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"De Plane! De Plane!" (Saturday October 18, 2025, Hour 1) · First Thing Today with Joe Thomas

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  Speaker 1: Welcome to it, making mornings great again. The first thing
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  today on the tunk media at Thomas.
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  Speaker 2: We'll do it, Jeorde said, steal me.
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  Speaker 3: I think I'm trying to make a point.
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  Speaker 2: At least for work.
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  Speaker 3: When my son comes up drop school has everything.
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  Speaker 1: All the jos needs, no one that Joe's as smile
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  the only eggs.
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  Speaker 3: Joe, thank you for allowing me to be of service
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  to you. There you are basking in the amplitude modulation
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  or frequency modulation goodness your favorite radio station, and you
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  being the most important local part of it. Cue the tape.
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  I'm told by sources this is not Glaine Maxwell. Apparently
• 1:03
  I was misinformed. Apparently, well, well, we'll have to go
• 1:07
  back to our standards and practices department and make sure
• 1:13
  we vet these things. I was told that that was
• 1:15
  Gilaane Maxwell calling Jeffrey Epstein to the portico. The plane
• 1:21
  was arriving. But I guess this isn't Jeffrey Epstein arriving.
• 1:27
  Speaker 4: On time to the second.
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  Speaker 5: They always do, and you always like American.
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  Speaker 2: My true.
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  Speaker 6: When each guest is paying fifty thousand dollars for a
• 1:38
  three days stay on Fantasy Island, he or she deserves miracles.
• 1:43
  Speaker 3: Yes, and some of that miracle involves silence. I hate
• 1:48
  to be that impolite soul. You know, Manners are at
• 1:56
  the forefront of everything I do. I think behaving in
• 2:00
  a mannerly way is important. I think understanding each other's things.
• 2:06
  So I'm loath to say I told you so. But
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  you're being played. You're not supposed to be asking for
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  guest lists or clientless. You should be looking for the
• 2:20
  flight logs. And now we have the flight logs. My
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  dear that too, and there's nothing new the Epstein flight logs.
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  It's who we knew was there anyway. Bill Gates's wife
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  told me and you and everyone else who saw her
• 2:41
  confessional what four five years ago she buried her soul
• 2:47
  about why she kicked Bill Gates out, as women across
• 2:51
  the continent said, why would you kick Bill Gates out?
• 2:55
  He's Bill freaking Gates. Well, because he's Bill getting his
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  freak on Gates. We'll get into that and so much
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  more on this Saturday Morning surveillance and the January sixth
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  affair as well. At the forour Mike Howell from the
• 3:17
  Oversight Project going to join us. But before we can
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  discuss the first things here are they are? The House
• 3:25
  Oversight Committee Friday released transcripts of its original interview with
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  Alex Acosta, the former US attorney who had negotiated the
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  plea deal with Jeffrey Epstein, in addition to the flight
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  manifest records from his plot private plane. The manifests include
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  Prince Andrew, who, by the way, has abandoned his title
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  in the wake of this release, Bill Gates, Walter Crunkite,
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  Richard Ranson, and multiple times former President William Jefferson Clinton.
• 4:06
  None of those folks have been accused of any wrongdoing,
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  even posthumously. The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on
• 4:13
  Friday to allow them to deploy National Guards troop in
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  the Chicago area. The emergency appealed to the High Court
• 4:21
  came after a judge prevented for at least two weeks
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  deployment of Guard members from the Illinois and Texas National
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  Guard to assist immigrations and customs enforcement. Hamas said it
• 4:34
  has that it is still committed to the US broker
• 4:38
  agreement that halted the war with Israel and in returning
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  all the bodies of the hostages. They have employed Turkish
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  specialists to come help them search the rubble of Gaza
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  City for more of the bodies of the nineteen hostages. Meanwhile,
• 4:55
  in Louisiana, federal prosecutors have charged Mahmoud A Jakib al
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  Mutadi with participating in the October seventh Amasolate attack on
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  Israel and for entering the United States on a fraudulent visa.
