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we're shifting a little bit from the previous two hours.
We now have this big development of the secret coding
that they've been using in the FBI case management system,
and coincidentally, they used it to hide all of the
or a lot of the information that was collected and
who was doing the collecting and all of that regarding
the Trump Russia collusion hoax, but also the Hunter Biden
Barisma Ukraine corruption stuff. Who knows what else. But a
couple of weeks ago, there was a story that came
across Justthnews dot com again by Stephen Richards, that is
along the same lines, because this was a response to
the declassification of seven hundred pages by the FBI the
new director who transmitted all of this stuff over to
Congress about the Crossfire Hurricane investigation, and Richards writes, while
Democrats weaponized invented Russia collusion claims in an attempt to
sink President Donald Trump's first term, in retrospect, the party's
leaders have often gone soft on Russia when it wanted
to reap financial or political benefits for themselves or allies
from the Obama era Russian reset. Remember that and Secretary
of State Hillary Clinton's Skulkovo investment project to Hunter Biden's
business in Moscow and President Joe Biden's waiving of sanctions
against the Russian pipeline NY Democratic figures reaped political and
financial benefits from going soft on Moscow. So Justthnews dot
Com has made all seven hundred pages from the declassified
binder available now to the public. It's on their website.
And despite year's worth of focus on the allegations from
the Democrats in Congress, an investigation by Special Council Robert
Muller did not establish any criminal Trump Russia collusion. Special
Council John Durham, appointed to review Muller's probe, ultimately concluded
that neither US law enforcement nor the intelligence community appears
to have possessed any actual evidence of collusion in their
holdings at the commencement of the Crossfire Hurricane investigation, So
it was without merit to even begin the investigation, right.
But of course now we find out that it wasn't
designed to actually, you know, prove a connection or collusion.
The purpose was to make sure Donald Trump didn't win
the race, which that didn't work out so well. But
let's take a look at Democrats' connections to Russia. Richards
proceeds with Russia's two invasions of Ukraine, first in twenty
fourteen and then again in twenty twenty two. But in
the years before the invasion, Democrats enriched themselves politically and
personally from Russian oligarchs and businesses in the region, while
empowering Putin with energy and technology deals that still haunt
America today. Obama took office in early two thousand and
nine and then went about setting in motion the merging
of US business interests with the Russian economy through the
famous Reset. Obama's Reset began in nine as an effort
to cool tensions that had heated up when Russia invaded
Georgia in two thousand and eight and installed Stacy Abrams
as the governor. I'm just kidding, it's George of the country.
The reset. Remember when Hillary Clinton went over and met
with the Russian guy and had that stupid red reset button. Right.
That set the stage then for several prominent Democrats and
their benefactors to profit from the burgeoning business opportunities in
Russia being facilitated by the Obama administration. Right, we're resetting everybody.
We're going to pretend that you didn't do the things
you did. And you remember Obama told Mitt Romney when
Romney said that Russia is our greatest geopolitical foe, and
Obama said the nineteen eighties called they want their foreign
policy backed reset. We're friends now, Why sure, we'll do
business with you. In one case, the policy of Obama's
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to support and develop Russia's
silicon valley known as Skulkovo may have undermined US national security,
while the family's Clinton Foundation pocketed donations from Russian donors.
