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some in some way. Specifically, I want to talk about Representative Corey Mills
from Florida being interviewed on CNN raising questions about this attempted assassination attempt on President
Trump, and he says that he's leaning towards the possibility that there was some
intentionality here. Now the anchor doesn't like this, because again, we're supposed
to tone it down. We're not We're gonna We're supposed to turn down the
pitch of the conversation here because now it's gotten to the point where people are
shooting at the president, the former president of the United States, which is
an absolutely evil thing. Ironically, I haven't heard them talk to the people
who are clamoring for this, who say that this is a good thing.
The mayor of what was it, burn, Pennsylvania, which I talked about
in a previous hour, who's out there telling the shooter to try harder next
time and then bragging that you can't remove him from office, which I'd like
to see the people there do that. I mean, legally, of course,
this is you got to say that today. Follow you know that the
ballot box or through whatever political means necessary. But that clown doesn't need to
be anything that that clown shouldn't work. I mean, he should have his
zero public trust. You can't. That's not the way to be the mayor
to cheer for the death of the commander in chief, chief wishing that the
shooter would have tried harder. That's certainly what the posts seemed to look like
anyway, And he said he wouldn't apologize either. I just and we're the
problem. I'm the people like me who talk about these things. We're the
problem. We're the ones that are demonized. I don't want anybody to do
the things that happened over the weekend. I don't believe in you know,
this political violence. I think that I think that violence to defend oneself is
completely justifiable, and I think that you know, self defense, those things
are absolutely valid and necessary. So this idea that we're calling for or cheering
for the death or the attempted assassination of political folks who disagree with us,
even folks that are doing things that I think are very bad for this country,
for liberty and so forth. I'm certainly not out there comparing anybody to
Adolf Hitler. The left is doing that, They've invested in that for years,
and now they're scratching their head. I wonder why people hate Trump so
bad, hate him to the point that they want to fire bullet at And
I have no idea, no idea. They still don't know, they don't
know why. They're confused. Why would someone shoot at Trump? Why did
this shoot or do this? They can't get into his phone. Maybe they
have now, but they originally couldn't get into his phone. Meanwhile, if
you're at a school board meeting or if you attend some Trump rally, they'll
be able to crack your phone in milliseconds. I mean, this stuff is
just it's out of control. It's what it is, and then to simply
say, I have questions. This is so inexcuseable that someone was able to
get to the position that that shooter was able to get to. There is
there is no The amount of basic security that would have had to have been
overlooked and ignored for that to happen is so egregious that Corey Mills says,
I have to start asking myself about intentionality. And the anchor doesn't like it
because now we're talking. Now that's conspiracy, which I got. I got
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and I'm gonna play this. She doesn't like the response that Corey Mill says,
and she says, Look, this is starting to sound a little conspiratorial,
right, So that's where this is headed. That's where this is headed.
So I'm gonna play this. This was at day two of the Republican
National Convention, and there's a little bit of back and forth here, But
I want you to hear this because these are exactly the sorts of questions that
need to be asked. We can't just we cannot allow the seven Pillars of
propaganda to just have allowed this to happen. We can't allow this to have
been the case, former President of the United States within millimeters of being dead
right now, and then what happens then? Then? What I mean,
what would have happened then? I don't even know what would have transpired at
that particular point in time, especially once this information would have gotten through to
people, once people knew what happened, and the amount of either negligence or
some degree of intentionality that preceded this, I don't even want to speculate what
would have happened. It wouldn't have been good. So these questions are completely
warranted and simply trying to understand what happened is not a crime and it's not
a conspiracy. So here he is. I want you to listen to this
representative Corey Mills on with CNN talking about some of his concerns, his questions,
and his background. Folks, He's done this sort of thing, right,
he was involved in these sorts of activities in the military. So that
being said, let's listen to this exchange. And I want to talk about
this. This is important, I think, and having done this for so
long, they always the adage of ignorance is blissed, and I think that's
true. I've done thousands of advances. I've done thousands of counter sliper operations
with our teams, you know, Iraq and Afghanistan, et cetera. The
amounts of negligence, the amount of mistakes that was made here, I have
a very difficult time not leaning myself towards that this was intentional as opposed to
fecklessness. Well, wait, talk to me about that. I actually heard
you say this right the day after which I wanted to ask you about what
do you mean intentional? You know, I mean an intentional failure on the
part of No, I wouldn't say an intentional failure on the part of but
I got to just you know, I say here and I scratch my head.