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  President Trump said Friday's committed to He's commuted the sentence
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  of US former Congressman George Santos, who's serving up to
• 5:22
  seven years in federal prison for pleading guilty to fraud
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  and identity theft charges, comparing him to Dick Blumenthal, Senator
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  from Connecticut in his statement. As the University of Virginia
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  became the fifth of the nine original schools to decline
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  the Administration's Compact for Academic Excellence, the President has invited
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  new schools. Washington University, the University of Kansas, Arizona State
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  were at the White House along with Dartmouth, Vanderbilt, the
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  University of Texas, and University of Arizona to discuss the compact.
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  And those are some of our first things this Saturday.
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  Speaker 1: For first thing today on the Talk Media Network by
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  Joe Thomas God.
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  Speaker 17: I was there too, and you know what they said,
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  The son of it was too.
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  Speaker 2: Dart the top of the dial after all.
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  Speaker 3: List So there's a new second you know fiddle in London.
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  Although you know, with the birth of Harry and Wills,
• 13:45
  Prince Andrew became you know, merely just that, and maybe
• 13:49
  that's what drove him onto the planes with Jeffrey Epstein.
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  I mean, his mother wasn't going anywhere. She lived to
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  be three hundred and seven or something like that. And
• 14:01
  now his brother is ascending. So what's Andrew to do
• 14:06
  but take a couple of trips to the Caribbean, little
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  visit to Fantasy Island. But he is no longer Prince Andrew.
• 14:15
  You can't call up and say, do you have Prince
• 14:17
  Andrew in the can He has abandoned his title over
• 14:25
  the release of the flight manifest which I told you
• 14:30
  all along. Like I said, you know, everyone was getting
• 14:34
  bent about is there a client list and where's client
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  number nine? No, that was the New York Attorney General.
• 14:43
  I'm sorry something about that office. Is there lead paint
• 14:47
  in the New York Attorney General's office? Anyway, Prince Andrew
• 14:52
  has given up his title as Duke of York. Not
• 14:56
  sure what they're doing in York right now, but I
• 14:58
  imagined it involves these personal statements. In discussion with the
• 15:05
  King and my immediate and wider family, we have concluded
• 15:10
  we the Royal we of course employing it concluded the
• 15:15
  continued accusations about me distract from the work of his
• 15:19
  majesty without detailing what that is specifically, and the royal family.
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  I have decided, as I always have to put my
• 15:27
  duty and family and country first. I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
• 15:34
  It's just the way he said, you know, and the
• 15:36
  Brits are great at if we say it, and we
• 15:40
  say it with a step upper lip, then it must
• 15:42
  be true. I have decided, you can't make this up.
• 15:46
  This is quoting. This is the British broad corping castration
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  that you know. They're owned by the king. The king's
• 15:54
  own brother issued this statement, quoting his brother. I have decided,
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  as I always have to put my duty to my
• 16:04
  family and my country first. Is that why you were
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  on the plane? Andy? Can I call you Andy? Now
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  that you're not the Duke of York? Now is the
• 16:18
  Winter of our Discontent made wom by the Sun of York. Sorry,
• 16:28
  too early for Shakespeare. Not what you expected when you
• 16:31
  hit one O, three dot nine on Long Island. Folks
• 16:36
  in Stanton, they're used to this Central Virginia. They're like, yeah,
• 16:39
  this is just how Joel rolls. Here we go. Emails
• 16:43
  already coming into JT in the Morning Radio at gmail
• 16:47
  dot com. And by the way, just as an abstract,
• 16:51
  this is if there is an exemplar of why we
• 16:55
  are here live on a Saturday morning. This stuff gets
• 16:59
  released late in the day on Friday because the paradigm is,
• 17:04
  y'all ain't paying attention to the news on Saturday morning.
• 17:07
  You're getting your last trip to the beach on. You're
• 17:11
  closing up your summer house, whatever it is you're doing.
• 17:15
  You're cleaning the scuppers off the bottom of your boat.
