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Illegal migration, Epstein files, and global faith battles · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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In this political Coliseum, we slay the rising beast with the fateful sword of truth that transcends hypocrisy and censorship.
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It's time to unleash yourself from the tyrants of media propaganda on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network.
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This is Unleashed the Political News Hour.
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Welcome to Unleashed the Political News Hour.
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I'm your host, Bruce Robertson.
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As you know, Unleashed is a part of America Out Loud news network, and we are in the business of reporting to you the stories that we find interesting that perhaps the mainstream media has refused to report or has reported incorrectly or incompletely.
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And we love to keep our audiences informed.
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So let's jump right in to the news of this week.
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In the news this week, our top story is six billion dollars went from Democrat controlled entities colluding with the United Nations to Democrat and globalist controlled NGOs, non-government organizations, to facilitate mass illegal immigration around the world.
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Now, to some of you that may not be too surprising, it does seem like all these immigrations of tens of millions of people could not have been a mistake.
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It could not have been a coincidence in politics, as in life, there usually are no coincidences.
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So folks, that's why the invasions of Europe and America happened seemingly at the same time.
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Because it was all coordinated and planned to overwhelm the United States, Western Europe, and all the other English speaking nations, uncoincidentally, like Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
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They're not random asylum seekers, folks.
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They're not asylum seekers at all.
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They're mostly military aged men and grifters, many of them from the East and Middle East, and most of them are Islamists, and most of them are grifters.
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It's a soft invasion, folks.
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It's a soft invasion.
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Illegal immigration was and is a plan for world domination by a one-party system that bribes votes with goodies from the taxpayer treasury in order to stay in power forever.
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It's the clowered pivot strategy via rules for radicals in real life.
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It's subversion and sedition right before our very eyes.
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And what are we doing about it?
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Coincidentally or not, and it's not coincidental, folks, Islam calls for a similar plan of world domination and submission under Sharia law.
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Such a plan used to be done by military invasion, especially back in the Middle Ages, when Muslim and Saracen and Moroccan Moorish hordes piled into Europe to invade and persecute and slaughter Christians.
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And we saw two attacks on Jerusalem.
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We saw the caught the collapse of Constantinople and Jerusalem.
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We saw the takeover of Greece and Anatolia.
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We saw that lasted for 435 years, roughly.
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And then we saw two sieges on Vienna.
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We saw the takeover of half of Spain.
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We saw the takeover of roughly half of France and other nations along the North African coast, all of which were Christian nations until these Islamic military invasions, where they made everybody submit and they killed the rest.
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Millions of people were slaughtered.
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The Armenians suffered greatly.
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The Greeks suffered for 435 years.
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They were not even permitted to educate their children for 400 years.
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If it wasn't for the Orthodox Church in Greece, nobody would have been educated over those years.
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They were trying to push Greece back into the stone age in terms of education.
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You know, that it's ironic that the nation that was founded on intellectual freedom, the nation that was basically the creation of Western civilization as a whole with art, music, architecture, philosophy, literature, poetry, was just reduced to basically a pile of rubble run by Muslims who subverted and and uh and uh made everybody submit to the Islamic caliphate.
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Well, now it's being done through open borders, and there's a steady flood, or there was a steady flood, at least in America, of well-funded asylum seekers seeking to destroy the West, collapse our social systems, and eliminate Christianity.
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And when I say that they're well funded, we have traced their dollar sources, their money sources back to some dark money pools run by not only NGOs, but the NGOs are backed by people like George Soros and the Tides Foundation and so forth.
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So we know who's doing it.
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The question is, how do we shut them down?
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And in a new report, Speaker Mike Johnson is already preparing Americans for the possibility, listen to this, that they will never see the Epstein files released in full.
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He's insisting that unredacted disclosure of the files would endanger national security and expose agencies like the CIA and the National Security Administration.
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Critics argue that this is the same excuse used for decades to shield powerful people.
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And Mike Johnson's warning feels a little less like genuine caution and more like he's laying the groundwork for a massive cover-up.
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In his briefing, he claimed that the Department of Justice cannot declassify material created by intelligence agencies, and he called it dangerous to force the disclosure of stuff that was created by intelligence agencies.
