump, they sued the administration, they fought tooth and nail to include illegal aliens in the census. 20 to 30 of House Democrat seats wouldn't exist but for illegal aliens. Texas is taking just a small corrective step against this ocean of fraud, this ocean of abuse by the corrupt Democrat Party, Sean. Illinois, Chicago, New York, Massachusetts.

SPEAKER_05 39:28

So they rigged the census to do what? Increase the voter rolls. Who knows if those illegals voted? But once you're on the voter rolls and you're using the run back system who prints the ballots and counts the ballots for multiple states in one spot, taking delivery of ballots just days before they start actually counting votes, while they're supposed to have had those ballots sent out. You were short 770,000 ballots in America in uh Georgia and didn't send them out. Nope. You know, one of the things that Guliani and Sidney Powell alleged was that there was a print shop nearby that printed ballots and delivered them right to Fulton County without ever sending them out. These are the quote, unfolded ballots. Well, we just saw the receipt. That's the first time I got to see the actual receipt. So then you go, like, let's go to another swing state, Michigan. And we're just kind of doing, we're not even doing a deep dive on the elections. We're just showing you how bad this stuff is. So again, if you're gonna cover up a birth certificate by sending a diver out into the ocean to kill somebody, allegedly, who knows, right? For an Islamic cult member that happens to be in the same Islamic cult as Barack Obama that has ties to Chicago, where Barack Obama appears suddenly, that is surrounded by people that are ex-KGB Soviet spies, that's getting funding from the George Soros Foundation. This is getting to be kind of crazy, right? It's like all the all the enemies in one plot here. Uh Secretary of State in Michigan is Secretary Benson, and we have a lot of listeners in Michigan, actually, right? She just confessed and admitted and confirmed that illegal aliens are on the voter rolls. Of course they are. Jocelyn Benson, we've actually done a lot more than any other state. She refused the answer to the questions. Are illegal aliens on Michigan's voter rolls? So here's her response here.

SPEAKER_18 41:13

Can you assure Michiganders that there are no longer any non-citizen voters on the voter roll?

SPEAKER_26 41:18

We've done a lot more than any other state to ensure what I found. Uh we've seen the security of our voter rolls, and you can go to our website and see everything we've done to explain the access to our list. Uh and we talked a lot about that as well.

SPEAKER_01 41:31

So are there any other non-citizen voters on the voter roll?

Voter ID Support Across Demographics

SPEAKER_05 41:41

That audio is horrible. What she's saying there is basically we've we've worked on our list. Now, anybody who knows anything about the election systems leading up to 2024, in 2024 it was gloves off, right? The emergency orders of COVID, suspend constitutions, mail-in ballots in places like Wisconsin that never had them, and on and on it goes, right? But Michigan, of all this, all the states after 2020 actually did tighten up their rules, right? Across the board because there was so much scrutiny. A lot of legislatures, some of it felt performative, but they did things, you know, a couple checks and balances here and there. Michigan did the opposite. They took off all of the guardrails. No voter ID, no registration. I mean, it's just automatic registration, the worst state. In fact, they were saying, you know, 2024, too big the rig. People were saying they couldn't unrig Michigan. The only thing that probably saved us in Michigan was the Patriots that sat outside the voting centers at night and turned away the U-Haul trucks. Oh, jeez. Right. Did you hear about this in Detroit? So Detroit was delaying giving their results. And then we started getting reports from people on the ground with videos saying we told the U-Haul to leave. And the RNC had attorneys sitting out there saying, That U-Haul, if that U-Haul goes into park, we've already got someone at the courthouse ready to submit to get an injunction to stop those ballots from coming in. Right. Because the cutoff was like 7 p.m. And when the trucks start showing up at midnight, they're like, no way. They camped outside of those voting centers all night long to turn away trucks and vehicles allegedly with ballots in them. Okay. So that's probably the only real reason why we won in 2020. Because had those ballots made it into the system, they would have been counted. So it kind of pinned them into a corner. But do we really have to go that length in America to secure our elections? To literally camp outside the places where they vote.

SPEAKER_08 43:27

Apparently.

SPEAKER_05 43:27

Yeah. Now, the the problem they had was they centralized voting. Right. If you'd have done your voting in every little elementary school gymnasium, you couldn't do that. You could have a spot where some ballots could show up. But because they centralized the voting, you just go sit around that spot, right? So here's the deal. She is part of an NGO, Michigan Center for Election and Law Administration. Okay. So there's their status, 501 C3. In 2020, they had$12,000 in revenue. They had$11,889,000,$12 million in revenue. Million eight hundred eighty-nine million dollars in expenses and only have$150,000 in assets.

SPEAKER_08 44:05

Okay. Okay.

SPEAKER_05 44:06

Voter education group funded in 2009 by Jocelyn Benson. Notice the 2020 budget? That's how much she was bribed to overthrow the government in 2020. That's pretty much it, right there. That's her group. 12 million bucks, 11 million in expenses, all expensed out, no assets to speak of. That's her group. Very interesting. Yeah, reason 411, she has done a lot to cover up. Yes, Jenna Griswold and Jocelyn Benson are two very, in my opinion, disgusting women. Uh, I just I don't know how else to put it. It's like you're denying you're depriving American citizens of rights, and you know you're doing it. And you put on this very uh sociopathic smile in the process. Your teeth are too white. That's all I can say. Politics is just theater, says Deborah Bavarian on YouTube. It's just theater for the masses, and you are still up to the eyeballs in their propaganda. Nothing will change until you deprogram yourself. That is true. Carlito, the military will eventually step in. You're right, it's too corrupt to fix currently. Um, maybe Shantini, you just can't make this shit up. And Shantini, I know, is from Michigan. She knows exactly what's going on there. Yeah. And uh it is really stunning. Now, the issue of voter ID. Okay, what can we do to fix this? Obviously, we're gonna have to take incremental steps. Nobody wants the entire system to burn down, although I do know some of you do. Okay, I do know there are some accelerationists out there that, you know, you just think that you can survive on your food storage or whatever. I don't particularly abscribe to that. I've seen some of the worst of society in prison, you know, a depravity and a darkness that I didn't know existed. You know, these are not the people who like would mess around with election fraud, they'll just kill you. You know what I mean? Like they have that they will eat your face off.

SPEAKER_08 45:49

So is the Save Cares Act or whatever, is this gonna fix everything? Are we all just gonna show IDs and then dip our fingers in ink when we vote or what?

Census, Apportionment, And Illegals Debate

SPEAKER_05 45:59

Here's the thing. No, we're not gonna do I tell the Afghanistan, dip your finger in. I don't know what's gonna happen, right? But the first and foremost is if you have to prove citizenship with a passport, a social security card, a birth certificate, something like that, that goes a long ways. Yeah, right. That goes a long ways, and then of course you're showing up in person, so you've got a show ID to register, and then you've got a show ID to vote. So there's the two things. And the show ID to vote, that's not a big deal. You get a show ID to buy a beer, you know what I mean? Like not a big deal at all. And so uh it's wildly popular amongst the American people.

SPEAKER_16 46:35

Okay, what's the racial breakdown on this, right? Because I think a lot of people make the argument that people of color, non-white Americans, have a harder time procuring a photo ID to vote. But even here, take a look here. Favor photo ID to vote. 85% of white people favor it, 82% of Latino, 76% of black Americans favor it. So the bottom line is this voter ID is not controversial in this country. A photo ID to vote is not controversial in this country, it is not controversial by party, and it is not controversial by race. The vast majority of Americans agree with Nicki Minaj that, in fact, you should have a photo ID to be able to vote. So, what is the controversy?

SPEAKER_05 47:14

Exactly. What is the controversy here? We've played it. Tommy Tooborville, you've got a dozen senators or probably more that don't want to go after this because they know their seat was not won. Okay. House members, if you take the illegals off the voter rolls, what's gonna happen to your apportionment? You know, if they fix the census in 2030 and you change your apportionment, ah, you see what I'm talking about? What length would you go to cover up the cover-up of the cover-up of the Venturian candidate Barack Obama?

SPEAKER_08 47:44

I guess you gotta go all the way.

SPEAKER_05 47:46

You gotta go all the way. I mean, would you involve the DOJ and maybe illegally targeting the political opponents of Barack Obama? Yeah, you might do that. So, this is what John Solomon had talked about earlier, in addition to the probe into Maricopa County by the FBI. Trump targeted by FBI codename counterintel probes that ensnared hundreds of Americans. So, what is this talking about? So, we've all heard of crossfire hurricane, and we've mostly all heard of Arctic Frost. But remember how we found out there were special access files and stuff like that? There were two other operations against Donald Trump, Round River, never heard about it, as Mic Echo. And we just heard about that one this morning. Okay.

SPEAKER_08 48:30

I love these names, by the way.

SPEAKER_05 48:31

Yeah. Arctic Frost, the stretched from summer 2016 to January 2025, all the way up until Trump took office. They were investigating, uncovering evidence of far-reaching dragnet that in some cases may have been predate predicated on faults, misleading, or uncorroborated justifications, officials said. Many of the investigative files were hidden from view, even from the most FBI agents, because they were marked prohibited access and controlled by controlled carefully by FBI leadership. Patel search has been aided by whistleblowers inside his agency, a handful of senior bureau executives close to the director and some members of Congress, particularly Senate Judiciary Committee Chuck Grassley of Iowa, who's holding up the Save America Act, by the way. Those who have seen the records, told just the news, they chronicle how the FBI's expanded counterterrorism and counterintelligence missions after September 11th, 2011. Terrorist attacks eventually became hijacked by politics and led agents to deploy tools meant for terrorists and spies against everyday Americans in a bid to find a way to bring criminal cases against Trump. You know, there's this whole thing about oppressor and victim, and then when the victims get powered, they become the oppressor and they victimize who was once the oppressor. It's this pendulum swing back and forth and back and forth. Barack Obama's family and his closest advisors were all accused of being what, Ron? Spies and Islamic terrorists.

