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Treniss Evans Refused to Accept the Injustice of the Biden DOJ — January 6th and the Fight for Truth · Unleashing Intuition Secrets

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  Hello everyone.
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  It's Michael Jacob with Unleashing Intuition Secrets.
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  Joined today by TR Evans and he's the bestselling author
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  of Call It Insurrection.
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  Comrade January 6th.
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  None dare call it justice.
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  It's the story of a man who refused to accept the injustice of the
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  Biden Administration's Department of Justice and Democrats during the
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  attacks launched against conservatives in the wake of January 6th.
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  Tr thanks for joining us.
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  Hey, thank you so much for having me.
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  Good to be here with you.
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  Nice to see you again.
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  Just a week out from what, two weeks out from when I saw you last, which is
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  it's been a while between time visits, but nice to have seen you in Vegas.
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  Yeah.
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  That bond gate was pretty amazing insights.
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  And you, yeah, you spoke and you were absolutely amazing and I get to meet
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  you and we talked a little bit, but Wow.
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  Incredible event.
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  Oh yeah, it was a great event.
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  Thanks to those guys for putting on a fantastic event.
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  Matt, Mac and Juan and those guys just do a great, outstanding job.
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  They just keep coming with the very important topics.
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  But, that topic had a lot to do with whistleblowers, what happens to 'em, how
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  they're marginalized, how they, get, run off the rails, if you will by the system.
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  The process is the punishment.
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  We keep hearing it, but we provide these real world examples of cases
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  like this on a regular basis.
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  And sad, I'm sad to say we have so many of them.
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  We have at condemn SA we have quite a few cases like that, whether it be the
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  Shayna Gabriella's or the Tina Peters or Patrick Byrne, the people that have stood
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  up and fought back against the machine.
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  Have experienced an unprecedented amount of attack.
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  And rather it comes from the civil actions of the hard left that works in, concert
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  with what once was their controlling DOJ apparatus systematic wealth extraction
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  machine, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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  We just I'm just still baffled, I could almost see it if they're
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  like, Hey, we can't get to all these injustices and go backward.
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  My question is as to Todd Blanche and once Pam Bondy, the question I've
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  been asking is why are we watching prosecutions and persecutions
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  ongoing under this administration?
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  And I'll illustrate one case, if you don't mind.
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  Jacob, I just wanna share with you that Sha GLA is a case that if you're a parent
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  or you care about children or you believe in religious liberties or parental
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  rights, which I think is consistent with the vast majority of Americans.
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  And then we have this ludicrous left that has this ideology
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  that you don't have any rights.
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  That the administration, the school will take over and be the controlling interest.
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  And it's not an attack on Pam Bondi.
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  It's not an attack on Todd Blanche.
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  It's a request.
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  I say two ways.
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  It's a request that you listen and a demand that you uphold your oath.
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  That oath was to the United States Constitution, IE the people that
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  you would uphold, for the people and carry out justice, et cetera.
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  The injustices that are happening on their watch, and I know they can't
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  be aware of everything, so I ask that they listen and we're getting some good
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  communication, hopefully it's gonna improve that they listen to these matters.
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  Like when Shayna Gabriela was prosecuted, there was a holdover from the Biden Air
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  Administration and this is still going.
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  That they have to right these wrongs.
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  And gateway pundits covered it.
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  Earl America's voice has covered this case a number of times.
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  We're covering it all the time on my show.
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  And you're giving us an opportunity to talk about that kind of injustice now.
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  But when a parent says to the school, hands off, no, we're not doing any of
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  these things, whether it's transitioning or whatever it was, which in this
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  case the mother states that they were trying to transition the child.
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  And from what I've seen, it's certainly concerning and.
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  It doesn't really matter because if the mother wants to take the child from
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  the school, her 15-year-old son from the school and send him to a Christian
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  school in Missouri, I don't know what the administration, the state of
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  California, whomever, has to stop her.
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  There was no order, custody.
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  Order.
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  She had custody.
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  She and the father who she's estranged with but so communicates
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  with, that they're divorced.
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  They agreed to this course of action to send the child to the school.
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  And the Biden area.
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  Merrick Garland's, DOJ had the FBI raid the school, had the mother
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  arrested, and she was simply trying to protect her child.
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  She had that right, and whether the child agrees or not, if I tell my child
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  they're gonna rule rake in the lawn this weekend, I don't care if you agree or
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  not, that's what we're doing, right?
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  The same as if I say that, you're gonna get grounded if you
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  don't make at least Cs, right?
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  Or.
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  Your allowance is going down.
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  If you're not making A's and B's, whatever the stipulation is that a
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  parent delivers within reason, that's not abusive should be the right.
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  But what they've done is they've twisted the moral fabric to
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  manipulate the matter into that.
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  It's an abuse against the child in affront to the child's rights when the when they
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  have not, when they, when the child wants to do something, the parent says, no, IE
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  take medications to transition, whatever.
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  That can't stand.
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  We can't live in a country like that where it's an administrative state rule.
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  And that's a very big concern that we have at Condemned DSA.
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  It's what we're working on.
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  These are the kind of battles we're fighting.
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  Not to mention the Tina Peters, Patrick Burns and others.
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  But I don't wanna, sorry, I don't want to go on a monologue here, and
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  I'll leave you outta your own show.
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  I apologize.
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  I know you're a guy with a lot to say and I appreciate your voice, so Please
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  no I love it when a guest like yourself just goes down, down those
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  rabbit holes and starts revealing.
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  So I'm reading your book.
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  It's excellently written very well.
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  Thank you.
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  Tri I got engrossed right from the first sentence.
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  I was like, wow, this is really good.
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  Great presentation.
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  Great example of what the Department of Justice FBI were doing, SWAT
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  teams, all that crazy stuff.
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  You right from the beginning, you started standing up for yourself, and
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  I think that really made an impact.
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  Yeah.
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  There was a time when it started that I was like, okay, what do we do here?
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  Do we keep our head down and shut up and try and.
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  I went to see a former federal prosecutor who's a defense counsel that was
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  recommended by my business attorney.
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  I've never had a criminal attorney in my adult life, I'd never
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  done anything that I thought was warranting a criminal prosecution.
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  Yeah, I may have done some stupid shit as a kid, excuse my French, but I may have
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  done some stupid crap as a teenage boy that I'm like, Ooh, glad I never, no one
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  was harmed, I don't remember any property being destroyed or anything of that
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  nature, but, and, adolescent nonsense.
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  But watching what happened, I just I just from the start, I just had, it
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  was the truth, they were coming at me with a lie in the very beginning
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  and a SWAT team rating my home after they had been to visit me.
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  I was like, the, you gotta remember the FBI literally shows up.
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  I'm out.
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  There's a mother that's dropping off.