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He didn't pose a reason for that, however.
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His comment triggered immediate backlash from those who say that the intelligence ties are precisely why the files must be released and not buried.
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Outrage grew further when Johnson revealed that he had already brought in Senator John Thune to stall the process in the Senate.
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Now, even Benny Johnson.
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Okay, Benny Johnson is the pundit who has podcasts.
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You probably know him if you recognize him if you haven't check him out.
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But Benny Johnson is usually very supportive.
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He's a guy who's usually very supportive of GI GOP leadership, and he said he's sick of it.
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He's warning that the public will not accept another political shield around the Epstein network.
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Now, this has been going on for ten years, folks, or more.
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Okay.
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With every delay, the same question keeps getting louder.
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Who are they protecting?
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Are they protecting someone or a group of people?
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Or are they simply waiting for the midterm elections to expose those people who are enemies of America in a in a big show of prosecution and investigation?
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Well, we're gonna see.
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We're gonna see, but this is really disturbing.
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I mean, we've been waiting and waiting and waiting, and there have been promises.
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If they were going to wait so long, uh the Trump administration should never have promised to release this information.
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Unless they have an ulterior motive, folks, you never know.
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I mean, they may be trying to flush these people out a little bit and get them to step down.
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And this is disturbing too.
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A new peer-reviewed study.
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Now, this is on our health, okay.
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You know that I frequently talk about health in my broadcast because I think health is wealth.
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And uh being a wealth manager, being a wealth oriented person, uh, as well as being a geopolitical analyst, uh, I like to talk about health.
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And this is very disturbing.
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A new peer-reviewed study has quietly uncovered one of the most alarming biological findings of the pandemic era, revealing that 100% of COVID vaccine.
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Vaccinated participants had amyloid microclots circulating in their bloodstreams.
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Even more unsettling, these microclots match the same pathology as the large white fibrous clots that embombers have been pulling from bodies around the world since 2021.
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And they've never seen them before 2021.
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They had they started happening right after the vaccines were administered to millions of millions of people.
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So these long snake-like blood clots have never been seen before, and they kind of look rubbery and they've been jamming up people's arteries and veins, and they have uh caused uh death and and the embombers have been reporting on it, and nobody really seems to could make the nobody's really made the connection except uh citizen journalists and a few others who have been blowing the whistle on this.
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In a co in a uh in a cohort that was ninety-four percent vaccinated, researchers found that every participant, including all the healthy controls in the group, carried fibrinolysis resistant THT positive amyloid microclots.
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Now that sound let me unpack that.
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These are the micro clots that can form uh bigger clots in the bloodstream.
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The authors didn't acknowledge the obvious, but their own data makes it very unavoidable.
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The condition labeled long COVID appears almost entirely in vaccinated individuals without any lab verification of prior infection, indicating that the study is tracking long vaccine pathology, not long COVID or long post viral illness.
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Their experiments show that purified spike protein alone produces these amyloid structures, offering a direct mechanism for the fibrous clots that embombers continue to report, with rising infant deaths and widespread microclotting now appearing in state level embalmer surveys.
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The implications of this are disturbing and they are global.
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In another disturbing news article, and I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but uh maybe this is a bright signal that we're doing something.
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A smuggling vessel was just intercepted off of Juneau Beach, right up the beach from where I am, right up the beach from Mar-a-Lago, really.
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Uh, twelve illegal aliens were caught in a midnight operation.
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On Sunday, November 16th at approximately 8 p.m.
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Eastern Standard Time, uh, West Palm Beach and Fort Pierce Marine units received notification from local reconnaissance and surveillance assets regarding a 25-foot cabin cruiser that had departed Freeport Bahamas with a boatload of suspected illegal migrants, immigrants, really, illegal aliens.
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Uh the crews, the uh military crews, alongside the U.S.
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Coast Guard, and the uh Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office launched a joint interception operation.
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Uh Miami Air and Marine Branch branch was deployed, and an AMO aircraft, which successfully located and tracked the vessel as it traveled westbound without any navigation lights on.