SPEAKER_08 50:00

Yeah.

Too Big To Rig And Grassley Gatekeeping

SPEAKER_05 50:00

And then they contrived a way to get power. And what did they do? They flipped the script and they went after the Patriots with the tools that had been designed to go after who? Them. It's just a high-level observation. I can't prove any of it other than just to play clips and read John Solomon reports. I mean, I only went to prison over this nonsense, right? Because I got wrapped up in it. Why? Oh, because I wanted an election. I voted for Barack Obama. Little did I know he was this, right? Because to me, it was Mr. Hope and Change. And what do we get? Every piece of paper he signed was the opposite of what he said, which is exactly what you'd get from an Islamist that's going to lie to you to gain power, which is what they say they do. Open. This is bonkers. One whistleblower this month told the FBI that surveillance and monitoring of Trump figures continued right up to the president's 2025 inauguration, according to multiple interviews. Few inside Trump's orbit were spared from targeting by their stracher, a dozen members of Congress and their staffers, his future chief of staff, Susie Wiles, journalists, campaign advisors, defense lawyers, and even Patel himself had their privacy pierced by warrants, wiretaps, PISA surveillance, phone record analysis, FBI assessments, or grand juries. Many targets and subjects fell under the Bureau's definition of special circumstances because they have they have recognized constitutionally protected privileges, like lawyers and members of Congress, journalists and political figures. Even a political consultant, turned documentary filmmaker who investigated Hunter Biden's foreign business dealings before joining Trump's 2024 campaign was recently notified he was targeted in a criminal investigation that only recently was shut down, according to letters between Congress and the FBI, reviewed by Just the News. Michael Caputo had his emails and communications seasoned 2023 by a classified subpoena issued about two weeks after he joined the Trump campaign. And the email account, the Bureau penetrated, contained correspondence on the Trump campaign's private strategies and deliberations. It's amazing Donald Trump won. Do you know how charismatic you have to be to attract people to your cause, knowing that you're likely going to be put under scrutiny and surveillance by the government and put on a target list for prosecution? Do you know how amazing of a leader Donald Trump has to be to not wield those tools and still enlist people in the cause of making America great again? This is a leader that the world has never seen. Ever. All the opposition he's up against, this isn't a Hitlerian rise to power where he took control of the levers of power and then used it like Barack Obama did to inflate his support, allegedly. This is a guy who swam upstream the whole time.

SPEAKER_08 53:06

He's still doing it.

SPEAKER_05 53:07

Too big to rig? I mean, counting ballots from Nevada in Maricopa County, and you still won those states. This is something that is beyond belief. Right? I I I walk around Washington State and I know we have some crazy liberals here, but I also am like, but not everybody's like that.

unknown 53:30

Right?

Guardrails Versus Accelerationism

AI, Speech, And The Snapchat Arrest

SPEAKER_05 53:30

I mean, you go on even like on Bainbridge Island here, the bastion of liberalism. It's like they're not all that liberal. They're kind of hippies, they're kind of crunchy, but they're not as liberal as you'd think. There's activists, sure. But most of where we live is like pickups and shotguns. It's country. You know what I mean? How are we that liberal? We're not. We're not. It's just that it's been totally suppressed. The media is totally in on it, just like uh our friend Deb Bervari in '88 says, right? Patel's FBI has informed Congress the probe has been shut down. But how but the questions of how so many Americans were targeted targeted remains open. At least 1,200 people fall into categories of special circumstances, target, or subject, subject were investigated under assessments of the FBI between 2018 and 2014. During Ray's tenure, an explosive recent audit report to Congress revealed. There's growing evidence that may support the case that the FBI engaged between 2016 and 2025 in a conspiracy to violate the civil rights of his supporters under the color of government power. A senior DOJ official with direct knowledge of the FBI's current reviews told Just the News. Assistant Attorney General Harmit Dillon recently told Just the News that criminal charges are indeed possible. Possible? Possible? 1,200 people had their rights violated under color of government power. Maybe, I don't know, maybe we'll put some charges. Uh, if federal officials intentionally violated civil liberties in politically weaponized investigations. Is there really any doubt at this point? Is there? The Department of Justice is at the heart of considering these issues right now. So I can't really talk about the specifics, but in general terms, yes, the civil rights division of the DOJ generally does have a tool of criminal conspiracy statute for conspiring against rights. For conspiring against rights. And this date backs to the start of the Ku Klux Klan. Huh. Remember that whole oppressor victim thing? Isn't it convenient that Barack Obama was also our first half black president that would have been the victim of Ku Klux Klan violence? And didn't he basically re-uh segregate America by using identity politics and blaming everything bad on Christians who cling to their Bibles and their guns and have, what do you call it, daddy issues? Or was it mommy issues? I can't remember. In prison, I always realized that the guards all had daddy issues and the prisoners all had mommy issues. I would say of those things that are on the table for lawyers and DOJ officials and others who conspired with them at the state level, state prosecutors, state police, and so forth who conspired to violate civil rights. And it could also include executive branch officials from the first administration who knowingly conspired and orchestrated a violation of federal civil rights, she added. The weaponization of intelligence and law enforcement against Trump and his allies as they build a potential grand conspiracy case spanning 2016, 2020, and 2024. Evidence in the first and last of the counterteller's operation is well known and mostly released. Crossfire Hurricane, which probed the now disproven Russian collusion allegations, the Arctic Frost, which looks at Trump's effort to offer the Senate alternative electors ahead of the 2020 election. Documents declassified last year, among other things, that the Obama administration officials, this is all coming back from Obama, and his intelligence officials misled Congress and others while claiming that the discredited anti-Trump steel dossier was not used in the 2017 U.S. intelligence community assessment on Russian meddling. Didn't Barack Obama, isn't he like a result of like a Soviet menagerie of Islamic terrorism? And you know what I mean? The Arctic Frost probe alone targeted nearly 400 conservative groups. The official said the two middle operations, which are just beginning to be disclassified so Congress can fully be read in, may produce some of the most troubling abuses uncovered by Kash Patel and his team and are the focus of ongoing criminal investigations into former FBI and DOJ personnel. For instance, the plasmic echo investigation that explored whether Trump illegally took classified documents to his Mar-Lago. Why is it doing that? Mar Lago Home, after his first term, had allegedly turned up evidence. My screen keeps blacking out. Sorry, guys. Turned up evidence, and I lost my spot. Mar Lago Home, after the first team had already turned up evidence, the FBI agents believed he did not meet legal standard for his search urgent, but agents raided the president's home, anyways, in August 2022 after being overruled by the DOJ itself, Merrick Garland, according to a bombshell revelation recently from Cash Patel. We continue to pass versions back and forth after our pause and concern about probable cause for any of the locations outlined. An agent wrote the team. What was the guidance for continuing to work on this document without any new information? Anyways, Christopher Ray is deeply involved in this. So that was the plasmic echo thing. I shouldn't have a license to practice law, one lawyer told. As I'm as shocked as Susie. Meanwhile, the Round River investigation may prove the most troubling of all, the counterintelligence probes targeting the Trump universe, though at present it remains mostly classified. Agents only recently discovered the opening memos and files of the probe, which started in the Bureau's Pittsburgh office by targeting a Trump lawyer and former New York City mayor, Rudy Giuliani, for his efforts to investigate Joe Biden and Hunter Biden's exploits in Ukraine, but it then expanded to look at numerous public figures who spoke out about Biden family corruptions. Early evidence, early whistleblower evidence from the cases raised grave concerns inside Congress about potential civil liberty violations. Specifically, that people in the investigation may have been targeted solely by virtue of their speech. Lawmakers fear the standards for those who standards for who was targeted were simply talking points deemed by the deaf FBI counterintelligence to be Russian disinformation. In other words, reporters, lawmakers, movie makers, and lawyers who made certain allegations or raised questions about the Biden's dealings in Ukraine may have been assessed to be a national security threat aligned with Russia, worthy of investigation, and treated as purveyors of information interfering in elections.

SPEAKER_10 59:31

Huh.

SPEAKER_05 59:32

Huh. Senator Grassley's staff is playing a critical role in this. Uh, Senator Grassley, Save America Act. Stop toying with us. It's completely disingenuous that you're even involved with this at all. Right? And we went back into Senator Grassley's past, his mysterious plane plane crash in Iowa, and suddenly he became the gatekeeper for all the whistleblowers.

SPEAKER_08 59:54

Uh-huh.

SPEAKER_05 59:54

He can either make or break your life depending on how he feels about you and your whistleblower allegations.

SPEAKER_08 1:00:00

And he can either make or break America.

