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  Today's conversation is with my guest, private investigator and author, Susan Daniels, to talk about her book, The Rubbish Haller's Wife versus Barack Obama.
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  Susan, welcome so much to the 10 Penny Files.
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  Thank you so much for joining me here today.
• 1:14
  Oh, thank you so much for having me.
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  Well, you know, this um this book that you wrote is a true story.
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  And so set the stage by telling the audience about your background as the rubbish hauler's wife.
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  Well, the the name came from the fact that my husband actually was a rubbish hauler, and he was murdered by a Cleveland gangster named Danny Green when I was 30 years old.
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  He was 37 at the time.
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  And uh I have I had seven children, ages 10 to 14 months, and was left with a terrible mess.
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  Um he left me terribly in debt because he I had signed everything that he needed me to sign for his business.
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  He had just bought another company, and it turned out I was 980,000 in debt.
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  And uh when his board of directors told me that, I just laughed because I I didn't have 980, and I thought, okay, let's let's see where this all goes.
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  But anyhow, somehow the board was able to pay off our 56,000 to IRS, and then that was it, and then the lawyers kept it because he died without a will, kept it in probate court for seven and a half years, at which time they were all getting paid, and I wasn't.
• 2:48
  Well, that's pretty amazing.
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  Um, how did you uncover the use of Barack Obama's stolen Connecticut Social Security number?
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  I mean, that is like earth shattering news that everybody should about.
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  If if people would have paid attention to it, he would have I don't know if he would have been thrown out of his first term, but he would definitely never have been reelected.
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  Um, I at the age of 52, I uh got a job at working for a private investigator.
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  Uh in a couple of years, I got my own license, started my own company, and in 2009, a client hired me to look into the background of Barack Obama, and I did, and uh on one of the databases I had, I immediately found that he had a phony number.
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  I knew how social security numbers were assigned at that point, and they were assigned by the residents you put on your application.
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  Uh, and that's where they sent the social security cards and information to.
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  Well, his showed up with a Connecticut number, and I immediately knew that that was wrong, because it said it had been issued in 1970 and at that time he was in Hawaii, and he had claimed in his book that at 15 he had worked at Baskin Robbins, which means he would have had to have a Hawaiian social security number, which would have started at 575 or 576.
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  And here I pull up a number that's 042 is the starting three numbers.
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  I instantly knew it was wrong, and that was the starting point for me to do the background on him.
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  So, Susan, how did you find that secure social security number that began with I think you said a zero?
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  Um, how did you find that?
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  It I have proprietary databases that uh I'm allowed to use because I'm licensed by the state of Ohio.
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  And uh and normal people could not access these databases, and ironically, um I I just did an investigation into the background of Ilan Omar, and the database I used just suspended me permanently because they said I wasn't supposed to look into uh government officials.
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  Oh my goodness.
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  So tell people that interesting.
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  That's very interesting.
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  When uh I refresh my memory of when you published this book because obviously you were looking at government officials at that point in time.
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  Yeah, it was 2012, and apparently uh when I found it in 2009, um, he wasn't well known enough that the database didn't didn't catch me.
• 5:48
  Was that was the social security number you found?
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  Was it on a tax return?
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  Or where did you know?
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  But that but someone then eventually sent me a copy of a tax return from 2009 that he had filed, and somebody had made the same mistake that they made with the phony birth certificate, and they had not flattened it, and they it showed the social security number on it.
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  Uh, that's one of the things that I have uh included in my book is a copy of the page from his uh tax return.
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  So do you think this was an error?
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  Or how did this whole, you know, I'm really curious of how this whole thing happened.
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  That how did he end up with a a uh a social security number from Connecticut?
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  Well, he did it because they did they were trying to hide his past, they didn't want people to know where he had gone or where he had or what he had been doing.
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  He was very tight already with the CIA who had been in were known to be around Occidental in 1980, recruiting people like him, and uh they they had to change his number.
• 7:02
  Yeah.
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  He from he didn't start using the Connecticut number told he was 26 years old.
• 7:10
  So when he became president, did he have an Ohio Social Security?
• 7:15
  I'm sorry, uh uh uh Hawaii Social Security.
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  No, it was always Connecticut from the time he was 26 on.
• 7:21
  Oh my goodness.
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  How did he get one of those?
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  Uh illegally.
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  How did he get a phony birth certificate?
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  Somebody made it for him.
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  My goodness.
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  What did you do when you found this information?
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  Did you remember?
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  I tried to, I, you know, I I'm also a paralegal, and I knew that I could not do anything myself with that number.