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  A child she was dropping off a couple of young girls here that I think my
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  son, that's friends, they were probably preteen or teen tweens as they call 'em.
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  Yeah.
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  In that realm.
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  And she was, she wanted to make sure that there was a parent home,
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  that she wasn't dropping her, tween daughters off in an unsupervised
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  environment with teenage boys.
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  Good on her.
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  Good.
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  That's what we do as parents because IE we're responsible for them.
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  So the, the unique response of twist ability or twist on responsibility.
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  Excuse me.
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  This accident's been a little rough on me with the, may I misplaced
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  some words and have a little bit of a hard time, but there's a unique
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  twist on that responsibility that this is what I was talking about.
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  This is juxtaposition.
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  The Biden administration would tell you that you don't have the ability
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  to take control of your child.
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  That's up to the state, right?
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  They're totally in charge of the decision unless your child takes your gun.
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  And then suddenly you become responsible for their actions.
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  Or unless your child's not attending school, then you are responsible for
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  the truancy and can be held accountable.
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  Unless your child commits a crime or an offense with your vehicle, then you can
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  be held accountable or on your property, then you can be held accountable.
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  So there's a juxtaposition, as the shift of moral code and responsibility
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  when it comes to how they administered justice and how they view it.
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  The left if your child wants to transition, that's the right,
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  you have nothing to say about it.
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  If your child.
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  Wants to do whatever else you're responsible for, their actions if
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  that, but you lose the responsibility for their actions and the ability to
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  control actions as soon as it becomes an issue that is at the forefront of
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  the insurgency that operates within our country, IE the Democrat party.
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  Yeah.
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  And you you outlined that very well in the beginning of your book.
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  The Department of Justice horrific the way they came in and timed it.
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  As your, you and your wife are gonna go to your your father-in-law's fu
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  funeral home to do an observation
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  viewing the body.
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  Yeah.
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  And your son was being held at gunpoint outside your door as
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  they're coming up to arrest you.
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  Yeah.
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  Those videos, we put those out in the documentary Bloody Hill.
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  We put 'em out other places.
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  I think I've seen it in so many documentary films that image of my.
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  13-year-old son.
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  Here's a boy.
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  Typical 13-year-old boy, headed to school in a pair of basketball shorts
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  and a t-shirt, whatever it is, SpongeBob or who knows, headed out the door to
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  school with a backpack on 13 years old.
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  Innocent as the day is long.
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  And here you are.
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  All of a sudden there's automatic rifles pointed at the child and
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  you're thinking these people are looking for another way to go.
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  They are seeking another Ruby Ridge.
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  That's what we have here.
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  Wow.
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  That, over a misdemeanor what ultimately is resolved with a misdemeanor.
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  You're rating my house as if I. And I could hear 'em.
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  I, look, Jake, I know what you did in your history and I hear these guys
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  going through the house and yelling clear and, it's if they put this much
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  effort into, actually hunting criminals and traffickers and so forth, then
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  I think they would've, been a much better administration under Biden.
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  But unfortunately, they spent all of this time and I think.
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  I always believe, I think it's hard to get away from the idea
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  that we were political fodder.
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  We were just part of the Get Trump machine, and they needed, I think
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  that the Merrick Garland Institution under the Department of Justice
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  needed a Ruby Ridge or Waco.
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  So they could point to that and say, C, we told you these people are
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  violent people, but they never got it.
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  They got a bunch of guys that walked out the door going, what are you doing?
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  Don't hurt my family.
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  Why is this happening?
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  What's going on?
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  And time and time again, SWAT teams and efforts and there was a lot of
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  D-O-J-F-B-I that refused to do it, that just said, no, we're not doing it.
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  And they those that refused were retaliated against, they
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  got passed over promotion.
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  That we saw that, we had Delray Beach on and many others that
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  went through these things that said, Hey, wait a minute, we have.
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  Murderers and real terrorists and child traffickers and these, we're
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  working on crimes and moral turpitude.
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  I'm not interested in chasing around some grandma that walked
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  into the building and prayed for the officers and walked back out.
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  If you want us to do a raid on someone that assaulted law
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  enforcement, okay, we'll take a look, but we're not doing this.
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  And the pushback got 'em in a lot of trouble.
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  They were pushed out ostracized.
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  And that's where senior executive services comes in and presses people like this out.
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  And then they ask for an investigation as a whistleblower.
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  And the inspectors don't do their job.
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  They're, because they're bought and paid for activists as well.
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  So you don't have a remedy out here.
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  There is no remedy unless the Department of Justice makes admissions.
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  That's about all we're gonna get.
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  And I think what with the recent prosecutions happening in dc, the
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  attempts that Harmony di and others have made, at making prosecution
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  stick for people, they can't get it.
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  So a guy throws a sandwich at Secret Service.
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  He's, that's not assault or a 2 31 obstruction or any of these things, right?
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  Two, none of these, it's, it has, doesn't fall under any of that.
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  All of a sudden, that's an acquittal.
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  Everybody's fine.
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  But a proud boy throws a half empty water ball bottle that doesn't hit anyone that
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  lands 15 feet short of a police line, and he's convicted on assault and he
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  is convicted on obstruction of justice.
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  This is the mentality of the hard left that operates within DC and you're
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  not gonna change those people's minds.
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  So the convictions I don't think are coming, which is why I think the DOJ
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  has the responsibility to open the files, let the American people see.
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  Allow the court of opinion to see how bad this really was with
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  the January 6th prosecutions.
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  Open that file, let people see, make the proper admissions, and
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  let these people file the proper claims and stop biting them on it.
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  They know that this happened.
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  Trump tells them all the time.
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  The evidence is clear that people were.
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  Admonished by this DOJ and they were targeted and attacked for political
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  conservative viewpoints, and yet there's nothing's been done and they're all
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  still, and people are still dying.
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  People are still taking, j Sixers are still taking their life today.
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  We just had one six weeks, seven weeks ago.
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  This is a real thing.
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  It's very serious.
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  Their lives have been destroyed.
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  They're unemployable.
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  And without having someone hardcore conservative, and even then, think
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  about it, then you gotta have 'em, they still have to deal with the public
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  or deal with sales or whatever it is.
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  So people find their name, they Google search it.
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  That's how we do things in this day and age.
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  And they can't get a job.
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  They can't hold a job.
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  It's happening all the time.
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  Yeah.
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  And they targeted some people while they're having their
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  children's birthday parties.
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  Unbelievable.
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  So it was obvious an attack against conservatives by the Biden administration
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  and Department of Justice and FBI.
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  Yeah, it's just like when they went after the school board parents, right?
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  This trans woke agenda, et cetera, et cetera, all of these
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  things, it's all the same.