Ownership Of Accounts And Digital Evidence

SPEAKER_05 1:00:03

This is unbelievable, right? So why do we take to go into that? Okay. Why do we take the time to go into that? Because our country is in peril. And there are easy solutions, right? Uh um what was the name? Deb Bavarian talks about common law, raising common law courts. Listen, that's you want to get killed by the government until this is resolved. Don't take authority onto yourself to be a court, right? I mean, this is Steve Pachinik wrote books about this. This is how actual civil wars that are hot domestically get started. We have to take back our country. It's not their country, it's our country. That was the whole point of the election system and the electoral college and representative form of government, and on and on we go. But this corruption, I mean, it goes back to JFK. But when Barack Obama comes on the scene, it takes on a completely different feel. He's got allies in Iran, Venezuela, you've got election machines, you've got Soviet influence, you've got Islam. And what does he do the whole time? He does the opposite of what's in the best intentions of America, including starting out his entire presidency flying around the world saying we're not a Christian country anymore. Right? It's just absurd. H.L. Young says, I was under the impression, although did not jump on the bandwagon, that real ID fixed the problem of the government allowing people to come in the country and magically voting. I don't like real ID. I don't like the control grid. But it's kind of you know what I mean? Like, yeah, you can use a passport to vote. Don't get real ID if you can avoid it. What do we got, Ron? Let's take a break. I need a I need a breathing break.

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SPEAKER_05 1:02:41

I always wonder why they picked 1775. I don't know. Like 1776 makes sense. 1775 is like what happened then? You know what I mean? Like, not exactly sure.

SPEAKER_08 1:02:55

Well, you gotta do your coffee before your beer.

SPEAKER_05 1:02:57

And you know, I'm an amateur Revolutionary War buff. You know what I mean? But I'm like, what was going on in 1775? I I guess, you know, uh Thomas Paine wrote Common Sense. It was published in January 1776. So maybe he was like on tour drafting it, kind of doing the tavern comedy club routine with his common sense stuff. Okay, so this is Donald Trump. What does this all boil down to? It's pretty simple. These Democrats, these people that have propped this up, they can't remain in power for him to get the Congressional Medal of Honor, they didn't want to stand for him.

SPEAKER_21 1:03:30

There's something wrong with those people. And we can't let them ever be in a position where they can leave this country again or destroy this country again because we almost lost this country. This country was slow to be lost. The representatives in this room provided the pivotal votes in securing a record one trillion dollars for the United States military this year and now. The world is witnessing the importance of that investment with one of the most complex and stunning operations ever can for him.

SPEAKER_05 1:04:03

When Trump says we can't let these people around power, this this country was close to being lost. Think about the topics we have just briefly touched on. This is not a deep dive show. This is a news commentary show. We kind of go with the day-to-day news flow, and every now and then we'll kind of go off into the Joe Pio and the Barack Obama birth certificate scandal, which for most of you you probably thought was a joke because it was presented to us kind of like a joke by the Democrats. Like, yeah, like Barack Obama got elected. I mean, of course he's an American. You know, of course he was born in Hawaii. No, he was born in Kenya.

unknown 1:04:36

Okay.

SPEAKER_05 1:04:36

He was born in Kenya. His brother says so. His brother presented his Kenyan birth certificate. He's online, you know, you can go look him up. Okay. So it's like, and it there's even news articles saying first Kenyan-born senator. Until they thought he was going to run for president that they could steal it, he was Kenyan.

unknown 1:04:54

Okay.

SPEAKER_05 1:04:54

The whole thing is.

SPEAKER_08 1:04:56

Well, you gotta get some mileage out of that, too.

Creator Economy, Rumble Wallet Plugs

SPEAKER_05 1:04:58

Yeah, and then of course, you know, I mean, we don't even deep dive, but we just touch on that because listen, when Donald Trump says we almost lost our country, we it's not because, like, oh, because we got some illegal too many fruit pickers, too many almond pickers, too many, too many upuelas. No, that's not why we almost lost our country. It's not because our tax rate was bad, it's not because our healthcare system was kind of destroyed by Obamacare. Those are not the reasons why we almost lost our country. That's just legislation. We can fix that. What we can't fix is not having real elected leaders. What we can't fix is Islamic terrorism coming to our doorstep and the door being wide open. I mean, John Brennan, for heaven's sake, greenlit the passports of the hijackers, alleged hijackers of the planes on 9-11. I don't even know how that story is all shapes out. You know what I mean? The whole thing we came so close to losing our country. So close. This isn't about barisma in Ukraine. It's all of it. It's all of it. We can fix all of it if we have free and fair elections. We can flush out bad leaders. We can correct bad legislation. We can get good judges appointed. We can fix all of it. But what we can't fix is when we don't get a choice in who runs this place. That leads good patriots to say things like, let's start a common law court and hold our own grand jury. Great. That's a good way for everyone to end up in jail. Okay. Because then it's just might makes right. And we revert to the very thing we want to avoid going hot and going kinetic domestically. And that's where you end up. When you oppose the sheriff and the marshals and the state troopers, because they're all in a chain of command from bought off bought off politicians or corrupt politicians or foreign interests.

SPEAKER_08 1:06:54

Well, then we take up arms against our brothers because we take up arms against our brothers because of some corrupt politicians that want to grift off the system because they've realized that America just keeps printing money.

SPEAKER_05 1:07:05

Printing money and printing ballots. The greatest currency we have is our ballot, right? It is absolutely crazy. Ferrazier says, he said, uh John Attack has said, I found some states that allow real ID for non-citizens. He just checked. Real ID is not only for U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residence, green card holders.

SPEAKER_08 1:07:23

Yeah, it has nothing to do with citizenship. It's all about control grid.

unknown 1:07:27

Yeah.

Iran War Framing And Baghdad Bob

SPEAKER_05 1:07:28

Real ID is basically absolutely confirming that you are the person on the driver's license. No more, literally, thousands of driver's licenses were issued with no name given. No name given. CDLs driving 18 wheelers on the interstate with a driver's license that says no name given on it.

SPEAKER_08 1:07:48

Right. It prevents that from happening. But it's also stopping just short of putting a chip in your body.

SPEAKER_05 1:07:55

Yeah, I don't like it. I don't like it at all. My mom did send me a text message that says I look good in Burgundy.

unknown 1:08:00

Thank you. I like that.

SPEAKER_05 1:08:02

Yeah. I was mentioned by Tarek Johnson on um X this morning. Let me see what he said. I posted so yesterday there was a Capitol Hill police officer that was indicted on like 19 counts of rape and all kinds of horrible charges. And there was another Capitol Hill police officer that was indicted on filming his girlfriends and exploitative material and underage stuff. And then there was a sergeant in arms that was arrested in October of 2021 for child pornography. Oh boy. They all got their names on the plaque that just went up for J6 in DC. You know, I'm just saying, like J6 protesters who showed up, we didn't have to pass background checks. That's a that's a smattering of America right there. Okay, so yeah, of course you're gonna have some yay who's out there that do stupid stuff. But when you're a Capitol Hill police officer, you'd think you'd pass the background check. It's amazing the concentration of sex offenders at the Capitol Hill Police. It's amazing. Makes you wonder, doesn't it? Okay, so what does it boil down to? It boils down to the Save America Act.

SPEAKER_21 1:09:01

With these few things added, and and let's go for the goals. Let's not just get one like voter ID, but you know, it can be given to you by your daughter. You know, your daughter, she has to be of age like above six years old, she's allowed to say. You have to see some of this stuff is so bad. They're doing everything possible because they know if we get this, they'll probably won't win an election for 50 years, okay? And maybe longer. And they're gonna fight like hell. But boy, do they get killed because even the Democrats, you saw the numbers today? Democrats voted 86% that this stuff should be passed. The Democrats, with the Republicans, you're at 98%, but Democrats are at 86%, except for the people that run the Democrat Party because they want to try and win elections illegally. The only reason you vote against voter idea is because you want to cheat. There's no other reason. They come up with reasons. They say it's racist. That's their number one racist. Then you have to explain it, and they they're just sitting there mumbling, they can't explain it. And it's actually very insulting when they use the term racist, very insulting to the people that they're trying to so-called defend, but they're not defending. Then I wanted to add two more to it because they're I say 95%, maybe 100%. No men in women's sports, very simple. Add that in.

SPEAKER_05 1:10:31

And I wanted to add in one other I I'm not even adding in no open borders because you he then adds in no no uh sex changes for minors. Okay. What's the original sin here? Who knows? JFK got shot. That's probably the original sin. Okay, but the original sin here is Barack Obama's birth certificate. It was overthrowing the country in 2008 and putting in Barack Obama, who literally every piece of legislation he passed was to America's detriment. I don't I don't believe there was any legislation that he passed that helped us out at all. I mean, if he did, it was like inconsequential stuff. You know what I mean? Like little things. Um, this is that this is the problem. Okay. Nobody would vote against voter ID unless you want to cheat in elections. Now, leader Hoon in the Senate, he said yesterday, he's like, Well, I don't know if I can get Save America through because procedurally, and you know, there's amendments and there's gonna be a lot of debate. And then he goes on to say, Well, this is huge amounts of support for the Save America Act. He goes, Yeah, but I think it's mostly like online paid influencers. It's that online paid influencer ecosystem that wants it.

SPEAKER_08 1:11:42

Okay.

Iranian Voices And Regime Pressure

SPEAKER_05 1:11:43

I wish they paid me. You know what I mean? Like, hello. We got 21 people listening on Rumble right now, but only two people on YouTube. Yeah, we're paid influencers. No, I'm an American. And I've done time for this country in the USMC, the United States Milit Medical Center for Federal Prison, not the Marine Corps, right? I served prison time over a stolen election. Now you can say it was, oh, because you rioted. Bullshit. I wasn't there if they hadn't a stolen election. I was read in a little bit too much on this in 2020. I was a little bit too hyped up about it. Why? Because I saw my country get taken from us. I'd seen it get taken from us slowly, legislatively, by Barack Obama. At that time, I didn't know Barack Obama wasn't legitimately elected, but it was obviously Biden wasn't. It was obvious. Look what they did to us during current COVID. This last 10 years has been one stream of assaults on the American people over and over and over again. So Donald Trump has said he's not signing one more piece of legislation until the Save America Act is on his desk.