• 17:19
  You've got recreational things to do today. You're not worried
• 17:24
  about the news. You're not even going to open a newspaper.
• 17:26
  If you remember what such things are, ask your parents' kids.
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  They're listed in the Pantheon of communications devices, right next
• 17:36
  to Stone Cave etchings. Charles writes into JT in the
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  Morning Radio at gmail dot com com the Andrew formerly
• 17:47
  known as Prince we now have no kings and no
• 17:55
  Prince's Day. Yes, today is no King's Day. No King's
• 18:01
  protests going on all over the place New York City
• 18:04
  expecting to have one of the largest ones. I wonder
• 18:07
  if Johan mad Money will be I tho, I can't,
• 18:10
  I can't expect not if Andrew Cuomo shows up there,
• 18:15
  awkward be interesting to see if Curtis sleew was shows
• 18:23
  up there. He's the kind of wild card that would
• 18:25
  do that. You know, there's the Republican and the Democrat
• 18:29
  nominee for mayor, both on the same stage saying no kings.
• 18:34
  I mean Sleeve was seized an opportunity, even though Trump's
• 18:37
  been a buddy, if he calls out Trump. He said
• 18:42
  that if he was mayor, he would order New York
• 18:44
  City Police not to cooperate with Ice. Brothers got to
• 18:50
  try to get elected anyhow. You got Andy Cuomo the second.
• 18:56
  There's a guy who can empathize with the Andrew formerly
• 19:02
  known as Prince. I like the way you turned that phrase. Charles.
• 19:06
  By the way, on this No King's Day, Britain has
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  no princes either. And on the subject of no kings,
• 19:17
  let's talk about whose plane it was. See we have
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  the flight logs now and we know Walter Crunkite was
• 19:24
  on it. My goodness, what's next, Edward R. Moureau, Are
• 19:28
  you saying even the people that we hold up and
• 19:31
  say these are the heroes of journalism. Walter Cronkite was
• 19:39
  on Jeffrey Epstein's Lolita Express, what will we have left?
• 19:50
  But the grander question as we tap to the folks
• 19:54
  at OMG Media, the O'Keeffe Media group, and remember their
• 20:03
  video when the reporter got on the plane with an
• 20:08
  FBI investigator and he told her this at the airport
• 20:13
  lounge afterwards.
• 20:14
  Speaker 15: He's not talking about soon come out that he was
• 20:17
  a CIA.
• 20:19
  Speaker 3: He was, So who's playing was? It doesn't really say there.
• 20:25
  I mean, you're not going to see on a manifest
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  from an airport port of you know, Harker seven four
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  three oh nine G five licensed to the Central Intelligence Agency, Langley, Virginia.
• 20:40
  It's it's not going to see that. Uh there? That
• 20:47
  was what was his name, Praguer, not the radio host,
• 20:51
  but the FBI investigator, Glenn Prager, Right, that's that's the
• 21:00
  FBI investigator who just apparently something in Quantico's training of
• 21:06
  FBI agents doesn't say, hey, when some strange girl sits
• 21:10
  down next to you on the plane, don't start talking
• 21:12
  about stuff like Jeffrey Epstein. However, the fact that he
• 21:17
  did leads many folks in the amateur sleuth world who
• 21:25
  grew up reading the something queer is going on books
• 21:28
  before they were taken off the shelves for the well reasons,
• 21:35
  all these adolescent sleuths who have grown up into adults saying,
• 21:38
  hold on a second, here, this guy is a double agent.
• 21:41
  He knew O'Keefe. He could smell an O'Keefe plant disinformation.
• 21:49
  Of course, the moving parts that would have to go
• 21:51
  on into that are mystical and magical. But then this
• 21:55
  was one question that came after that first revelation. Who
• 21:59
  did O'Keeffe get the media front?