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  But I knew if I could find a lawyer that had an ongoing lawsuit with him, and over the course of time, 400 lawsuits were filed against his eligibility, and everyone was uh thrown out on standing in court.
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  And uh what I anyhow I went online to see if I could find anybody, and I found a woman in California that had lawsuit, and I contacted her and gave her the number.
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  Uh, she did no one had it previously before I I found it.
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  And uh she, to my astonishment, uh, and still wonder what she was thinking.
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  She published the entire number online, and then it's like, okay, uh, it's out there now, so nothing's gonna stop me now.
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  So it's if if it's been all over, I can use it too.
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  I started to uh I started doing a lot of interviews with people.
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  Um, the first one was with WorldNet Daily, and I I contacted them and I said, I got this social security number and Obama's using, and it's a phony.
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  And uh as soon as they I gave them the name of somebody who had been uh looked it up after I did, and they confirmed, well, there's two independent people who've seen it, must be must be right.
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  And of course it was right, as we then saw in the 2009 tax return.
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  But it this is the part that is so disturbing to me that I can't get across to people.
• 9:26
  Because he was using an illegitimate number as president, every single thing he did was illegal.
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  Every law he signed, every appointment he made, every military action, uh, everything he did.
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  And some of those laws are still in effect, and they're still illegal.
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  And and people don't understand the importance of that.
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  Well, dig into that for us.
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  Tell us the importance of that because it sounds extremely important to me.
• 9:57
  Well, it is.
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  I mean, what I I
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  I I can't think of a specific one.
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  But it what if he said, for instance, something about uh only certain children could go to a certain school.
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  Like I I know he came out very strong about uh DEI and about uh you know uh backgrounds and and uh pushing things for for black children um and limiting their ability to do things that white children were then not allowed to.
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  Uh if those things are still in effect, they're still illegal, they were illegal when he signed them.
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  Have you tried to get this information to the Trump administration?
• 10:39
  I got it to the Trump administration in 2012.
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  When I I filed a lawsuit in 2012 against the Ohio uh state Secretary of State, John Houston, and I I it was uh it was a 28-page, I mean it was an 18-page complaint, and then 83 pages of documents proving what I said in the complaint it that I was right that he was using a phony number, and Houston was required by law to invest any complaints ever about any any uh anyone who was running for office, he did not do that on his own, but if he got a complaint, he was required to.
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  He never did it, and now to my chagrin, he was named to replace uh JD Vance, his open sentence seat.
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  So now I'm looking for somebody I absolutely cannot stand because Houston never responded to the lawsuit.
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  The judge in here in Jauga County dismissed it within three days, uh, claiming that I was wrong that uh about the improper use of a social security number, and and and it just disappeared.
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  Well, I I I did I sent this off.
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  I was in touch with Michael Cohen, who was Trump's attorney then, and I told him what I had done, and he said, please send the lawsuit, which I did, and uh nothing.
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  I mean, Trump has known now for 13 years that that Obama is using and continues to use a stolen social security number.
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  Did he did he get the where did he get the social security number?
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  Did he get it from a dead person or how did he get it?
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  No, no, CIA would have just given him one.
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  They somebody would have arbitrarily picked it, it would have been a dead person, it was a dead person because the person it was originally signed to was born in 1890.
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  Now people say, how is this possible that somebody in 1890 born in 1890 got a social security number in 1977?
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  And I expect I can tell you very easily.
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  Uh social security numbers were not even uh were not even issued until 1936.
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  The law was passed in 35, it went into effect in 36.
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  Um at that time, most women did not work outside of the house.
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  So if their if their husbands eventually ended up with a social security number, and at first it was not mandatory, it was only mandatory if you work for a company with 50 and 15 employees or more, but eventually they made it that everybody had to have one.
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  So a lot of these older women who were who never had a job used just used their husband's social security number.
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  Well, I have a file for a different woman who was born in 1894 with the letter in it asking the social security number to give her her own because her husband had recently died, and she it was no uh use to her.
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  Um I my sus I what I suspect is the woman that was born in 1890 at the age of 87, needed something from the government, like health care or some kind of financial aid or something, but she had to have her own number and was giving it to her, and she probably only you know might have lived uh the a couple of years longer than that.
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  Now, this is what is really fascinating.
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  I had been in touch with a woman in Connecticut because a lot of people got in touch with me immediately, they wanted to help because they knew they knew what a fraud Obama was from the start.
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  This woman on her own, uh she she said, is there any way I can find it?