You don't want to be the conspiracist. You don't want to be there,
I'm telling you, because that's what it's leaning to. No, I
know, and that's the issues that you walk this fine balance of you're not
trying to be a conspiracist, but you look as you go, how could
this have gone so? But it's one thing if someone on the street says
it, it's not that I mean you Coremill's member of Congress, former sniper
you saying it, I mean, it makes my eyebrows go up when you
say you're walking the line on this intentional what you know? It almost seems
to me and I think that an investigation is necessary at this point within Congress,
not just the FBI, not just others. You know, I look
back at it and I'm thinking, all right, you know, for an
individual, if you look at the escalations and how they are trying to approach
him, let's just say that it was like, Okay, first we want
to sense her in silence you, then we want to indict and imprison you.
Now we're attempting to kill you. And so you let's let's look at
Okay, I'm gonna pause here. So she's a whoaa wait a second.
Now you're starting to tie in the political uh factors into this. You know,
we don't know any of that. This is just a guy that woke
up one morning and wanted to you know, shoot the former president. I
guess that's what we're supposed to believe. But let's let's pause for a minute.
A conspiracy theory. The word the word conspiracy, which, if you
remember again ironically or maybe not ironically, this was first this this term conspiracy
theory was was used, was used in the way the JFK assassination to silence
people who had these sorts of questions. You see, if you know anything
about the JFK assassination, and of course the vast majority of you do,
some of you may not have. Maybe you're younger, you just haven't looked
into it. I mean, there are so many questions and so many problems
with the official narrative. This is where you get the magic bullet, which
made its way even into a Signed Seinfeld episode, The Magic Lugi with Keith
Hernandez, as Newman would say, but what we were supposed to believe and
conclude with the government's official report, the Warren Commission regarding Kennedy and that assassination.
I mean, it is absolutely unbelievable. It is. It is truly
unbelievable. And one can say that without blaming any particular person. One can
say that without saying that they know definitively what happened. And some people think
that they do and all that. And I look, this has been sixty
what is it, sixty one years now, sixty one years ago. We
still don't know. We've been promised the files. Heck, Trump promised to
release them, and according to Judge Napolitano, he told he told Judge Napolitano
that, Hey, if the American people would have seen what I've seen,
I don't know, you know, they would have reacted very negative, like
I didn't want people. I don't know what to do with it. It's
so damning, is basically what Trump. What Trump is saying. So first
of all, I'm not maybe to the maybe to some of you, this
is a negative about me, but I'm not a guy that's I don't find
myself engaging in true conspiracy theories, which today I think has become synonymous with
just crazy theories. Conspiracy means that there were two people, two or more
people that conspired, right, that they work together, they work together to
achieve a certain purpose, and so. And theory, by the way,
indicates that I have a think about science. Right, there's a theory,
by the way, I really want to step on toes here today. It's
the theory of evolution. It's an attempt to explain the origins of not really
life, the origins of species because science can't tell us the beginning, because
science can only tell us what was here from the beginning. But that's another
discussion for another day. But it's a theory. It's an attempt to explain
so by simply saying, by simply saying, I don't know what happened.
I don't understand as I look at this, this is this is so egregious,
the amount of malpractice that's required for this to have happened. I have
questions. Forst of all, I don't even have a theory. I have
no theory. I have questions. A theory, excuse me. A theory
is something that I then try to explain what happened. He doesn't have a
theory he's asking, He's simply saying, wait a minute, this is something
that just raises red flags. Why in the world would we have allowed this
to happen? What circumstances would have allowed this to happen? I mean,
if all of the Secret Service agents arrived on the scene with Trump on Saturday
and they all left their weapons at home, would we not have a question
about that? Hey, why did you guys not bring your weapons? Seems
to suggest that maybe you all decided to not bring your weapons. Seems to
be a little hard to believe that all of you and that's not what happened.
I'm just using this for illustrative purposes. Wouldn't that be I would say,
if that's not your reaction, that something's wrong with you? And n
why don't you You're supposed to be the media, You're supposed to be the
ones that are asking these questions. He doesn't have He doesn't have a theory,
so therefore he's not a conspiracy theorist. He's asking the questions. This
is how this is how weaponized, these terms, that this this whole narrative
can become against somebody and Corey Mills is a tough I mean, he's a
tough guy, but he doesn't he doesn't want to get branded, right,
he doesn't want to be branded as some lunatic who's making up theories along the
way on on live television or whatever. But that's not what he's doing.