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  It was very maligned and I'm very sad to see that was, that
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  happened in our system of justice.
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  And this is where people are like, oh, we gotta get the credibility
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  of the Justice Department back.
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  I've got simple words for you.
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  Do the right thing regardless of the circumstances.
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  It doesn't matter that you don't like someone.
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  And I hear this all the time about the Department of Justice.
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  They're gonna have to go through their history and, make sure it's
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  someone they wanna stand for.
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  Every American should, they should stand for every American.
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  When an injustice occurs, it, I don't care.
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  Like for instance, if a person's civil rights had been violated, if we're gonna
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  be a country, a nation of laws, right?
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  If we're gonna be a nation of laws and we're gonna follow up on them,
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  we're gonna do the right thing.
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  If a criminal, rather they're a murderer or a somebody that, a jaywalk, they
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  have rights and they have to be uphold.
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  You can't break the law to uphold the law and call it justice.
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  That's not how it works.
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  They have to fulfill their duty and oath and do things operationally sound
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  consistent with the expectation of an officer of a court, more so a prosecutor.
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  And that's just not happening.
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  And I, again, I know there's a lot to do and there's a lot to
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  uncover and a lot to unpack.
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  So my plea to Todd Blanche and once Pam Bondy, but now Todd Blanche
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  and whoever comes into that role is remember that your duty is to the
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  United States Constitution and the people not to protecting an institution.
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  The DOJ is form of government and its protection should only exist when it
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  operates soundly and when it didn't.
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  They should be admitting this.
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  They should say this happened.
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  I'm not saying that they're not.
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  It's not an attack.
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  But that is the responsibility.
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  And I think a lot of people, what's drawing the ire of the court of public
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  opinion, IE the American public is simply they're not seeing the action.
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  And I will give them a pass on the prosecutions.
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  'cause I don't think that you're going to get convictions in dc so they're gonna
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  have to find a nexus to another district for some of these cases and bring it in
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  under something else to get it outta dc.
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  And I don't think people should be forum shopping, but unfortunately
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  you're not gonna get any justice in the District of Columbia.
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  We already see that anything that Trump's DOJ does, they're already
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  thwarting and they're not gonna have it.
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  So that's the answer and that's where Todd Blanc is.
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  I know, I get it.
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  It's a tough role.
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  He has a lot of responsibility.
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  However, again, it's really back to the basic core issue
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  is protect the United States.
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  People admit any wrongs of the Department of Justice and move forward and people
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  like Jocelyn Valentine shouldn't be in office, shouldn't be anywhere near a
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  public office, and she's still there.
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  If you remember Jako, that's the, that is the woman that carried the dirty
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  dossier on Michael Flynn Knowingly.
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  She knew that she carried the dirty dossier to the court.
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  And the rules of professional conduct for a prosecutor are even more stringent
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  than they are for defense counsel.
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  And as an officer of the court, she was a she's a just an absolute nut.
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  She cannot be allowed to continue to practice law for the DOJ.
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  At the very least, as far as I'm concerned, she should be disbarred.
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  But not only that, she was head of the capital seeds unit, investigative unit,
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  prosecution, et cetera, et cetera.
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  She was a head of that right under Matthew Graves.
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  So she was like third in line to the comms on controlling that nonsense.
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  And they knew what they did.
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  And I think a lot of times the USAs that were involved in those cases,
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  three percenters, proud boys, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, others
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  barring Mr. Nestler, who is an absolute horrific individual that
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  should also not be pro practicing law.
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  But from the Oath Keepers trial, people may remember Nestler terrible individual.
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  Any review of his record would show he has no more right or ability to practice
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  law soundly than Jack Smith does.
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  But we've added these people time and again.
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  And as you get further in that book, you're gonna find that I wrote about this.
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  We put this out in a documentary film in 2022, exposing that we had
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  over 140 federal agents in the crowd.
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  We're not talking about chss confidential human sources.
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  We're not talking about these kinds of people that are paid
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  informants or what have you.
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  We're talking about actual federal agents, boots on the ground.
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  And we knew they were there and we had identified many of them.
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  Juan and I traveled the country showing videos to a lot of people like yourself.
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  That said you may not have been one of 'em, but we showed 'em to
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  a lot of people and they said, I know this guy's a contractor.
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  I worked with him in such and such.
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  I was in the sedan with this guy I was in, Belarus.
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  I was here, I was there, Afghanistan, you name it, right?
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  And over we were able to identify people.
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  And it was amazing how the Department of Justice, the FBI sat and we watched Chris
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  Ray sit on the stand and lie to Congress time and time and time again on from this,
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  in this official position or capacity.
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  And nothing's been done, but where are you gonna do it?
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  Washington dc Good luck.
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  The same justice that the January 6th people have very little chance
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  of finding justice in DC as well.
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  And unfortunately that's, one of the places we're gonna have to go to seek it.
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  Yeah, definitely.
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  They came for you in Texas, which I'm stunned.
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  I thought Texas would, wouldn't allow that in their state.
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  But yet they did.
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  And very disconcerting.
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  What do you, what are your thoughts on that?
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  And yes I'm looking forward to getting deeper into your book.
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  And get, find out more about, how you get to the point where you
• 18:10
  don't even have a college degree in in being a lawyer or whatever.
• 18:14
  But you're definitely doing, you lawyer it up yourself and you're pushing all
• 18:18
  these different issues that are making these guys tremble at this point.
• 18:21
  I I'm just stunned.
• 18:22
  It's absolutely incredible.
• 18:23
  Everybody should be going, wow, we got a real fighter here.
• 18:26
  Just like we saw those the two pilots that went down in Iran and they recovered them.
• 18:32
  Everybody's jumping up and down for, glee.
• 18:34
  This look how great we are.
• 18:35
  America is, you're one of those guys, that's doing the great things.
• 18:40
  Look I never wrote the blank check that you guys did and served in armed
• 18:43
  forces, and I certainly appreciate the service of you and all the people that
• 18:47
  make, make that happen, that make this world safe so that at least we have
• 18:50
  a chance to fight about, to battle internally with our Department of Justice.
• 18:54
  And it hasn't quite become a full Gestapo police state.
• 18:58
  We're sadly encroaching further down that line.
• 19:01
  And I, can't fashion myself in a likeness to those individuals if they have that
• 19:05
  kind of bravery and courage and commitment and having written that blank check.
• 19:08
  I will say this, my, I didn't start out with a goal, but, people have often asked,
• 19:13
  oh, message me to other people about this.
• 19:15
  I just wanna tell people that a regular person.
• 19:18
  Look, the law is not incredibly complicated, right?
• 19:21
  The pre procedure, rules of procedure in criminal court and the standing
• 19:25
  and everything about it and, whether it be civil or criminal action.
• 19:30
  It is different.
