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This is Unleashed the Political News Hour.
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Welcome to Unleash the Political News Hour.
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I'm your host, Bruce Robertson.
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Well, it's been a crazy week again.
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Every week seems to be a crazy week,
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folks.
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So that's nothing new if you've been listening
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to the program and following the news.
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But I'm going to take a little different
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angle on the week's news this week.
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I'm going to talk about cleaning house in
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2026.
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It's springtime in most of America, and it's
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time for some spring cleaning, and we're going
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to talk about cleaning house in 2026.
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We are undergoing what I see as fifth
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generation warfare.
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And I think President Donald Trump understands that
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as well as anyone.
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He's been under siege ever since he came
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down that elevator, an escalator, really, at uh
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Trump Tower in New York City to announce
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his first candidacy.
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Um he's been under attack, and we've been
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under attack as supporters and uh conservatives, and
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it's time to understand that we are in
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fifth generation asymmetrical warfare.
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And President Trump has been posting, as you
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know, on Truth Social, and he has said
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that this issue, this particular issue that I'm
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going to bring up right now, is bigger
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than Watergate.
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It's straight up sedition against the United States
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government.
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He has said the following He said while
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Barack Obama commissioned the intelligence community to falsify
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intelligence.
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His CIA initiated the single largest spying operation
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on American soil in U.S.
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history.
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And that included instructing the five eyes.
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Now, do you know what the five eyes
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are?
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The five eyes are the intelligence alliance of
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Canada, Australia, the UK, and New Zealand and
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the U.S., those are the five eyes.
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All the English speaking countries in the world
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Canada, Australia, UK, New Zealand, and the United
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States.
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And so they call that the five eyes.
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And he apparently Obama instructed the five eyes
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to spy on Trump and the 2016 Trump
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presidential campaign.
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And now we have evidence.
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Obama's CIA director John Brennan identified 26 Trump
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associates to quote unquote bump.
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Now, to bump them means to make contact
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with them or manipulate them.
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And uh the House Judiciary Committee has just
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confirmed that a whistleblower report, uh, they confirmed
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a whistleblower report that the FBI had targeted
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Donald Trump soon after he announced his presidential
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campaign in June of 2015 when he came
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down that escalator at Trump Tower.
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Um, an off the book operation, it was
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an off-the-book operation, ordered by Obama's deputy chief
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of staff, and indicted FBI director James Comey
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that predated the crossfire hurricane operation.
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Two female FBI undercover agents had infiltrated Trump's
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2016 campaign, and they were directed to act
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as quote unquote honeypots while traveling with Trump
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and his campaign.
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So this has just come out.
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Trump is aware of it.
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Uh it's it we we have more evidence
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on this as days go by, but there's
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a tremendous amount of evidence on this, folks.
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All this stuff's being declassified as we speak.
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So listen, I think we need to arrest
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them all.
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I think we need to prosecute them all,
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incarcerate them all at once for treachery, treason,
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and seditious conspiracy to overthrow the United States
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government.
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But first, Barack Obama.
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All roads lead to Barack Obama.
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And speaking of sedition and espionage, uh this
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one reads more like a James Bond story
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than an actual real life situation, but it
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is real, I assure you it's real.
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Former Arcadia, California mayor, Eileen Wang has resigned
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after agreeing to plead guilty to acting as
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an agent of the Chinese government, according to
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the U.S.
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Department of Justice this week.
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Federal prosecutors this week said that Wang worked
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with Chinese officials between 2020 and 2022 to
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spread pro-beijing propaganda through a website targeting the
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Chinese American community, while allegedly operating under the
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direction of the People's Republic of China.
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That's the Communist Chinese Party.
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The charge carries a potential sentence of up
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to ten years in federal prison.
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This case exploded online because it sounds less
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like local politics and more like an international
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geopolitical thriller.
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Prosecutors claim that Wang used encrypted communications with
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Chinese officials, and that she helped distribute state-approved
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narratives before later being elected to Arcadia's City
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Council in 2022 and then becoming mayor through
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the city's rotating system.
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Authorities emphasize that the alleged conduct stopped before
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she officially took office.
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Well, it doesn't really matter, but the story
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still triggered major debate around foreign influence, political
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infiltration, and how global power struggles are increasingly
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showing up inside local American institutions.
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They're here, folks.
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They're here.
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There are sleeper cells, both Islamic and Chinese,
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Both Islamic and Chinese and probably some other
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and probably some other influences too, and they're
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influences too, and they're embedded right here in
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embedded right here in our systems in the
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our systems in the good old USA.
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good old USA.
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We are clearly at war with principalities.
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We are clearly at war with principalities.
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You've heard about the Iran War, and you've
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heard about the lawfare war, as I've reported
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it here on these broadcasts many times.
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The lawfare war.
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The lawfare war against conservatives, Donald Trump, MAGA
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supporters, and our American way of life.