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  that one hundred and fifty minutes does not need to
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  be super intense. As a matter of fact, it could
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  just be you moving your body and doing what you
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  Speaker 5: Let's see if something costs less but people are happier
• 23:29
  with it. Maybe you've heard switching to meta share to
• 23:32
  pay for healthcare can save the typical family five hundred
• 23:35
  bucks a month. You can save a ton and like
• 23:38
  it better. Imagine being happy with how you're taking care
• 23:40
  of your health care. Whether you're self employed or part
• 23:43
  of the gig economy, or you just want to plan
• 23:45
  that you're happy with.
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  Speaker 2: Here you go.
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  Speaker 5: You can call right now and get a price within
• 23:49
  two minutes. A very very smart use of two minutes.
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  Here's the number you need.
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  Speaker 8: It's eight five to five share forty eight five five
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  share forty eight five five share.
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  Speaker 4: Considered by most optimized curcumin is one of the few
• 24:07
  bioavailable and highly absorbable curcumin products on the market. Hi,
• 24:12
  I'm doctor Mitch. Since most chronic diseases have inflammation, our
• 24:18
  optimized curcumin seems to be a perfect addition to any
• 24:22
  nutritional program. It makes sense to me that preventing or
• 24:26
  reducing inflammation is a key component to our overall health.
• 24:31
  The Mayo Clinic found that kurcumin can decrease swelling and inflammation,
• 24:36
  has antioxidant properties, and research suggests that kurcumin can prevent
• 24:42
  cancer or at least slow the spread of cancer, and
• 24:45
  in many instances, make chemotherapy more effective. It protects our
• 24:50
  healthy cells even from radiation Total Wellness dot com, where
• 24:56
  we help you to look good, feel good, and enjoy
• 24:59
  total will.
• 25:02
  Speaker 9: I'm ANDREWS. Saul, Commission of Self Security. I'm here to
• 25:06
  warn you about telephone scammers pretending to be government employees.
• 25:10
  Some of these scammers may say threatening things like you
• 25:13
  will be arrested if you don't make payments or provide
• 25:17
  personal information. Do not fall for these tricks. These calls
• 25:21
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  Speaker 1: From the home of the First Amendment. First thing today.
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  where she is now out there still telling us that,
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  you know, don't believe your ears or eyes and come
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  out that he was a CIA. He was in the
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  CIA CIA and foremant Jeffrey Epstein. That's Glenn Prager, who
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  o keef Media Group says is an FBI investigator that
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  was so taken with a young lady sitting next to
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  him on a plane flight that he just started telling
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  her everything. Apparently we need to go over our training
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  protocols at Quantico. But Agent Hodgener is on it, I'm sure.
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  And this is what leads people in the interwebs and
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  the land of the gas lighters to say that's fake news.
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  He's not really an FBI agent, even though the story
• 29:44
  o'keef media group as this I D and everything else
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  to try to prove that he is, or that the
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  other half of the gas lighters are. He was specifically
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  an op to distract from Jeffrey Epstein and the pedophilia
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  and the human trafficking that was going on in his name.
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  But why would you do that? This is always one
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  of those things. So when this comes out in the
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  wake of the flight manifests that have now been released
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  along with the Alex Acosta interview regarding why he cuts
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  such a sweetheart deal for the sicko, there would be
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  no as I see it upside now, maybe I'm just
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  I'm not craven enough. I don't think you know, in
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  this state craft mindset, this is why I was never
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  approached by the Virginia farm Boys as they like to
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  call them. But I don't see how saying he's in
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  the CIA helps hide the fact that he might have
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  been in the CIA, unless you are in this double
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  agent mindset that says, well, if they're saying it to
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  the camera, it must not be true. Acosta claimed in
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  the documents released by Jamie Comer and the House Overside
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  Committee that the case was plagued with issues that would
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  hinder a conviction. And this is one of those things
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  that prosecutors tell me about all the time. And I
• 31:43
  actually have friends who are prosecutors. No, they didn't become
• 31:49
  my friends after they prosecuted me. I've never been criminally prosecuted.
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  I've had my time in civil court. Now, boy, that
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  was fun to learn about.
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  Speaker 2: Quote.
