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Bombshell CCP & Iran Proven Foreign Election Interference! |EP796 · The Big Mig Show

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  bar. Well, we got a lot to cover
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  today. You know, it's funny when you
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  see stories and it was something you talked about a year ago, two
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  years ago, maybe even three years ago, some people longer.
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  In our case, you know, we started the show right about
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  then, about 3 years ago now, I think.
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  And you know, we covered so much stuff.
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  We covered stuff about, you know, the pandemic and we
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  covered stuff about elections and election interference and a
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  lot of the stuff I know our audience kind of already
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  believed and was pretty convinced that it happened.
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  But of course they called us conspiracy theorists.
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  Well, got a new declassified bombshell.
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  Finally, the CCP proven foreign election interference.
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  And guess what? They knew about it this whole
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  time. Biden administration knew about
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  it. FBI knew about it.
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  Other people in the administration knew and it looks
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  like this declassified doc now confirms China did in fact
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  breach US election security. You know, we went to the pit,
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  you know, Greg Phillips, Katherine Engelbrecht overtrew
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  the vote. They talked about a lot of stuff
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  like this. And of course, they got gone
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  after viciously. They had to defend themselves in
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  court, spent just gobs of money. And you know, of course we know
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  the Republicans are over there, you know, working allegedly to
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  pass to Save America Act. I know it made a little bit of
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  headway. I don't know if it's still going
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  to go all the way through. But you know, we, we want
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  election integrity. All of us do.
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  Everybody wants free and fair elections.
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  And I I think that's on both sides of the aisle.
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  You know, if somebody gets chosen, I'm willing to accept it
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  if it's a legitimate election, even if I don't like the person
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  that gets installed, as long as it's legitimate, as long as the
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  American people voted for it, even if they don't agree with me
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  politically or they don't agree with George, I'm I'm willing to
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  go along with it when it's legitimate.
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  But, you know, they keep telling us safest and most secure
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  elections in the United States history and in the entire globe,
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  you know, But meanwhile, I think a lot of countries are laughing
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  at how corrupt our system is. They think it's a Big Joe.
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  I think XI Jinping's one of them.
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  And I guess, you know, there's a reason now you guys are
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  justified. So give yourself a round of
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  applause. Cause of course, this casts a
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  big shadow over Joe Biden's victory in 2020.
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  Not that we all didn't know that already.
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  But of course, it never really sat right, quite right with any
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  of us. I mean, let's face it, you know,
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  myself, George, our audience and our friends, family, they all
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  question it. And this is coming right out of
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  the People's Republic of China. And according to this document,
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  and just the news is the first ones to get on top of this.
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  Confirmed officials had knowledge of the investigation.
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  Beijing was able to electronically infiltrate
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  unidentified American election systems as part of a cyber
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  espionage campaign. I guess these Chinese
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  intelligence officials analyzed multiple U.S. states.
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  They didn't. This document redacted which
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  states this happened in, of course, why wouldn't they?
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  And they looked at all the election voter registration
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  data, had full access to it. They were able to conduct public
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  opinion analysis on the 2020 general elections.
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  I guess on top of that, and this is a National Intelligence
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  Council document, I guess the question you guys have, and of
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  course, this was dated April of 2020, guess the question is, why
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  didn't they tell the American public?
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  Why didn't they tell you? What did they do instead of
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  telling us? Yeah, they covered it up.
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  They hid it. They lied.
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  At the end of the day, why does it take declassification to tell
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  the American public that our voting, you know, maybe our
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  elections aren't as safe as they allege?
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  Well, we already know the answer.
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  I know that's redundant. I mean, George, how do you feel
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  about this? I know you, you were, you were
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  strongly opinioned when it came to what you thought happened in
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  the election. Here's more confirmation for
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  you. The.
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  Most safest and securus election in history according to many
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  people from 2020. Why?
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  You asked a valid question. Why are they hiding from us?
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  Why they hiding so much stuff from us?
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  I mean, it's because they're both sides are in on it.
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  Yeah. I mean, you just just look,
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  there's more to this story, not only China, because I I there's
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  proven election, foreign election interference with Iran.
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  Now that we're going to add to this story.
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  But who was it? Chris Krebs was worked for for
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  the Chris Krebs. He worked for the, I forget what
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  the the government, something with the Internet, whatever.
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  You have Chris Wray, both Republicans, right?
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  Then you have our attorney general, Bill Barr, another
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  Republican. They had all this information.
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  They're Republicans, yet they hid it from us.
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  So what does that tell you? They're all in on it doesn't
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  matter what president you choose.
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  Doesn't matter. If you can't have the right
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  people in place, they're going to screw you.
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  And it's happening right now too, because look at Bondi, she
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  ain't doing shit. Look at Patel.
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  What the hell they doing nothing Bongino act fucking tucked tail
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  and and took off. I mean it's just judge Jeanine
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  Pirro another one. All those people, sure.
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  Talked a lot. About all all All the four I
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  just mentioned all talked a lot of game.
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  They were very vocal. And you were an advocate,
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  advocate of Jane Jeanine Pirro. You.
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  You I. Liked her, she told her.
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  Yeah. Listen, you liked her even
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  potentially for like, AG for Pam Bondi's spot, but man, she
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  hasn't done Jack Diddley's squat.
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  I mean, you know. But look, six years later, that
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  means the US intelligence community has yet to fully
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  inform you, the American public or Congress on the breadth of
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  the evidence it possessed all this documentation.
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  It had all the proof. They even knew how Beijing got
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  the data and what operations it was going to take or or had
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  taken and contemplated. Now, John Solomon covers this.
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  We've got a clip. Let's play the clip.
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  You'll get it right in from King Solomon.
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  Sure. I just want to say something
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  Glenn Dean. I hope Lisa has a speedy
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  recovery and gets better. Prayers out out to her from me,
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  Lance, the big, big family. Yeah, absolutely all.
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  Right here we go. Here's a clip.
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  And today we have a bombshell, something that has been kept
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  from you for nearly six years. In as early as February of 2020,
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  the United States Intelligence Committee determined that China
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  had breached US voter registration data, had gained
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  access to the data that voters used to register to vote in the
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  2020 election. Now, remember, we've been told
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  time and time again there were no foreign interferences in the
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  2020 election, but the US intelligence community
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  absolutely concluded that China had done this.
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  They had several reports involving several states.
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  Now, we don't know this yet because anyone in the Trump
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  administration has declassified that information.
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  They may soon do so. We've asked them to and I
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  believe they're honestly working on it.
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  We know this because we were able to get a document that was
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  declassified by the Biden administration that referred to
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  these findings in April of 2020. It is a National Intelligence
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  Council memo. If you go over to justinnews.com
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  right now, the story just moved a few minutes ago.
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  You can download that document and read it yourself.
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  Page three, paragraph 2A single sentence that says that the
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  China began accessing voter registration data in hopes of
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  analyzing American public opinion in the 2020 election.
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  Now we have several intelligence officials confirming that this
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  has been covered up for years. The only person ever to refer to
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  it was the current CIA director, then the form, then the deputy,
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  excuse me, the director of national intelligence under
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  President Trump in 2020, who made reference to China's
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  extensive intrusions on the 2020 election, accusing the CIA at
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  the time of not paying enough attention to it.
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  Now he's the director of the CIA.
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  John Radcliffe is. But you will see all of the
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  data. There are memos, interviews,
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  open source intelligence that would guide you to all of the
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  facts, all on the record. It is a pretty big story.
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  Go check it out at justinnews.com.
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  Yep. I mean, Radcliffe talked about
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  it, but how come he's not ringing the dinner bell right
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  now? You know, this is a lot of
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  personal, private information. It had driver's licenses,
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  partial Social Security numbers. Who?
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  China. Yeah, So did.
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  Russia. So did.