• 19:30
  And there's a lot to know.
• 19:31
  And I've spent the last, going on six years now working on it.
• 19:34
  So I've got a hell of an education.
• 19:36
  I got an education within, in all those trials.
• 19:38
  That any law student or attorney from any major firm would love
• 19:43
  to have had, that experience.
• 19:44
  People were fighting to get to those cases.
• 19:47
  And I was able to see 600 plus of them in just four years.
• 19:51
  And to do all those trials, proud boys, oath keepers, three percenters,
• 19:55
  be involved at every level of investigations and have access
• 20:00
  to that, just trove of discovery.
• 20:03
  And what we were able to uncover and catch the government lying time and
• 20:06
  time again, committing Brady violations committing violations of the court,
• 20:10
  allowing perjury, mourning, perjury, whichever one happened, in numerous
• 20:14
  cases, and watching disingenuous testimony that they knew was a lie.
• 20:18
  They allowed that to happen.
• 20:20
  It only fueled me further, right?
• 20:22
  And it drove me.
• 20:23
  I wrote, I started out by writing a document.
• 20:26
  Sean Winson helped tidy, tighten that thing up at the end and do the
• 20:29
  site work for the sighting for it.
• 20:31
  But I did a lot of research and wrote a document called The Weaponization
• 20:34
  and Justice back in, oh, late 21, early 22, I think we finally released it.
• 20:39
  We delivered 535 copies of that thing to every member of Congress.
• 20:43
  I went to, I flew, I didn't trust that it would get there any other
• 20:45
  way, and I went there and I walked the halls myself and deliver all day.
• 20:48
  Pulling a, pulling this little wagon, if you will, kind of thing, a little cart.
• 20:52
  And on the, in the latter part of it.
• 20:54
  But it started off with a, the carry on suitcase.
• 20:56
  And I'd put like a, I don't know, I think I'd carry like 80 of 'em in that
• 21:00
  thing and I would haul 'em around and.
• 21:03
  Going to offices and he going, can you imagine going into Nancy Pelosi's office?
• 21:07
  Hey, I'm Trainer Sevens from January 6th and I need to give you, get out terrorist.
• 21:12
  I'm like, oh, it was funny.
• 21:15
  And then, Loudermilk actually jettison some resource when
• 21:18
  he was head of a committee.
• 21:19
  And he said, look, if you need, you guys need to keep a few of those boxes here.
• 21:23
  You need to store a few of these boxes of these things here.
• 21:25
  You don't have to go back and forth to the hotel daily to get 'em.
• 21:28
  Just bring 'em in.
• 21:29
  And they helped me get 'em in the building, like three boxes of these
• 21:32
  things and to get 'em distributed.
• 21:34
  It was great.
• 21:34
  So we did get some help.
• 21:36
  There's people who are fighters out there.
• 21:37
  Marjorie Taylor Greene did a lot.
• 21:39
  I will say that Eli Crane, got involved.
• 21:42
  I was a little remiss that guys like Chip Roy really didn't get involved.
• 21:46
  And, but he was too busy calling us MAGA fuckers and all that nonsense.
• 21:50
  And that was his words, not mine by the way.
• 21:51
  It's just a quote.
• 21:53
  I'm disappointed in these things.
• 21:54
  I'm very disappointed in our members of Congress.
• 21:56
  Oh isn't he running for Attorney General there in Texas now?
• 22:00
  I look forward to Ken Paxton.
• 22:01
  Dustin him off, or, yeah.
• 22:02
  Or any Aaron Wayne I look if Chip had, if Chip Roy ends up being Attorney General.
• 22:07
  I agree with a lot of what he does.
• 22:08
  Paxton's moved to the Senate race.
• 22:10
  I, sorry, I misspoke there for a second.
• 22:12
  I had to rewind that.
• 22:13
  Paxton's been our ag for so long to, but when Paxton didn't help, I went to
• 22:17
  Paxton with the plan to help, stop the DOJ from doing what it was doing and
• 22:21
  encroaching on the rights and, this ridiculous system and say, we have a right
• 22:24
  to a compact and treaty that we have a treatise that we have for extradition.
• 22:28
  And they can simply tell the federal government, hey.
• 22:31
  We need to see these things and, weigh in on these charges
• 22:33
  before you lay a Texas citizen.
• 22:35
  They have a right to do that.
• 22:36
  And they could have done it.
• 22:37
  They could have protected their citizens.
• 22:39
  And that's why I put Ken Paxton up on billboards all across the
• 22:42
  country and including Times Square.
• 22:44
  He was up on digital billboards.
• 22:45
  And I was saying, is he gonna uphold his oath?
• 22:47
  And man, I never I like Ken Paxton, don't me wrong, I'm a fan, right?
• 22:51
  I like it.
• 22:51
  But when a politician is not doing what.
• 22:54
  I believe should be done, which I believe is the right course
• 22:56
  of action and upholding the law or protecting its people.
• 23:00
  I'm gonna speak up and I don't care if that's with the, massive state,
• 23:04
  nationwide billboard campaign and with Newark Times Square and, we were able
• 23:09
  to get those billboards up and, we made it's been, I think the Department of
• 23:13
  Justice and others have been very, it's been, I've been making it very clear
• 23:16
  that we, the people will have our voice.
• 23:18
  Look, I'm not gonna come, I'm not gonna come, stomp on your toe or,
• 23:22
  give you a wedgie or, give you a noogie or whatever they call it.
• 23:25
  I'm not, that's not what I'm here for,
• 23:27
  right?
• 23:27
  But I am going to make it known that we have a voice and that you're not operating
• 23:31
  correctly when these things happen.
• 23:33
  And it was my belief that Ken Paxton should have done more.
• 23:36
  And, January 6th was hyperbolic.
• 23:38
  Nobody wanted to touch it 'cause it was so all over the board.
• 23:40
  But calling it an in direction was an absolute farce.
• 23:43
  That's disturbing.
• 23:44
  What an insurrection actually is and what they will label one as, and
• 23:47
  then they'll call, mostly peaceful protests when $10 billion, billions
• 23:52
  of dollars in damage are happening.
• 23:53
  Over 50 lives are lost.
• 23:55
  That's mostly peaceful protest and social justice warriors while
• 23:59
  January 6th is an insurrection.
• 24:02
  Yeah, and they were calling it, the Pearl Harbor.
• 24:05
  And it was unbelievably ridiculous.
• 24:08
  Which is great insult to all those that, sur survive that.
• 24:12
  So yeah I'm amazed that, they had the audacity to do that and
• 24:15
  think they could get away with it.
• 24:17
  It's very disturbing.
• 24:19
  Very disturbing.