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All of the attacks by the deep state
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on Trump and conservatives have been outlined here
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as a lawfare war.
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And I'm sure that if you're a Christian,
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you've probably heard from the pulpit about the
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war between good and evil that's been raging
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stronger lately.
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But you know, it's been going on since
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really since the beginning of time, since the
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beginning of humanity, since Cain slew Abel.
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But I'm not sure how many people here
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truly understand the massive war that we are
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in and have been in here since at
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least 2015, when Trump came down that elevator.
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And I'm not talking about Iran because that's
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not a war and it never has been.
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It's more of a strategic military operation to
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destroy a deep state proxy.
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But I digress.
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That's not my point right now.
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The real war that's been raging since 2015
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is a political power and information war, which
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is officially labeled as fifth generation warfare, as
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I said earlier.
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It's truly the most dangerous type of war
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because it's all based around psychological warfare and
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propaganda to brainwash populations into thinking whatever the
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powers that be want them to think.
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And if you don't think that we are
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at war domestically, I would like to remind
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you that they arrested the president of the
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United States of America four times.
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They charged him 91 times.
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They indicted him four times.
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They spied on his campaign.
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They sabotaged his first term.
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They jailed his supporters.
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They raided his private residence.
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They censored him.
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They gagged him.
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They tried to bankrupt him.
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And they attempted to remove him from state
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ballots in the election.
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And when all of that failed, ladies and
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gentlemen, they tried to assassinate him.
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Not once, but at least four times.
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And then they go on national television to
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talk about how we need to vote for
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them to save democracy.
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Have you ever seen such a gaslighting program,
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a gaslighting agenda in your life?
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They go on national television to say how
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we need to vote for them to save
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the democracy after doing all those subversive, seditious,
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treasonous things.
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And now it's all coming out that it
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was all based on false narratives.
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They created stories, they leaked them to the
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press, they used them to impeach, they used
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them to have lawfare, they used them to
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indict, and they were all false.
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Every single one of them was false.
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So here's the truth bomb.
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Trump was indicted.
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One of the things he was indicted for
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was for quote unquote pressuring the Georgia Secretary
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of State Brad Raffensberger to investigate election integrity
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in his state.
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Five years later, Georgia comes out and admits
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that they illegally certified 315,000 ballots in the
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2020 election, handing Biden a win.
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By the way, Biden only won by 11,779
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votes in that state.
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So they illegally certified 315,000 ballots.
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Biden won by 11,779.
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And they said Trump should be indicted, and
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he was indicted for pressuring quote unquote Georgia
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to investigate the election integrity in his state.
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And the attorney for Trump, remember Trump's attorney,
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Cindy Powell.
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She was sentenced to six years' probation, $6,000
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in fines, and $2,700 in restitution.
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And she was asked to apologize.
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She was made to apologize for challenging the
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fraudulent vote results.
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Now Fulton County admits that 315,000 votes had
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no poll worker signatures.
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Now Cindy Powell is going to get her
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money back, and they have to rescind the
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probation that she was on.
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They try to take her law license away.
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And she, and they, you know, the uh
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powers that be that in that uh attacked
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her legally, the law fair that they mounted
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against her, those people will be forced to
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apologize to Sidney Powell.
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That's a reversal, folks.
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That's all of this is coming out now.
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And uh GOP lawmaker, a GOP lawmaker has
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introduced a resolution to expunge now both maliciously
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false impeachments against Donald Trump.
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That's right.
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Representative Daryl Issa of our Congress, he's a
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Republican, obviously, and he is moving to wipe
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President Trump's two impeachments from the House record
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completely.
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He's arguing that Democrats used false claims and
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broken procedures to stain Donald Trump's reputation.
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The California Republicans' resolution, Daryl Issa's from California,
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uh his resolution reignites a fierce constitutional fight
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over whether Congress can undo what he calls
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a partisan abuse of impeachment power.
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And um, we're gonna go to a break
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right now, but when I come back, I'm
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gonna detail the rest of that story, and
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Ladies and gentlemen, I'm your host Bruce Robertson.
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And before we left for the break, uh
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I was outlining the move by Representative Daryl
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Issa from California, where he's moving to wipe
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President Trump's two impeachments from the House record,
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arguing that Democrats used false claims and broken
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procedures to stain President Trump's reputation.
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Now the California Republicans' resolution reignites a fierce
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constitutional fight over whether Congress can undo what
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he calls a partisan abuse of impeachment power.
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Daryl Issa introduced a resolution claimed at reversing
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both House impeachments of President Trump.
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The resolution is known as House Resolution 1211,
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and it has been referred to the House
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Judiciary Committee.
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The measure says both impeachments should be expunged
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as if they never passed the full House.
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He asked the House, where do you get
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your reputation back when this happens?
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The fact is, he said, that the Constitution
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doesn't spell out what to do when you're
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wrongfully indicted.
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If you're impeached by the House famously, where
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do you go to get your reputation back?
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People are still going to say, oh, but
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he was impeached.