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  No, I'm sorry, Iran. Iran, Yeah.
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  We'll get to that. What I think is interesting
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  about this, the data is considered so sensitive that
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  we've got multiple Democratic states that are currently trying
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  to keep the Trump Justice Department from obtaining it.
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  They, they're talking about these liberal groups that don't
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  want to provide this data that they're, they're supporting
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  these Democrat States and they're saying it's the Holy
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  Grail of election integrity. If it's the Holy Grail of
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  election integrity, why didn't our intelligence agencies just
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  go into 5 alarm, you know, Red Notice?
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  I mean, why didn't they just go to the top?
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  We know why they didn't want to have any more questions about
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  the Biden installed presidency with Camel and Nice Harris.
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  They just didn't want to do it. But I mean, this is, this is
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  pretty crazy that we have to wait this long.
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  And even Radcliffe, why didn't he declassify this thing when he
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  first got in? If he knew about it, if he was
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  convinced, why did he look for this documentation and put it
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  right out? And why didn't the
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  administration do it? I mean, I, I just, you know, I'm
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  tired of them filtering and not providing us the truth.
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  You know, are they going to, are they going to, are they going to
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  identify all the redacted names in the Epstein files that aren't
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  victims? I have no idea.
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  It doesn't look likely at this point.
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  Looks like it's going to be Massey doing it in Congress.
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  Is he going to do it? I don't know.
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  I don't know if he'll really drop the hammer or not.
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  We'll have to see. I mean, George, I don't know
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  what your reaction when I saw this, I was just completely
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  disgusted. Yeah.
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  And then when I read more about the Iran thing, it just
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  disgusted me more like, I don't know, I'm looking looking into
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  this. And and it says the Biden
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  administration hit alleged Chinese hackers with sanctions
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  and criminal charges, while the British government accused
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  Beijing of hacking EU KS electoral registry.
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  Wait a minute. So if they're doing the UK, but
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  Biden administration, they didn't do nothing to stop, but
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  they probably welcomed it because it it served their
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  purpose. So I'm just looking like I just
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  pull up the save act to look to see, try to see what's in it.
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  And this is just showing you we need to get rid of the machines.
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  I don't think the machine getting rid of the machines is
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  in the save that it seems like it's just about proof of
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  citizenship, which is great. We need that.
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  And I got to correct something I said yesterday.
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  So Real ID is not really proof of citizenship.
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  Gotcha. So I.
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  Didn't know that. I didn't know that either.
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  It just says it in here what it says.
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  Yeah. And you just need to show proof
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  when you register to vote. Once you register you just got
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  to show then your ID who you are when you do vote I mean.
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  This is an Iranian thing you found George.
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  This is really big. It is.
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  It's crazy, right? I mean, dig into that because I,
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  I didn't realize. So not only did they steal
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  100,000 identities, they use them to vote to submit ballots
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  in the Uniformed Overseas Citizen Absentee Voting Act.
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  I'm sure they voted for Biden, that's for sure.
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  So. Here's 100,000 identities.
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  It was I didn't know about this. Go ahead.
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  Yeah, this is so in 2025, they until court documents that they
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  say redefine what we were told to believe about the 2020 U.S.
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  presidential election. Once again, we're being lied to.
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  And once again, it was Republicans that lied to us.
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  You know, they they said this and I'm going to keep saying it.
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  Oh, the media said it, that everybody said the most secure
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  and safe election in U.S. history.
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  Well, bullshit. And I said Chris Krebs, he was a
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  former CISA director. CISA, I remember when he
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  testified in Congress, Lance, he testified December 16th, 2020.
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  This was after he was fired from Trump.
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  He testified and he went on and said this is his most secure
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  election. He's another one.
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  I mean, he's supposed to be a Republican, but forget about
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  Republican Democrat. You're supposed to secure
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  elections for the country. I mean, we have.
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  To be honest with you, it's confirming more that the J6
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  people were justified in their their peaceful protest.
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  I know they want to frame it otherwise but this proves they
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  said it wasn't a safe election. They said it wasn't a secure
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  election. Here are intelligence agencies
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  had proof. I think these intelligence
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  agencies have forgotten who the hell they work for.
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  They act like they're an independent agency that doesn't
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  doesn't have to answer to the American public, but somehow
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  they're independent of all oversight.
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  And the same goes for the administration.
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  They should have been screaming this from the rooftops.
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  And why didn't the administration, including
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  Radcliffe, why haven't they been talking about this since day
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  one? Well, here's the thing.
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  Does this. Prove more proof that they lied
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  and that Joe Biden was installed because, you know, the Iranians
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  didn't vote. They voted for Biden, no doubt
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  about it. So if they stole the 100,000
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  ballots, George, I guarantee if we had those ballots of those
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  names, we'd find out that 100,000 people allegedly used
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  their overseas Citizen Absentee Voting Act and they submitted
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  overseas ballots for Biden and I bet all 100,000 were for Biden.
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  Probably. I mean, look, right before the
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  2020 presidential election in October 30th, the SISA officials
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  released a report. But guess what?
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  The report was never made public and it was hidden from us.
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  It was admitted from the facts about a successful breach of
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  state's election database. This was days before the 2020
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  election. You know, they also got people's
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  names, Social Security numbers. I mean, it's crazy what they
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  got. And they did this all for over
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  that overseas voting. So, you know, so we know,
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  listen, we know from 100% fact that Krebs lied to us.
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  Chris Wray lied to us. Attorney General Bill Barr lied
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  to us because what did they, what did they do?
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  They didn't. They said, oh, no, it's secure.
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  There's no evidence. Bullshit.
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  They have, listen, they have Social Security numbers.
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  They have their driver's license numbers, all from the state's
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  motor roll database. I mean it's crazy information
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  they got. George, don't you think they had
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  an obligation? Let's say there's 100,000 people
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  that they got this date on, right?
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  So that's accurate. Didn't they have a, a, a, an
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  obligation to contact those 100,000 people and say, hey, by
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  the way, your vote was stolen, the Iranians hacked your
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  database. They've got your Social Security
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  number, they've got your ID, they've got all the information.
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  I'd like to know if any of those 100,000 people were notified by
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  the government. This is the kind of bullshit I'm
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  talking about. You know, we always, it's always
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  one of these things that they want to tell us, Oh, it's good
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  news. We took the House, we took the
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  Senate. We've got Republicans in office.
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  It, it doesn't listen. Party politics is bullshit,
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  don't buy into it. So.
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  There's either good people or bad people.
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  There's either traders or patriots.
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  This proves once again in Georgia.
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  I want to play this. This is no.
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  There's no audio with it, so it's going to play while we're
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  talking, so. This is the video, George, let
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  me understand. This is the video that the
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  hackers posted to prove they'd done what they said, correct?
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  Yep, there were any hackers that broke into the state's voter
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  roll brace. They and, and this is in the
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  sealed and this is in a in their sealed indictment because they
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  were indicted. US Attorney Damian Williams, we
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  actually downplayed this that the that the rainy hackers
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  shared this video and there's people's information in there.
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  I don't even know which probably shouldn't be showing it, but we
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  are. But I mean, this video has been
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  out there for a long time. And guess what, Markowski there
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  there. There's voters from the state of
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  Alaska in this video right now. Yeah.
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  And you and you've. Been voted against the save Act,
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  right? That I know well, that's just a
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  pass. That's just a pass.
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  The committee it still hasn't gone full, full floor vote.
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  But she doesn't want to say that.
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  But here, here here's her people having their IDs stolen.
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  Lisa, I just wonder, did you notify the people in their, in
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  their state that these people that had their, their identity
• 20:21
  stolen by the Iranian hackers, you let them know that their
• 20:24
  data had been stolen and maybe it was going into a dark pool of
• 20:27
  stolen data. Because, you know, a lot of
• 20:28
  times people that steal data or have stolen data, they'll use it
• 20:32
  for what they're going to use it for.