• 24:20
  I was looking, and I should have some laying around here on my desk and I
• 24:23
  just, I'm not wearing my pen, but I was gonna show you these pens you brought up.
• 24:27
  Like the, you said Pearl Harbor, which, I think Kamala Harris and Joe Biden
• 24:30
  regularly said it was like nine 11.
• 24:33
  Yep.
• 24:33
  And this is.
• 24:34
  Really good.
• 24:35
  I should go get it.
• 24:36
  I'll go get it for you.
• 24:36
  Oh, here's one right here.
• 24:37
  I knew they were right here.
• 24:38
  They just got buried by.
• 24:40
  I get busy.
• 24:41
  So these G six Patriot flags, how I can see that?
• 24:46
  There we go.
• 24:47
  I'm messing it up.
• 24:48
  But these are the, that set pendant that I wear, right?
• 24:51
  Yeah.
• 24:52
  Cool.
• 24:53
  And they're really cool.
• 24:54
  So the di the story on that is, I get a call one day from this guy and
• 24:58
  he says, Hey, my name's David Wolf.
• 25:00
  I said.
• 25:01
  Okay.
• 25:01
  And he said, I got referred to you by an attorney and a couple other attorneys.
• 25:04
  And he kept, and I said how can I help you?
• 25:06
  And he says listen, I have all the nine 11 diamonds.
• 25:09
  I said, what do you mean the nine 11 diamonds?
• 25:10
  He said I was the I was the appraiser for Chase Bank after nine 11.
• 25:15
  That was the bank in the bottom of the World Trade Center.
• 25:17
  And he said, listen, here's, it's a long story.
• 25:19
  A lot of things happened.
• 25:20
  A lot of people tried to claim jewelry and we couldn't do it.
• 25:22
  We got 11 claims on one piece and 26 on another, and nobody knew what,
• 25:26
  and he said, so as all the rubble was sifted and everything came out of
• 25:30
  it and handled the nine 11 diamonds, and that was how they paid me.
• 25:33
  He said, I just never, I never could do anything with it.
• 25:35
  There was historical pieces and I never knew what to do with them.
• 25:38
  And then when the Biden administration started calling this saying, it
• 25:41
  was like nine 11, I I said, no way.
• 25:44
  This can't stand.
• 25:46
  And he said, I knew that was the right time.
• 25:48
  So he fashioned these things.
• 25:49
  They're cool as heck.
• 25:51
  So I have one, I have the, I think it's piece number four in this
• 25:53
  collection of like a hundred and thirteen, nine eleven diamonds.
• 25:57
  I think they still have I think more than 50 of 'em left.
• 26:01
  And there'll never be more, it's it's a piece of history.
• 26:04
  So they fashion 'em with, the loop is in the shape of a J and then a six, right?
• 26:10
  If you look at it the other way.
• 26:11
  They did 'em, they're all like Tiffany level construction.
• 26:14
  It's all platinum and white gold.
• 26:17
  And it's a really, everyone stops me and asks me about this pen all the time.
• 26:20
  And the coolest part was they said, I want all I want, I wanna give all the proceeds,
• 26:23
  all the profit to your organization, to the 5 0 1 so you guys can fight law.
• 26:28
  I want you to help j Sixers.
• 26:29
  And then after the J six thing was over, I said look, it's pretty much over.
• 26:32
  We're still fighting for some justice and some resolution to some of the injustice.
• 26:36
  But he said no.
• 26:38
  He said, you guys have Tina Peters and all these other people, and Patrick Byrne.
• 26:41
  He said, just you guys keep taking it.
• 26:43
  No way.
• 26:44
  And so that's really cool.
• 26:45
  It's all the money ends up in the hands of where it needs to go to
• 26:48
  actually do something for this country.
• 26:50
  And so you turn to such a tragedy like nine 11 and January
• 26:53
  6th and how it was positioned.
• 26:55
  Into a positive.
• 26:56
  And that's a beautiful man named David Wolf that does that.
• 26:59
  We have him up on the website on condemned USA, but they're very cool pieces.
• 27:04
  Very nice.
• 27:05
  Very nice.
• 27:06
  And yeah your website basically I was looking through that and
• 27:08
  I'll pull it up here in a second.
• 27:10
  Definitely you're supporting other people at this time and the one guy
• 27:14
  Arkansas State Senator John Woods.
• 27:17
  Oh, yeah.
• 27:19
  It's a tragic case.
• 27:20
  John Woods, Arkansas State Senator John Woods.
• 27:22
  So the Office of Public Integrity, right?
• 27:24
  Which was where Jack Smith was at the time.
• 27:27
  Launched in.
• 27:28
  So to get this, John Woods comes out and he's the first politician
• 27:31
  in Arkansas, I think he was a state senator and the state assembly, right
• 27:36
  to, to support Donald Trump, right?
• 27:40
  He supports Donald Trump.
• 27:42
  How dare he, right?
• 27:43
  And next thing a witch hunt is launched into him.
• 27:46
  This guy Jeremy Hutchinson and several others.
• 27:49
  And the claim was, is that they're they're oh, violating public trust
• 27:55
  by taking monies and misusing the current, money, et cetera.
• 27:58
  But it wasn't that anything went in his pocket.
• 28:00
  They're saying, oh, you gave to this Christian college, this Ecclesia college,
• 28:03
  but you were once on the, this guy you did business with is on the board.
• 28:07
  So it's all to benefit them.
• 28:08
  It's a, scheme and there was no scheme.
• 28:11
  What's interesting is they recorded, they ran like a two year sting on this,
• 28:14
  and when they finally went trial, the FBI agent Sesa was ordered to turn
• 28:20
  over all of the rest of the discovery.
• 28:22
  Now, here you have another case of the government goes in, they hand over
• 28:25
  a bunch of videos and say, here's a discovery, and then one of 'em is not.
• 28:30
  The video is not there.
• 28:32
  They or they got a video, excuse me, they got an extra video.
• 28:34
  They got a video that didn't both match with the number, and they're
• 28:38
  like why is there another video?
• 28:39
  And we don't have a number for that.
• 28:41
  So the judge recognizes that there's potentially a Brady violation.
• 28:45
  IE the prosecution failed to turn over enough evidence or all of the
• 28:48
  evidence to the defense counsel.
• 28:50
  So the judge orders agent Cesario to turn over his laptop right where
• 28:55
  all the original recordings were stored before they're turned over.
• 28:57
  He says, just turn it over to defense counsel.
• 29:00
  He takes the laptop and in class Hillary Clinton style goes to a professional
• 29:04
  computer place, has the thing wiped clean right professionally, and then
• 29:09
  goes home and proceeds to run one or two more bleach bit type programs
• 29:13
  on it to, wipe out the hard drive in the memory and then turns it in.
• 29:17
  And this all happened.