He's asking questions, by the way, questions that the journalist that he's talking
to should be asking. So he doesn't have a theory. So he's not
a CONSIRAUS conspiracy theorist, and he's not accused anybody of working together with anybody
else. I suppose you could take the leap and say that the shooter if
if there was someone who intentionally allowed to happen within the security forces, whoever
that is, if it was one person, you could say, I suppose
you could conclude, well, he was suggesting a conspiracy between the shooter and
that particular person, and I would say that that's certainly a likely explanation for
that. But he hasn't had a theory. He's not postulating anything. He's
simply saying it's so bad. I have to ask myself, is someone purposely
allowing this to happen? Because it's that egregious. It's that basic, it's
that terrible, right, It's it's when the country has been run so poorly.
I do this on the program. I talk about this. You know,
is Biden and the Democrat Party that inept? Are their ideas that bad
that they just won't work no matter what? Or is this intentional? Do
they want to break it so that the American people say this isn't working,
replace it with what is? And then they say, boy, but do
I have the answer for you? It's more control for us. We'll take
care of you. Of course, you know you're gonna be safe and secure
and all that sort of stuff. Certainly think the case can be made for
the latter, so you recognize that there would be people working together conspiring to
that ends. They don't have a working theory as to who's doing it,
and you know, just just simply following logical conclusions that one could could have
along the way. I mean, what she's suggesting here is that we should
just not ask questions. The government tells us that a man from Mars pulled
the trigger, go for it, just run with it. Government tells us
that just like just like the Big Bang theory, there was no cause,
no cause for the shot to be fired. Just don't ask questions, just
take it. That's what the government official told me. They told me that
a bullet just happened to spontaneously create right there, and it was on a
trajectory headed for President Trump's head, and Trump turned and it took out his
ear. I mean, that's what they told me, So I guess I've
got to believe it. This is stupid. What did I want to I
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continue to play this. I'm gonna continue to play this here. So she's
not happy with Corey Mills as to what he said. I'm hearing two things
from you. I don't want to jump ahead of things, but I'm also
hearing you jumping ahead of things. Well, actually, I'm just looking at
all the different possible capabilities. You know, one of the things as a
military member, one of the things will wait. But one of the things
is a person who's running the Special Operations Committee before one of the people who's
actually done this, is that you look at all potential analysis, right that
Trump and his team have said, do not don't I agree, dial it
back, do not blame this on Joe Biden. Who's blaming anything on Joe
Biden? Did he mention Joe Biden? What? How I just the inability?
Is she? This? Is she this inept? Or is she trying
to intentionally make it sound like he's the one that's inciting some sort of violent
hate speech here? What is this? He didn't mention that? Why does
she conclude that she's the one that mentioned that? Play a little bit more
this Biden to be comple let's be very specifical. Well, well, that's
what the investation is too. Was it local law enforcement that had made the
mistakes? Or was there something to it? Was there other types of things
that we need to do Analyson are looking at and providing analysis. My point
is that when something's so significant, you're talking about something that hasn't happened in
decades, right, I totally. But my point is this from a perspective
of someone who's actually conducted these These are not difficult advances. This is not
like I'm putting together a stage placement and a tight shot. This is about
looking at your surroundings. What is my green, yellow, and red route?
Which is your routes out in case? What is my actual elements of
that I need to be looking at as far as mitigating threats or risks or
increased levels, where's my range? Fan for the sniper that says, okay,
here's my one hundred, two hundred, my sketch, here's an area
where someone could shoot. Here's something because here's my thing. So a voice
you are saying this is it's so basic that how big the screw up was,
That's what's leading your brain done that's true. Right in a way,
that's right. He has no theory. He's simply saying it's so egregious.
I have to ask myself, is there someone that did this, that was
involved with this on the inside. I don't know who they is. I
didn't even use a they. They's plural. You're the ones that don't know
how to use they. You say an individual can use pronouns they they them,
which is stupid. Is not how that works. But here we are,
here, we are. I don't have a theory. I have questions.
You should have questions too, journalists. That's the core of what you
are here to do. I have to take a break, my friends.
I'm here, I guess to put this nonsense together. She's not doing her
job. It's unbelievable, really, but a quick time out as necessary.
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friends. So so lots of thoughts about what's going on here today in the
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many Sorry about that. That was something from the Babylon B. I had
been listening to during the break, which, oh goodness, I don't know.
I don't want to get into that. Just funny stuff at the Babylon
B. But so questions my friends help us get to answers and answers is
what we should be looking for here, I see, I have my vantage
point is the media doesn't want any well, they don't want any answers to
the questions. They want an answer to the election. They want the answer
to be Biden wins and Trump loses. And so now they've watched a massive
change, a massive swing in what's happened here in the past, well,
you could say past several months, past several years. You could take this
back to twenty twenty when we were told that Biden was going to ride in
on his white horse. Riding with Biden on that white horse, as he
saves America, as he restores America's image around the world, as he saves
us from COVID, as he saves our economy, as he saves our democracy,
my friends, Meanwhile, they use the full force of the federal government,
the Department of Justice, to go after his political opponent. Ironically,
yet again, as the media says that Trump is going to be the one
who uses the media to target his political opposition. All these things are right
there for anybody who wants to see them. And yet here we are,
here we are, in this absolute abjects failure is a complete and total disaster.