That's so off brand for the Clintons. Hillary Clinton was
appointed to represent the United States at the newly formed
US Russia Bilateral Presidential Commission. She helped direct investments from
US partners to the venture, which had already received five
million dollars in funding from Moscow that According to Peter
Schweitzer in his twenty fifteen book Clinton Cash, the Skulkovo
project received backing and support from Clinton Foundation donors like Google, Intel,
and Cisco. Additionally, donations from Russian businessmen tied to the
Skulkovo project then flowed to the Clinton Foundation. Bill Clinton,
you may recall, collected a half a million dollar speaking
fee from a Russian investment bank, Renaissance Capital. The speech
came at the same time that Hillary was opposing sanctions
on Russian officials that later became the Mgnitsky Act. Does
that sound familiar the Mgnitsky Act, right, That was the
cover story, the ruse for the meeting at Trump Tower
between the Russian woman and Donald Trump Junior. I think
Eric Trump was there, maybe Corey Lewandowski. I forget who
all was there, but this was and I said at
the time, I was like, this has all of the
hallmarks of a honey trap. The Mgnitzky Act about Biden
in Moscow. Biden said at the Munich Security Conference in
two thousand and nine, It's time to burst, which translates
to its time to press the reset button. Hunter Biden,
the Vice President's son, and his business partners, took full
advantage of the new thaw in relations. They waged a
concerted campaign to squeeze oligarchs in Putin's country for investments,
an effort that ultimately paved the way for the first
son to score the big payday from Beisma. Hunter Biden
and his partner's pursuit of Russian riches began as early
as twenty ten, when the Reset was entering full swing
with payments from a Moscow based machinery firm and its patriarch,
and they intensified a few years later at a time
when Joe Biden's son was actually still serving as a
US naval officer. Along the way, Hunter Biden and his partner,
like Devin Archer, discussed plans to open up a mob
Scout office for their Rosemont Seneca partner's firm. They wanted
to create a US Russia business coalition and pursue a
real estate venture with one oligarch that would have topped
out at a billion dollars. Rosemont Seneca was working on
developing a real estate fund targeting the potentially lucrative Russian
market as relations thought, and finally, Russia invaded Ukraine in
the spring of twenty fourteen. According to Devon Archer's testimony
to Congress during the impeachment in Koreanto Joe Biden, he
and Biden Hunter Biden scrambled to recover their business and
looked for investors based outside of Russia, which eventually led
to Hunter Biden's now infamous work for Beisma. Yet, despite
publicly touting his criticism of Russia and Putin, as well
as warnings that the country was America's biggest threat at
the time, President Biden waived all sanctions on the Nordstream
to gas pipeline, sacrificing a policy of preventing Russia from
exploiting its gas supplies in order to improve relations with
Nordstream customers, who were our European allies.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: So again, when they're not weaponizing Russia against Trump, they're
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Trump orders investigation into Biden's actions as president. President Donald
Trump directed his administration on Wednesday to investigate Joe Biden's
actions as president, alleging aids masked his predecessors cognitive decline
and casting doubts on the legitimacy of his use of
the auto pen to sign pardons and other documents. Joe Biden,
by the way, has since come out and said.
Speaker 3: You did right.
Speaker 1: I onder the code red. Actually he didn't say it.
Somebody from the Joe Biden camp issued a statement, so
we don't even know if Joe Biden said this, But
the Joe Biden team put out a statement ostensibly from
Joe Biden saying I did everything. I signed everything. Nobody
ever did anything except me, So that settles that. I
guess right. The order marked a significant escalation in Trump's
targeting of political adversaries, or it it's to expose the
biggest political scandal in US history. I mean either way,
ap right, like tomato tomato there. But notice the way
the Associated Press ascribes motive and escalates things like they
call this the significant escalation in Trump's targeting of political adversaries,
or is it possible that Joe Biden might actually be
involved in one of the biggest scandals and that that
means we need to investigate that, because that's what Trump
is ordering an investigation and we'll see what it turns up.
That's the point of an investigation. Biden response. It also
could lay the groundwork at ap reports could lay the
groundwork for arguments by the Republican that a range of
Biden's actions as president were invalid or invalid in this case, Yes,
it would. That's why it needs to be investigated. If
people were signing the auto pen and Joe didn't know
anything about it, it would raise that prospect. The only
reason why you would not want to have an investigation
is if you don't want to unwind the things that
were signed, right. Biden responded in a statement, he said, Hey,
I'm kidding. He says this, and again we don't know
if it's because it says Biden responded, but he didn't respond.
Somebody in Biden world set out a statement. It says,
let me be clear, which means you were obviously were
not clear. Prior or you're about to try to muddy
some stuff up. But he says, I made the decisions
during my presidency, Jack, I made the decisions about the pardons,
executive orders, legislation, and proclamations. Look fat. Any suggestion that
I didn't is ridiculous and false. So I was adding those.
I was adding the namelling in there, just to make
it sound more like Joe. You know, the Justice Department,
under Democrat and Republican administrations has recognized the use of
an auto pen to sign legislation and issue pardons for decades.
Trump presented no evidence that Biden was unaware of the
actions taken in his name, and the president's absolute pardon
power is enshrined in the US Constitution. Okay, Trump presented
no evidence. Are you aware? Associated Press reporter Matt Brown
and Chris Megerian, Jake Tapper, and Alex Thompson have a
book out. I think it's called I think it's called
Original Sin. Yeah, you may want to read that because
I kind of feel like there's some stuff in the
book that would be evidence, I mean, aside from like
your own observation of Joe Biden's cognitive decline, which you
did not want to report on for the last five years.