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  I said, well, sometimes they put it on a death certificate, not always, but sometimes the number is on a death certificate.
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  This woman on her own looked through 18,000 death certificates, trying to find that number.
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  Well, unfortunately she didn't, but then she asked me if I wanted her to start doing surrounding states, and I said, No, you you've really done way more than I ever expected, and thank you very much, and bless your heart.
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  So I I'm surprised when you've talked to people like WorldNet Daily and other types of podcasters and television and and uh interviews that there wasn't anyone, anybody that picked up this story and investigated it and turned it and led it forward.
• 15:48
  Well, uh the truth is Jack Cashel, who is now become one of my really good friends, contacted me in 2011, and he he could he just called me out of the blue and he said, I'm looking for uh, you know, Susan Daniels, and I said that would be me.
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  And he said, uh, are you the one that found the social security number?
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  And I said, I am.
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  And he said, Well, you know, everybody has who has asked me about it, he said, uh, all roads lead to you.
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  Is this actually true?
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  And I said, not only is it true, I'll send you whatever you need to convince you.
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  And he then wrote probably several dozen articles about it, and he said, if if Romney had picked up on it, Romney would have beat Obama, but everybody was afraid to touch it, and I think it was probably because of race then.
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  Well, right now Obama is he has no value to anyone, and uh nobody cares now about they're not afraid to go after him.
• 16:56
  Well, since they're not afraid to go after him, is anybody pursuing him?
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  Because I'll tell you what, I'm like I said, I write it, I write on Substack usually weekly, and I have done probably a couple of dozen stories about about different facets of his life, about how about the different things he's done that were illegal, and I I'm getting quite a quite a number of readers, uh quite a few, and then they're passing it on.
• 17:26
  Well, it is very important because there are you know, there's a lot of people that say, I don't know that anybody that has the facts, but a lot of people that claim that are saying that you know the the Biden administration was Obama's fifth term, you know, that you and I think that a lot of things that were happening with the auto pen and all the the uh discussion about all that that's coming up right now, um, reflecting back on the Obama administration.
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  I think that your story is as important now as ever.
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  It is it I I think it's more important now than it than originally, because originally it was like, oh, you know, here's another conspiracy theorist.
• 18:08
  It's uh and and I could prove from the first day, you know, I I'm licensed, I can't take a chance on losing my license or I lose my ability to work, and I would never have printed anything that wasn't that I couldn't prove, you know, and have done it from the start.
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  Now I think it's really important.
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  I agree with you.
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  I think Biden's third term, I mean, first term was Obama's third term.
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  And I think that they it's only a miracle the way the way they screwed things up so badly and put Kamala Harrison in there.
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  See, it was supposed to be Michelle Obama taking Biden's place, but Biden, because he disliked the Obama so much, because he wanted to run in 2016, because he disliked the Obama so much that he he got even.
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  I don't think it was Joe's idea because I don't think he's that smart, but when he came out and he knew that Obama had pushed him out of the uh as the candidate, he immediately then came out and endorsed Kamala Harris.
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  And there was that just cut the Obamas off at the knees.
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  There was nothing they could do because it was a black woman.
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  How they could not go back and attack her.
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  But it was supposed to be Michelle, was supposed to be the candidate.
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  You know, there was a lot of talk about that.
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  You know, um, there's a friend of yours who's written a book done a documentary about uh uh Michelle Obama 2025 or 2024.
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  Joel, what was Joel Gilbert?
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  Yeah, right, Joel Gilbert, and I had had him on my past shows, and um but nothing really came of it.
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  She never
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  Through her hat in the ring.
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  Why do you suppose that was?
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  Well, she see with Obama or Biden hurt them just by a couple of days.
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  Because what they were trying to do was set up some kind of mini convention.
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  They didn't want to want to look like it was arranged.
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  Who was going to take over?
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  The whole plan was for Michelle Obama to get in there for the next eight years.
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  She came out once to stump for Kamala Harris, but she would not come out.
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  I mean, it took the Obamas three days to support her.
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  And then Obama came, came out a couple of times to rallies of hers, but uh he's not really well met anymore.
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  And in fact, Democrats don't even want him around because they they consider him bad luck.
• 20:54
  Oh, wow.
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  Bad luck.
• 20:58
  Yeah, that's interesting.
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  So, what have you learned about Washington, DC's uniparty when you challenged the highest levels of government power, and it nothing ever came of it.
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  The whole thing discourages me.
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  I have seen, yes, there, and I realized that early on there was a uniparty.
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  And you know what?