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Well, if it's reversed, no, he's not impeached.
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That's the question.
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He argued that the answer is to return
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to Congress and to force a vote on
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the record.
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Issa said that the goal is to unring
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this bell.
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And that makes a lot of sense.
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So the 2019 impeachment is also challenged, and
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the resolution argues that Trump's 2019 impeachment was
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built on unreliable and politically biased information.
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It points to newly disclassified material that I've
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reported on here on this broadcast that Issa
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says undermines the anonymous whistleblower complaint that triggered
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the inquiry in the first place.
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It also alleges that the whistleblower was assisted
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by officials who had a political bias.
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And Issa further argues that House investigators mishandled
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or misrepresented what they called evidence while denying
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President Trump, President Trump the chance to confront
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his accusers.
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And we have that right in the United
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States of America to confront one's accusers.
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Tulsi Gabbard said that those documents revealed a
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coordinated effort inside the intelligence community.
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And she said that that effort was used
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to manufacture a conspiracy that became the basis
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for impeaching President Trump.
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2021 impeachment was also attacked.
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And uh Issa's resolution also targets President Trump's
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2021 impeachment.
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It argues that the House rushed the process
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from introduction to passage in just two days.
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The resolution says that lawmakers did not conduct
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a full evidentiary procedure.
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It notes that the measures uh advanced without
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fact, witness or any extended investigation.
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They impeached him for essentially an insurrection, a
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true high crime, and that on its face
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is false, Issa said.
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The GOP support is building for this effort.
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Previous attempts to reverse President Trump's impeachments were
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reintroduced in 2022 and 2023, but those efforts
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never received hearings, markups, or floor votes.
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So the effort also has support from House
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Support from House Judiciary Chair, Jim Jordan.
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Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan.
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And I met Jim Jordan not long ago,
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And I met Jim Jordan not long ago,
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and I talked to him about this.
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and I talked to him about this.
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And Jordan said Democrats weaponized impeachment against President
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And Jordan said Democrats weaponized impeachment against President
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Trump with politically motivated charges.
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Trump with politically motivated charges.
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Well, we all know that, but you know,
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Well, we all know that, but you know,
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Jordan is uh is behind this now.
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Jordan is uh is behind this now.
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So Jim Jordan is on board.
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So Jim Jordan is on board.
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And we've also got, ladies and gentlemen, so
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And um we've also got, ladies and gentlemen,
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so we've got these impeachments, these false impeachments
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we've got these impeachments, these false impeachments that
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that that
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uh Daryl Issa and Jim Jordan are trying
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to get reversed now in uh our Congress.
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But we've also got these voting issues.
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Our voting systems have been so badly corrupted,
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and the mainstream media has become essentially the
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propaganda arm of the uniparty elite in Washington
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that we can't get a straight answer or
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a straight shake or a straight election.
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Our intelligence and law enforcement divisions were horribly
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corrupted under the regimes of Bush and Obama
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and Clinton and Biden.
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And this is exactly why.
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Have you heard of the Q operation?
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Uh Trump has referenced it a few times,
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and some people say that it doesn't really
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exist, that it's a fantasy.
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But this is exactly why the Q operation
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really couldn't happen until now.
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Uh, you know, there was no possible method
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of fighting an information war before we had
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the internet.
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But now we have the internet, and it's
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very sophisticated, and it becomes more sophisticated every
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day with artificial intelligence, for example, and improved
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search um programs.
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But what you saw on your television or
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on in your newspapers back before internet days,
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uh, that was it.
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There was no other method of gaining information.
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So they had a very narrow delivery system
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of propaganda, and they could get the nation
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thinking in a certain way just by reporting
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it in the newspapers and on TV.
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Not anymore, folks.
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Before the internet, there was no way to
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go around mainstream media.
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And the mainstream media, after all, we're finding
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out are mostly or all just deep state
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propaganda machines.
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The mainstream media has been controlled by the
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deep state and foreign entities for decades, only
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putting out the information that the cabal wants
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us to have or wants us to think.
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The internet changed everything, folks.
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It's the biggest revolutionary change to our society
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since the printing press.
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It has given we the people and our
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military the ability to put out the truth
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on a separate platform than the television.
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In fact, it's given Donald Trump a platform
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to put out his truths when they when
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the media is refuses to cover some of
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the benefits and the programs that he's doing,
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the good things that he's doing for our
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nation.
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They won't cover it.
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And on top of that, they put out
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false information and propaganda against what he's doing.
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So that's why 4chan, there's 4chan and 8
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Chan, and that's why 4chan was originally used
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by the Q military operation.
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This is why people are so confused about
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Iran and what's truly going on over there.
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Because people still pay attention.
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There's still a lot of people that pay
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attention to the mainstream media in the newspapers.
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I mean, you know, this, I still see
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a bunch of, I still see old guys
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driving in the morning going to pick up
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a newspaper.
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Okay.