SPEAKER_21 1:12:54

And nobody knew what the hell they say. It's called the capital the Save America Act. And I saw humor yesterday. We will stop Save America. They can't do it. And then the things within the Save America or something. Just the title. So we had that with a magazine. The greatest name of all time. Make it America Great again. You know, we had something America Great. But it didn't have that MAGA. You know, there was nothing you could say. I had CAG. And Kag, I said, you know, no longer. That's not good. MAGA is great. And we'll always respect MAGA. We love MAGA. We're never gonna let you down with MAGA. MAGA. This one's even better if you think about it. This is America. We're gonna save America. The Save America. How can they fight us? The Save America. And I've watched them. I watch Schumacher's horrible. What a horrible politician. He is now a Palestinian, officially.

SPEAKER_05 1:14:09

My dad sent me a couple Facebook posts yesterday. I don't have Facebook, so I have to like, you know, except for the show page, which occasionally I visit. But uh he sent me a Facebook video, and uh it was Donald Trump when he was talking about I'm not gonna fall asleep. I blinked, it took pictures, act like he was like, I love our president. He's so funny. He's a stand-up comedian. The Save America Act. How can you fight against that? How can you fight against voter ID? How can you how can you want illegal aliens counted in the census? How can you want, you know what I mean? Like, how do you want these things? This isn't America. Like, again, the political parties are to acquire power. Imagine how excited the Democrats were to get outside help, foreign influence. Yeah, absolutely. We're getting killed here ever since Mondale. You know what I mean? We've been trying everything to fluff up voter rolls, increase illegal immigration, let them vote. You know what I mean? It's like unreal. Now let's change topics here. Doug Wyatt says, Amen, brother. You are preaching today. Yeah, Doug Wyatt was one of my fellow J6 inmates. He and I were like best friends in the prison. We were in DC together and in Philadelphia. We walked miles and miles together. Um, he was known as the info sprayer, hashtag infosprayer. It was a sedition hunter's name. I was hashtag bearded mirror. But uh, anyways, yes, Doug, it's really stunning. And you understand this, right? You and many of our listeners understand that, especially if you listen every day, because as you follow the news daily, and we do, we go out and we pick some of these odd little tidbits, right? And it kind of stacks up. You're like, these people are crazy. Nothing makes sense.

SPEAKER_10 1:15:46

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:15:46

Oh, we fixed our voter rolls. No, you didn't. Uh Maricopa County. Our voter rolls are great. Then why'd you delete 5,000 voters and then say you didn't? You know what I mean? Like, there's a digital record of that, buddy. Why are you counting ballots from Nevada and Colorado and Utah and Maricopa County? Why? That doesn't make any sense. Why is run back in charge of ordering ballots and counting ballots? How convenient? You just have them delivered right to your loading dock.

SPEAKER_08 1:16:11

Super efficient.

SPEAKER_05 1:16:12

You can have them delivered right to your loading dock days before the election. But yet Trump, he gets indicted because he asked Brad Raffensburger to figure out where 11,000 votes are. Like, come on, man.

SPEAKER_08 1:16:23

We're this close in Georgia. I wonder if that run back place can uh print out the ballots with them already filled in.

Targets, Deterrence, And Escalation Ladders

SPEAKER_05 1:16:29

It was interesting because you know, one of our dear show listeners who's been around since the beginning, PB Brown, Utah Scouts, uh, he works elections, right? And for years now, we've had this back and forth. And and I hope I'm not putting thoughts or intention or words in his mouth, but for years, he's kind of defended the election system. Like, well, our county has good audits, and we have a good, you know, so many ballots in and so many votes. And I've been like, listen, if you're using machines, it's not secure, you're not, you know, well, we audit little stacks, but slowly over time, he's conceded certain points, right? Like, yeah, that is a problem. Yeah, there is a we can't control the registration process, and you know, the Eric system is supposed to be a check and balance, but it really doesn't help you. You know what I mean? It's like the little things. But last night he sent me a message when he saw this run back thing because he knew exactly who they were. And he's like, they shouldn't be anywhere near those two jobs, right? You shouldn't have un you shouldn't be counting ballots and ordering ballots, it should not be the same people, right? It's like obvious. Yes, Doug Wyatt says justice delayed is justice denied, because thousands of people get caught up in this nonsense. I I I it it actually pains me to think about how many people are in prison based on legislation passed by people that were not elected. It's it's actually the most depressing thing you can imagine because they can turn a patriot into a terrorist. How many people are sitting in prison because of laws that were passed by people that were not elected? That's that is you talk about deprivation of rights, and we'll never fix that. We'll never go back and fix that. And that's the problem, right?

SPEAKER_08 1:18:10

You can't get that toothpaste back in the tube.

SPEAKER_05 1:18:12

And and that's the problem that Trump's up against, right? It would be really nice just to show up and do the Q thing and arrest 427 members of Congress and uh, you know, arrest all the bureaucrats and all the stuff.

SPEAKER_08 1:18:24

If you hear your name, stand up, say the pledge.

SPEAKER_05 1:18:28

Do a little Slam Hussein. Like I said, I was really hoping for that at the State of the Union. It's unlikely to happen, right? There's probably gonna be a hand, I'm saying probably, I don't know. There's probably gonna be a handful of high-profile prosecutions, but for the most part, a lot of this stuff, we as the people are just gonna have to move on. And guys, this is unfortunately the plight of the peasants. We take the brunt of it, and then even if we can get our hands around it and we can get new leaders in, our suffering goes unuh uncompensated.

SPEAKER_08 1:18:59

Yep.

SPEAKER_05 1:19:00

Right? It's just the way it is. This is just part of the plight of being a peasant, and that's why we do this show because we want to see this stuff as it's happening so we can do something about it when it happens and not wait. It's also why we pick conspiracy for one of our subtopics, is because freaking the whole thing's a conspiracy against our rights. All right, we got one more for us, one more ad.

SPEAKER_08 1:19:20

I need I need five more minutes.

SPEAKER_05 1:19:22

Five more minutes. Okay, so this is kind of a one-off story here, but this is a uh this is a woman. Let's watch this little video here. This is really interesting, and you're gonna think something's really bad, and then you're gonna hear the story behind it.

SPEAKER_11 1:19:36

This is insane. I made a stupid post on Snapchat. And they're thinking me too. It was just a joke. It was a stupid Snapchat.

Oil, Strait Of Hormuz, And Markets

SPEAKER_07 1:19:53

So uh, do you happen to have So this is a teacher arrested for an inappropriate Snapchat?

SPEAKER_11 1:20:01

I do, yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:20:01

Okay, so you want to hand that to me, please? Yes. Okay, reasonable for here.

SPEAKER_11 1:20:08

Um yes, I was, yeah.

SPEAKER_07 1:20:09

Okay, and uh so we got a call about a snap. So did you happen to make one today?

SPEAKER_11 1:20:15

I'm so confused.

SPEAKER_07 1:20:16

So I want to show you is the snap we received.

SPEAKER_11 1:20:20

Oh, yes. But okay, yeah. Yes. Who did you so much to that was just my like took to like three people. Not a private story, but like a private preface. Like there's only like three people out there, but yeah, realizing that was a bad joke. That's a bad joke. I I did not mean it at like serious at all. Like, I'm not a violent person. You can ask any of the teachers. I'm very calm. It wasn't meant to be violent in any way.

SPEAKER_07 1:20:53

So I'm gonna be honest with you, this is a serious person.

SPEAKER_11 1:20:55

Okay, I know.

SPEAKER_07 1:20:56

How we got it was the FBI. Okay.

SPEAKER_10 1:20:58

Oh, okay.

SPEAKER_07 1:20:59

So you are gonna go with us. Okay, I do gotta process you. Why not stay the night in jail? Okay.

SPEAKER_11 1:21:07

This is crazy.

SPEAKER_07 1:21:08

I know, I know.

SPEAKER_11 1:21:09

I did not mean a ticket to this place.

SPEAKER_05 1:21:12

Okay, so she sent a private snap to a private group of three people, and it had the word shoot in it. Okay, she wanted to shoot somebody because of something that had happened. Okay. I remember one time sitting at uh I'm on trial, right, in federal district court, and they're through the trial, they're putting up tweets that I had put and Facebook posts that I had put. And these are things like you know, uh uh fire emoji it down, right? To DC during the 2020 riots when it was burning, and I was like, ah, fire emoji it down. They put that up. Look, he's so violent, he hates the District of Columbia. He came to do violence. I thought it was funny. He was burning, you know what I mean? Or I put another tweet that said something else, you know, alluding to, you know, the pitchforks are gonna come out or something like that. I put these tweets up of making threats of violence, no kill yas, no nothing like that, just kind of funnies, you know, like throwaway jokes. And I'm I'm just sitting there going, man, you know, you when you write these words down and it's read back to you, sometimes you feel kind of stupid. Well, my defense attorney, I jokingly say, Well, I'm probably gonna call you to the stand to be a character witness for me. And he goes, Do you call me to the stand, I'll I'll kill, I'll effing kill you. And he's joking. But I'm like, you just threatened to kill me in court. Should I raise my hand and be like, judge, my defense attorney just threatened to kill me?

SPEAKER_08 1:22:35

Well, what you just said there is exactly, remember Lex Wessner's attorney?