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At 2 15 AM in the morning, Eastern Standard Time on Monday, November 17th, AMO marine interdiction agents aboard coastal interceptor vessels, successfully interdicted the target vessel, approximately eleven nautical miles east of Juneau Beach.
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The vessel stopped without incident.
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Upon inspection, agents encountered twelve individuals on board, and they were here illegally.
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There were two Bahamian nationals, three Chinese nationals, six Haitian nationals, and one Brazilian national.
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All twelve individuals were transferred to the U.S.
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Coast Guard cutter Robert Yarrod for further identification and processing.
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Now that's the uh wind up stories for the beginning of our show.
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Uh before we left for the break, we were discussing some news items that I thought were pertinent to begin the show, and we're going to continue in that vein.
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Uh new reports now show that Texas has two Sharia law courts operating right now.
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And that Texas is rapidly expanding in terms of new mosques across the state.
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They've added 48 mosques in the last 24 months, and in Irving, Texas, there are two Sharia law courts operating, a source said.
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There are two Sharia courts.
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One of them has ruled already on 200 cases just in the last year.
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Another one has ruled on 100, and as it's as they say, these are voluntary.
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I'm not sure what that means.
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I guess they have to uh they have to volunteer to submit to the rules of the Sharia law court.
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Between Fort Worth and Dallas, just by the airport, by DFW, there are two Sharia courts operating.
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You can't have Sharia courts here in the United States of America, ladies and gentlemen.
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How do we have two Sharia courts that are actually handing down decisions and verdicts in the great state of Texas?
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Texas by the end of the decade will have more mosques than any other state in the United States, it seems.
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And at this moment, California has around 400 mosques, and Texas has around 350.
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But Texas added 50 mosques over the last 24 months.
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So that's a faster rapid rate of growth than even California.
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And that, ladies and gentlemen, is alarming if you understand the agenda of Islamism.
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If you read the Quran, you will understand what I'm talking about.
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They want to take over the world, and they're moving into your backyard.
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And you should be alarmed.
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I'm not gonna I'm not gonna sugarcoat it.
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We should all be concerned and alarmed because as people are quick to point out, not all Muslims are violent Islamists.
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But about ten percent of them are.
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And there's about a billion and a half Muslims in the country, in the world, rather.
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A billion and a half times ten percent is enough people to overthrow the United States and most of Europe.
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So
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So don't think it's nothing, folks.
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Don't think it's nothing, because the 10%, and it may be even a higher percentage if they if they the imams continue to radicalize members of their congregations.
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But if let's say it's 10%, that 10% either wants you to convert to Islam or they want to kill you.
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I'm not kidding.
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They also want to radicalize the other 90% or kill them.
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Chew on that for a minute.
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And now let's talk about another threat to the United States, comedian Rosie O'Donnell, may have supplied President Trump with yet another famous defamation case if she cannot back up her sensational claims that she made against the president, and she made them publicly to her 2.9 million TikTok followers.
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Rosie O'Donnell, who can't seem to keep her mouth shut, states as a fact that President Trump is an adjudicated rapist, and that he has settled multiple child abuse cases.
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O'Donnell seems to spend much of her days in a constant rave about Trump, and it's clear that President Trump lives rent-free inside her head as she lives in exile in Ireland.
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You know, and she's she's uh in a constant rave not only about Trump but of Republicans and the demise of the United States, and she does all that from her exiled home in Ireland.
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Now, that's fine, and it's an exercise of free speech, although hate speech is against the law in Britain and Ireland these days, and people getting arrested for it.
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However, it may have crossed the line into defamation in her latest postings.
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Recently, O'Donnell stated, do you think in a million years that they would did you think in a million years that they would re-elect a man who orchestate orchestrated an insurrection against the government?
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They would re-elect that guy with all the charges of sex abuse, the adjudicated rapist.
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And she's she went on further to say, and then I just saw this thing today about all the cases he settled with children, children's families, accusations about him that he chose to settle.
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She added, When are we going to be able to go?
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We're grown up enough to understand that this kind of deviant psychotic mentally ill behavior goes on at the highest level sometimes, and no matter where it goes on, it's our duty to stop it.