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  Speaker 3: And so in part it was influenced by that, and
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  in large part it was also influenced by the viability
• 32:13
  of the case. Every attorney that looked at the case
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  from the prosecuting attorney again through the entire chain, looked
• 32:20
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  A constant told the FBI. Many victims refused to testify.
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  Many victims had changing stories. All of us understood why
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  they had changing stories, but they did, and defense counsel
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  would have cross examination would have had them withering. And
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  it's one of those things that, as I said, I
• 32:43
  have friends who are prosecutors, you decide to prosecute a
• 32:47
  case based on whether you can win. It's just like
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  not endorsed Jack CHATTERRELLI or win some seers in Virginia.
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  doesn't want a loss on his record, so he won't
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  endorse unless he is absolutely one hundred percent sure that
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  the candidate is going to win. I've had this conversation
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  with several dozen people, But prosecutors and persecutors and all
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  other manners are of the same ilk They they won't
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  bring a case until they are absolutely sure that they
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  So I'm sure he's got some thoughts on whether or
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  not O'Keefe is just an apparatus of the government meant
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  to distract us from the things going on there. But
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  good morning. You're on the air, first thing with Joe Thomas.
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  Who's this? Hey, Joe's Clark. Hey, good morning Clark. How
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  are you, sir? Clark? Clark says we're connected to him?
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  Did you there? He is? There? He is. You've walked
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  I'm all good?
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  Speaker 23: So evidentary issues that would interfere with getting and commission
• 34:38
  That sounds a lot like no reasonable prosecutor to me.
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  Speaker 3: Joe, there must be a there must be a training
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  seminar at Quantico.
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  Speaker 23: You begin to wonder, now you know the thing about
• 34:52
  and it's wonderful that we're gonna get fight logs and
• 34:55
  all that, and.
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  Speaker 3: Walter confidence.
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  Speaker 23: Yeah, that's the way it was I have no faith
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  in confidence that what they give me is going to
• 35:09
  be any more accurate.
• 35:10
  Speaker 3: Than the night the lights.
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  Speaker 23: Went out in Georgia counts from Fulton County. And why
• 35:18
  do you say that would they give me at this
• 35:21
  point in time? What reason do I have to think
• 35:25
  that names have not been either added or deleted from
• 35:29
  whatever flight logs they have.
• 35:31
  Speaker 3: They do have retractions. These flight lungs do have retractions
• 35:34
  on the manifest. There are you know, black marker marks
• 35:39
  over some names, like.
• 35:43
  Speaker 23: Be interested to know who went to Pedophile Fantasy Island?
• 35:49
  That would be interesting to know.
• 35:51
  Speaker 3: But well, but what they do, what this does tell me,
• 35:54
  these manifests with the redactions, is that there are people
• 35:59
  who still hold positions of authority. Remember Trump said this
• 36:04
  from the Oval Office, that h and his his staff, Andrew,
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  Andy Miller and all these folks have said there are
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  people still with positions of authority. Not that Prince Andrew
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  or the Andrew formerly known as Prince had any authority
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  any more than his brother does in England, but title sure,
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  but you know, with influence over decision making. And this
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  is where I buy the whole He's CIA, because it's
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  about influencing decision makers.
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  Speaker 23: Yes, thank you. That's and see two things that you
• 36:42
  and I ought to be questioning here. Who sponsored child right?
• 36:50
  Speaker 3: Yeah, so human trafficking.
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  Speaker 23: They could get leverage to influence people in very powerful
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  positions to do things they otherwise would not have done.
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  Question number two, what was done that otherwise would not
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  have been done because they sponsored child right?
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  Speaker 3: See that's the key question. See I put that one
• 37:18
  higher up on the list. I understand that.
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  Speaker 23: Well, yes, that should be the highest thing on the
• 37:25
  list is what was achieved through this right?
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  Speaker 3: What decisions were made? And I mean it could be
• 37:33
  as mundane as maybe this is why Paul Ryan wouldn't
• 37:37
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• 37:41
  was elected. Maybe John Bolton's involved in this. But I
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  think it goes even higher than that. But I rail
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  Speaker 3: Hi, don't stop talking.