SPEAKER_05 1:22:40

Yeah, if you answer another question with more than five words, I will kill you. Exactly, Ron. Exactly. Did he mean I will kill you, or did he mean don't answer five a question with more than five words?

SPEAKER_08 1:22:52

Everybody's on or else playground knows what you're saying, Taylor.

Lasers, Air Defense, And Cost Curves

SPEAKER_05 1:22:56

Yes, yes. Sticks and stones will burn bones, but words will never hurt me. What happened to the teacher arrested by Snapchat's AI? So here's what happened: Snapchat grabbed the message, forwarded to the FBI. The FBI forwarded it back to the sheriff's department. She got arrested because she jokingly typed the word shoot in a private snap to a friend. Snapchat flagged her account and sent the message directly to the FBI. The FBI then had a local sheriff's deputy show up at her school. Well, here's what eventually happened: she was physically pulled out of her elementary school and taken straight to Tasel County jail, where she was officially booked for disorderly conduct. After interrogating her, the deputies actually admitted on the record that she made a completely comment purely out of exasperation. They confirmed she had absolutely zero intent to harm anyone and was never a threat to the school. So Snapchat grabbed this private message that in our normal lives would be just whispered, you know, whispered to our friends. Student's so stupid. If I had my way, I'd shoot him in the head. All right. All right, kids, it's time to read Bernstein Bears. You know what I mean? Like, okay. After so then, even though the cops admitted she wasn't a danger and no formal charges were filed, no formal charges were filed. Her career took a massive hit. The school district superintendent sent a letter to parents terminating her entirely, stating she would not be allowed to return to finish her assignment. Whoa. If a regular person ruined someone's career with a false police report, they would be sued into oblivion. So when exactly does Snapchat get held accountable for this?

SPEAKER_08 1:24:31

Whoa.

SPEAKER_05 1:24:31

Roblox, we just found out yesterday when kids send messages on roadblocks or adults, apparently a lot of adults play roadblocks, AI will actually change your message. What? Yeah, they'll change your message mid-air. So you don't know that it changed your message, but the recipient gets a different message. How long until AI makes threats and you get held accountable?

SPEAKER_08 1:24:52

Oh, wow.

SPEAKER_05 1:24:53

And now and now you're trying to subpoena the black box of the brain of the of the AI to see what you're doing.

SPEAKER_08 1:24:58

Right, because you you'll be have uh crazy people in court screaming, I didn't do that, I didn't say that, I didn't type it, I didn't do that. And and the whole time they'll be right.

Spending, Budgets, And Party Incentives

SPEAKER_05 1:25:08

Yeah, exactly. In my trial, they put up a vanity name with some tweets that I don't own. It was at peasants pod underscore. I've never used an underscore in anything, no email account, no social media vanity name. I'm like, that's not my account. Huh? How am I supposed to prove that? And guess what? The FBI, you know, they subpoenaed all of my social media records, they got all of my device IDs, they knew everything about me. The whole time he's talking about stuff that he got off the ClearBright system where they plug your phone in and grab all your data. And he's like, This tweet was sent and this tweet was sent, and then it goes, Where'd you get this vanity name, this social media account? I got it on the Google Wayback Machine. You have subpoena, so you don't have to do public searches. And you're saying that the Wayback Machine, that's my account. It's not my account, that's a spoof account. Somebody was probably mirroring my account, or you know what I mean? It's kind of like when we when we stop the podcast instantaneously, somebody goes into Spotify and takes the peasant's perspective and puts 10 episodes, 15 seconds each on there.

SPEAKER_08 1:26:12

No, no, no. They put those in there before.

SPEAKER_05 1:26:14

Was it just before?

SPEAKER_08 1:26:15

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:26:16

I thought it was right after. All right, well, that story's up. Whatever.

SPEAKER_08 1:26:19

Either case. Yeah, it's weird, whatever.

SPEAKER_05 1:26:22

Anyways, you know, we we are in precarious times. If we don't own our country, we're in trouble. If we don't own our country, we're in trouble. All right, let's do rumble wallet.

SPEAKER_08 1:26:32

Yes, let's do it. We have to.

SPEAKER_05 1:26:35

Oh, you know, uh, I again I forget your name, but you mentioned you don't use crypto or or uh digital wallets or anything because traffickers use it. That's actually not true. That's what the banking industry tells you is that they use it. The truth is we can track all the transactions in these crypto wallets. They do not provide the privacy you think they provide. And FBI will openly say we would rather criminals use Bitcoin or crypto than use uh dollar bills. Okay, go for it, read it.

Closing Rally And Private Segment Tease

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SPEAKER_05 1:28:27

You're pretty good at the 1775 coffee, and you're pretty good at the uh the rumble wallet now, except for this last one was a little weird. Uh you're pretty good. What's the other one that you're pretty good at? Oh, the Chicago steak company. If you read them about five times, it gets pretty smooth. It's hard to read ad copy, man, because it's designed for neurolinguistic programming. It's not always the way we talk. All right, so this deal over in Iran. I'll tell you, it's like people are one side or the other. Either everything's great, nothing's wrong, nothing to see here. We'll be done in a week, or you get the other side where it's like, you broke it, you buy it. Here we are again, 30 more years in the Middle East. This is gonna be a nightmare.

SPEAKER_08 1:29:08

I hear a lot of I hear a lot of, well, we got rid of nukes, or we need to get rid of nukes. What is it? You know, which is it? Are we or what why are we bombing them?

SPEAKER_05 1:29:18

You know, why are we back there if we did this last summer? Right, right. Exactly. They had missiles, and behind that shield of missiles, they would redevelop nukes. Listen, the we've talked about this. It's my belief that the main reason why, you know, if Trump was going to decide to do it and not pursue diplomatic means till the end of time is because Venezuela and Iran are directly involved in stealing the election.

SPEAKER_08 1:29:42

Right. And and for people that think that there was a diplomatic solution, you know, there's been a diplomatic solution for 47 years.

SPEAKER_05 1:29:48

And Iran has chosen not to take it. Right. The one diplomatic we solution we got was not very diplomatic on our end, it was a payoff. It was the Iran deal. Okay. So this is General Kane being asked, is Iran more formable than you expected? More formidable than you anticipated, General.

SPEAKER_06 1:30:07

I mean, I think they're fighting, and I respect that. I don't think they're more formidable than we what we thought.

SPEAKER_05 1:30:15

They're fighting. I respect that. You know, Iran is chock full of Baghdad Bobs. Ron, do you remember Baghdad Bob? No. You don't remember Baghdad Bob? Oh my gosh. So in the Iraq invasion during the Gulf War I, there was a news channel in Iraq that was the propaganda. You know, I think all the news channels in Iraq are propaganda for Saddam Hussein. But he was on air being like, the Iraqis are winning. We're pushing the Americans back. We've killed millions of them, you know. And meanwhile, in the background, while he's on news being like, we are winning, there are tanks, M1A1 Abram tanks rolling into Baghdad. And he's Baghdad Bob, just everything's great, nothing's wrong. Stay in your houses, your tax bills are due next week. You know, it's just like complete propaganda. Literally, one of the film clips, tanks are rolling into town behind him, and he's telling Iraqis they're winning. Okay, like the Iraqis have given up, they've taken off their shoes and started walking home. And he's like, long live Saddam. Okay. So this is an Iranian Baghdad Bob. Now I'm gonna go ahead and mute the volume because I got to read it because uh he he's you know, he speaks farsi. So this is Baghdad Bob. In the last interview I did, he says, on the fifth day, I said we have passed the peak and are heading downhill. This is from Iran's perspective. Okay. Okay, we've passed the peak and we're heading downhill. Now is our downhill phase. You saw what happened just last night in Tel Aviv, meaning because we hit the radars and the infrastructure today, truly, Mr. President Netanyahu, are trapped in a slaughterhouse in the Persian. Okay, and in the coming days and weeks, much more joyful news will be delivered to the dear nation of Iran.

SPEAKER_09 1:32:02

This is great.

SPEAKER_05 1:32:03

Look, the big mistake they made was that they came and designed a short-term war, but they didn't realize this might turn into a long-term one. Even the greatest international powers, if they initially plan for a short-term war and halfway through it becomes a long-term war, no matter how much power they have, they will be defeated. Why? Because short-term wars have a specific design. They require limited logistics and limited preparations. A long-term war requires abundant logistics, extensive planning, and they have they're not capable of doing that, or whatever he said. They thought the Islamic Republic would be finished in 48 hours. First, they bought one, brought one aircraft carrier, then recently said for precaution, let's take another ship. But now they are saying we must bring whatever ships we have from anywhere in the world so we can handle this. Take the USS Ford that has now come towards the Mediterranean. It is currently there for time, their time for leave. There are 5,000 to 6,000 personnel saying, we need to go on leave. Because during their time in Venezuela, their mission there had ended. They were told they will go back for 48 hours and come back. Furthermore, these ships usually need maintenance every six months. They need to be resupplied with ammunition, and many other things need to be done. They came for 48 hours. Now, if they want to stay long term from the fatigue of the forces to the shortage of ammunition, they will be burdened with other problems. Secondly, they didn't think the war would become long-term. They didn't think, for example, the price of oil would go up from$80. It went up to 120. And then yesterday it plummeted back down in the biggest one-day ever drop down to$85 a gallon per barrel again. It has already gone up to$110. You should expect$120 to$150 oil in the coming days. We are getting close to$150. Yes? No. Well, what does this mean? It means the entire global economy will collapse. If the global economy collapses, will the world allow Trump to continue his warmongering? Or will the countries of the region allow him to continue his warmongering? Yes. That is Iranian Bob right there. Tehran Tehran Tebow or something.