Inflation is out of control. Pressures upon families have not been as financially
heavy as they are today in a long one, probably back to the Carter
years, Jimmy Cotta. And this is not a good thing. Not a
good thing as it pertains to this attempted assassination. They don't want answers.
They just want to say, look, okay, what this shows us is
that the rhetoric is too high. Right. In other words, Trump don't
be getting on Biden so bad. Look at what Biden goes out there and
says. Biden recently just said Trump is in the what do you say the
bulls eye, which, again, look, I don't fault him. I
don't think that that's that was said before before that attempted assassination on Saturday.
I think that again, I guess, depending upon your use of it.
Now you have to let people have have the ability to communicate their ideas.
Of course, they want to make Trump the target of their attacks. They
don't want Biden to be the focus of anything because nobody is beside Biden,
nobody is a Biden fan. In fact, it's pathetic when I watch these
celebrities, these idiot celebrities act like they're big fans of Biden, and then
in the next breath they say it's time for him to drop out. I
mean, none of this makes any sense. So you'll forgive me media CNN
when I watch what happens over the weekend, and then when I find myself,
when I find myself asking questions that you won't ask, clear questions,
how did this happen? Why was someone allowed on the roof, Why was
there not overwatch by the sniper teams, Why was the high ground given to
this twenty year old shooter? Why? Why? Why? And they don't
ask any of them any of these questions. And I compare this to what
happened in nineteen sixty three, November twenty second, when Kennedy was assassinated,
and I look at the that they covered that. Again, you weren't allowed
to ask questions. You were called a conspiracy theorist if you didn't believe the
official findings of the Warren Commission, which meant there was a loan shooter named
Lee Harvey Oswald. There's so many questions and things that are inexplicable that happened
according to that report that's the official government account. Of what happened that day.
We're just supposed to go along with that, have no questions, just
say this is what my this is what my trusted government told me. But
is that how you live your life, especially when the government has lied to
you repeatedly about so many things. How many times have they told you that
the world was going to end because of climate change? You can go back
one hundred years and find and find the people who were wringing their hands about
how we were going to kill ourselves with anything from well from the ice age
to acid rain to you know, such hot temperatures. Now that the icebergs
are going to melt and the or ice caps and we're all going to be
under ten feet of water or whatever. It's it's crazy how many times we
fall victim. I don't mean you, but just as as a country,
how many times we fall victim to this stuff. So you'll forgive me,
CNN if I find myself thinking, really, what you want is to not
answer the questions now or later, That's what I think you want. I
mean, we're sixty one years after the JFKE, almost sixty one years after
the JFK assassination, and we still don't have official answers, and there's a
whole bunch of reasons for that, and a lot of those we can see
set up today. You got a lie government, you got a media that's
not interested. You've got questions that aren't asked. There's no curiosity or there's
no mechanism to put pressure on people to ask them, especially when, as
Corey Mills did here, he's faced with such opposition and accusations that he's pressing
conspiracy theories. He's not pressing any theory. He's asking questions. That's how
you get that's how you get to answers, is that you ask questions.
But see, my friends, they don't want you asking questions. Asking questions
implies that you are thinking and putting together the information you're being told to make
sense of everything. Asking questions means that you have the ability to think and
analyze and synthesize information and come to your own conclusions. That's not acceptable.
No, no, no, they will tell you what to think. You
just shut up, get in line, tune in every night, wait for
the official government report to come out in twenty fifty six, which will be
heavily redacted. Forget about it. Your kids won't even know what the heck
the thing's about. Grandkids have no idea, and eventually it just kind of
fades away. There will be a remnant of people who have a concern about
what happened, say with the Kennedy assassination, but you know, there's just
no once the emotion wears off of it. I mean, how many people
even know there was a president named Kennedy today? I mean how many people
can name the president who's in office right now? People that graduate high school,
they know how to use pronouns in the new perverted way, and they
know how to put condoms on bananas, but they don't know anything else.