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  The UNA party is still at play.
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  If you watch the patterns of behavior, if you if you pay attention to the things people say, um, it's it's highly suspicious that there's anything independent going on.
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  Um, you know, I was a big supporter of Donald Trump.
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  Voted for him three times.
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  And um, there's some things about him that make me really uncomfortable.
• 21:51
  I think that I think that him appointing Pam Bondi and Cash Patel out while my hopes were so high for them to begin with, they've been a complete zero as far as I'm concerned, as is Christy Noam.
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  Now, on the other hand, I think Marco Rubio has been spectacular as Secretary of State.
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  I think Basset has been tremendous.
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  I think Lutnik has been tremendous.
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  Everybody else except Patel, Noam, and Bondy have been really, really good.
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  And what bothers me is Trump knows that Bondy is not doing a good job.
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  In fact, I saw a couple of stories where there was a suggestion that her and Mattel were going to be replaced, but they haven't been.
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  And as long as they haven't been, it makes me very suspicious of maybe things want people, people want things to continue the way they are.
• 22:50
  You know, there was one of the things that really sticks in my head is I and I you'll probably remember this.
• 22:58
  About six months ago, Trump said, We need an audit of Fort Knox for the gold.
• 23:05
  Well, there's not only gold in Fort Knox, but there was gold at West Point and I think two or three other places in the country.
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  And we never heard another word about that.
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  And I think it's because there is no gold in Fort Knox.
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  I I had read an article maybe 10 or 15 years ago, and it said that the rumor was that they had taken in England had taken tungsten, which weighed tungsten bars, which weighed exactly the same amount as gold bars, and covered them with gold, and had replaced the gold in our country with them.
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  And I I have seen nothing to change my mind along those lines.
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  I I want to know what's holding up the audit of Fort Knox.
• 23:59
  That's very important.
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  Yeah, I remember that was part of all the stuff that Elon was doing with Doge.
• 24:06
  Yep.
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  You know, all the things that he was ripping out from the roots, and then it just sort of stopped.
• 24:12
  And it was, you know, it was uh, I think he was doing too much.
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  And at some point, I think I think Elon Musk ego got away with that or away from him.
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  He started to forget that he was not the president.
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  Now, the if they had left him alone, and I I think he's back now, and and maybe we'll see something.
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  But they started uncovering a lot of things, and um uh I I the the best thing they did was shut down USAID because I think that's where all the money was being transferred to all these NGOs, and and uh I think all the money that I mean was supporting our enemies.
• 24:59
  I mean, the money was coming circular, but through USAID.
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  Which which, by the way, was the CIA front.
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  Oh, wow, you know about that too.
• 25:12
  Oh, yeah.
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  So is the Ford Foundation.
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  Uh Obama's mother worked for both of those in Indonesia when she was working for the CIA.
• 25:23
  Wow.
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  This is there's more to this story that we need to talk about and dig into.
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  But right now, I think this is a good place to take a quick break.
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  We're gonna dig into more information that uh that it really incriminates Obama and should be taken to heart by the highest levels of government.
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  A promise they agreed to in 2018.
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  Well, the American people have seen Google's track record.
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  Is Google an untrustworthy player in the AI race?
• 31:52
  Now is our time, my fellow America Outlook.news.
• 31:58
  Liberty and Justice for all.
• 32:22
  Let me tell you a little bit more about today's guest.
• 32:24
  Susan Daniels authored The Rubbish Haller's Wife versus Barack Obama.
• 32:29
  And she is a licensed Ohio.
• 32:31
  She's licensed in Ohio as a private investigator and has been there for more than 30 years.
• 32:36
  She's also a paralegal.
• 32:38
  She holds a bachelor's and a matchelor's degree, master's degree in English from Cleveland State University, and has been certified as a paralegal since 1977.
• 32:47
  Susan raised seven children as a single parent after the murder of her husband, a rubbish holder by a Cleveland gangster named Danny Green.
• 32:56
  And her story and her investigative spots going backwards are just really amazing.
• 33:03
  You contend in an in your book that Obama did not kill Osama bin Laden and hit that Osama bin Laden really died in 2001 as of a kidney related disease.
• 33:15
  And it was all political theater and watching them in the in the in the uh uh in the room, watching the television and all that stuff was all just made up.
• 33:25
  Tell us about that.
• 33:27
  Well Obama was in trouble in 2012.
• 33:31
  His poll numbers were terrible.
• 33:33
  So he, I mean, 2011, and he needed a big ta da to get re-elected in 2012.