SPEAKER_08 1:34:09

Um what's what's that called when you uh stand up and talk forever in Congress? The filibuster.

SPEAKER_05 1:34:17

Filibuster Phil. Listen, they've got logistics problems. It's gonna be a long-term war. It might be a long-term war. I don't know. War is war. It's never gonna change. I don't like any of this. One of the things I hated today was I was listening to a commentator talking about oil and oil and oil, and I was like, stop justifying this war based on oil. Oh, we're gonna have their oil reserves and we're gonna be able to control the world's oil. Stop.

SPEAKER_08 1:34:41

I don't mind a discussion about oil if you're also talking about China. But yeah.

unknown 1:34:47

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 1:34:48

This is not about this is not about acquiring the reserves.

SPEAKER_05 1:34:51

This is not about America getting their oil.

SPEAKER_08 1:34:53

No.

SPEAKER_05 1:34:53

And and when you sell it that way, or you if that's the reason we're there, I'm out. Yeah. Okay. But the real reason we're there is because it's an oppressive regime that was trying to get nuclear weapons, and we're going to do everything they could to get them. They were building an arsenal to hide behind that. I believe they're obviously funding terrorism. If anybody thinks that's not the case, you're retarded. Okay. Ask any soldier in Afghanistan or Iraq or Syria who was ultimately behind those roadside bombs and all the funding for the terror. Iran. Go look at a map. Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Kuwait. Like we've, you know, I get it. You know, we've kind of pushed Iran into a corner, but let's go again. They started it in 1947 with us. They're their issue with Britain and British oil and all that kind of stuff. I mean, yeah. Hello, welcome to the world. Everything's unfair. Okay.

SPEAKER_10 1:35:45

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:35:46

This is an Iranian actor. And with actors, you know, if you bring up an American actor and had them do the same thing, they would say, well, in America, there's all kinds of problems, right? So actors can go either way. But she's being interviewed by an Indian reporter asking about what's happening in Iran. And if the Iranian people want this to stop, you get the gist, right?

SPEAKER_02 1:36:07

Let me start, therefore, by asking you how do you see the situation in your country over the last 10 days? The relentless bombings, the manner in which Ali Khaminai was assassinated, and the likelihood of even more violence.

SPEAKER_05 1:36:17

How do you see it? I think this Indian guy basically, in his language, has the same cadence I have when I talk.

SPEAKER_02 1:36:24

See the situation from where you are today outside Iran.

SPEAKER_23 1:36:29

Hi, sir. Thank you for having me, and thank you for uh finding it important to see the point of view of an Iranian. Um, this interview I'm gonna try and uh voice the majority of Iranians' voices here and try and make the world understand as much as it sounds cruel. The Iranian people have been asking for help for many, many years now. You know, it's been 47 years that this regime has been in power, and at this point, it has reached a place where the Iranians have been massacred in January and in many, many other different dates in history where this regime has gone against them and where they had no voice and no power to overthrow them. So at the moment, you will see a majority of Iranians taking pictures and videos of the bombs coming into the country, but super excited because they know that they're targeted at the IRGC and at the regime, and they're so excited and they have so much hope that finally this regime is going to fall, maybe.

SPEAKER_02 1:37:29

Hold on, you know, you're saying they're excited by bombs, but let's be clear, uh El Naz, we've seen a school which was bombed and more than 160 innocent school girls died.

SPEAKER_05 1:37:38

And then just for the record, I'm not gonna play the clip, but that school that was bombed was from a missile that came from Iranians. So they bombed their own school, and then for a moment, the world was like, oh my gosh, America targeted a school. Nope. They did the thing Hamas does, where they bombed their own hospitals and then blame it on the Israelis. They did that.

SPEAKER_02 1:37:58

There is enough evidence that the Americans were involved in this. There are fears, therefore, that if this continues, more and more civilian lives will be lost. Aren't you concerned that all of this could only result in further destruction of your country and the possibility of a civil war breaking out? Doesn't that worry you? Or do you simply want the regime first out at all costs?

SPEAKER_23 1:38:16

Of course, it worries everybody in Iran and um everybody is really sad about the fact that our country had to reach this point. But the 160 schoolgirls now are something that the world is seeing. But when the regime poisoned a full girl school many years back, nobody paid attention. When the regime killed more than 40,000 people in January on the 8th and 9th, and then turned off the internet for the whole world so that nobody can talk about it. Nobody paid attention to that. When the regime has been executing, we have the highest rate of executions in Iran. So many people, so many women, so many men, nobody pays attention to that. We Iranians know that there will be a lot of casualties, but we also know that there are casualties every day. There are more people dying when there is no war than when there is war. And this is something that will be very, very hard for people to understand. And people will think that I am for war, I'm not for war. Iranians are not for war. We don't want this. But we have no other way to remove this regime that has been killing its own people.

SPEAKER_05 1:39:19

And that's the scary thing about what's been happening in the United States of America. It's a slow slip. When you lose control of your government, the government starts to control you. They have no way. 40,000 protesters killed in January. And it's it's you know, last year was another 10,000, and another set of protests, and another set of protests.

SPEAKER_08 1:39:39

And if you get the real ID control kit in place, you know where all the people are that you want to kill.

SPEAKER_05 1:39:47

Matters who runs this place. Yes. So why are we there? Are we there just to defend the Iranians? Not necessarily. They mean it had to threaten us, right? Because every country is in charge of their own country. But if you're threatening your neighbors, you're threatening worldwide violence, and you're, you know what I mean? How how what the hubris of the Iranians that think that they're the linchpin in the worldwide economy?

unknown 1:40:11

You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_05 1:40:12

Hubris. What leverage they thought they had at the Strait of Hormuz.

SPEAKER_08 1:40:16

I mean, we say the same thing about ourselves, but Iran?

SPEAKER_05 1:40:19

Well, we do actually have the GDP to support the claim, okay? I mean, it's a little different. Okay, so the Mulas are scrambling. They are in a tough spot, says Pete Hegson.

SPEAKER_03 1:40:30

Moolas are desperate and scrambling. Like the ter terrorist cowards, they are, they fire missiles from schools and hospitals. Deliberately, deliberately targeting innocents. Because they know their military is being systematically degraded and annihilated. Iran's neighbors and in some cases former allies in the Gulf, they've abandoned them. And their proxies, Hezbollah, the Houthis, and Hamas are either broken, ineffective, or on the sidelines. Iran stands alone and they are badly losing.

SPEAKER_05 1:41:09

Mullahs are desperate. Yeah. I mean, they're they're pretty decimated now. Now, Mark Kelly of the Seditious Six fame, who used to be a captain in the day in the Navy, now he's been demoted. So I don't know what his rink is now. But you know, he's big mad. I mean, I mean, listen to this, right? I mean, tell me, tell me this guy's not in on the cover-up of Barack Obama's birth certificate. It goes all the way back there. Oh, and by the way, he's from Arizona. You think he sits in his seat legitimately?

SPEAKER_17 1:41:40

Uh, he called it an excursion. Does that sound realistic to you?

SPEAKER_14 1:41:47

Well, I mean, who knows with Donald Trump? I mean, he went into this without a strategic goal, without a plan, without a timeline. Uh, and now he calls this an excursion. We have seven dead Americans.

SPEAKER_05 1:42:01

You know, it's funny because Barack Obama was really big and Bush too on this is when we're gonna do something, and this is what we're going to do, and this is when we're gonna stop doing something, which basically just says, oh, well, stay out of the area when they start. You know what I mean? And come back when they leave. Like the whole pre-planning and telling the world what you're gonna do. And it was Trump since day one. I will not be telling the enemy when I'm going to be attacking. I will not be telling the enemy what my objectives are, and I will not be telling the enemy when I'm removing leaving, right? I mean, that's been like their Trump's absolute MO. So when Mark Kelly says that, it's like, oh, you don't think he had a plan? He had a plan. He's just not gonna tell the world.

SPEAKER_14 1:42:39

There are probably about 150, if not more, Iranian children that are dead. Uh, other casualties in the region. And the end, I mean, I I don't I don't know. Uh, I don't think anybody knows. I think Donald Trump ultimately at some point is gonna decide, you know, when this ends. Uh his Secretary of Defense, I think, said yet today or yesterday that we're at the beginning of this conflict. So I think the president needs to, you know, sit down and listen to the people around him, at least the few people that know what they're doing, and start to come up with a plan here. What is the exit strategy and explain it to the American people? And by the way, Anderson, I don't see what the American people are getting out of this. You know, we've got dead Americans, we've got the possibility of uh boots on the ground, which could lead to a lot more uh casualties uh, you know, on our side, and it's it's it's incredibly frustrating, I have to say that.

SPEAKER_17 1:43:38

You you don't think that there's anything that the United States accomplished i in this thus far?

SPEAKER_14 1:43:47

Well, I mean, we sunk some of their Navy ships, we've destroyed some of their launch capability for the ballistic missiles. They fired a lot of ballistic missiles. On our side, we have fired a lot of uh interceptors, uh pack three rounds for Patriots, uh, other defensive missiles. Uh we've got a math problem here. Uh regime change didn't happen. Uh the son of the Ayatollah might be worse than the dad. We don't know yet, and I think only time is gonna tell. Uh the president said last summer we obliterated the nuclear weapons that they had and the uranium. That wasn't the case because now they're talking about ground operations to remove what's left. So I I don't see from a strategic perspective what was accomplished. This isn't like the first Gulf War that I fought in, where the goal was to kick the Iraqi military out of Kuwait. Uh, and when we achieved that goal, we we we had a timeline to achieve it, and when we achieved it, we pulled out. I haven't seen anything like that from this president.