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And she continued in this unhinged Rosie O'Donnell rant.
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She said, Shame, people, shame on what has become of us.
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Well, notably, at least 11 months ago, O'Donnell called Trump a rapist, and he she could also called him a serial pedophile rapist.
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Trump has previously sued over the claim that he's a rapist.
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He lost such a case against Egene Carroll, although the judge ruled that her claim to have been raped by Trump was substantially true.
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He wrote, the only issue on which the jury did not find in Miss Carroll's favor was whether she proved that Mr.
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Trump raped her within the technical meeting of that term under New York penal law.
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The fact is she had no evidence.
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She couldn't even remember when it happened, and she said that she was wearing a certain dress that was not even made for three more years from the date that she said it happened after all this.
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So she had no evidence.
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It was really post facto.
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And I've talked about this before, you know.
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She claimed that it happened in Bergdorf Goodman in a public department store, but yet there were no cameras and no witnesses, and nobody saw anything, nobody even saw Donald Trump there.
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So, you know, Donald Trump travels with an entourage, by the way, ladies and gentlemen, and he doesn't just go out shopping on his own alone for his own clothes or anything, you know, gifts for his wife or anything like that.
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He never shops by himself.
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So the thing was preposterous on its face.
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Every time I've seen him in Manhattan, he always had a security detail as long uh as well as sometimes some of his children with him or his wife, whoever that might have been at the time, uh, and or some friends with him.
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So he really never goes around the city alone.
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He's always with his driver and his security uh bodyguards, or more than one usually, and uh, you know, that's how he moves around the city.
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So the idea that he went up to Bergdorf Goodman by himself to rape a woman in the dressing room is really egregious and preposterous, okay.
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Uh, especially one like Egene Carroll.
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Nevertheless, Trump was not legally adjudicated to be a rapist, so that wasn't true, what Rosie said.
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And the addition of the word adjudicated could move this claim outside of mere opinion.
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Even without that word, it's considered potentially defamatory in U.S.
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court to claim that Trump is in fact a rapist, despite the earlier ruling in New York.
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MSNBC and the show Morning Joe, for example, quickly retracted a statement that Trump was a rate rapist.
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The earlier denial of the defamation case certainly would help O'Donnell, but it's not dispositive.
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More importantly, that is not all that she said.
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The second claim that Trump settled with the children's families, quote unquote, over abuse cases, is not it's really not clear what the basis for that allegation is.
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I mean, Reuters reported months ago about fake headlines on the internet claiming that some unknown prosecutors were considering unknown child molestation charges against Trump.
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But it's not clear if O'Donnell can produce any support for those claims.
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If she cannot, it would certainly constitute per se defamation of character.
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The common law has long recognized per se categories of defamation, where damages are presumed and special damages need not be proven.
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These include disparaging a person's professional character or standing, alleging a person is unchaste, alleging that a person has committed a criminal act or an act of moral turpitude, alleging that a person has a sexual or loathsome disease, and attacking a person's business or professional reputation.
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And it seems that Rosie has loaded up for bear and hit most, if not all, of those uh markers for defamation.
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Claiming that Trump settled child abuse cases would be a trigger of a couple of these categories, certainly, at least a couple.
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So, you know, the United Kingdom, by the way, where she made those claims, is generally a much better jurisdiction to bring defamation cases than is the United States, which has a stronger free speech and free press protection.
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In the United States, any such action would have to be brought under the higher standard.
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In New York Times versus Sullivan, the Supreme Court established that actual malice standards require public officials to shoulder the higher burden of proving defamation.
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Under that standard, an official would have to show either actual knowledge of its falsity or a reckless disregard of the truth.
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That standard was later extended to public figures.
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If O'Donnell had no credible sources for this claim, it would appear to be clearly a reckless disregard of the truth, that she said this to millions of followers only magnifies the general damages that could be presumed in such case.
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Unless O'Donnell can argue truth as a defense with credible evidence and support for such statements, she may have just given Trump a golden opportunity to pursue his longtime critic.
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There's no love loss between these two as we know.
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But there soon could be a massive defamation action based on the evidence Trump would win, and he would win big.