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  Speaker 18: Oh no, stop.
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  Speaker 3: I'm like a shark that way after he said if
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  I stopped talking, I stopped breathing. It's the way I exhale.
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  It just makes sounds. I don't know. Doctor Clark is
• 44:37
  on with us. Uh so you were you were saying
• 44:39
  something about Epstein as we're going to break.
• 44:43
  Speaker 23: Well the notion that Jeffrey Epstein they're using the salaciousness
• 44:49
  of this as cover. You know, well currently he was
• 44:56
  doing this so he could blackmail people.
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  Speaker 3: Jeffrey Epstein.
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  Speaker 23: Is he with us any more?
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  Speaker 21: Terror?
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  Speaker 23: Is he dead now?
• 45:03
  Speaker 3: Yeah, he's in the ground somewhere, potters Field somewhere.
• 45:06
  Speaker 23: When did when did he suicide himself?
• 45:09
  Speaker 19: What?
• 45:10
  Speaker 3: Seven years ago? Now? Was it while he was in
• 45:13
  the custody? Yes?
• 45:16
  Speaker 23: Yes, when he was a threat to talk, but he
• 45:19
  didn't suicide himself when he was the post of been
• 45:23
  blackmailing people. And I'm sorry, Joe, but if I got
• 45:31
  billions of dollars and somebody says they're going to blackmail
• 45:37
  me over something, I got somebody in the row decks
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  I call about this, and that that problem solved, Well.
• 45:45
  Speaker 3: You know, it's sort of h Now I'm forgetting Hillary's
• 45:48
  partner at the Rose Law firm that suicided himself in
• 45:53
  that Washington DC. But yes, Vince Foster, Vince Foster, right, uh,
• 45:58
  you know, because he the the shredding of documents regarding
• 46:04
  Whitewater had long since been behind them. They had been
• 46:08
  in Washington for several years and long out of the
• 46:12
  governor's mansion in Little Rock. And so why did all
• 46:16
  of a sudden his guilt get to him as Hillary's
• 46:20
  you know, about to become Hillary Care and the first lady,
• 46:24
  I don't, I don't, I don't get the connection between
• 46:27
  why all of a sudden it's become a big deal
• 46:30
  and it wasn't a big deal before the same as
• 46:33
  you're saying with Epstein, and now all of a sudden
• 46:36
  he's in jail, and now he feels guilt ridden about it.
• 46:40
  Speaker 23: Remember when Captain Red Legs Tarrell showed up in the
• 46:43
  Frontier town looking for Josie Wales. Not a hard man
• 46:47
  to track these the trail of dead bodies everywhere he goes.
• 46:52
  Don't kind of remind you of HRC, Joe, before we
• 46:57
  run out of time, have you seen the stuff going
• 47:02
  on in Portland? They've got frogs, well, okay, inflatable frog
• 47:09
  outfit people and naked bike rides. Now, I really just
• 47:16
  like read about the naked bike rides. Don't want to
• 47:21
  haven't seen them. But here's my thought on that, Joe.
• 47:25
  Speaker 3: If those people.
• 47:26
  Speaker 23: Are riding those ten speeds with the ram horns handlebars,
• 47:31
  you want to be the lead rider in that group.
• 47:35
  You do not want to be behind anybody.
• 47:42
  Speaker 3: With that visual. You have a great weekend, doctor.
• 47:45
  Speaker 23: Clark, take care.
• 47:48
  Speaker 3: Oh yeah, no, I'm not going on a bike ride today.
• 47:52
  Last week, the Great Horse Cooper used an expression I
• 47:56
  had not heard before. He called it a norm busting event.
• 48:03
  He was speaking of the assassination of Charlie Kirk in
• 48:06
  the conversation I had with him, but we started to
• 48:10
  rattle off some of the all too frequent norm busting events,
• 48:14
  events like the terrorist attacks on September eleventh, two thousand
• 48:19
  and one, that get the popular opinion swaying towards allowing
• 48:26
  for things that we never would have allowed before. And
• 48:30
  January sixth is another one of those norm busting dates.