• 20:33
  And then they put it on the dark web and sell it.
• 20:36
  So these people had their name, Social Security, full Social
• 20:38
  Security numbers and driver's license numbers and driver's
• 20:42
  licenses all stolen out of the data.
• 20:44
  I wonder if the US Attorney Damian Williams, the one that
• 20:47
  downplayed the significance of this video, shared.
• 20:50
  I wonder if his name was in it or his wife or whatever.
• 20:54
  Him and his family. Would he then still continue to
• 20:57
  downplay it? Just curious.
• 20:59
  Let's. Just talk about this for a
• 21:00
  minute. Let me just look something up.
• 21:02
  I want to see if Damian Williams is still with the DOJ.
• 21:06
  Let's see if he still works here.
• 21:07
  Probably. Let's see.
• 21:11
  But it it's so. Oh, yeah, Southern District of
• 21:14
  the New York US Attorney Damian Williams.
• 21:18
  So explain this to me why this Dick head is still working for
• 21:22
  the US Attorney's office. If they knew this, and this is
• 21:24
  what I'm telling you, We're going to go into it a little.
• 21:26
  Another story a little later on when you start talking about the
• 21:28
  FBI and DOJ. They, they Oh yeah, we found
• 21:31
  this out and we found how come these motherfuckers aren't
• 21:34
  getting fired? How come this guy still got a
• 21:36
  friggin job at the US Attorney's office?
• 21:39
  We know he covered this up. And that's the problem.
• 21:42
  There's no accountability. They keep telling us there's
• 21:45
  going to be accountability. They still keep saying they're
• 21:46
  going to clean out the swamp. This seems to be a swamp
• 21:49
  habitant right here. Damian Williams, you know, US
• 21:53
  trans, maybe maybe ask the administration today, maybe go
• 21:55
  into their feet and say, you know, Damian Williams is still
• 21:57
  working for the US Attorney's office even though he downplayed
• 22:01
  the significance of US election data being stolen.
• 22:03
  You guys really think you can trust this fuck?
• 22:06
  I mean, I think the answer is no.
• 22:07
  I don't know how you can trust somebody that downplayed this.
• 22:12
  So yeah. So then now they're going to put
• 22:14
  arrest warrants out for these Iranians, but big deal.
• 22:17
  What about? Well, they did have you have.
• 22:18
  Arrest warrants for the government officials.
• 22:20
  George, did you find any arrest warrants for the DOJ or FBI or
• 22:24
  any intelligence agencies for the people that covered this up
• 22:27
  or didn't tell the American public about it?
• 22:29
  Do we have arrest warrants out for them?
• 22:31
  Because that makes I'm not. Sure, because it's all it was, a
• 22:34
  sealed indictment. This arrest warrant was put out
• 22:38
  in November 2021. We just had this information.
• 22:41
  But like I agree, I mean we should Chris Krebs, Ray Barr and
• 22:48
  bunch of other people should be charged and arrested right now
• 22:52
  for hiding this shit from us, from not doing nothing about it.
• 22:55
  There's a law on the books, George, and you've heard me say
• 22:58
  this before, Miss prisons of a felony.
• 23:00
  You guys go look it up. It's when you know about a
• 23:02
  felony that occurred against the laws of the United States and
• 23:06
  you don't do anything about it, you become a Co conspirator.
• 23:09
  So when they didn't do anything about this, yeah, they put out
• 23:11
  this arrest warrant. But when they didn't notify the
• 23:13
  American public and they try to cover it up, you're a Co
• 23:16
  conspirator. You become part of the
• 23:17
  conspiracy. Miss Parisians of a felony, you
• 23:20
  go look it up. And they do this constantly.
• 23:22
  This is this is more of it. And George, along this line, I
• 23:25
  got to bring this is a perfect moment to bring this up.
• 23:29
  What a hypocrite. No.
• 23:32
  Barack Obama, now Greg Gutfeld just covered this and we saw it
• 23:36
  on Gutfeld that I mean, he just dropped a savage one liner on
• 23:40
  it. He said I love seeing Obama show
• 23:41
  his ID. You notice it wasn't a birth
• 23:44
  certificate. My sources say it was a Kenyan
• 23:45
  library card from 1970. I don't know what the ID was,
• 23:49
  but these are the same people are telling you that he and
• 23:52
  Obama's going online and said, oh, you can't have voter ID.
• 23:56
  How's this shithead right there? Showing his ID to vote, of
• 24:00
  course. You know, voting for himself in
• 24:02
  Chicago in 2012. Watch him hand his ID over.
• 24:07
  It seemed OK in 2012. Let's play the clip.
• 24:11
  Did. You just look and see.
• 24:15
  Did you guys see that about that?
• 24:22
  Thank you. Well, showing a little ID to
• 24:25
  vote didn't seem like a big deal to President Obama back in 2012,
• 24:28
  but right now his party is throwing a fit over an issue
• 24:32
  that the majority of Americans already agree on.
• 24:35
  The Senate is currently debating the SAVE Act after 51
• 24:38
  Republicans and 0 Democrats voted to advance the bill that
• 24:42
  would codify voter ID into law. But you already know the
• 24:46
  Democrats playbook. Chuck Schumer's staff was
• 24:48
  literally rolling out a Jim Crow 2 point O poster as he and other
• 24:53
  Democrats cried foul. MAGA Republicans want to bog
• 24:58
  down the Senate over a debate on voter suppression.
• 25:02
  Democrats are ready. We're ready to be here all day,
• 25:06
  all night. The SAVE Act is not a voter ID
• 25:09
  bill. It is in every sense, a voter
• 25:12
  suppression bill. Our objection as Democrats is
• 25:15
  not to A to a photo ID. You'd have to define it clearly
• 25:20
  and properly and easily. But not to a photo ID when you
• 25:23
  show up to vote. The United States Constitution
• 25:26
  also makes clear that only citizens can vote.
• 25:28
  I'd ask our. Republican colleagues, why
• 25:30
  aren't they focused on the Save America Money Act right now?
• 25:35
  All right, everyone's all fired up.
• 25:37
  OK, Greg, go ahead. Well, I love seeing President
• 25:40
  Obama shows ID. If you notice it wasn't a birth
• 25:42
  certificate. My sources say it was a Kenyan
• 25:45
  library card from 1970. I mean, I'm just raising
• 25:50
  questions. I love Hakeem Jeffries saying
• 25:53
  you know you don't need voter ID because the Constitution makes.
• 25:57
  Non citizens voting illegal. I don't think you need then
• 26:00
  policing for anything. I mean I we certainly don't need
• 26:03
  laws against discrimination at work anymore because we already
• 26:06
  know it's illegal. We don't need the police for
• 26:09
  shoplifting or anything because we know it's illegal.
• 26:12
  In fact, just by knowing something's illegal.
• 26:14
  That stops all crime. Did you know that?
• 26:17
  Did you know that? Just tell your criminal that,
• 26:20
  OK? I don't really believe there's
• 26:21
  any opposition to this idea. If there was some kind of
• 26:25
  bizarre opportunity for Democrats where they could flip
• 26:28
  the flip sides, meaning that the Republicans would be against
• 26:32
  voter ID and they would be for it, they would switch in a
• 26:35
  heartbeat if they could act. In fact, if Dems could snap
• 26:38
  their fingers and flip the side on every major issue.
• 26:43
  Trans crime, border war, they would because they're on the
• 26:50
  wrong side of everything. And it's really hard to get back
• 26:53
  over because that side's been taken.
• 26:56
  You know, once you move to the, once you moved out, somebody
• 26:59
  else moved in and they don't know what to do.
• 27:01
  So they keep choosing the wrong side.