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We'll have to see how this develops, and I'll report to you if anything else comes of it.
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In another story, Larry Summers, former president of Harvard, uh former treasurer treasury secretary, um Larry Summers has
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Resigned from the Open AI Board as Harvard launches an investigation after some Epstein revelations.
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Former Treasury Secretary and former Harvard President Larry Summers has resigned from the board of Open AI following the release of some messages in which Summers was asking Jeffrey Epstein, while he was alive, of course, for dating advice to try to bed a female mentee whose father was a former Chinese Communist Party official.
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Isn't that interesting?
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On Monday, Summers announced that he would be stepping back from all political commitments, and while he said he would continue to teach at Harvard, his office appeared to be gone Monday evening.
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He said, in line with my announcement to step away from my public commitments, I've also decided to resign from the board of open AI.
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Excuse me.
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Huh.
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Excuse me, I have a little little cold.
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I hope you bear with me a second.
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Summers went on to say that I am grateful for the opportunity to have served, excited about the potential of the company, and look forward to following their progress.
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Well, over 20,000 documents were released last week by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee from Epstein's estate.
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Summers, who has been a long time associate of Epstein's, joined the board of OpenAI in 2023 during a brief period in which CEO Sam Altman was ousted from the company, only to return days later.
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Summers was also appointed alongside Brett Taylor, former Salesforce CEO, and Quora CEO, Adam D'Angelo.
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The only member of OpenAI's initial board who still has a seat.
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In a statement, OpenAI said Larry has designed has decided to resign from the OpenAI Board of Directors.
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And we respect his decision.
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We appreciate his many contributions and the perspective he brought to the board.
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Meanwhile, the Economic Club of New York postponed a meeting in which Larry Summers was supposed to speak this week, just hours before the Harvard Crimson published its article telling Financial Times that it was postponed due to an unavoidable change in schedule.
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Well, how convenient.
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Harvard investigates.
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But before his 2008 conviction for sex trafficking of a minor.
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Epstein was also visiting fellow in the Harvard Psychology department in the 2005-2006 academic year, despite lacking any academic qualifications to teach psychology.
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And you know, normally visiting fellows have to have a tremendous resume and a great background to be a teaching fellow at Harvard.
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So how he got that is questionable.
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It may not have anything to do with the nine million dollars he gave the school.
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Do you think?
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The new probe will cover any new information revealed in the new document dump, including hundreds of messages between Summers and Epstein regarding women politics and Harvard-related initiatives.
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Several other prominent Harvard faculty also appeared in the Epstein documents, including Harvard Law School professor emeritus Alan M.
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Dershowitz, and English professor emerita Elisa F.
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New, who is married to Larry Summers.
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Sounds like a cozy little group of people there.
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And that was reported by the Harvard Crimson.
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The cache of documents released last week added to a very long paper trail that detailed ties between Epstein and prominent Harvard affiliates.
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In these documents, New Larry Summers' wife discussed her personal projects at length with Epstein, soliciting thousands of dollars in funding from the child sex trafficker several times, and that was years after Harvard said that they had stopped taking contributions from Epstein.
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In one 2014 exchange, New and Epstein discussed a potential $500,000 gift to Poetry in America, a television show and digital initiative that she spearheaded personally.
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She also accepted an unspecified amount of money from Leon Black, who's an executive at the private equity giant Apollo, in a gift that she wrote Epstein helped to arrange.
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It really means a lot to me, all the financial help aside, Jeffrey, that you are rooting for me and thinking about me, she wrote in 2015.
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So Eptee Epstein was advising Summers on how to cheat on his wife while he was also discussing fundraising and uh sending fundraising to Larry Summers' wife.
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You can't make this stuff up, folks.
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And now we're going to jump to uh our second break, and this has been Unleashed the Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson, and we will be right back after hearing from our sponsors.
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Back with Unleashed the political news hour of your host Robertson.
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Thanks for staying through the break.
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Before we left, we were talking about Epstein and the former president of Harvard, Larry Summers, who is also the former Secretary of the Treasury under the Democratic Administrations.
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Now, new news, Ukraine of all places is back in the news.
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You know, they've been trying to work out a peace deal with Russia.