• 29:18
  He's admitted, he pled guilty to this.
• 29:21
  But interestingly enough, the Department of Justice.
• 29:24
  Never attempted to help.
• 29:25
  John Woods never delivered information to John Woods' Attorneys
• 29:28
  on this, and it gets worse.
• 29:30
  Michael, the Department of Justice, waited to charge and handle the case
• 29:35
  against Agent Cesario only because of all the public blowback I suggest contend
• 29:40
  I should say, but only because all the public blow back and the papers were
• 29:43
  demanding things, et cetera, et cetera.
• 29:44
  So they finally had to do something.
• 29:46
  And they still won't answer the FOIAs that judges have
• 29:49
  ordered 'em to answer long ago.
• 29:51
  Freedom of Information Act requests, they're still not answering those.
• 29:54
  And Agent Cesario pled guilty and got house arrest for what?
• 29:59
  For all this destruction evidence.
• 30:00
  And the problem is when an Brady violation occurs and there's destruction
• 30:04
  of evidence, the way it's supposed to work, the way it's supposed to
• 30:08
  work, is that it's supposed to be recognized that was grounds for
• 30:12
  a mistrial, et cetera, et cetera.
• 30:13
  Except now we have.
• 30:15
  Judges who, amazing, they have a crystal ball into the mind of the jurors and
• 30:20
  they can say we, we don't think this is enough that it would've overturned it.
• 30:24
  But the whole problem is Brady shouldn't happen.
• 30:26
  It's not up to the judge to decide what if it would've had an
• 30:29
  effect on the mind of the juror.
• 30:30
  And it's not up to the judge to decide whether or not it might
• 30:33
  have led to another line of questions for the defense counsel.
• 30:36
  What if they, Hey, get this.
• 30:38
  Let's do this.
• 30:38
  Let's check into this guy.
• 30:39
  This his legitimacy.
• 30:40
  And it's a way.
• 30:41
  But they knew it would hurt them on the stand.
• 30:43
  It would hurt their case.
• 30:45
  So they bury the whole thing and do and that's what happened to John Woods
• 30:48
  and let him in jail.
• 30:49
  He's still in jail for seven years now.
• 30:51
  He's,
• 30:51
  he's still there.
• 30:52
  This administration, I'm telling you, president Trump, I don't care who it is,
• 30:56
  Vance Day, Todd Blanche, somebody at the Justice Department, me, Dylan, somebody
• 31:02
  wake up and grab a cup of coffee and get on this because this guy has been
• 31:06
  sitting seven years and since I've been working with him now about two years.
• 31:10
  I've got it.
• 31:11
  It gets worse.
• 31:11
  Michael, you're not gonna like this Jayco, but this is how it got worse.
• 31:15
  The neglect.
• 31:17
  He was in Bastrop detention center.
• 31:19
  It's a camp low minimum, as low as you can go, bunkhouse kind of thing.
• 31:24
  And that's where he was doing his time.
• 31:27
  And he has not had no, like medical history, never asked to go.
• 31:31
  Seven years he's been in, never really asked to go to medical.
• 31:34
  No.
• 31:34
  No requests, just, updates and checkups.
• 31:36
  John Woods tells him he can't get outta bed.
• 31:38
  I can't go to work.
• 31:40
  He has this terrible stuff going on and he is just beaten up.
• 31:43
  Die, can't get outta bed.
• 31:44
  Can't breathe, has no energy.
• 31:46
  They ignore it.
• 31:47
  Here, have some aspirin.
• 31:48
  Go back to bed.
• 31:49
  Have some aspirin.
• 31:49
  Rest, aspirin, rest, aspirin, rest.
• 31:51
  This goes on for months.
• 31:52
  Finally, there happens to be a visiting cardiologist to the hospital.
• 31:58
  And John's, somebody out there says, Hey, you gotta look at this
• 32:02
  guy or something really wrong.
• 32:03
  They're not treating him.
• 32:05
  He ends up getting seen by this cardiologist who's holy crap.
• 32:08
  They immediately rush him from the prison to a hospital, perform open
• 32:13
  heart surgery and put a pacemaker in and said, he is lucky he was
• 32:15
  still alive when they got to him.
• 32:17
  Wow.
• 32:17
  So he's got a pace.
• 32:18
  He has a pacemaker.
• 32:20
  Not say he might not have died had it not been for this cardiologist and yet.
• 32:25
  He's been transferred around, not given his medication and all of this.
• 32:30
  This is 47 years old man, 47 years old, and they could have killed him over this.
• 32:36
  He shouldn't be there in the first place.
• 32:37
  Jack Smith opened a bogus investigation.
• 32:39
  It was politically targeted, it was an awful another affront to Justice run by
• 32:44
  the, Department of Justice, or Department of Injustice, as we should call them.
• 32:48
  And people like John Woods are still sitting in prison seven years later.
• 32:52
  Seven years later.
• 32:54
  No, I can understand.
• 32:55
  The Clinton, lingering fraud and all the bullshit that went on with
• 32:58
  the Clintons, but you have Sarah Hucker be Sanders in there now.
• 33:02
  Why ain't she getting involved in something like this?
• 33:05
  I don't get it right.
• 33:06
  This is outta Arkansas.
• 33:07
  This is one of your own.
• 33:08
  And, look, let's just say, let's just play the devil's advocate and say the
• 33:12
  guy did do some of these things, which I really don't believe he's done.
• 33:14
  I went through the discovery.
• 33:16
  We're very careful.
• 33:17
  Peter ton's, very careful with the cases he takes.
• 33:19
  And I'm very careful with what I advise him on.
• 33:22
  And I, it just didn't happen.
• 33:24
  It just didn't happen.
• 33:25
  The money went to a college, that was the attack.
• 33:27
  A Christian college people didn't like it and they came after it.
• 33:31
  And that's what it is.
• 33:32
  It was an attack on Christian conservatism and it was attack a guy like John
• 33:35
  Woods who would stand up for Trump.
• 33:37
  In the first run against Hillary, and I'll be damned, you wouldn't believe this guy
• 33:42
  is still sitting there and had a pacemaker and we're like, they're like looking
• 33:47
  into his prison history background.
• 33:48
  Oh, we don't know.
• 33:49
  We gotta make sure he wasn't ever any fights or anything.
• 33:51
  I'm like, the left can pardon the people that literally what was the woman that
• 33:56
  became head of the Black Lives Matter movement that pardoned they pardoned her.
• 34:00
  And she actually blew up, or she was part of the
• 34:03
  right
• 34:03
  bombing of the Senate Heart Wing building of the United States Senate.
• 34:07
  Like what?
• 34:09
  And they don't have a problem.
• 34:10
  The left doesn't care.
• 34:11
  They have no problem with what they do.