• 27:02
  To this day, the Dems can't bring forth one person who's
• 27:06
  being suppressed. Because everybody who wants to
• 27:10
  vote or who can vote or is here has an Ida photo ID of some
• 27:16
  kind. So obviously when you're talking
• 27:17
  about suppression, you're the racist because you believe
• 27:20
  minorities are just too stupid to figure it out.
• 27:24
  You know, so if we look at the save back, so it says, if you're
• 27:28
  going to register to vote, you got to show proof of
• 27:31
  citizenship. And then they're saying like our
• 27:34
  certificate or passport. So I'm going to say this because
• 27:40
  if that act passes now and people have to, let's say people
• 27:43
  have to try to get a passport or get a, you know, how long do
• 27:46
  passport agencies take? Get a freaking passport.
• 27:50
  And if you, if you're going to, they're going to be flooded.
• 27:51
  It's going to be, that's what I'm saying.
• 27:53
  I, I, I find it's hard that this will work for this year's
• 28:01
  election because not enough time and you have to give people time
• 28:05
  to get whatever documents and you don't, you don't know how
• 28:07
  long, you know, governments take freaking.
• 28:09
  They're slow as shit. This, this is, it's in a way
• 28:12
  it's going to be an issue. But what about all the people
• 28:15
  that are already registered to vote?
• 28:16
  What do, what do we have to do? We're going to have to then go
• 28:21
  re register and show proof. I'm curious how they're going to
• 28:23
  work that one out because there's a lot of people on there
• 28:25
  that shouldn't be on there. Yeah.
• 28:27
  Or do they? Or are they just going to clean
• 28:29
  up the voter rolls? But they you know what?
• 28:31
  Asking for proof of citizenship, George, The one thing that I do
• 28:35
  agree with on that, let's face it, there's a lot of places here
• 28:38
  in Denver also, I don't know about New Jersey, but I imagine
• 28:41
  so where there are, you know, very sophisticated rings that
• 28:45
  focus on on providing fake Social Security cards and fake
• 28:49
  driver's licenses. And they're very good to the
• 28:52
  point that you can even scan them and a lot of the data will
• 28:54
  work. In a lot of the cases here in
• 28:56
  Denver, they busted a ring, I don't know, or maybe a year ago
• 29:00
  where they, if you scan the driver's license, you actually
• 29:02
  came up in the system. They'd figured out how to use
• 29:05
  the coding on the back and get it.
• 29:07
  So it was accurate. I don't know how they got into
• 29:09
  the database. Maybe they were stealing other
• 29:10
  people's identities. But at the end of the day, it's
• 29:12
  tough because counterfeit driver's licenses have been an
• 29:15
  Moi mean, when I was a kid, I had a fake ID to go into bars
• 29:18
  and nightclubs. So, you know, you start thinking
• 29:20
  it. Was.
• 29:21
  Yeah, but driver's license is not enough.
• 29:22
  Lance, forget it. You need either yeah to show
• 29:25
  proof of citizenship. It's saying that you need a
• 29:27
  passport or birth certificate. Yeah, but you understand the
• 29:31
  Democrats are also trying to push because they just want
• 29:32
  every ID to work if you've got an ID.
• 29:34
  Yeah, but I think they're aware of the fact that especially in
• 29:37
  the illegal immigration community.
• 29:38
  Oh, they don't want any of that, Bill.
• 29:40
  Social Security numbers and fake driver's licenses.
• 29:42
  But they don't even want that bill to pass.
• 29:44
  But so you can listen, I've done this.
• 29:46
  You can go, you can get your birth certificate in the same
• 29:48
  day if you go to your County Health Department, wherever it's
• 29:52
  at in your county and show who you are.
• 29:55
  You can bring your parent. There's ways to do it.
• 29:58
  But let's see. It's going to be interesting.
• 30:04
  But you know, when watching that video, you hear Democrats and
• 30:07
  they say, oh, it's already, it already says the constitution.
• 30:13
  You have to be AUS citizen to vote.
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  And if that's the case, then why are you fucking?
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  Why are you so opposed to this bill?
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  They just, they're so they contradict themselves.
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  They put their foot in their mouths at that one.
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  Well, because, because there's no common sense, because they're
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  arguing a stupid argument that even both sides of the aisle,
• 30:27
  the majority of American public, they've been polled, the
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  majority of American public only want legal citizens to vote in
• 30:35
  our elections. And they want them to use voter
• 30:37
  ID. They want them to have a
• 30:39
  legitimate. All right, we're going to take a
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  short break when we come back. Unbelievable, can't believe
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  Georgia would cut off the water to a new facility.
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  Can you imagine this? They this is this.
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  They somehow think this is a good decision and they have the
• 30:55
  authority to do so. I I'm kind of shocked and we'll
• 30:59
  have to see what the results are going to be.
• 31:00
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  All right, so this is a so actually they're opening up two
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  facilities in Georgia. One's a smaller facility, but
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  this one is in social Circle, GA, which is voted majority read
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  by the way. But they're saying the town
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  Now it's not operational yet, but this facility says can can
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  hold up to as many as 10,000 detainees.
• 37:03
  The issue is the town is saying that their infrastructure, they
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  saying infrastructure can't handle that much more people to
• 37:13
  to their water sewer systems. I mean, if that's the case or is
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  it a political stunt? I don't know, but think about it
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  adding if the if it's not their systems are not up to par to
• 37:27
  hold that many more people, maybe they won't work because
• 37:31
  usually these buildings are just like warehouses and stuff.
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  It's not going to they weren't intended to hold people just be
• 37:37
  like another big prison or something.
• 37:39
  So, I mean, who the freak knows you don't know what what's going
• 37:42
  on, what the truth is. George, was this built?
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  Is this a brand new facility from the ground up, do you know?
• 37:47
  I think. There's a way they're talking.
• 37:50
  About it, I'm not sure. Looks like it's brand new so I
• 37:54
  don't know if it was a converted warehouse or not.
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  And if that's true then the federal government ought to help
• 37:58
  them with their infrastructure. But if it's a political stunt,
• 38:01
  then they should get hammered. I, I, I would say because they
• 38:05
  vote majority red, I think it's more or less because they're
• 38:08
  saying it's the infrastructure, because I, I went and looked up
• 38:10
  more into this. Interesting.
• 38:16
  Let's play the clip. I mean, but hold on.
• 38:18
  You got to add, though, like town officials have little to no
• 38:20
  control over the properties once they were purchased by the
• 38:23
  federal government. That's true.
• 38:25
  It's a federal zone. So if this was, if they, if this
• 38:28
  was a new building being built by the government, then the town
• 38:31
  would have to approve the plans if it was going to be for silly.
• 38:34
  So I'm saying I'm saying it wasn't, it was they're just
• 38:37
  converting it. I would.
• 38:39
  I'm going to take a wild guess who knows.
• 38:42
  Here we go. Thanks for that.
• 38:44
  Leaders in social circle continue to fight against an
• 38:46
  incoming Immigration and Customs facility that was recently
• 38:50
  purchased by the Department of Homeland Security.
• 38:52
  The cities manager, Eric Taylor telling Atlanta News First that
• 38:55
  water to the warehouse purchased by DHS along E Hightower Trail
• 39:01
  has has been cut off. He says it will remain that way
• 39:04
  until DHS is able to tell leaders how water and sewer will
• 39:08
  be served without crushing the city's limited infrastructure
• 39:12
  capacity. The facility is expected to
• 39:15
  house up to 10,000 people, which would be double the population
• 39:19
  of Social Circle. And Social Circle is one of two
• 39:22
  cities in Georgia where the agency plans to build inmate
• 39:25
  detention centers. The other would be in Oakwood.
• 39:28
  That's in Hall County. Well, they, they, they answered
• 39:34
  your question man. They bought it.