And then that's the game plan. They just wait you out, don't ask
any questions now. Got to give it time. Got to let the government
put their commission together and do their research and all this stuff, analyze things,
you know, give you redacted reports in twenty years when nobody cares or
has forgotten, or the emotion is faded away. That's the strategy. That's
the alternative to this, or you know what else is the more immediate alternative
is that something happened that was an absolute deficiency in security, and it's repeated
again, and then those claims of Iranian attempts on the President's life actually true,
which, of course, why should this be shocking to anybody that someone
like Iran or North Korea or whomever would want to kill the well, to
kill Trump. Of course, they want to kill Trump. They want to
They want to do that because Trump is an egg. That's who Trump threatens.
Trump threatens nations like that. They like Biden in the White House.
They like having an inept, inept complete, weak coward, someone who I
would maintain is I think, uh, one who can be manipulated because there's
I think that there's information they have on the guy. I think he's compromised,
and I think that compromise can be found in what we've seen in hunter
Biden's laptop allegedly. Anyway, I have to take a break with my friends.
Nothing wrong with asking questions, In fact, it should be encouraged,
in fact, answering question. Oh my goodness is there's so many things.
It just reminds me of how election interference was dealt with. Quick time out
though, I gotta take a break long in this segment. Be back in
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is wrong with asking questions? Right there? Used to be I used to
be taught in score. We would discuss I guess the Socratic method lots of
questions, right, or go back to the Bible and you look at how
Jesus talked many times with questions. In fact, one of the things that
I talk about when we're talking about the issue of persuasion and we're talking about
communicating with someone who's we're trying to persuade. We're trying to persuade to accept
the truths of constitutional conservatism. We're trying to persuade to say, accept the
deity of Christ, that Jesus was well sent to this planet to redeem mankind
from our sins so that we could be reconciled to the Father. One of
the things that I say is that you have to earn the right to speak,
and when you do earn the right to speak, you begin or as
much as often as much as possible, I should say, you should speak
using questions, because questions elicit a response. If you just make statements,
it's heavy on the person. Boom, you need to do this, boom,
you need to do that boom instead of saying things like why do you
think that that turned out that way? I mean you you slept through class
for a whole semester and you failed. What do you think the problem was?
Here? And then they I mean, look, and of course people
can lie. There's a whole thing that can happen, a whole series of
things that can happen after that, which we've seen in this interview. Right,
Corey Mills is asking questions, and CNN gets all well fired up,
gets their painties in a bunch here and says, oh, no, you
can't be accusing someone. He's not accusing anybody. He's asking questions that are
right there for the taking, that are right there to be asked, that
should be asked. This is the way that they address or deal with any
issue. The same thing happened with questions about the security of our elections in
twenty twenty. You couldn't even ask a question. You go to bed one
night, you see Trump leading in all these states. You wake up the
next morning after these polls, excuse me, after the tabulation, the counting
had been shut off overnight in all these swing states. You wake up the
next morning and you find that Biden had massive amounts of votes that were cast
and counted I should say counted that night. And you're just supposed to accept
that. Why, how does that make sense? Explain it to it.
Well, they were mail in ballots. Okay, they were mail in ballots,
mail in ballots that in some cases defy the laws of statistics. I
mean, are we talking every ballot went to Biden? Not exactly, but
darn close in some cases. But you're not allowed to ask questions. Then
then the it was one of the representatives in Georgia. I've shared this on
here before because it was such a stump, it was such a telling statement,
and I forget it. I want to say it was Jeff Duncan.
I could be wrong, so don't hold me to the name. But it
was one of the state officials. And he made a comment because there were
all these questions about how many votes Trump wrote or well Biden or Trump actually
got in Georgia, and he said, look, if I had five minutes
with everyone who had questions, I could answer all those and put all their
concerns to ease in five minutes, to which I said, well, good,
then do it. Have you heard of video? Did you know that
there's this new thing that you could you know, grab even and you don't
have to get a production team. You can grab your phone you can grab
your iPhone, your android, you can grab your iPad. You can record
video of you taking those five minutes and talking to the camera just like you
would talk to us as individuals, and then you can post that. You
can post that on social media, or you could give it to your friends
in the media and say, hey, pretty bad times out here. A
lot of questions about this. Why don't you run this, or better yet,
just interview me for five minutes, let me explain to you, and
poof problem solved. But it never happened. Instead, we were told to
not ask the questions. My friends forgive me. I never would say not
ask a question. I can't conceive of a point that I would say that.
I guess maybe with my kids if I eventually say, as the authority
in this household, I'm telling you you can't do that, or something like
that, but not to you as adults. I encourage questions. I actually
love it. I'm a believer in Jesus. I like getting questions. I
like getting questions about my political beliefs or about about or about Jesus because it
shows that there's an interaction. Well, I guess it depends on the motivation
of the person, but there's an opportunity to have that dialogue. They don't
want it. My friends, and that is quite telling me I've got to
go. SDG