• 34:13
  They're not worried about saving face, they're not worried about that.
• 34:15
  They know the papers will take care of it for 'em.
• 34:18
  But yet here we go.
• 34:19
  We gotta worry.
• 34:20
  We gotta look back and make sure that he didn't not return a library
• 34:23
  book when he was in kindergarten.
• 34:25
  Before we can issue a pardon when it's, when you're on the
• 34:27
  conservative side of the aisle.
• 34:30
  Wow.
• 34:31
  It's unbelievable.
• 34:32
  Help, I know you've helped a lot of j Sixers and you're
• 34:34
  helping a lot of people now.
• 34:36
  What's your focus now?
• 34:37
  Do you think this is gonna turn around the justice system?
• 34:40
  Do you think it's ever gonna turn around
• 34:43
  if it doesn't?
• 34:45
  People like President Trump, yourself?
• 34:47
  Me and those that have been on the front lines of this are gonna be very sorry.
• 34:52
  That we did not force them to take a bold action and actually do something because
• 34:56
  this idea that, we're just gonna move on and we're gonna do the right thing from
• 35:00
  here forward is a bad idea in my opinion.
• 35:03
  It's a very bad idea.
• 35:05
  And they're going to the left, gets back in, they'll immediately do what they do.
• 35:09
  Watch 'em, they'll nuke the filibuster pack the court wield
• 35:13
  the Department of Justice again.
• 35:15
  The left, the norm EISs of the world are already drafting indictments and
• 35:19
  actions to take about against people.
• 35:21
  Pam Bondy's now facing some kind of bar complaint nonsense out of,
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  from being in her official capacity.
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  What she does in her official capacity, the Bar Association
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  can't do anything about.
• 35:33
  That's absolutely absurd.
• 35:35
  But yet here we are, we're back to immunity, qualified immunity.
• 35:39
  They'll have a strong application of it, as long as you're.
• 35:42
  A fentanyl addict, no good.
• 35:44
  Home invasion, George Floyd type, then that's all fine and dandy.
• 35:48
  We can, come after you, right?
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  Or we will support you and you're a victim, but yet a person like Shayna,
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  Gabriela, John Woods, et cetera, et cetera, Michael Castro, and those guys
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  are straight, pat, Brian, Martins and Fran I, that they're all criminals.
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  These are the criminals.
• 36:04
  We gotta get 'em.
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  What sense does that make?
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  You can't live in, you cannot have this two tier justice system.
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  They did it in Russia, they did it in China before the full communist takeovers.
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  And that's what we're seeing here.
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  Definitely.
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  Now you and professor David Clements, both of you guys spoke
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  same time, or one right to the other.
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  And both of you were talking about what Abraham Lincoln did.
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  Basically suspend.
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  Habeas corpus do you think that could be something that could really
• 36:31
  push things in the right direction?
• 36:34
  You have no choice.
• 36:34
  I think the president has no choice.
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  You wanna win this war.
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  You said you're gonna come here and drain the swamp.
• 36:38
  You actually wanna get something done.
• 36:39
  We're gonna have to have suspension of habeas corpus.
• 36:41
  We're gonna have, it's gonna be uncomfortable.
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  We're gonna have to mil military tribunals, and we're
• 36:45
  gonna have to root out people.
• 36:47
  That are breaking the law.
• 36:48
  We can't suffer another year without prosecutions for the act blue people.
• 36:52
  We can't suffer another year without corrupt DOJ people being held accountable.
• 36:56
  We can't suffer another year.
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  It's too close to the end, I believe for this country.
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  We have made it a, very glorious 250 years as of this year, as the years before that
• 37:06
  really sanctified who we are as a people and what we're gonna be as a country.
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  We were very welcoming.
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  But there was rules, there was some standards in place and now here we are
• 37:14
  where we're lacking so much of that across the board, we just don't see enough.
• 37:19
  And we see the weaponization of the government carrying on today.
• 37:23
  Yeah.
• 37:24
  Yeah, I agree.
• 37:25
  I think the the judicial system is so corrupt.
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  It has to be has to be some kind of suspension of their ability
• 37:31
  to step in and control their.
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  Our country.
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  And
• 37:35
  yeah, you're talking about absolute impropriety bias.
• 37:37
  Activists under the robe we look, you have to look no further.
• 37:41
  I, it's, you're gonna find some of that in the book, but I wrote about Tonya
• 37:44
  Chut and her grandfather, Frank Hill was the leader of the Jamaican movement
• 37:49
  over there for the Communist Party.
• 37:51
  And a lot of financial analysts, other people have
• 37:54
  seen that, has been told to me.
• 37:55
  And I've read quite a bit about him.
• 37:57
  You know that many of people in Jamaica they blame him and say he's the reason
• 38:02
  for the so the financial collapse, right?
• 38:06
  You have, this is the kind of thing that's consistent and it's not just him.
• 38:10
  You have Judge Dabney Friedrich on the bench.
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  She was my DC judge, her husband was Michael Friedrich.
• 38:15
  He was the guy that carried the dirty order against Alaska
• 38:18
  State Senator Ted Stevens.
• 38:19
  So she, he does the wrong thing.
• 38:22
  Against Ted.
• 38:23
  Steven.
• 38:23
  Ted season lives his race, by the way.
• 38:26
  That's how we got Obamacare.
• 38:27
  Ted Steven was a big proponent against it, and they didn't have the
• 38:29
  votes without getting rid of him.
• 38:31
  Wow.
• 38:31
  They got rid.
• 38:32
  Yeah.
• 38:32
  So we got Obamacare after he got rid of him.
• 38:34
  If you don't know that he was a key figure in stopping Obamacare and centralized the
• 38:39
  centralized socialized medicine scenario.
• 38:42
  Yeah.
• 38:42
  And Ted Stevens was then ousted by a campaign, supposed campaign
• 38:46
  finance, which the court agreed eventually they dismissed the case.
• 38:49
  But Emmett Sullivan, the judge was in it.
• 38:51
  Michael Friedrich was a prosecutor on that case, the A USA, and then
• 38:55
  shortly thereafter, his wife becomes a federal district judge in dc.
• 39:01
  And the list goes on.
• 39:02
  I can do this, I can do this for the next hour and a half with
• 39:04
  talking to judge after judge.
• 39:06
  I
• 39:06
  know you're
• 39:07
  make
• 39:07
  your mind is unbelievable when it comes to this.
• 39:09
  You're just like a encyclopedia.
• 39:11
  You just like start boom.
• 39:13
  Just like you were just, everybody just saw It's like wham.
• 39:16
  So yeah you've reached a, an incredible level.
• 39:18
  Now, so we're talking about the military tribunals.
• 39:22
  Would you be involved in something like that?
• 39:24
  How would that work?