SPEAKER_17 1:44:55

Actually, it was had previously reported the U.S. was considering sending in special forces to secure or try to dilute Iran's enrich uranium stockpile. You you referenced this. CNN is reporting tonight that according to seven current and former officials, that that kind of a mission would require a a lot of of ground troops, frankly, not just a small, you know, special operations. Is that something you think would be a good idea?

SPEAKER_14 1:45:22

Well, I am in the camp uh that's where the Iranians cannot get a nuclear weapon. And the problem with this is if you go back to twenty two thousand and eighteen, when Donald Trump was in the White House, he tore up the Iran nuclear deal. They were not enriching uranium to the point where they could develop a nuclear weapon, but Donald Trump didn't like it because it was something his predecessor put in place and he tore it up. And that's how we got to where we are today.

SPEAKER_05 1:45:55

Um covering for Barack Obama who sent pallets of cash and absolutely gave them a path to a nuclear bomb. That agreement, if you read it, it was bad. And it was pre-drafted by Obama. They walked over and said, sign this. And it was not restrictive at all. So here we are again, a senator from Arizona from where Maricopa County was counting ballots for Nevada, stolen elections, defending Barack Obama, the fake birth certificate guy. Here we are again. Here we are again. I I do Oh, and by the way, this Mark Kelly was an astronaut, right? You know, oh he was an astronaut, which is nice. And if you remember when Martha, I think it was McSally was running against him, she pointed out in one of the debates that when he went to the International Space Station to do his little stint up there, he didn't take an American flag with him. Do you know what flag he took with him? Come on. Say it, say it. No, a Chinese flag.

SPEAKER_08 1:46:53

Why?

SPEAKER_05 1:46:54

Yes, and Martha McSally, he says, Do you question my patriotism? She goes, I'm not questioning your patriotism, I'm questioning your judgment. Yeah. Okay. This Mark Kelly. This Mark Kelly.

SPEAKER_14 1:47:05

I I believe that we we've got to make sure that they do get not yet a nuclear weapon. That is that is clear. Putting a massive force on the ground to remove what is remaining uh could result in the lot in a lot of uh death of U.S. service members. So I would want to see, you know, what is the what is the plan for this operation? Uh do we have any allies involved? Um, how do we mitigate and minimize the risk to our service members? And so far, what I've seen is mostly like a clown show. That's mitigation right there, baby. So we have the secretary of things that are different than what the secretary of defense says. The president will say something new. Uh they haven't even been able to explain. I've I've I've got a running list, Anderson, of I'm up to nine or ten reasons why we're even in this conflict. Uh and it just grows by grows by the day.

SPEAKER_05 1:48:04

How many did you need to get to 12?

SPEAKER_08 1:48:06

Is that when you would finally green light? I was almost up to 10 or nine or 10 um charges for sedition.

SPEAKER_05 1:48:12

This is this is what's funny to me. I'm up to nine or uh, you know, nine reasons, nine or ten reasons why we're there. Oh, what did you need to get to twelve? I mean, at what point did you go, okay, it's justified. You got nine reasons, and you're still going, ah, I don't know. I don't know if it's worth it.

SPEAKER_08 1:48:24

Well, it sounds like the same logic that they're using for not indicting people. It's like how much how much evidence do you need?

SPEAKER_05 1:48:31

I know exactly. And Trump, you know, he's he's downplaying it.

SPEAKER_21 1:48:35

Our country is uh doing really well. I mean, at a level that nobody thought we took a little excursion because we felt we had to do that to get rid of some people. And uh I think you'll see it's gonna be a short-term excursion. How good is our military, right? Amazing.

SPEAKER_05 1:48:55

How good? Short term, short term, short term, a little excursion, a little excursion. We're gonna go blow the shit out of the Middle East. It's a little excursion. Carlitz says when I was at a meeting in my NASA days, he used to run a huge division at NASA. Uh, he says he's not from the Illuminati, but I don't know. I mean, I didn't I thought NASA only hired Illuminati guns. I'm just teasing you, Carlitz. When I was at a meeting in my NASA days, we got a report that astronauts who were supposed to be on the International Space Station had been robbed on a train in Moscow, fake space. I believe it, Carlitz. I believe it. I'll be honest with you, I believe it. Uh, I've seen the videos of Mark Kelly himself where he's like doing something in space and the thing drops. It's like, oh, what happened there? You flick it down real fast, like it's like the perfect speed of gravity. Anyways, no hair. They like astronauts that are bald, they don't have to deal with the hair. Okay, so Trump went on to explain this that we've got more. More targets. And if the Iranian regime doesn't back down, you know, your uh Tehran Tilly over there or whatever is, you know, ah, America's not ready. We're gonna start hitting some serious targets because we need the Iranian regime to fall. Allegedly, right now, the son of the Ayatollah is the new Ayatollah. Right. Turns out he might not know he's the new Ayatollah because he lost his leg in a bomb blast and he amputated, but he's probably not even conscience. It's just what we're telling the rest of the world. Nobody wants to be the target, so make the GIP in the hospital bed be the target, right?

SPEAKER_21 1:50:31

We've uh struck over 5,000 targets to date. Some of them very major targets. And we've left some of the most important targets for later in case we need to do it. If we hit them, it's gonna take many years for them to be rebuilt. Having to do with electricity production and many other things. So looking to do that if we don't have to. But they're the kind of things that are very easy to hit, but very devastating if they are hit. Uh we are waiting to see what happens before we hit them. We could take them all out in one day. But it's all resulting in a ninety percent decline in various things, but in particular Iranian missile launches and uh 83% drop in drone launches, as you know. Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:51:21

So they've hit a lot of targets. The the firing back has been limited to really nothing. And Pete Hexeth is very adamant we are not gonna get required.

SPEAKER_08 1:51:32

Sounds like the targets that Trump was talking about that he says, you know, we could obliterate all these targets in 24 hours, but you know, we're holding on to that. Sounds like those are all targets that are gonna affect the average citizen.

SPEAKER_05 1:51:44

Power plants, desalination plants. That would be devastating. That's what he's talking about. It would be devastating. And so they're holding off. Stop firing drones back, you know, and we'll let you have a power grid. But you can't have factories, you can't have missile launchers, you can't have factories that build bombs or drones or underground bunkers, right? I get it.

SPEAKER_08 1:52:02

Today will be go ahead. Oh, I guess what I was gonna say is that that message should be interpreted by every American as a metered, you know, ri you know, rational, metered response. And like we're not just going in there and going crazy. No, you know, we're trying to be rational here.

SPEAKER_03 1:52:19

Yeah. Today will be yet again our most intense day of strikes inside Iran. The most fighters, the most bombers, the most strikes, intelligence more refined and better than ever. That's on one hand. On the other hand, the last 24 hours have seen Iran fire the lowest number of missiles that they've been capable of firing yet. Just the bifurcation, just the trend lines that we talked about in our first uh briefing. You see, this is not 2003. This is not endless nation building under those types of quagmires we saw under Bush or Obama. It's not even close. Our generation of soldiers will not let that happen again, and nor will this president, who very clearly ran against those kinds of uh never-ending, nebulously scoped missions. Those days are dead. Instead, we're winning decisively with brutal efficiency, total air domination, and whatever he finishes the same.

SPEAKER_08 1:53:28

You know, a lot of people will uh criticize whatever he says, no matter what. But the fact that he's talking and telling us as much as he can is transparency.

SPEAKER_05 1:53:39

Without telling us when they're gonna stop or what targets we're gonna hit. Exactly. So Trump was on a call with Fox News, or they reported a Fox Alert.

SPEAKER_12 1:53:48

They reported Trump saying, I'll be watching the president's gonna hold a news conference just a short time from now. It's gonna get started at 5 30 from Durral, Florida, this evening. In the meantime, he has done some phone interviews with several outlets. Most recently talking to CBS News's Washington White House reporter, I should say. And in that interview with Weizhajang, he said, I think the war is very complete, pretty much. They have no Navy, no communications, they've got no Air Force. He added that the U.S. is, quote, very far ahead of the initial four to five week estimated time frame. And then with that, all we have to do.

SPEAKER_05 1:54:27

That's pretty good. Four to five week time frame. Hopefully, we get out sooner than later. Okay, guys, we are gonna jump over to private and just spend a little bit of time over there. We're gonna be talking about Chuck Schumer and what is gonna happen if the Democrats take back the House, the Senate, and potentially the presidency again. And boy, do they want to. Um, we are going to be talking about uh the strategic oil reserve and how the Democrats blocked the refilling of that, which is one of the reasons why we couldn't get some instantaneous relief with a gas pump. We're gonna be talking about lasers, lasers on battleships. We're gonna be talking about lasers, sharks with lasers. Okay, and uh and we're gonna talk about a fellow J6er Jake Lang, who was involved in a terrorist event against ISIS this week in New York. It went largely unnoticed. I didn't want to report it because I hate mentioning Jake Lang's name. I met the guy a couple times. Okay, but it's important, it's national news, and it's another one of those little stories where it's go, how did people who just showed up here a couple of years ago that are dedicated to ISIS end up living in a$2.5 million house? So we'll look at that real quick. So we'll see you guys on the other side in private. Please don't forget to go register for Ignite at 1776live.us, and we'll see you there.