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And uh this week, we heard about Zelensky persecuting the Christian Orthodox Church.
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Now we've known this for some time.
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He really clamped down hard on the Christians in Ukraine.
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And he sent a lot of them scattering, and he basically closed down the church to replace it with a state-run church.
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So, you know, no separation between state and church in Ukraine.
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Uh in favor of a natural church that cowed down to him in a total total totalitarian dictatorship style.
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He's got finally he's got priests that will lick his boots.
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We heard stories of torturing and the murdering of priests, and attempts to extradite anyone who spoke out against the Ukrainian totalitarian regime, including prominent individuals who supported the church, the original Ukrainian Orthodox Church.
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It's a very old and esteemed religious organization in Eastern Europe.
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In fact, uh Ukraine was converted to Christianity by Prince Vladimir, uh, who brought the church back to Ukraine and changed it from a pagan country.
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Ukraine into a Christian nation.
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And you can visit, well, you can't probably do it now, but you could go to Kiev and you could visit St.
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Vladimir's Church, which is right there in just outside the city of uh of Kiev.
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I've been there many times.
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And now this, this is wild.
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Okay.
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We had the golden shower stories about Trump that were false, the Russia-Russia stories and the story about uh Russian prostitutes in Trump's hotel room in Moscow when he went to meet with you know Putin and of course these were all false stories, and that was verified by Secret Service around him, and I had friends that were on that detail, and they will tell you that Trump went to bed early, he doesn't drink, he uh he left like four o'clock in the morning to leave Russia the next day.
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I mean, he's in and out.
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He goes in, he has a meeting, he goes to bed, he gets up like four hours later and leaves.
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Uh but now this story, listen to this.
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You heard about the golden showers that were false.
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Well, this one's true.
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As golden toilet corruption scheme rocks Ukraine, support for Zelensky has plunged below 20%.
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Okay, after Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky's close associate, Timur Mindic fled to Israel after allegedly mastermining a 100 million dollar euro corruption scheme.
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It appears that the Ukrainian public is turning on their leader.
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At least according to some polls cited cited by a Ukrainian member of parliament.
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Zeleniac's comments.
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This is uh the Ukrainian member of Parliament Parliament Zeleniac.
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His comments came from a video on the Strana Media Out Media Outlet's Telegram channel.
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Uh, and this said on November 10th, the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, otherwise known as NABU, and the special anti-corruption prosecutor's office, which is SAPO, which are independent of Zelensky's office, announced an investigation into a major corruption case that was related to the energy sector in Korean in Ukraine.
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Now, isn't that strange that uh Hunter Biden was involved in the energy section of sector of Korean uh Ukraine, and uh there was some scandal and corruption related to that as well.
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Barisma.
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Remember Barisma?
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So this uh investigation was dubbed Operation Midas.
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The salacious details of this operation saw the police raid 70 locations and recover stacks of cash that still had on them barcodes from U.S.
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banks, and they were found in Mindich's apartment.
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And what you know what else they found in Mindich's apartment?
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A solid gold toilet.
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Yes, that's right, a solid gold toilet.
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The Times of Israel provides more details in this case.
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In their article, they said Mindich has reportedly fled to Israel amid a probe of his growing influence within the country's lucrative industries like oil and gas.
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And fears that his access was facilitated by his ties to Ukrainian president Vladimir Zelensky.
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The two were once business partners, and Mindich's influence had expanded greatly since Zelensky got elected in 2019.
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Now, Mindich was co-owner of Zelensky's media production company called Fartal 95, and he was named for the comedy troupe that was named for the Fartel 95 was named for the comedy troupe that helped catapult Ukrainian President Zelensky to fame as a comedian before he entered politics.
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Zelensky transferred his stake in the company to his partners after he got elected, but he maintained close ties, some say a little too close.
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And despite expanding his business portfolio since Zelensky's election, Mindich maintained ties to the entertainment world until the corruption probe was exposed this week.
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He was a producer of the comedy show Stadium Family on YouTube.
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In light of the scandal and his tarnished reputation, the show's owners shut it down this week.