• 39:37
  They bought it, right? OK, Yeah. 100% so they bought it
• 39:41
  looks like Kylie means that building really didn't expect to
• 39:43
  have that kind of water usage. So might be a legitimate
• 39:46
  complaint. So I can't initially say they
• 39:47
  did the wrong thing. The government should address if
• 39:50
  there is an infrastructure problem, they should address it
• 39:52
  and they should invest in better infrastructure for that city if
• 39:55
  they feel like they're going to, you know, move forward with
• 39:57
  this. So.
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  Because the city would if, if it's.
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  The Warehouse. The city would have to approve
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  order of Nvidia's B300 chips. I mean, this is looking good.
• 41:20
  Locally grown coffee, tropical fruit, fruit, grass fed beef.
• 41:24
  That's not a supermarket import economy.
• 41:28
  Lots of different climates. You got volcanoes, mountains,
• 41:31
  lakes and beaches. 12 I guess 12 Celsius in the Highlands, 34
• 41:38
  Celsius on the coast. Strong Christian culture, deep
• 41:41
  sense of faith. Same time zones as the US East
• 41:44
  Coast. And they're, they're investing
• 41:47
  massively in public education. They've got a a Bitcoin
• 41:51
  strategic reserve and and then and of course, beautiful
• 41:54
  colonial architecture all across the country.
• 41:56
  I wonder how how's the you said 31st like 90 to 94°F.
• 42:01
  You said 34 Celsius. I wonder is it humid there?
• 42:04
  I mean, I think it's how is it is a property to buy property.
• 42:07
  What is it? I mean you can.
• 42:09
  Definitely buy property now, the prices have gone up already.
• 42:11
  They weren't cheaper, of course, when the gangs were controlling
• 42:13
  the majority. Of I want to go there and buy
• 42:15
  property then. Yeah, nobody wanted it.
• 42:18
  That's right. So everything was dirt cheap
• 42:19
  then. Now the prices are already being
• 42:21
  have already risen quite a bit. I don't know where they're going
• 42:23
  to do it, but there's still lots of opportunity depending where
• 42:25
  you live, I'm sure beach fronts getting, you know, pricey, but I
• 42:29
  don't know, looks like an appealing opportunity.
• 42:32
  You know, clearly the the taxation system sounds pretty
• 42:35
  favorable. Got to like it.
• 42:38
  All right, I think this is a ballsy move and I'm going to
• 42:42
  tell Roberts, you know, go after yourself.
• 42:46
  He's warning against personal attacks on federal judges.
• 42:51
  I'm not talking about physical attacks.
• 42:53
  He's talking about reputational attacks.
• 42:55
  He came out and said the hostility has got to stop, he
• 42:58
  says, days after Trump's latest broadside, So this is Chief
• 43:02
  Justice John Roberts. He says personal attacks on
• 43:04
  America's judges are becoming dangerous.
• 43:07
  Speaking at Rice University on Tuesday, he warned that the
• 43:09
  criticism of judges that shifter from dissecting legal reasoning
• 43:14
  to targeting individuals, and that the trend carries real
• 43:17
  risks. Well, maybe they should stop
• 43:19
  being biased assholes. Chief Justice Roberts, maybe you
• 43:24
  should start sanctioning judges, having judges in peace, having
• 43:28
  judges fired for weaponizing the legal system.
• 43:31
  I personally am not going to stop talking shit about judges.
• 43:34
  There are some good ones. I'm not going to say they're all
• 43:36
  the same. There are good judges across
• 43:38
  this nation, but we are allowing them to do something that wasn't
• 43:41
  supposed to be. It's a weaponized judiciary.
• 43:44
  And he didn't name names, but he commented on remarks.
• 43:47
  Of course, this came right after Donald Trump saying it.
• 43:49
  George, how do you feel about this Judge Roberts saying we
• 43:52
  shouldn't be criticizing judges? Maybe Roberts needs to be
• 44:00
  informed or needs to take some brush up courses on one A
• 44:05
  possibly. I don't know.
• 44:07
  What do you mean we can't talk about judges that are doing bad
• 44:10
  shit? Well of course we're going to.
• 44:12
  You know why? Because Chief Roberts himself
• 44:15
  does some shady shit. You know, I wonder if one of
• 44:19
  them redacted name is is allegedly Chief Roberts because
• 44:23
  there was pictures we seen the way.
• 44:26
  Maybe that shit will. Come look like him.
• 44:28
  I mean, we don't have any 100% confirmation, but.
• 44:30
  That's why I said allegedly. That's why I said allegedly.
• 44:34
  Yeah, I mean. And he's not.
• 44:36
  There is a Roberts on the Lolita flight logs.
• 44:39
  I would have asked. I would have, if I was there, I
• 44:41
  would ask, OK, Chief Roberts, I said here, here's some
• 44:44
  questions. What about the judges that are
• 44:47
  just not voting to the rule of law, to the Constitution, just
• 44:51
  doing what they want, I mean. Like Boasburg?
• 44:54
  Yeah, We're not saying names. We just have to ask them.
• 44:57
  I said what's your name? All right, but I'm asking the
• 45:01
  judge. I'm not going to bring up names
• 45:02
  because we just, it's better to do it like that then you.
• 45:05
  You bait him into the question, Lance.
• 45:07
  You ask him what he thinks and then you bring up Bosenberg and
• 45:10
  the other people hear what he says.
• 45:13
  These guys are acting, George, don't you feel like a lot of
• 45:16
  time these judges just do whatever the hell they want
• 45:19
  because there's no consequences for anything they do?
• 45:23
  There's never consequence, there's never Lance.
• 45:25
  There's not consequences for any judges or politicians or
• 45:29
  prosecutors or DAS or AGS that do anything wrong.
• 45:34
  And and it goes, we go back to the same thing time and time
• 45:38
  again. There's no consequences.
• 45:39
  Mother fuckers are going to keep doing it.
• 45:42
  That's why this government, I keep saying, I say it's, it's
• 45:45
  far too gone. It's unfixable.
• 45:47
  Only way to do it is disband it and start fresh, start over
• 45:50
  peacefully by the way. And I say that.
• 45:53
  Now, he did this because US Marshals Service reported 564
• 45:57
  credible threats against judges in the fiscal year that ended in
• 46:00
  September. I'm surprised it's not higher.
• 46:03
  How many critical threats? Wait, how many credible threats
• 46:05
  do we get? Laws and you do this?
• 46:08
  I'm surprised there aren't more judges getting threatened, to be
• 46:10
  honest with you. It's a shocker to me that that
• 46:12
  number is not a couple of 1000. Judges don't make shit, so
• 46:16
  they're all on take. Actually, judges make.
• 46:18
  I don't know where you're from Mr. Fat, but judges by me make
• 46:21
  some fucking good money. Yeah, these federal judges, but
• 46:27
  you know, we need a system that has true accountability.
• 46:30
  They need to have all their rulings reviewed.
• 46:33
  I say George had an idea. Let's use AI.
• 46:36
  Let's have AI review every ruling, every filing by the DOJ,
• 46:40
  and just go by the rule of law. How about we have AI?
• 46:43
  How about we have AI prosecuting AI and AI lawyers?
• 46:48
  Listen, I think that I think the neutrality would be a breath of
• 46:51
  fresh air. We don't have neutrality in our
• 46:53
  legal system. It is weaponized against
• 46:56
  defendants. Let me tell you this, you can go
• 46:57
  do this right now. You can go over to Gemini, you
• 46:59
  can go to Google, and you can go to any platform you want, any AI
• 47:02
  platform. You go to deep Sea ChatGPT, I
• 47:04
  don't care. And you can ask them, you know,
• 47:06
  I'm suspicious of the DOJ's 96789 percent conviction rate.