SPEAKER_08 1:55:45

All right.

SPEAKER_05 1:55:46

Okay, so this story's kind of uh you know, kind of an interesting one. And uh it's been revealed that the Muslim, so what happened was Jake Lang went to New York City, and he is a provocator if there ever was one. Okay. So he's a provocator, he went to New York City, he had a van, he had a goat in the van, he went to some uh Islamic uh protest, did his thing, right? And there's two individuals, individual pictured at the top here and individual pictured at the bottom here, and they had uh IEDs, fonts, and they threw them towards Jake Lang and they ended up being diffused, and they were viable devices, they were real devices. They've now been arrested and charged with terrorism, okay? And this is the home they were living in, which just happens on Zillow says$1.7 million. They just got here a couple years ago. Okay. And in the vehicle on the way to the police station without being prompted, they uh pledge their allegiance to ISIS and their willingness to die for ISIS and take out the West. Okay. Kind of went unnoticed. But these are the quote unquote sleeper cells that uh appear to be kind of hanging out in our cities. Isn't that a nice house?

SPEAKER_08 1:56:52

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 1:56:53

I mean, how did they back channel funding, I guess. Yeah, crazy. Um, Doug Bergen, he was talking about the strategic oil reserve, right? And one of the things about Brock uh Joe Biden was coming into the midterms, if you remember, he drained the strategic oil reserve to the lowest level ever in order to keep prices low while prices were climbing everywhere else. Right. So he drained our reserve.

SPEAKER_08 1:57:20

Shut off the Keystone pipeline.

SPEAKER_05 1:57:22

Yeah, he shut off the Keystone pipeline. Well, this was right coming up to the midterms. It was kind of like when Jay Powell was lowering interest rates in contradiction to what the market needed to try to juice the midterms. Because apparently, if people are fat and happy and have low interest rates and the gas prices are low, they want to keep the guy in power in power, right? So Doug Bergum was like, that was a strategic error, and the Democrats have blocked us from refilling it.

SPEAKER_13 1:57:44

Back in 2020, President Trump wanted to get the thing filled up to the max, and Chuck Schumer and the Democrats voted against it and called it a uh and you President Trump, you know, he's a buy low, sell high guy. He was going to fill it up at 20 bucks a barrel, which would have been a gift to the Americans. Instead, Biden drained it about in half, 400 million barrels ahead of the midterms uh in 2022 to try to get the price down at the pump. I mean, Biden turned it into his own political personal petroleum uh reserve for political purposes. Uh, but right now, uh I know that uh internationally there's lots of reserves. Uh there is a lot of supply of oil around the world, a lot of it floating uh here in the U.S. I mean, President Trump's energy dominance policy for Americans, Americans should know uh that we are completely well supplied in America. We are absolutely not dependent on oil coming out of the Strait of Hormuz in the Middle East. Uh, we've never been more energy independent and energy uh energy secure than right now. There's energy security for Americans. As President Trump says, this price increase is gonna be temporary, and it is a small price to pay uh for the idea that we're gonna take get rid of the terrorist regime that has been holding the world economy hostage for 47 years with the threat of closing the strait, uh, taking away their ability to do that, taking away their ability to fund 24 terror groups and kill Americans. Uh, that's gonna be lower prices and world peace and economic stability for decades to come. Uh, President Trump 100% correct on uh on the long-term benefits versus a little short-term volatility.

SPEAKER_05 1:59:18

You know, I go back and I think about that Islamic cult that Barack Obama may or may not have been a part of. Yeah. I mean, how would you do it? That's by by holding the Strait of Hormouth hostage, you hold the Eastern world kind of hostage. And that's really what gave rise to Iran. They kind of hid behind the fact that there was that pinch point in the Strait of Hormuz. That's going to be gone. Oil prices dropped huge yesterday's largest ever single day drop. Somebody put a huge long uh like to a$200 or something like that, and then the price dropped, and it was like worst trade decision ever. Like whoever that is just lost like four billion dollars, like that, right? Anyways, one of these market guys is trying to set the market and get the price up, and it backfired on him. Because what's going on in the Strait of Homo's now is tankers have just figured out that the way to get through it with no problems, just turn off your transponder. So you're seeing these big gas of boats coming, transponder goes dark, and then it appears again on the other side of the hermuz. So they're they're making it through, and the entire raism price was speculative based on what was going to happen. And then the reality was boats got through. There's no navy left to shoot them down, there's no missile defense anything over there in the Strait of Hormuz. So the only threat is like small arms fire coming from the Iranian side.

SPEAKER_08 2:00:35

Right. I mean, literally, like that's not a big deal for a big tanker. Well, and the price spiking would have been a good bet. I mean, especially when you saw stuff like the Lloyds of London pulling out, that kind of stuff. Oh, they're back, by the way. Oh, they're back.

SPEAKER_10 2:00:48

They're like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, we lost revenue.

SPEAKER_08 2:00:53

Uh-huh. Yeah, that's what I thought.

SPEAKER_05 2:00:55

Yeah, exactly. Okay, so the other thing is kind of fun. Lasers. You remember in the movie Austin Powers, they talked about sharks with lasers. So apparently that's a reality here.

SPEAKER_21 2:01:06

And the laser technology that we have now is incredible. It's coming out pretty soon. We're literally lasers will do the work of at a lot less cost, do the work of what the Patriots are doing or what other things are doing. Patriot missiles. The situation was very quickly approaching. Uh the point of no return, and the United States found it intolerable, in my opinion, based on what Steve and Jared and Pete and others were telling me, Marco, so involved.

SPEAKER_05 2:01:35

You know, it was intolerable. We had to go into Iran. But we've almost got lasers wrong. We're almost ready to go live with those lasers. That's gonna be kind of a game changer, you know what I mean? Lasers. Uh up there at Keyport, they train seals and sharks and dolphins for I don't know if they train sharks. I don't know. But they train seals and dolphins, I know that, to be aquatic like bomb sniffers and landmine, or what do they call what do they call it? It's not a landmine. What do they call it when it's probably top secret? Yeah. Well, I met I met a uh SEAL trainer one time that worked over there. And I was like, Well, what do you do? She's like, I can't tell you. I train seals. I'm like, for the military. Like, I'm pretty sure I could kind of gist what you're doing. Yeah, you know what I mean? There's not a lot of other SEAL trainers out there. Yes. They're over there training SEALs and dolphins. So I fully expect them to be equipped with lasers. Fully. All right. If the Democrats ever get power, this is what we have coming.

SPEAKER_22 2:02:29

If you look at the budget, actually, we're working on right now, and we'll have the T-HUD budget, you know, transportation and HUD budget, we restore most of the cuts uh and even go higher than previous years on many of the programs that Doge slashed. Um when I met our nominee for HUD secretary, then he was nominee. He talked a nice game. He doesn't seem to have the clout to make those views prevail over the uh Doge people, over the cut, cut, cut people.

SPEAKER_05 2:03:00

But we have worked really hard in the budget and gotten bipartisan support to increase these amounts and undo a lot of the cuts, which are his because we're not accountable to the people, so we're just gonna spend your money and give it to our Somali friends. That's what he's telling you right there. So you if you're uh I'm a balanced budget guy, I'm a Thomas Massey, Thomas Massey, pull your head out of your ass, stop supporting the Democrats, Trump's not your enemy, Republicans aren't your enemy, you're gonna get a lot closer to a balanced budget using those guys than you are teaming up with Chuck Schumer. I'm just saying.

SPEAKER_08 2:03:32

And in this unipart world, anytime they're like bipartisan, blah, blah, blah, I'm like, oh, brother.

SPEAKER_05 2:03:38

That's the crazy thing. Think about it for a second. Thomas Massey, the guy that runs around with the budget clock, is doing everything he can do to obstruct Donald Trump. It's pretty wild. Yeah. And yet when Donald Trump loses power, if you're gonna get that. Oh, but that'll be good for you the campaign, Thomas Massey. You can put on your debt clock pin and you can run around saying the Democrats spent too much money. You did it. It's just like the Green New Deal. I'm gonna vote this out of committee and I'll uh I'll fight it on the floor where my vote doesn't matter. You could have blocked the whole inflation reduction act, which just caused inflation.

SPEAKER_08 2:04:14

And then you wouldn't have to argue about it anything.

SPEAKER_05 2:04:15

Then you wouldn't have to argue about it, but you needed to campaign on something. Tough stuff. All right, guys, we will talk to you again tomorrow.

SPEAKER_20 2:05:02

I did say something about the old woman. Well, you get that in the works hanging on to a static empirical dogma which perpetuates the economic and social differences in our society. Is there never going to be any progress? How do you do, good lady? Um king of the Britons. Whose castle is that? The Britons. We all are. We are all Britons. I am your king. You're yourself. We're living in a cigarette. Stop perpetuating autocracy in which the working class is. That's what it's all about. Please, good people. I am in haste. Who lives in that castle? Who lives in that cast? Then who is your lord? We don't have a lord. What? I told you. We're in a non-closed syndicalist commune. We take it in turn to act as a sort of executive officer for the week. Yes. But all the decisions of that officer have to be ratified at a special bi-weekly meeting. I ordered you to be quiet. I'm okay. The lady of the lake. Um the purest shimmering same. Held a lost Excalibur from the bottom of the water. Signifying baggy government. That is what I'm talking about. Listen, strange women, not an important discriminative thought. There's no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the message, not from some flashical aquatic families. You can't expect to wear supreme executive power. Just because some water was all right. Just because some motion beasts love the symmetry.