• 33:41
  Well, I I found uh I had previously seen uh an uh an article in a it was in a French newspaper, Elf El Le Figaro, and it always also showed up in the Pakistani observer and stuff, and it was about the death of Barack of Osama bin Laden.
• 34:06
  He died on December 16, 2001, not in May 2011, like Obama said.
• 34:16
  Um Bin Laden had been treated uh this is hysterical.
• 34:21
  You know, the CIA was hunting and hunting and hunting for him.
• 34:26
  He bin Laden was treated in the American hospital in Dubai in July of 2001 for kidney disease.
• 34:36
  He was operated on by American surgeon, and I think his name was Terry Gallagher.
• 34:41
  He had been there previously and been operated on.
• 34:45
  He had uh um he was very sick and had uh even had uh uh I forget what they're called, the machines to click clean the blood.
• 34:56
  He had he had several of the yes, he had several of those.
• 35:02
  Um, and when he was in the hospital, now keep in mind that the CIA at this time had a two million dollar reward for him.
• 35:11
  He was visited from somebody at the CIA in July of 2001, and they were trying to to bring him back into the pack.
• 35:21
  Bin Laden had been on the CIA payroll from 1978 to 1998, and they the CIA was hoping to get him to come back to them so that they could they would stop the the the wars between the Afghanis and America, and I mean it was a total mess.
• 35:43
  Uh they ran they ran the guy from the CIA off because it went when after he went there.
• 35:50
  I mean, he pretty much was told to get lost.
• 35:53
  He went back and bragged to people in Abu Dhabi, I mean in Dubai.
• 35:58
  That's where the hospital was in Dubai.
• 36:01
  Uh, that he had been there to the hospital, and he was immediately recalled to Langley, no surprise there.
• 36:10
  They knew where he was all along.
• 36:12
  He died in uh, he died.
• 36:15
  I saw I saw the death certificate or the death notice in the paper, and I told that when he died, uh 30 people were there, you know, his close friends as security guards.
• 36:28
  Uh it named some other people.
• 36:30
  Um, I this is all in the book.
• 36:33
  And um, and then he was buried in the Toroboro Mountains then.
• 36:40
  Um Obama, I don't know who dreamed this up, but they the George Bush and all of them kept kept up the we have to find Obama, you know.
• 36:51
  He's the bad guy, and it was all a lie.
• 36:55
  And then Obama came up with this plan to uh to assassinate him.
• 37:02
  Well, there was a um a seal attack.
• 37:08
  They several helicopters flew to this house in Abbotta Bad, where they said Obama or uh Bin Laden was and um uh the neighbors there said he was never there.
• 37:22
  I mean, there was a five million dollar award for him.
• 37:25
  You think any of those poor people in in uh Abada Bad wouldn't have wouldn't have pointed him out immediately if he had been there.
• 37:33
  Um they attacked one of the one of the helicopters, the back of the helicopter hit the wall around this compound where or where bin Laden was supposed to be staying.
• 37:46
  And several, although it was never in the paper, several several seals were killed.
• 37:52
  Um and then they they all moved over to the other uh helicopter when they left, and they they exploded the one that had been damaged.
• 38:03
  Um they they then flew to the North Arabian Sea and uh to the USS Carl Vinson.
• 38:17
  And now this is what this is what even got me looking at this whole thing.
• 38:22
  Uh uh, Dr.
• 38:24
  Tenpenny.
• 38:25
  The whole somebody said to me off-handedly, you know, my son-in-law was on that ship, the Carl Vinson.
• 38:33
  I said, really?
• 38:34
  And he said they had all 5,000 sailors go below deck before the helicopters came.
• 38:43
  And right away, I thought, why would they do that?
• 38:46
  You would think they'd want the biggest audience they could have.
• 38:50
  I have uh I was able to get from Judicial Watch the communications between CENTCOM and the ship while the helicopters were in process.
• 39:02
  And the helicopter, the people on the helicopters were very concerned about how many people witnessed this dumping the body into the ocean.
• 39:13
  And they were assured it was only 10 to 12 people, and they said, Are you are you sure there were no sailors?
• 39:19
  And is it known that there were no sailors?
• 39:22
  Uh all of which seemed very odd to me.
• 39:26
  Well, a night neighbor said they actually killed the uh owner of the house and took him.
• 39:34
  Now, I I figured they wanted the sailors below deck because even in a body bag, oh, bin Laden was six foot four and about 150 pounds.
• 39:46
  You could tell a body that size, even in a body bag, too long and too narrow.