• 47:12
  It doesn't seem likely. If they were following the rule
• 47:14
  law and they were not making, they were not weaponizing the
• 47:17
  legal system, am I wrong? It'll come back and tell you
• 47:20
  that the true conviction rate, I've done it a couple of times
• 47:22
  on different platforms. It usually comes in between 75%
• 47:25
  in low 80s. That's what the conviction rate
• 47:27
  should be. The reason they get this high
• 47:30
  conviction rate is because what they've done with the system,
• 47:32
  they create all these procedural blocks.
• 47:34
  Defendants have no hope, just like they said they can indict a
• 47:37
  ham sandwich system needs to be fixed.
• 47:39
  But the only way you're going to fix it, Roberts, maybe start
• 47:42
  firing some of these judges life or maybe you guys should give up
• 47:45
  lifetime appointment. Maybe you should give up
• 47:47
  absolute immunity. And let's see how judges act
• 47:50
  then when they're more liable, when they can't hide behind this
• 47:54
  barrier wall you've created for them being litigated against.
• 47:58
  But, and I dare you to do that, Chief Justice, and I'll tell you
• 48:00
  what, why don't today, why don't you go out and say, you know
• 48:01
  what, we're going to remove absolute immunity and we're
• 48:04
  going to remove lifetime appointment.
• 48:06
  So I tell the system changes overnight.
• 48:08
  So going according to I'm looking up for judges pay so
• 48:12
  municipal judges they they make a lot less because let's face
• 48:16
  it, what are you doing ticket shit anyway, so your average
• 48:21
  District Judge, US courts make 243,000 associate justices 3 O 6
• 48:28
  to 320 federal judicial Center 247.
• 48:33
  So I mean, look, they make good money only if you're a municipal
• 48:39
  judge, where you, what are you doing?
• 48:40
  You're going in front of your little town doing little tickets
• 48:42
  here and there. And they don't even do that
• 48:45
  every day or even every week. So they're, they're doing all
• 48:48
  right, judges making them doing all right.
• 48:52
  All right. I don't know.
• 48:53
  Everybody loves convenience. You know, everybody wants to use
• 48:57
  Alexa and they want to use connected light switches in
• 49:01
  their houses and they want to use it from their apps on their
• 49:03
  phones. And a lot of people have gone to
• 49:06
  robot vacuums because of course, then you're off to vacuum,
• 49:09
  right? The robot vacuum just engages.
• 49:10
  And the only thing people would have to worry about are probably
• 49:13
  your pets. You know, robot vacuums might be
• 49:16
  spying on you. So a man accidentally who was
• 49:21
  trying to hack his own vacuum, hacked into 7000 robot vacuums
• 49:27
  and able and was able to access video feeds from those vacuums
• 49:32
  in people's homes. This was a guy in Spain trying
• 49:35
  to hack his own vacuum cleaner, but he accidentally hacked the
• 49:39
  entire fleet of vacuums, 7000 of them.
• 49:44
  And I guess this back door was already built in by the Chinese.
• 49:48
  So he just accessed the back door accidentally.
• 49:51
  They made those vacuums, of course, accessible.
• 49:54
  So the Chinese are probably spying on you.
• 49:56
  So if you're doing things in front of your vacuum you
• 49:58
  shouldn't be, you might want to rethink it.
• 50:01
  Let's play the clip. We're not going to play this
• 50:04
  whole. Thing.
• 50:05
  It's a very. Long I know a regular guy over
• 50:07
  in Spain tried to hack his own vacuum cleaning robot, but
• 50:11
  instead, he accidentally hacked into 7000 different vacuum
• 50:16
  robots, giving him direct access to the live video feeds within
• 50:20
  people's homes across 24 different countries.
• 50:23
  Basically, he discovered a back door within these Chinese
• 50:25
  robots, which meant that if you happen to have one of these
• 50:28
  vacuums in your home, he as well as anyone else who knew about
• 50:32
  this special feature could literally see inside of your
• 50:35
  home through the camera lens that was at the very top of the
• 50:38
  unit. Let's go through the details of
• 50:41
  this case together because even though I mean beyond this
• 50:44
  particular brand of robot, it also exposes the broader risk of
• 50:48
  outfitting our homes with all these different smart devices
• 50:51
  that are constantly listening in, monitoring, as well as
• 50:54
  physically watching us. We assume that there's no human
• 50:57
  on the other end, but more and more anecdotal cases are showing
• 51:00
  us that there are. And before we dive into it, if
• 51:04
  you would do me a favor and smash those like and subscribe
• 51:06
  buttons that way the YouTube algorithm will pick up this
• 51:08
  episode and share with evermore people.
• 51:10
  I would greatly appreciate it. So to start with the overview of
• 51:13
  how this robot takeover happened in the 1st place.
• 51:16
  It came across my desk in the form of an article within
• 51:19
  Popular Science magazine. It was titled Man accidentally
• 51:22
  Gains Control of 7000 Robot Vacuums.
• 51:26
  If you happen to want to read that full original account, I
• 51:29
  will link that article down in the description box below.
• 51:32
  Now the robot in question here is a DJI brand Romo vacuum
• 51:36
  robot. Now, DJI is a popular Chinese
• 51:39
  brand known for their civilian drones.
• 51:41
  But recently they began to manufacture these autonomous
• 51:45
  home vacuums as well. And they're not cheap.
• 51:47
  They retail for about $2000. And the way that they work is
• 51:51
  they basically collect data from around your house, creating a
• 51:54
  virtual map of the floor plan in order to clean it.
• 51:58
  Quote Like other robot vacuums, it's equipped with a range of
• 52:02
  sensors that help with navigate its surroundings and detect
• 52:04
  obstacles. In order for the Romo, or really
• 52:07
  any modern autonomous vacuum, to function, it needs to constantly
• 52:11
  collect visual data from the building it is operating in.
• 52:14
  It also needs to understand specific details about what
• 52:16
  makes, say, a kitchen different from a bedroom, so it can
• 52:19
  distinguish between the two. Some of that sensor data is
• 52:22
  stored remotely on DJI servers rather than on the device
• 52:26
  itself. In short, it means that the data
• 52:29
  collected by the onboard sensors they don't just live within the
• 52:32
  robot, some of it lives in the server on the cloud.
• 52:35
  Now, users can control the vacuum using an app on their
• 52:38
  phone, but the selling point is the fact that it can function
• 52:41
  pretty much autonomously. It both cleans and mops the
• 52:44
  floors all by itself. Also, apparently the app is not
• 52:47
  really user friendly, which is exactly where our story begins.
• 52:50
  You had a Spanish man by the name of Sammy as default.
• 52:54
  He bought one of these robots and he didn't like the
• 52:57
  functionality of the app and instead he wanted to be able to
• 53:00
  control it using his PS-5 controller, sort of like those
• 53:05
  RC cars we used to play with us kids.
• 53:06
  He wanted to control it that way and this individual Sammy was
• 53:09
  actually well suited for trying to do this.
• 53:11
  He leads the AI strategy at a vacation home rental company, so
• 53:15
  he knows at least a bit about computers.
• 53:17
  And secondly, he himself had a clawed bot that's one of those
• 53:21
  AI Chad bots that basically serve as a personal assistant.
• 53:25
  And once you tell it what to do, they can do things semi
• 53:27
  autonomously. And here is what happened.
• 53:30
  Quote while building his own remote control app using an AI
• 53:34
  coding assistant to help reverse engineer how the robot
• 53:36
  communicated with DJI's remote cloud server, he soon discovered
• 53:40
  that the same credentials that allowed him to see and control
• 53:43
  his own device also provided access to live camera feeds,
• 53:46
  microphone audio, maps, and status data from nearly 7000
• 53:51
  other vacuums across 24 countries.
• 53:54
  And that right there is why I really love this story.
• 53:56
  It truly exposes the new dangers that we are living with in this
• 54:01
  AI world because without writing a single piece of code, this man
• 54:05
  over in Spain simply asked his AI Chadbot assistant to make an
• 54:09
  app so he can use his PS-5 controller.