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He's also a relative of Leonid Mindic, who was arrested by Ukraine's anti-corruption watchdogs in June when he was trying to flee the country.
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According to local reports, he was charged with embezzling 16 million dollars from an electric power company.
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Except for me.
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Notably key media outlets are hammering Zelensky with the story, and Fox News even featured it as their number one news item.
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Other outlets like the Financial Times are also now hitting Zelensky hard.
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Even Ukrainian news outlets like Ukrainska Pravda, that means Ukrainian truth, have been running headlines like how the president's friends robbed the country during wartime, which contains salacious details about just how deep Zelensky's ties go with the corrupt cronies that he has long worked with and who helped fuel his rise to power.
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Now I've reported to you in previous episodes of Unleashed here on my show that there were members of parliament in Ukraine who used to be waiters, and as soon as Zelensky came into power, they became ministers in the government, and they have been seen driving 500 600,000 Rolls-Royce wraiths up and down the streets of Kiev.
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The other thing is, you know, you know there's a lot of corruption in the city when the people are mostly pretty poor and working class people.
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Uh it's it's a fairly depressed country, and yet there are so many luxury vehicles in downtown Kiev and places where you can blow an awful lot of money if you want to, like nightclubs and so forth.
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Uh so it's kind of strange that there's so much native wealth concentrated in one little area right around the parliament, and you find these parliamentary ministers exercising all sorts of absolute control and VIP access everywhere, and extreme luxury cars.
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Some of these guys had garages that held 10 luxury vehicles, including Lamborghinis and Bugatti's and Maserati's and uh, you know, Rolls-Royce's Bentley's, etc.
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So when I was there in Ukraine, I saw more luxury vehicles in downtown Kiev than you see in downtown Palm Beach on an average weekend.
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So think about that.
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There's much more wealth supposedly in Palm Beach than there should be in Kiev.
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But you know, then you get you get an idea of where our billions of dollars are going.
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Okay.
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So as Ukrainska pravda, the Ukrainian truth newspaper notes that another key target in the investigation is also in Israel.
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Sources in law enforcement are saying that Nabu and Sapo, these investigative organizations independent of Zelensky's government, have information that Sapo deputy head Andri Siniuk may have leaked information to some of the participants in the scheme.
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In other words, giving them a warning.
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At that time, however, Mindic's name was not in the electronic materials.
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So following this leak, Mindic's chief financial officer, Mindic being, you know, Zelensky's close buddy and business associate that had the golden toilet and all the money in uh stacks of bills, you know, still with the bands on them from uh US US barcodes on them, so forth.
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It's U.S.
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money, okay.
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Following this leak, Mindic's chief financial officer, Oleksander Tsuckerman, aka Sugarman, fled the country.
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Suckerman flew to Israel with Mindich on October 29th to attend a friend's party.
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Mindich returned to Ukraine on the 4th of November while Suckerman remained in Israel.
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There are already rumors swirling that Zelensky himself likely knew about the massive corruption scheme targeting his inner circle, which would explain why he tried to take over the independent investigative investigatory uh group, Nabu, earlier this year, before he backed off due to international pressure.
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So he tried to unilaterally take over the independent investigators to prevent this from coming out.
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All right.
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Nabu's ex account has posted the news that Nav
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And Sapo have sent to the court the case of the former deputy minister of energy, who is accused of having received undue benefit in the amount of 500,000 US dollars for granting permission to export mining equipment from a frontline area.
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According to TAS, the news agency, investigators searched the Energotom Company, as well as the apartments of Oligarch and Zelensky associate Mindich, and currently suspended justice minister German Galushenko, who had been serving as energy minister at the time of the events.
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Nabu also released recordings from the apartment of Mindich, known as the Ukrainian president's treasurer, which revealed discussions about corrupt practices.
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With the evidence, charges were brought against Mindic, Igor Mironiuk, former advisor to the Minister of Energy, Dmitry Basov, security director of Energoatom, as well as businessman Alexander Zukomin and Igor Forsenko and Lesia Ustimenko and Ludmila Zorina.
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Okay, these are all names that may not be familiar to you, but these are all people circling around closely around the waterhole that's the waterhole that surrounds the Ukrainian parliament.