• 39:53
  Well, they dumped it and while they were dumping him, the table that he that the body was on, even went off in.
• 40:00
  To the ocean.
• 40:01
  Um Panetta in uh it was I think it was Panetta and one of in a book that he later wrote, they said, well, we weren't a hundred, we were about 50-50% sure he was at that site.
• 40:18
  And Obama even later came out and said, Well, nobody really saw him there, but but we we would see three men at night walking around.
• 40:30
  Uh, none of them was taller than the rest, but we were we were pretty sure he was there.
• 40:36
  They had no idea he was there because he wasn't there.
• 40:39
  He had been, he had already been dead for 10 years.
• 40:43
  Um his security guards, bin Laden security guards who never left his side, were seen in January and February out on their own.
• 40:55
  They would never have left his side had he been still alive, and he was never seen again after that.
• 41:04
  There were a couple of fuzzy videos that were shown that were supposed to be him, but uh in him he looked he looked extremely ill, and uh in truth, he was never seen after December 2001.
• 41:20
  You know, and then we lost the entire SEAL team six after that whole fiasco, you know.
• 41:27
  Oh, yeah.
• 41:27
  Oh, and that was no accident either.
• 41:30
  That was three months later.
• 41:32
  Uh the the there were I think it was 32 or 33 people on a helicopter, they had no helicopters with them protecting them.
• 41:43
  Um it was shot down.
• 41:47
  There were 20, I think 23 seals on there, and 13 of them were sealed team six.
• 41:56
  This was no accident.
• 41:59
  This was this was I believe Obama just showing the Muslims that he's I'm with you.
• 42:09
  Wow.
• 42:10
  And then the other interesting story that you tell about in your book is the mysterious death of Obama's chef.
• 42:16
  Oh, yeah, but more importantly, that then, yeah, that there was the uh the the odd uh death of his chef uh in uh Martha's Vineyard that that uh they said that he was found in a hundred feet of water uh water, eight eight feet deep.
• 42:36
  They could they couldn't find him right away.
• 42:38
  Uh there was a female with him who I always believed was Malia, and uh when she ran off to get the Secret Service when he went under the water, um, which I don't understand because there were videos of him doing laps at an indoor pool.
• 42:56
  Um, she ran off to the Secret Service and they couldn't get either of their boats to start.
• 43:02
  Oh, yeah, now what a surprise.
• 43:06
  So the next morning they find him, they claim in a hundred a hundred feet from shore and three feet of water.
• 43:13
  Well, somebody sent me a map of the estuary of that pond, and at 100 feet, the water was three feet deep.
• 43:22
  You had to go out 400 feet before it was eight feet deep.
• 43:27
  And in an article I wrote for Substack, it's I my last line was all he had to do to save his life was sit up, you know.
• 43:37
  I I encourage people to go to uh my it my Substack, which is Susan Daniels.substack.com.
• 43:48
  I have a ton of stories in there, including how Obama in 2008 tried to buy a Reverend Wright off for 150,000, so he wouldn't speak.
• 44:02
  Everybody knew that Obama had been at his church for 20 years, and he didn't want him out there saying things that would make his his Obama's campaign look bad.
• 44:13
  So he tried to buy him off.
• 44:15
  Well, the Reverend Wright, not a fool, and probably remembering the execution of Obama's boyfriend, uh in December of 2007, who who was the choir master at Reverend Wright's church, um, decided Reverend Wright decided to retire in 2008.
• 44:38
  And what is really interesting is he had built for him a million point four house uh in a 98% white area, and he who absolutely hated the whites, but he he wanted to live among them, and he also from his church got a 10 million dollar line of credit.
• 45:02
  Now, I believe that this was more USAID money because the house that was built, that for the million-dollar house was paid off in four years.
• 45:14
  Wow, that's astonishing.
• 45:15
  That's that's you know, it's it seems like every every stone that gets turned over that has a story attached to it about Obama just comes into more crime and more deceitful sort of thing.
• 45:27
  Oh yeah, and the thing is, you know, because my book was written in 2012, I have found a ton of stuff since then about about the about him and about people surrounding him.
• 45:40
  And uh there's a lot of there's a lot of interesting, just I probably have 80 or 90 articles in Substack now, and uh I think I I think I have like 2700 regular followers, so these people are reading it.
• 45:57
  The one I just did one on Ilhan Omar, and I looked today, and almost 7,000 people have read it, which means everybody is sending it out to everybody else.
• 46:08
  That's really really interesting.
• 46:10
  Have you done any investigation or did you do any investigation into Obama's kids?