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I mean, why would you believe the information
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that's in those newspapers?
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It's a narrow, narrow focus.
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Why would you believe what's on CNN or
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even Fox News for that matter?
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It's agendized information.
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The mainstream media is in overdrive right now,
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trying to make everyone believe the complete opposite
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of what Donald Trump, President Donald Trump and
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the military are putting out in the information
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space known as FORTRAN or ATRAN.
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It's all to confuse you, folks, and that's
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the epitome of fifth generation warfare.
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We've been in this war for over a
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decade, and most people have had no idea.
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At some point, people will have to make
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the choice that they want to know the
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truth, and then come to the understanding that
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we are in an information war.
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Now let's talk about our election systems and
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the warfare going on and the corruption that
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exists in our election systems.
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The New York Times this week reported some
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terrific news.
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The headline, Trump administration demands names of 2020
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election workers in Georgia.
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Not just some of them, all of them.
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Or wondered why a burst pipe at an
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election polling area at a vote counting area
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required everybody to stop counting, except for a
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few highly dedicated volunteers who were apparently willing
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to get their feet wet and pull suitcases
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out from under tables.
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If you believed any of that, and if
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you so much as raised an eyebrow at
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any of that, you were immediately branded a
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threat to democracy itself.
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But all is not well within this immaculate
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monument to civic perfection.
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Snags have appeared, and there are cracks in
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Snags have appeared, and there are cracks in
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the armor of them trying to protect this
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the armor of them trying to protect this
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covert operation.
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covert operation.
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The Department of Justice now under Todd Blanch
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The Department of Justice now under Todd Blanch
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has issued a grand jury subpoena to the
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has issued a grand jury subpoena to the
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Fulton County Board of Registrars and elections.
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Fulton County Board of Registrars and elections.
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The Department of Justice is asking for something
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The Department of Justice is asking for something
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fairly straightforward, folks.
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fairly straightforward, folks.
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He's asking for all the name.
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He's asking for all the names, addresses, phone
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numbers, and email addresses of roughly 3,000 electric
28:34
election workers and volunteers who touched the ballots
28:38
in 2020.
28:42
Now, short of an arrest warrant, I want
28:44
you to know something.
28:47
A grand jury subpoena, which is what they
28:49
just issued, is about as serious as it
28:51
gets.
28:54
A standard civil subpoena, of course, can be
28:56
challenged.
28:58
It can be negotiated and routinely delayed, and
29:01
people even ignore sometimes standard subpoenas.
29:05
And they do that for months or years
29:08
while lawyers argue about the scope and relevance
29:10
of the subpoenas.
29:13
But a grand jury subpoena is a different
29:16
animal entirely, folks.
29:19
For one thing, a grand jury subpoena confirms
29:23
that somebody is in the crosshairs of a
29:26
federal criminal investigation and case.
29:30
And not just, that's not just an FBI
29:32
fishing expedition.
29:35
Okay.
29:36
It's not just opposing counsel looking for information.
29:40
It carries the full weight of federal criminal
29:44
law and compliance to a federal grand jury
29:49
subpoena is presumed to be mandatory.
29:55
So the standard for quashing a grand jury
29:57
subpoena is also much higher.
30:00
Extremely high.
30:02
Courts almost never do it.
30:05
Because grand juries are supposed to have the
30:08
power to investigate broadly in any case.
30:12
There is no we need a little more
30:14
time option.
30:16
So now, if you had just overseen the
30:20
most secure and magnificent election in American history,
30:23
as they told us, you might assume that
30:26
you'd be proud of your work, right?
30:29
You might assume that these election workers are
30:32
proud of running the most secure and magnificent
30:35
election in American history, as they told us.
30:38
You might expect these Fulton County folks to
30:41
step forward and take a bow and maybe
30:44
ask for a commemorative plaque with their name
30:47
on it, or maybe at least a lapel
30:50
pin saying, you know, yes, I was there,
30:53
I scanned the ballots, I defended democracy.
30:57
But oh no, folks.
30:59
Instead, Fulton County officials immediately ran to a
31:03
federal judge with a 27-page motion begging the
31:06
court to squash the subpoena.
31:11
They claim that the Department of Justice is
31:13
trying to target, harass, and punish them.
31:17
This is a very odd and fascinating response
31:19
from someone who presumes that they're who tries
31:22
to get us to presume that they're guilt,
31:24
they're uh innocent.
31:28
Okay, if the 2020 election in Fulton County
31:31
was entirely above board, if every signature was
31:35
matched properly, if every machine was calibrated calibrated
31:38
and functioned properly, and every ballot was handled
31:42
with the utmost integrity, then why is the
31:46
mere prospect of the United States Judicial Department
31:49
issuing a grand jury subpoena, simply wanting to
31:53
know who worked the election.
31:57
Why is that considered?
31:58
Some kind of existential threat to democracy.
32:04
They're gaslighting again, folks, to prove its innocence.