• 54:14
  Yeah, So hopefully you haven't done anything in front of your
• 54:17
  vacuums. It's questionable.
• 54:21
  That's the point, you know, you never really know.
• 54:23
  DGI already got can import products into the US.
• 54:26
  They've been semi banned because it turned out they had back
• 54:30
  doors and everything. Buying stuff from China, you
• 54:32
  never know. I love new tech.
• 54:35
  I don't know, George, all the tech that we're hearing coming
• 54:38
  out of the military, of course the US is going to have to dig
• 54:40
  into that arsenal. We're hearing that they may be
• 54:43
  running out of interceptor missiles.
• 54:46
  They've used so many of them in this Iran war and allegedly the
• 54:49
  Iranians have sitting on some of their most most powerful
• 54:54
  ballistic missiles yet. But you know, you see the new
• 54:57
  tech coming out. I thought we'd just give you a
• 54:59
  couple of the new updates of what is working and what kind of
• 55:03
  what may potentially get deployed in a very short amount
• 55:05
  of time. So the US just deployed this.
• 55:07
  They call it the soft kill. It's an electronic warfare.
• 55:12
  And what it does, it's the capability a bunch of people
• 55:14
  didn't know about. It's an electronic warfare
• 55:16
  system they mounted on Blackhawks.
• 55:18
  And basically what it do is it can shut down.
• 55:20
  They use this when they went after Maduro and basically what
• 55:25
  they do is it can shut down an entire battlefield.
• 55:28
  So it shuts down all enemy communications instantly.
• 55:31
  Disable drones midair. Basically they fall from the sky
• 55:35
  it direct. Wait a minute, why aren't they
• 55:37
  fucking using this in Iran then bro?
• 55:39
  It's a good question why they haven't already deployed, but I
• 55:41
  think it's because they don't feel like it's safe to put the
• 55:44
  helicopters in a play yet. I was, I checked on that and I
• 55:47
  wondered the same question. So I guess this does directed
• 55:50
  energy blinds every sensor. They have already started to use
• 55:53
  it, but I'm not sure if they can go full swing yet because I
• 55:56
  don't think that the the air defense systems in Iran's got
• 55:59
  have all been knocked out because they built a big network
• 56:01
  of tunnels. And my understanding is some of
• 56:03
  the stuff comes out from underneath.
• 56:06
  They use it and then they're able to move it.
• 56:07
  They're having a hard time identifying some because I guess
• 56:10
  Iran had built a major amount of underground tunnels to deploy
• 56:14
  their weapon system. It's not like you normally see a
• 56:16
  launcher above ground. Their launchers are underneath
• 56:20
  and some of them are able to move on tracks.
• 56:22
  I read some of this last night. So basically you can collapse an
• 56:26
  entire command in seconds. We got a video just to show you
• 56:28
  how this one works. One of the most dangerous
• 56:30
  electronic warfare comes from the dish shaped objects attached
• 56:34
  to this Black Hawk helicopter. While the Pentagon hasn't
• 56:38
  officially disclosed the specific hardware, military
• 56:41
  experts often call this a soft kill system.
• 56:44
  So how does it actually work? To understand the weapon, you
• 56:48
  first have to look at what it did.
• 56:50
  The most likely candidate for a weapon that creates that kind of
• 56:53
  internal pressure of that external sound is a high power
• 56:55
  microwave device. It relies on something called
• 56:58
  the fray effect. The weapon, probably carried by
• 57:03
  a Chinook or a Black Hawk helicopter, fires a focused beam
• 57:06
  of pulse microwave energy, not sound waves, that passes right
• 57:09
  through the skull. These beams are absorbed by the
• 57:13
  water in the brain tissue and the fluid in the inner ear.
• 57:16
  This energy causes a miniscule, rapid heating of the tissue,
• 57:20
  less than 1°C, but that tiny, sudden expansion generates a
• 57:23
  pressure wave inside the skull. The consequence?
• 57:28
  The target hears a sound, clicks, buzzing, or a whar that
• 57:31
  originates inside their own head.
• 57:33
  By passing the urdrums entirely, if the frequency is tuned to the
• 57:37
  resonance of the inner ear, it violently disrupts the body's
• 57:40
  balance, causing immediate Vertigo.
• 57:42
  At higher power levels, that rapid tissue expansion can
• 57:46
  rupture capillaries, leading to the reported nosebleeds and
• 57:49
  internal trauma. There's another possibility, a
• 57:54
  weaponized infrasonic pulse emitter.
• 57:56
  Instead of a continuous beam, this device would fire high
• 57:59
  intensity slugs of low frequency air pressure below 20 Hertz.
• 58:03
  These waves travel through the body and match the resonant
• 58:06
  frequency of internal organs like the stomach or lungs.
• 58:09
  High intensity infrasound can actually cause cavitation, the
• 58:13
  formation of bubbles and bodily fluids.
• 58:15
  When those bubbles collapse, they create tiny shock waves
• 58:18
  that damage tissue. The target fuels an intense
• 58:21
  vibration in their gut, leading to severe nausea and effectively
• 58:24
  paralyzing them with pain and sickness.
• 58:27
  Tactically, the report suggests U.S. forces use this technology
• 58:30
  as the ultimate force multiplier.
• 58:34
  The result was that the hundreds of Venezuelan guards mentioned
• 58:37
  in the reports were fought in a traditional gun battle.
• 58:40
  They were incapacitated, sick, dizzy and bleeding long before
• 58:44
  U.S. troops make contact. This allowed a small team of
• 58:47
  approximately 20 operators to walk virtually unopposed through
• 58:51
  a much larger force. I wonder, Lance, if.
• 58:56
  If I I know what you're going to say.
• 58:58
  No, I wonder if we make like a Faraday bag, suit and hat, will
• 59:05
  we be protected? Oh no.
• 59:08
  You think I was going to say that?
• 59:09
  Hold on. You think I was OK, so hold on.
• 59:11
  Let me stop because you always say I know what you're going to
• 59:13
  say and rarely 99.9% of time you don't know.
• 59:18
  Buck ahead. No, a lot of times.
• 59:20
  You really don't. I was wrong, I thought.
• 59:22
  Don't know what I'm going to. Say this must be the
• 59:24
  discombobulator. Well, OK, yeah, that too.
• 59:27
  It probably is, yes. I thought that's where you're
• 59:30
  going because we've had a lot of discussions about Trump's
• 59:32
  terminology. It appears that this is the
• 59:35
  discombobulator, or at least this has the potential to be
• 59:37
  part of the discombobulator system, but it's called the Soft
• 59:40
  Kill. We have a legitimate name now,
• 59:43
  not a Donald Trump acronym. I thought that's where you're
• 59:45
  going, George. We had laughed about.
• 59:47
  That what's the underwater system they got here now?
• 59:49
  This is interesting. This is called the Lamprey.
• 59:52
  So Lockheed Martin is beyond developing this.
• 59:54
  Allegedly they're far enough along that it may get deployed
• 59:58
  in the Strait of Hormuz. It's a 24 foot drone and it's
• 1:00:02
  designed to attach to Subs of ships and submarines.
• 1:00:05
  So basically takes a free ride. So it could be put on the bottom
• 1:00:08
  of a destroyer. Otherwise takes a free ride to
• 1:00:11
  conserve battery power. It's so basically kind of
• 1:00:14
  inspired by the lamprey fish. You know how they suck on the
• 1:00:17
  other fish and kind of take their rides and pick up food and
• 1:00:20
  debris from the the fish that's eating larger fish to get on
• 1:00:23
  whales and. Other fish this parasite drone
• 1:00:26
  provides stealthy long range transport, allows it to arrive
• 1:00:30
  so it powers itself. It's got a little turbine, so
• 1:00:33
  why it's running, why it's being transported?