• 46:15
  No, it's really uh no there uh it's really tough to do kids.
• 46:22
  All I know is they're both in California, they don't see very much of their parents, and um they uh uh they they have no um secret service details.
• 46:38
  Well, that's interesting.
• 46:39
  That's yeah, well, it was that's the rule.
• 46:42
  Um, it was supposed to be Secret Service details for the presidents were supposed to stop after um 10 years, and I don't know, was Bush or Obama or one of them have made a continue for life.
• 47:01
  All of these Substack articles that you've written.
• 47:03
  Um, are you gonna compile them into another book?
• 47:06
  You know, I I didn't think of it until about two days ago, and I thought, you know what?
• 47:12
  I really I really should do this because there is so much more for people to learn that unless they've read the stories.
• 47:21
  In fact, I started reposting some of the stories from a year ago when I only had two or three hundred readers, and I thought, you know, there's a lot of information that people don't know.
• 47:35
  Well, I think it would be a great sequel to this wonderful book that you've written already, The Reb The Rubbish Hauler's Wife versus Barack Obama.
• 47:43
  Um are you getting any attention to other podcasters and other broadcasters and investigators from all of the additional information that you put out on your Substack?
• 47:54
  Not really.
• 47:56
  Um I did uh I did an uh podcast a couple of weeks ago, and um I've done some with you know, like Cliff Kincaid and and some people that are are fairly well known.
• 48:12
  Uh, but no, I'm not.
• 48:14
  And this is what bothers me is like see the people still don't understand how important it is that Obama was the fraud that he is, you know.
• 48:25
  He's got he's worth what 140 million dollars now, and they're trying to say that, oh, it's from sale of his books, and you know, do the math, you know.
• 48:37
  You get writers will get maybe seven or eight dollars a book so divide that into 60 million, which was what he was given as a retainer, and and what people don't understand about uh about selling books is you get a retainer and you don't get another penny until you sell that many books, and and then you'll get some, but they're trying to say that he's getting millions each year more from residuals royalties from his books.
• 49:08
  What do you think about the Obama library?
• 49:12
  I think I love it.
• 49:14
  It's so hideous that I absolutely love it.
• 49:18
  I do not believe that it'll ever get finished, and I think it's the perfect symbol for Obama and the Obama administration.
• 49:29
  Half-ass done and ugly as sin.
• 49:36
  That's really that's really well put.
• 49:38
  And if people haven't seen a picture of it, go out and Google it and see what the what the Obama library looks like.
• 49:45
  It looks like a prison cell.
• 49:47
  Oh, I one of my I one of my Substack articles is about it.
• 49:51
  It's it's just hideous.
• 49:53
  And the neighbors, the neighbors around, first of all, they took Jackson Park, which was this beautiful.
• 50:00
  Park that for blacks.
• 50:01
  It was only one of two in the city for blue that blacks had easy access to.
• 50:07
  There were there were ball diamonds.
• 50:10
  There were everything.
• 50:11
  It was beautiful.
• 50:12
  And they they took it, they tore it up 19 acres.
• 50:17
  And uh what they're doing now is now they're raising the rate, the rents of all the people that live in the area.
• 50:25
  I mean, they're they're what they're doing is they're chasing blacks out of the area because they built this monstrosity.
• 50:34
  Um, there is a huge lawsuit pending.
• 50:37
  Uh one of the see Obama insisted on 50% minority contractors.
• 50:44
  And one of the contractors, uh, a concrete contractor is now suing the general contractor from New York because of shoddy work.
• 50:55
  The uh general contractor showed pictures of the concrete work, was already cracking, and rebar was sticking through it.
• 51:04
  And and the uh the minority contractor was so offended by the attacks on him that he's suing the general contractor for 40 million dollars.
• 51:14
  And while that is pending, I don't think there's any work going on.
• 51:19
  I mean, they say there is, but I don't believe there is because I also read they're out of money.
• 51:24
  It it went from an original uh uh estimate of like 320 million dollars for this.
• 51:31
  It's now up to 850 million.
• 51:34
  Oh, and it looks like it looks like a prison.
• 51:38
  It does.
• 51:39
  It looks like a corn silo.
• 51:40
  Like it does.
• 51:42
  It is the ugliest thing ever.
• 51:44
  And there's not going to be a single book in it.
• 51:48
  What are they building it for then?
• 51:50
  They're everything's gonna be digitalized.
• 51:53
  I get people will be able to go in there and look on computers and what are they have selectedly chosen for people to see.
• 52:00
  Oh my goodness.