32:08
The county, Fulton County, has hired the notorious
32:11
Abby Lowell.
32:15
Abby Lowell is one of the most expensive
32:18
and prominent defense attorneys in Washington, D.C.
32:22
And she's been hired to fight the subpoena.
32:26
It's almost like somebody higher up said, we
32:28
can't afford to lose this fight, guys.
32:31
We better hire the best.
32:32
We need a hired gun here.
32:36
As their legal basis, Fulton County's lawyers, you
32:39
know, they argue that the statute of limitations
32:43
has expired.
32:47
Now, this is the legal equivalent of saying,
32:49
you know, we definitively did not steal the
32:52
cookies, but even if we did steal the
32:54
cookies, you can't punish us for stealing the
32:56
cookies because it happened more than five years
32:59
ago.
33:03
Well, to be fair, folks, Fulton County is
33:06
having a pretty rough year.
33:09
Back in January, the FBI raided their election
33:13
hub and storage facility, and they hauled off
33:16
roughly 700 boxes of 2020 election documents.
33:21
Nobody outside the grand jury room knows where
33:25
this is going, but the scale and persistence
33:28
of the effort, the raid of the warehouse,
33:31
a civil lawsuit, and now a subpoena, a
33:35
federal grand jury subpoena for 3,000 names, suggests
33:38
that whoever is driving this bus believes that
33:42
there is something real to be found.
33:47
So here's my take on all this.
33:50
The most obvious reason for the subpoena and
33:53
the subpoenas that are coming out is to
33:56
build a comprehensive witness list and evidence list.
34:00
This is standard investigative groundwork.
34:03
Get the list, start making the calls, trace
34:05
everybody down, chase down every lead, and see
34:08
who's willing to talk and which one's lawyer
34:11
up.
34:14
But what's worse for Fulton County is that
34:18
there's another common play that could also explain
34:21
the subpoenas, looking for a cooperative witness with
34:24
nearly 3,000 names on that list.
34:28
Those odds favor that at least some of
34:31
the workers saw something that wasn't kosher.
34:35
Or they were pressured, pressured to do something
34:37
that they were uncomfortable with.
34:40
Or maybe they just want to tell their
34:42
story from their point of view when something
34:44
didn't seem right to them.
34:48
Prosecutors in complex criminal cases almost always build
34:51
the case from the bottom up.
34:54
They find the lowest level participant who might
34:57
be nervous and wants to avoid penalties or
35:00
Penalties or even jail time, and they offer
35:01
even jail time, and they offer them immunity
35:02
them immunity or leniency from prosecution, and uh
35:04
or leniency from prosecution, and uh they work
35:05
they work their way up the chain that
35:07
their way up the chain that way.
35:08
way.
35:11
The sheer breadth of the quest request, uh,
35:11
The sheer breadth of the request, uh, everybody,
35:14
everybody, they want everybody, all the names, not
35:14
they want everybody, all the names, not just
35:16
just the supervisors, but every worker down to
35:16
the supervisors, but every worker down to the
35:19
the janitor, I think.
35:19
janitor, I think.
35:22
Uh this suggests with this kind of scope
35:22
Uh this suggests with this kind of scope
35:24
that they are casting a very wide net,
35:25
that they are casting a very wide net
35:27
precise.
35:28
precisely to find that person or persons who
35:31
can crack this case wide open like a
35:34
pinata.
35:39
So if the physical evidence about which we've
35:42
heard so much, the ballots, the machine logs,
35:45
the tabulator tapes, if they show discrepancies, then
35:48
a cooperative witness who can explain how these
35:51
discrepancies occurred transforms a forensic anomaly into a
35:54
criminal conspiracy.
35:57
And that's the difference between numbers don't add
35:59
up, and here's the person who told me
36:01
to run these ballots through over and over
36:03
again.
36:06
The former is a political argument, the latter
36:08
is a criminal indictment.
36:12
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So I'm talking here.
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Welcome back, by the way, to Unleash the
38:28
Political News Hour.
38:30
I'm Bruce Robertson, your host here for Unleashed.
38:34
I've been talking about the uh Fulton County,
38:38
Fulton County grand jury subpoenas that have been
38:41
issued for a list of all the people
38:45
who were involved in that election and the
38:48
vote counting and everything else.
38:52
Um I've said that there was a warehouse
38:54
raid that got 700 boxes worth of documents
38:57
and ballots and so forth, and now there's
39:00
a subpoena on the table to uh subpoena
39:03
every single worker at that facility.
39:06
So the county's statute of limitations argument is
39:09
interesting because they say that the statute of
39:12
limitations has expired.
39:15
So even if we did it, you can't
39:17
prosecute us.
39:19
Well, I think that's a dead loser.
39:22
You know, it's true for most standalone offenses,
39:24
but it's not true for conspiracy charges, which
39:27
have a much longer clock and reset every
39:30
time a conspirator takes an overt act in
39:33
furthering the conspiracy.