• 39:26
  I'd just like to volunteer to I don't know how we're gonna do
• 39:29
  it, but I wanna volunteer to pull the lever and watch 'em swing.
• 39:34
  And I think there's Roger.
• 39:35
  Yeah.
• 39:36
  Yeah.
• 39:36
  There's a lot of people who'd like to be there to pull that lever.
• 39:38
  Yeah.
• 39:39
  So I, I can share, but I just want my hand on the lever, at least once
• 39:44
  I wanna volunteer to be the hangman.
• 39:47
  Yeah.
• 39:47
  And I've heard from people that are, I have just gotten a call
• 39:49
  to actually go down to Guantanamo to be potentially part of that.
• 39:53
  So that's, it looks like it's moving that direction.
• 39:56
  I don't know what it's moving to.
• 39:57
  I can't sound like to speculate and I agree.
• 39:59
  I, but I have, we have JAG officers that I know that have
• 40:02
  been called back up to active duty
• 40:04
  600
• 40:04
  and placed in various places around the country.
• 40:06
  Nothing's happening.
• 40:07
  What it is, I don't wanna speculate 'cause I don't wanna, I, I hate being
• 40:10
  that guy where it gets it totally wrong.
• 40:12
  And then just four months later, nothing happened.
• 40:15
  I will say that the waiting game of, don't worry, it's about to happen.
• 40:18
  It's about to happen.
• 40:20
  Not with it, not buying it, I don't think anything's about to happen.
• 40:23
  I think we're about to get a report, we're about to get some
• 40:26
  damage control for the image.
• 40:28
  And hopefully maybe it was Pam Bondi was the holdup, and Todd's
• 40:32
  now free to, March forward.
• 40:33
  Maybe that was it.
• 40:34
  I don't know.
• 40:36
  Yeah, I've heard a lot of people say that they're up for it move in that position.
• 40:40
  But you think that Todd's gonna be good?
• 40:43
  Look I think Todd has the ability to be good.
• 40:46
  I think we all have the ability to be good.
• 40:48
  If you want me to speculate that Todd Blanche is gonna be the go-getter,
• 40:51
  the fire brand, the fighter that we were looking for when we put up a
• 40:54
  Matt Gaetz or someone I don't know.
• 40:57
  I haven't seen that out of him yet, so I can't, it's hard to say that when I can't.
• 41:01
  I haven't seen those kind of actions take place.
• 41:03
  I haven't seen Mr. Blanche, you do the job
• 41:06
  right.
• 41:06
  Consistent with what the president ran on.
• 41:09
  And no, it shouldn't be political at the DOJI get it, but consistent with
• 41:13
  accountability I haven't seen you really doing the big top line down work here.
• 41:21
  I believe you can, and I believe he will, and I'm gonna support him still.
• 41:26
  I'm gonna give him, a little more time.
• 41:28
  But at some point the American people's patience wears that and
• 41:31
  you just, we're gonna have to move on and try something else.
• 41:35
  Yeah, definitely.
• 41:36
  So your book bestseller but do you have plans, were you talking about another
• 41:41
  book or do you have another book?
• 41:43
  I do.
• 41:43
  I actually wrote something.
• 41:44
  You funny, you said encyclopedia.
• 41:45
  I actually wrote a book called The Encyclopedia of January 6th.
• 41:48
  It's sitting there, 240 something thousand words.
• 41:52
  It's just sitting there.
• 41:53
  I don't know what I'm gonna do with it.
• 41:54
  I haven't decided if I'm gonna publish it.
• 41:56
  I've been leaving excerpts of out his breadcrumbs, if you will.
• 41:59
  Yeah.
• 41:59
  Sharing those within articles like Gateway Pond or Real America's Voice and providing
• 42:04
  it to news outlets, et cetera, et cetera.
• 42:06
  And saying, here, take a look for yourself.
• 42:07
  Try cha beat any fact in here.
• 42:09
  Be, choose challenge of fact in this book.
• 42:11
  And, I'll give you an hour to draw a crowd and kiss your proverbial, you know
• 42:14
  what, and no one's been able to find that.
• 42:17
  So that's where I'm headed.
• 42:19
  Very good.
• 42:20
  Very good.
• 42:21
  Your book now is on Amazon.
• 42:22
  Any, and you have get the website.
• 42:25
  Any other ways that people can reach you or,
• 42:28
  yeah.
• 42:28
  Amazon Barnes and, no, we can get the book there.
• 42:30
  You can reach me.
• 42:31
  It's really simple.
• 42:31
  T-R-E-N-I-S s@condemnusa.com.
• 42:35
  Email's open.
• 42:36
  I'll listen to cases.
• 42:37
  We review these cases, we make determinations.
• 42:40
  We do legal or legislative strategy, civil defense, whatever it may be.
• 42:45
  And we crank forward.
• 42:45
  We're I believe we're on track.
• 42:47
  I do believe before the July 4th holidays over the Titon Law Group myself, will
• 42:53
  collectively have half a dozen pardons for J six, people, and not just J
• 42:57
  Sixers, but people in as a whole.
• 43:00
  I don't want to, try and label 'em as to which.
• 43:02
  Yeah, but we have we've said we have several on file now and, we need to
• 43:06
  have the one, we need, the ones we need that are really pivotal or people
• 43:09
  are really facing some problems.
• 43:11
  Shane and Gabriela goes to sentencing here in just a couple
• 43:13
  weeks et cetera, et cetera.
• 43:15
  So that's where, and that's, i's I've been supporting people for years in this fight.
• 43:20
  And we're not wealthy people.
• 43:23
  We're just good hardworking Americans.
• 43:24
  Things went well for us in business and we were able to do.
• 43:27
  Some great things, you can wipe that out pretty quick.
• 43:29
  When you fight the federal government for four years, endless resources to fire your
• 43:33
  own checkbook back at you as a weapon.
• 43:36
  It's sad,
• 43:37
  it's unbelievable, isn't it?
• 43:38
  Wow.
• 43:39
  Yeah.
• 43:40
  Yep.
• 43:40
  Trent great honor and pleasure have you on.
• 43:43
  Thanks.
• 43:43
  Thanks a lot for coming in and sharing your insights your
• 43:46
  patriot and a hero in my opinion.
• 43:48
  So thanks so much for what you're doing.
• 43:51
  Man.
• 43:51
  Thanks so much Mr. Jaco.
• 43:53
  Thanks for having me on.
• 43:54
  It's great to have you, be here with you and it's been a nice conversation.
• 43:57
  And tell your wife I am working on that.
• 43:59
  I'm working on calling it a nation.
• 44:01
  All right.
• 44:01
  Very good.
• 44:03
  Thanks so much.
• 44:05
  All right.
• 44:05
  Take care.