• 52:02
  Yeah, and they put in a basketball, they're a basketball court, and it's like what this is not a presidential library.
• 52:11
  This is just a funneling of U.S.
• 52:14
  government taxpayer money.
• 52:16
  I and I suspect again USAID.
• 52:20
  Wow.
• 52:21
  Do you think that the Trump administration will ever change any of these people who've lied about and lied to him and are continuing to ignore all the great information that you've dug out and uncovered, Susan?
• 52:34
  No.
• 52:36
  I wish I could say I I I had a just uh a prayer that they would, but uh no, I don't think so.
• 52:45
  What would you like to if they if you could uh maybe wave a magic wand and change things?
• 52:51
  What would you like to change first?
• 52:53
  I would like to see about I would like to see the 51 people that signed that security letter arrested and then throw in everybody else we can think of because they're all all corrupt, all crooked, and all deserve to be in jail.
• 53:10
  And then I think we should go after the sedition six.
• 53:14
  I think we gotta maybe maybe the first thing we should do is handle Mark Kelly.
• 53:21
  Maybe that would be the best example.
• 53:23
  You know, reinstate him in the government and then bring them to a court martial.
• 53:29
  Well, there you go.
• 53:31
  What is your biggest takeaway from your book, Susan Daniels on the rubbish hauler's wife?
• 53:36
  What do you want people?
• 53:37
  Why do you want people to read it?
• 53:39
  And what do you want them to take away from the book?
• 53:43
  I want them to see how totally corrupt the government is.
• 54:07
  Uh when I came out in uh uh with the information, they tried to they tried to say, oh well, and including Bill O'Reilly on his TV show.
• 54:19
  Somebody had sent in a question saying, well, what about Obama?
• 54:22
  And what's the story about the Connecticut number?
• 54:25
  And O'Reilly said, oh, well, his daddy lived in Connecticut, and he was probably he probably sometimes kids get their social security numbers through their parents.
• 54:37
  And it's like Obama, I don't think ever visited Connecticut, let alone his father lived there.
• 54:43
  His father was in Massachusetts for a couple of years until they ran him off because he was such a low life.
• 54:51
  Um but uh everybody they they there the reasons they tried to attack me were so invalid that that they were laughable and they gave up.
• 55:02
  Nobody's nobody is tried to say I was wrong.
• 55:08
  Well, maybe we ought to get you on Tucker and maybe on Candace Owens and all these different places to tell the story because it's so important to our country.
• 55:16
  I know.
• 55:16
  I have I have tried, I have tried every access that I've known.
• 55:21
  I've tried every person I've known.
• 55:23
  You know, who do you know?
• 55:25
  Who can you help me, you know, get to?
• 55:28
  And I've this has been going on now for uh 16 years.
• 55:34
  Well, for any of the listeners who are listening to this today or in the future, if you know anybody in government or you know any big podcasters other than the one that we have here that could get Susan on to tell the story about the rubbish hauler's wife and Barack Obama.
• 55:49
  Please be in contact with me and I'll get that information over to Susan.
• 55:53
  So with that, we need to close out for our time here today because this has just been an amazing conversation, unveiling things that are so critically important to the future of our country.
• 56:04
  Uh, even though the book was written in 2012, it's more important today now than ever.
• 56:09
  So with that, I'm going to close out with one of my favorite verses from the Bible.
• 56:12
  You guys should know this one by now that I close all of my podcasts with, whether it is live or pre-recorded, which is Romans 12, 12.
• 56:20
  Rejoice in hope, be patient in trouble and be persistent in prayer.
• 56:24
  Leaning to God, trust him for everything.
• 56:26
  He will not let you down.
• 56:27
  We'll see you tomorrow or the next time at 3 p.m.
• 56:30
  Eastern, right here on America Outloud.news and iHeartRadio.
• 56:33
  Uh, you can also listen anywhere in the world on their media player.
• 56:37
  You can see our favorite shows or your our past shows on your favorite podcast platforms, or you can go to dr10penny.com and watch any of our podcasts there.
• 56:47
  Uh, please sign up for my substack, which is uh dr10penny.substack.com and my Sunday substack, which is 10 penny walkwithgot that's substack.com and follow Susan's substack, which is Susan Daniels.substack.com because she has great investigative stuff and she needs your support.
• 57:05
  You can also follow me on X and on Instagram at Busy Dr.
• 57:09
  T.
• 57:09
  So have a great day, everybody.
• 57:10
  We'll see you the next time.
• 57:12
  Goodbye.