• 1:00:36
  It's powering the whole time. So it basically can do anti
• 1:00:39
  submarine warfare, electronic warfare.
• 1:00:41
  It can deploy aerial drones. So it, it, it's autonomous.
• 1:00:47
  Of course you guys knew that. And it, it's got a modular
• 1:00:50
  payload, so they can adjust the payload.
• 1:00:52
  Like I said, it doesn't have to carry any specific item.
• 1:00:54
  Any of the items I just listed it can do.
• 1:00:56
  It's really interesting. And I guess it can also, after
• 1:00:59
  it deploys, it can sit on the bottom of the ocean and be
• 1:01:03
  activated by the controllers. When they choose to activate it
• 1:01:07
  saying, OK, we've got movement. Let's say Iranian ships are
• 1:01:10
  going to trade our movement. They can actually take it, turn
• 1:01:13
  it on, and then it goes to work. Let's play the clip.
• 1:01:16
  Lockheed Martin has pulled the curtain back on a very different
• 1:01:19
  kind of naval drone. The Lamprey Multi Mission
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  Autonomous Undersea Vehicle is designed to latch onto the hull
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  of a friendly ship or submarine and ride hundreds, even
• 1:01:32
  thousands of miles to its mission area.
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  Instead of burning battery power during transit, it conserves
• 1:01:38
  energy and even recharges itself along the way.
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  Inspired by Remora fish, Lamprey attaches using suction or a
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  mechanical docking system. While underway, small onboard
• 1:01:50
  turbines harvest energy from water flowing past the host
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  vessel, generating electricity and topping off its batteries.
• 1:01:58
  By the time it detaches near its objective, it arrives fully
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  powered and mission ready. Once released, Lamprey becomes a
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  modular undersea asset. It's open architecture design
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  features a 24 cubic foot internal payload Bay, allowing
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  it to swap mission modules without major redesign.
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  It can carry lightweight anti submarine torpedoes, electronic
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  warfare packages, acoustic decoys or deployable sensor
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  arrays for intelligence gathering.
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  Lockheed says it can also be fitted with up to three
• 1:02:30
  retractable twin tube launchers for aerial drones, extending its
• 1:02:33
  reach above the surface. Lamprey is built for distributed
• 1:02:37
  warfare. Multiple vehicles can deploy
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  together, settle quietly on the seabed and wait, collecting
• 1:02:44
  data, relaying intelligence, or repositioning.
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  When commanded in a conflict, they could shift from passive
• 1:02:52
  sensors to active disruptors or strike platforms.
• 1:02:55
  The concept addresses one of the biggest challenges in autonomous
• 1:02:58
  undersea systems, endurance. By turning friendly vessels into
• 1:03:03
  mobile charging stations. Lamprey trade speed for
• 1:03:06
  persistence in a battle space where hiding matters more than
• 1:03:10
  sprinting, this may be the future of naval autonomy.
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  Quiet, modular, and already in position before the fight
• 1:03:18
  begins, you're. Crazy, right, George?
• 1:03:30
  Yeah, it is crazy. I think I froze buddy.
• 1:03:34
  Did you? Looks like it.
• 1:03:36
  All right, get the fuck out then.
• 1:03:37
  Let me, let me do it. Hit it again here, OK?
• 1:03:39
  I don't know what happened there, Rose for a second.
• 1:03:42
  OK, listen, let's talk about drones for just a second.
• 1:03:45
  A lot of people don't understand why this technology has been so
• 1:03:48
  prevalent. Of course, it's the cost.
• 1:03:50
  Instead of paying two and a half, $1,000,000 for a missile,
• 1:03:53
  you can use a 15 to $30,000 drone.
• 1:03:56
  It's not a schematic that kind of explains it, but the idea
• 1:03:58
  behind drone technology. And you see how quickly it's
• 1:04:00
  changing. 20,000 a drone can now seriously damage assets worth
• 1:04:04
  millions and millions of dollars not because of its size, but
• 1:04:07
  because of the smart engineering.
• 1:04:09
  You know they use shape charges focused energy forward.
• 1:04:12
  You see in this munition how that machine steel casing and
• 1:04:15
  then you've got steel fragmentation it'll Pierce
• 1:04:18
  through you know hardened steel and of course then the
• 1:04:20
  projectiles enter for for strikes becoming more and more
• 1:04:24
  prevalent. I think we're going to see more
• 1:04:25
  and more of it. Of course this is multi effect
• 1:04:27
  warhead physics we're talking about.
• 1:04:30
  So that's the true technology and why it's so valuable.
• 1:04:32
  And you're going to see more and more of this.
• 1:04:33
  Of course. Why would you want to spend 2
• 1:04:35
  and a half, $1,000,000 on a missile or 1,000,000 1/2 or 10
• 1:04:37
  million if you can use a drone to do the same damage in a
• 1:04:40
  precision way? Of course it causes less damage
• 1:04:44
  if it's directly focused on one specific target versus just kind
• 1:04:48
  of the whole theory of power equals blanketing of an area.
• 1:04:51
  So pretty interesting stuff. We'll keep on top of that.
• 1:04:54
  We'll keep doing it without that.
• 1:04:55
  That lamprey could be serious when it comes to the Strait of
• 1:04:58
  Hormuz or even our own coastal lines because they can sit on
• 1:05:01
  the bottom of the water and deploy.
• 1:05:03
  That would include interdiction of drug delivery, you know,
• 1:05:07
  boats. So all right, George, this mom
• 1:05:10
  is going viral for all the right reasons.
• 1:05:13
  She was very unhappy about a woke school that was allowing
• 1:05:17
  boys into the girls bathrooms. No.
• 1:05:21
  So she decided to troll them. And she goes in and pretends
• 1:05:25
  she's an actual school board member.
• 1:05:28
  And she says, what's the difference?
• 1:05:30
  I thought we could be anything we want.
• 1:05:32
  She's going this this clip's pretty funny.
• 1:05:35
  Let's put it up. Listen to what she has to.
• 1:05:37
  Say, making it bigger. Yeah, I'm rid of the text.
• 1:05:40
  Didn't realize it. All right, here we go.
• 1:05:45
  Heather Fletcher Identify as a Board of Education member.
• 1:05:49
  And my pronouns are. I've won.
• 1:05:52
  OK, I'm ready to get to work. Let's get to work.
• 1:05:58
  Oh, really? Why is this not correct?
• 1:06:01
  Can I not just be anything I want to be?
• 1:06:02
  Can I not just be a man if I want to be?
• 1:06:05
  Can I not just be a that's? Transpose.
• 1:06:08
  If I want to be, can I not just be a Board of Education members?
• 1:06:13
  I want to be. Come on.
• 1:06:15
  I'm living in one more reality, right?
• 1:06:18
  I'm living in more reality. And I'm trying to just go with
• 1:06:22
  the club. Thank you.
• 1:06:24
  One of our I won. OK.
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  I'm a Board of Education member. Hiking Rd.
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  We're going to see you. Hey, James.
• 1:06:30
  OK. Sure.
• 1:06:33
  Thank you. I guess it isn't reality, huh?
• 1:06:36
  Flying our kids. Transpo.
• 1:06:39
  OK, we're not going to. Oh, that's fucking classic.
• 1:06:46
  Good kudos for her I. Agree.
• 1:06:49
  Maybe we need more of that so. You know something, if I ever go
• 1:06:52
  in front of a judge, I think I'm going to say I identify as a
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  judge, Your Honor, So please address me accordingly.
• 1:06:59
  Yeah, that's right. Fuck it, I just want to do
• 1:07:03
  everything else. Yeah, and I'm dismissing this
• 1:07:05
  case. Make sure you bring a gavel
• 1:07:07
  George when you do that. With prejudice.
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  Yeah, with fresh. Exactly.
• 1:07:12
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