• 48:35
  There was an expos published just this week regarding what
• 48:40
  we're now learning about what the commission that was ceeded
• 48:44
  to investigate January sixth, coincidentally missing the two hundred and
• 48:50
  seventy four FBI agents that were in the crowd that morning,
• 48:53
  but they were investigating, and one of those investigators was
• 48:57
  former Virginia fifth District Congressman Denver Wriggleman uh and he
• 49:01
  features prominently in the expose at justthnews dot com, as
• 49:07
  does our next guest, Mike Howell. Mike, welcome to the
• 49:11
  program there with the Oversight project at It's your gov
• 49:16
  dot org. Mike, How are you doing and thank you
• 49:18
  for taking some time for us today.
• 49:22
  Speaker 21: Y good to be with you doing great.
• 49:24
  Speaker 3: So some of what we were reading in the expose
• 49:30
  didn't surprise some of us who are and have been
• 49:34
  in close association with Denver Riggleman, at least until he
• 49:39
  I guess to use the Star Wars parliance went to
• 49:41
  the dark side, and maybe he was always there and
• 49:45
  just was very good at glad handing and backslapping. But
• 49:49
  he always told us of his acumen when it came
• 49:53
  to data mining and being able to find things in
• 49:57
  piles of ones and zeros, And it seems like that's
• 50:01
  what they employed him to do with the j six Commission.
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  It's just how that all went about that seems to
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  have come unraveled when it comes to the Bill of Rights.
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  Am I correct?
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  Speaker 21: Oh, you nailed it. I mean Denver Wringledon's an unhinged guy,
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  and he was even too unhinged for the January sixth Committee.
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  He had an epic blow up with them, and they
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  have sense distanced themselves from him. And yeah, he has
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  made a show of here's a snake oil salesman. He's
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  pretended he could find all these things in the zeros
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  and ones. But what you tell me, what did the
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  January sixth Committee actually find nothing? I mean, it was
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  just a lot of compon circumstances and no findings. They
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  wanted to tie the whole thing to President Trump, saying
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  you go here, you go there, you do that, I'm
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  in charge, and they did.
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  Speaker 23: Not do that.
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  Speaker 21: In fact, they cleared President Trump. In my mind, and
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  you know, I had a long history at the Jay
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  sixth Committee. I practiced against them, represent a client against them.
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  And what we're learning now is in their fits of
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  trying to just grab as much info as they could
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  and hope they could prove the unprovable, they basically got
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  the telecoms to turn over thirty million lines of phone records,
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  you know, so that's several devices, and then all the
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  calls between those those phones, and that's a massive civil
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  rights abuse. There was an attempt to basically map their
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  political enemies under the pretext of investigating January sixth. And
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  then entered Denver Riggleman, who was in charge of finding
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  something in there, and didn't turn it out that he
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  found anything, you know, And so what's happened with his
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  data and is what comes next? I think the telecoms
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  shouldn't have done that, and they probably should be held
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  accountable for working with such an unhinged in Waco.
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  Speaker 3: Well, and on the other end of the leash for
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  a while was Adam Kinsinger, who you know, I think
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  actually wakes up screaming the word Trump in the middle
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  of the night. But as I read the piece, one
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  of the things that jumped out of me is that
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  there seems to be a constitutional question as to win
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  these lines of data were acquired and if subpoenas had
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  been issued. If I'm reading the report correctly, is that
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  they may have collected this data before they had the
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  subpoenas because they knew very specifically who to Wriggleman Braggs
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  in his biography biopic that he wrote about this period,
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  that he told Kinsinger specifically the who's and whares of
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  how to put the subpoenas out there. So it sounds
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  like that some of this stuff may have been done
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  before the subpoenas and then they were back engineered, because
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  that would never happen, right, Mike, Hang on to that thought.
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  We've got news here, so I want your thoughts on
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