39:37
So the statute of limitations argument also fails
39:41
if the investigation considers conduct that continued beyond
39:44
2020.
39:48
For example, if records were altered, destroyed, or
39:51
concealed after the election.
39:55
The FBI's January raid focused partly on record
39:58
retention violations, which would be a separate and
40:01
more recent offense.
40:04
So the statute of limitations is no slam
40:06
dunk here.
40:09
But the real theory that should make Fulton
40:12
County most nervous is that the grand jury
40:16
may just be using 2020 as a baseline
40:20
predicate, establishing a pattern of conduct, whereas the
40:23
real target might be what happened in subsequent
40:27
elections like 2024.
40:31
If the same workers, supervisors, or systems were
40:35
involved in the 2024 election, and if there's
40:39
evidence of ongoing misconduct, then the 2020 data
40:42
becomes the foundation and baseline of a much
40:46
bigger case than 2020 alone.
40:50
And this would completely explain why the Department
40:53
of Justice is still actively pursuing this five
40:56
years after the fact, and why they raided
41:00
the warehouse in January rather than simply closing
41:03
the file.
41:06
The Fulton County situation is just a microcosm
41:10
of a broader Democrat polycrisis, I would say,
41:14
that could show endemic and deliberate and embedded
41:18
flaws in our voting systems.
41:22
Systemic flaws.
41:25
Now, Democrats spent four years using the legal
41:28
system as a political bludgeon against Donald Trump.
41:33
Two impeachments, four criminal indictments, civil fraud cases,
41:36
state prosecutions, and now the instrument is in
41:40
other hands, let's say.
41:44
The norm against weaponizing federal law enforcement has
41:48
been thoroughly shredded by Democrats.
41:52
And now it's intellectually impossible for them to
41:56
argue that investing a political investigating a political
41:59
opponent's election conduct is somehow illegitimate when they
42:00
Opponents, election conduct is somehow illegitimate when they
42:02
just spent the last eight years doing exactly
42:03
just spent the last eight years doing exactly
42:05
that.
42:06
that.
42:11
And here's another bombshell, if we haven't given
42:11
And here's another bombshell, if we haven't given
42:13
you enough to ponder and think about so
42:13
you enough to ponder and think about so
42:15
far today.
42:15
far today.
42:19
Venezuelan whistleblowers have now exposed 2020 election rigging
42:23
as Trump stands vindicated.
42:29
The stolen 2020 election is finally cracking open,
42:32
and Venezuelan insiders have stepped forward with some
42:35
concrete evidence of foreign tampering in the American
42:39
voting process, proving what real Americans knew from
42:42
day one, that Joe Biden never won that
42:46
election fair and square in 2020.
42:50
President Trump has been right the entire time.
42:52
I mean, didn't you suspect that a man
42:55
who did not campaign and stayed in his
42:58
basement during the entire campaign period?
43:00
While Trump was out scouring the countryside, doing
43:03
rallies, filling stadiums.
43:07
Biden sat in his basement and told people
43:10
they weren't black unless they voted for him.
43:14
You think that guy won in 2020?
43:18
You think he got more votes than Barack
43:20
Obama, the golden Obama?
43:24
If you do, I think you need to
43:26
have your head examined.
43:30
So Trump sits down and he delivers the
43:33
truth pretty straight.
43:37
He said the 2020 election was rigged.
43:40
He states firmly he was interviewed.
43:42
And he stated firmly he says it without
43:44
any hesitation.
43:46
He said it was rigged.
43:48
And he points to the obvious.
43:50
He says, listen, look at Georgia.
43:52
Look at Pennsylvania.
43:54
Look at these states.
43:56
They were rigged.
43:57
There was a rigged election, and they used
43:59
COVID to hide behind it and do it.
44:02
Then they used crooked, dirty cops to do
44:04
it.
44:06
Trump called out the system.
44:08
Any time you have mail in voting, he
44:10
said, you're going to have a rigged election.
44:14
Anytime you're not using voter ID at the
44:16
polls, the voter ID that the Democrats don't
44:19
want, okay?
44:22
They're fighting us on the Save America Act.
44:25
Any time when somebody says we don't want
44:28
voter ID, that means they want to cheat.
44:31
Why else would they not want voter ID?
44:34
They say, oh, I'm sorry, black people couldn't
44:37
figure it out how to get ID.
44:39
Well, you know, they all have driver's licenses
44:42
and EBT cards and Social Security cards and
44:45
you know, welfare uh documents and and job
44:49
paperwork.
44:52
I mean, they they all have I mean
44:55
they all have identification.
44:59
So it's a farce to say that somehow
45:02
it it discriminates against people of color to
45:06
ask for voter ID.
45:10
Everybody of color who's legitimate in this country
45:12
has ID.
45:16
Even White House chief of staff, Susie Wiles
45:19
dropped a major truth bomb.