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It's more of a cesspool, really.
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And the defendants also include former Deputy Prime Minister Alexei Chernoushov, who is considered a member of Zelensky's inner circle.
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Mindic fled the country a few hours before the helm search began, which means he was almost certainly tipped off by somebody close to the investigation.
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Remember when Congress welcomed Zelensky with thunderous applause when they invited him to speak to them in our nation's capital?
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Remember back then when they all had those cute little Ukrainian flags and they were all waving them gleefully, especially the Democrats, in fact, only the Democrats.
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And they even unfurled a big Ukrainian flag with the help of Nancy Pelosi from the speaker's podium.
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You remember that, folks?
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Go back and find it.
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Nancy Pelosi looked positively gleeful.
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Now we know where our billions of dollars have been going.
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I've been posting for years now that Ukraine is the most corrupt country in Europe, that the banks are so corrupt that money comes in the front door and right out the back door into offshore accounts, including those owned by Joe Biden and his brother and his son, Hunter.
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And that bribery is rampant in that country, and graft is a way of life.
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Still, our Democratic Congress approved under Biden billions of dollars of aid to Ukraine.
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And nobody knows to this day where all the money went.
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Well, now we know when it's exactly as I said it was, exactly as I said it was.
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Now, the only question is how big were the kickbacks to certain American politicians who approved this funding on the backs of our hardworking taxpayers who were recovering from the COVID collapse.
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The second question is who will pay for all this and what will happen to all those people with the little Ukrainian flags, both in Congress and all the people on social media who pasted those little Ukrainian flags, those little blue and yellow and white Ukrainian flags on their Facebook pages.
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How do they feel now about supporting a corrupt fascist regime that kills Orthodox Christian priests and tortures others, and even kills media reporters?
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They've killed an American reporter over there, remember?
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They put him in jail and tortured him and killed him.
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And they also make people disappear all the time in the name of their totalitarian goals under the dictatorship of Vladimir Zelensky.
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Even Victor Orbon, now, Viktor Orban is the outspoken president of Hungary, and he likened Europe's continued funding of Ukraine to helping an alcoholic by sending them another crate of vodka.
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He doesn't mince words, folks.
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In response to a letter from European Union President von der Leyen, that's the female from Holland, who is now the head of the EU in Brussels, you know, she called for sending more support to Ukraine among the EU members.
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Orbon said, I received a letter today from President von der Leyen, and she writes that Ukraine's financing gap is still significant.
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So they have a shortfall, even though the money all went out the back door, and asks member states of the EU to send more money.
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Orban wrote this on X.
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He said, It's astonishing.
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At a time when it has become clear that a war mafia is siphoning off siphoning off European and other taxpayers' money instead of demanding real oversight or suspending payments to Ukraine.
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The commission president von der Leyen suggests that we send even more.
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The Hungarian leader Viktor Orban added the whole matter is a bit like trying to help an alcoholic by sending them a Kratov vodka.
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At least Hungary has not lost its common sense.
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God bless Victor Orbon.
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And now Europe is persecuting Christians.
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Free speech is under serious attack all across Europe to criticize the sacred cows of the progressive worldview from transgenderism to immigration and even Islam is now the equivalent of inviting a knock on the door from the thought police in all over Europe.
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I've already reported numerous times in my past shows how British citizens are being arrested for their posts on social media, and for also for reading the Bible, singing Christian hymns, and praying, even silently in public.
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Now, this week, the recent Harrow trial of a Finnish parliamentarian reveals how Christian founded copy tries in Europe.
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Many of them with crosses on their national flags, these countries, and it's all too often Christians who find themselves in the firing line.
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Here's one example.
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Pavla Paivi Rysenan has spent the past six years fighting a hate speech prosecution just for quoting passages from the Bible and defending traditional marriage.
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They want to arrest her and put her in jail.
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Think about that, folks.
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This is Europe.
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This is not former Soviet Russia.
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And that's the end of our show, ladies and gentlemen.
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Thank you for listening.
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This has been Unleashed the Political News Hour, and I'm your host, Bruce Robertson.
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May no weapon form against you prosper.