45:22
She confirmed she confirmed that uh Trump dominated
45:24
Florida and strongly suggested he actually carried most
45:27
of the other states too, maybe all of
45:30
them, uh, and that the rig the rigged
45:32
results said that he lost.
45:35
He won Florida, but maybe struggled some other
45:38
states that were were going to find out
45:40
who actually did win.
45:45
She said, I think we're gonna find out
45:48
that he actually did win.
45:51
Now the FBI has seized hundreds of boxes
45:55
of 2020 ballots and materials from Fulton County,
45:58
Georgia, the heart of the steel operation.
46:02
A federal judge just ruled the DOJ can
46:06
hold on to these despite desperate Democrat complaints.
46:11
Those ballots, full of missing scans, broken chain
46:13
of custody, and suspicious dumps in the middle
46:16
of the night are finally under real federal
46:19
review.
46:22
And this is not theory, folks.
46:24
This is facts stacking up.
46:27
We have Venezuelan whistleblowers.
46:30
We have Trump's consistent stand.
46:33
We have Susie Wilde's direct confirmation.
46:36
We have physical evidence now locked down by
46:38
the FBI.
46:40
The American people deserve complete transparency and real
46:42
accountability.
46:45
The riggers stole it once.
46:48
It cannot ever happen again.
46:50
We need to secure the vote.
46:52
We need to mandate voter ID.
46:54
We need to have verifiable paper ballots.
46:57
We need to have one election day, not
47:00
a month of election days, and we need
47:02
to drain the swamp for good.
47:06
And it's not just Fulton County where this
47:08
is happening.
47:10
It's not just the manual voting process where
47:12
this has happened.
47:15
Let's talk a little bit about gerrymandering.
47:18
You know, the Democrat voter maps have been
47:21
badly gerrymandered, and they've used race to uh
47:24
do the gerrymandering.
47:28
And now the Democrat voter maps in Virginia,
47:31
Georgia, and California are about to be nullified.
47:35
The FBI is busy in Virginia with a
47:37
new 2020 election probe.
47:40
And that's been in the news this week
47:41
as well.
47:43
Virginia Democrats' plans for a 10 to 1
47:46
map in the Commonwealth of Virginia have been
47:50
dashed by that state's Supreme Court this week.
47:53
The Virginia Supreme Court has dashed the uh
47:56
Virginia Democrats' plans.
47:59
On top of that, the FBI this week
48:03
executed a criminal search warrant at properties owned
48:06
by the Virginia State Senator Louise Lucas.
48:10
So the pressure is on, folks.
48:12
Fulton County lost its bid to stop the
48:15
Department of Justice from reviewing the 2020 election
48:18
results.
48:20
And at that same time, a new special
48:23
counsel hit them with subpoenas for all their
48:26
employee and volunteer information.
48:29
I'd call that a winning week, folks.
48:31
A winning week for democratic voting processes.
48:36
And that's a winning week.
48:38
But there's more.
48:40
If that's not enough, there's more.
48:43
Donald Trump made a post on Truth Social
48:46
this week that could reshuffle the decks even
48:48
further on voting.
48:52
President Trump posted that we cannot allow there
48:55
to be an election that is cut that
48:58
is conducted unconstitutionally, simply for the convenience of
49:00
Simply for the convenience of state legislatures.
49:01
state legislatures.
49:04
If they have to vote twice, so be
49:04
If they have to vote twice, so be
49:05
it.
49:05
it.
49:07
We should demand that state legislatures do what
49:07
We should demand that state legislatures do what
49:09
the Supreme Court says must be done.
49:09
the Supreme Court says must be done.
49:12
And that's more important than administrative convenience.
49:12
And that's more important than administrative convenience.
49:16
The byproduct is that Republicans will receive more
49:16
The byproduct is that Republicans will receive more
49:20
than 20 House seats in the upcoming midterm.
49:20
than 20 House seats in the upcoming midterm.
49:24
Now that's pretty significant, folks.
49:24
Now that's pretty significant, folks.
49:27
Trump is calling on state legislatures.
49:27
Trump is calling on state legislatures to fix
49:30
their unconstitutional voting districts, which Trump estimates will
49:33
net the GOP more than 20 seats in
49:37
the upcoming midterms.
49:40
If we combine this with voter ID, the
49:44
Dems are staring at a bloodbath in November.
49:49
Now let's talk a little bit more about
49:52
gerrymandering, which is exactly what Trump is referring
49:55
to here as being unconstitutional.
49:58
In Tennessee, there's a big victory in Tennessee
50:01
on the back of a major Supreme Court
50:04
decision about gerrymandering by race.
50:08
The Democrats have been redistricting by race to
50:12
manipulate elections for decades.
50:15
And it all comes to a screeching stop
50:18
now that now after this Supreme Court decision
50:22
that it's against the Constitution to do this.
50:30
So the gerrymandering comes to a screeching halt
50:34
now after this Supreme Court decision that it's
50:37
against the Constitution to do this to gerrymander
50:41
districts by race.
50:46
In Virginia, I've mentioned the Supreme Court ruling
50:49
stating that redistricting using race as a criteria
50:52
is happening.
50:55
It's been blocked by the Supreme Court.
50:58
Now the Virginia State Supreme Court has also
51:02
just decertified the recent Virginia election as unconstitutional.
51:06
So they've got big problems in Virginia.
51:10
The Virginia Supreme Court struck down the blatantly
51:13
unconstitutional gerrymander attempt by Spanberger and the Democrats.
51:17
So this is a massive win for the
51:20
GOP and the midterms.
51:22
The Democrats tried to steal seats in the
51:25
House, and it backfired spectacularly.
51:29
Now, not only do the Dems not gain
51:32
the seats in Virginia that they thought they
51:34
had, they're losing seats in other states due
51:37
to the Supreme Court ruling on the voting
51:40
rights act, which is leading to the redistricting
51:43
of many red states in the South with
51:45
more GOP representation.
51:48
They have started a gerrymandering war, and they're
51:50
losing it badly.
51:53
Republicans could actually gain seats in the House
51:56
and one or two in the Senate in
51:58
this midterm as a result.
52:01
So now let's combine this with voter ID
52:05
and no mass mail-in ballots, combined with the
52:08
coming drop in oil prices once Iran is
52:12
finalized, and all of a sudden, the Democrats
52:15
are staring down the barrel of a bloodbath
52:19
in the 2026 midterm elections.
52:22
Now, some of this stuff is still up
52:24
in the air, folks, but all this could
52:26
happen before the elections.
52:28
The stars are aligning for 2026 to be
52:31
a fatal blow to the Democrats.
52:35
And if the MAGA GOP win big, the
52:38
illusion will be revealed.
52:42
And the public will see with their own
52:45
eyes that the Democrats have been propped up
52:48
by fraud, gerrymandering, propaganda, graft, money laundering, and
52:51
ultimately all their lies will come home to
52:54
roost.
52:58
And the grift continues.
53:01
American taxpayers are actually paying for all these
53:04
lawsuits, all this lawfare to oppose Trump, thanks
53:08
to the Democrats.
53:11
When will American taxpayers realize that Democrats stalling
53:16
and lawfare is actually costing the taxpayers money?
53:21
Currently, there are four Democrat-run states that are
53:23
suing the Trump administration to stop investigating the
53:26
Somali fraud.
53:29
You know, we've had all the Somali fraud
53:31
stealing money from the taxpayer, and now the
53:33
taxpayers' money is being used to block the
53:35
investigation of the fraud.
53:39
Twenty-two Democrat states are suing the Trump administration
53:42
to hide their voter rolls and not produce
53:44
them on demand for inspection.
53:48
They don't want to be looked into.
53:50
They don't want to be investigated for the
53:51
fraud that they're committing.
53:53
You see what they're doing?
53:54
And they're spending your money to prevent that
53:56
from happening, or try and prevent it from
53:59
happening legally.
54:01
Twenty-one Democrat-run states are suing the Trump administration
54:04
to give SNAP benefits and other benefits to
54:06
illegals.
54:11
They want to give welfare benefits to illegal
54:13
aliens.
54:15
And they're suing to allow that to continue
54:17
to happen.
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So yeah, so they're suing the Trump administration
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because he wants complete transparency on all these
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sex change operations that they're trying to sneak
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in to the schools and do them without
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parental permission.
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That's what your money's being spent on, folks.
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There's another taxpayer-funded lawsuit related to Somali fraud
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investigations trying to freeze their funding.
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And those are in Colorado, California, Illinois, Minnesota,
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and New York.
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So they're trying to prevent us from finding
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out where the fraud is with the Somalis
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and trying to freeze their funding that are
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that's paying for the fraud.
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There are also lawsuits over voter rolls.
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The Department of Justice has demanded state voter
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data.
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In Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Hawaii,
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Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New
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Jersey, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, Oregon,
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Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, Washington.
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They want the voter rolls in all these
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states.
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DC is also involved.
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They're trying to block sharing the voter rolls.
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All these different states involved.
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All these different states involved.
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The lawsuits over youth, gender, affirming care, and
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The lawsuits over youth gender affirming care and
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sex changes, as I said, all these states
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sex changes, as I said, all these states
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are involved.
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are involved.
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And finally, folks, let's talk about the economy.
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And finally, folks, let's talk about the economy.
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The headline here is jobs, jobs, jobs.
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The headline here is jobs, jobs, jobs.
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The U.S.
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The U.S.
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economy in this week added 115,000 jobs in
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economy in this week added 115,000 jobs in
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April, and March was revised higher to 185,000
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April, and March was revised higher to 185,000.
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jobs.
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That's way higher than expected, folks.
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And that's our show, folks.
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This has been Unleashed, the political news hour.
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I'm your host, Bruce Robertson.
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have always enjoyed your patronage and your presence
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