Later on the piece says it's unclear how far Trump
will push this effort, which would face certain legal challenges,
but it reflects his fixation on Biden, who defeated him
in twenty twenty, an election that Trump never conceded and
continues to falsely claim was rigged against him. Again, there
it is making it personal, like they're in Trump's brain.
This is a hallmark of or a symptom of TDS
Trump arrangement syndrome. And this occurs among anti Trumpers and
also pro Trumpers where they and I'm talking like your
hardcore pro and anti they ascribe motive and they think
that they know what Trump is really thinking when he
does things or says things. And I will be the
Trump whisperer for you. I will tell you what this
is really about. I have learned over the last eight
years to ignore these people. Anybody that tries to tell
me what Trump is actually thinking, pro or con, I
dismiss because you don't. You don't know that. And this
is what the AP is doing here too. They're talking
this up to a fixation on Biden, and they are
leading you to believe that it's because Joe Biden beat him,
and Trump is just a sore loser and he never
got over it, and that's why he's fixated on Joe Biden.
Or maybe, just maybe it's that a scandal of historic
proportions occurred and the only way to find out what
really happened is to actually have an investigation to find
out what really happened. The Republican inquiry so far has
focused on the final executive actions of the Biden administration,
which included the issuing of new federal rules and presidential
pardons that they claim may be invalid. Right, well, they
may be, especially if he did a whole bunch of
executive orders that rewrote a whole bunch of rules that
have the potential to hamstring or crash the economy various industries.
Right The House Oversight Chairman James Comer of Kentucky requested
transcribed interviews with five Biden aides, alleging they had participated
in a cover up that amounted to one of the
greatest scandals in our nation's history. Quote. These five former
senior advisors were eyewitnesses to President Biden's condition and operations
within the White House. They must appear before the House
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Com joining us now from the North Carolina Republican Party
convent is our own Brett Jensen. You can hear him
on Breaking with Brett Jensen Now New Time, a new Time.
He now does six till seven. But he is up
there covering the convention. I assume he's covering the convention. Brett,
how are you just fine? And you know what happens
when you assume I do. That's why I did it.
Speaker 2: So I got up here yesterday. The first day, you know,
a little quieter, but gives you a chance to meet
people and talk to people and you know, have more
time with them. And then today is the big day
when everyone starts Arriving's arriving today. A lot of state
centers are arriving today. I think Congressman Tim Moore and Marquerris,
I think they're all arriving today. So really, today's the
day when everyone starts arriving. And if you're an elected
official in North Carolina with an arm beside your name,
odds are you're going to be here.
Speaker 1: This So the day before. I've been to enough festivals
and stuff, and I feel like you get there the
day before so you can hang out at the bar
and have drinks with various people. Is that how how
close am I?
Speaker 2: You are?
Speaker 1: One hundred percent spot on that?
Speaker 2: But the but the thing is is though, but that's
really where it's the easiest way to does it make,
you know, borderline sources stronger sources because they trust you
because now.
Speaker 1: You're you know, yeah, you get drunk with thinks with them, right.
Speaker 2: But it's also but it's also ways to develop news
sources and people that you haven't met before. And I
will tell you I've met a state senator probably about
an hour ago, and we had something in common. And
it turns out this state senator, this particular state senator,
and I'm not going to name names, but he's a
very very powerful state senator.
Speaker 1: And so what do you have in common? But cigars? Well, well, whiskey.
Speaker 2: I mean a place that a place that I used
to work a long time ago was basically his hometown,
Oh okay, And this was a place from you know,
like literally like twenty seven years ago, and so we
were talking about that and everything like that.
Speaker 1: So it was it was good.
Speaker 2: And so we talked about that and now and how
he trusts me and you know, and so it's been good.
And I can tell you because it's a non election year, Pete,
I'm the only media person here. All the other media
are getting here tomorrow because Greg Younkin, the governor of
Virginia who's running for you as a keynote speaker tomorrow night,
and they're all coming in tomorrow. But I've been the
literally the only media piece of person here, which is
the way I love it.
Speaker 1: Well, be careful, there could be some like Project Veritas,
people from the left brand. They could be doing some
undercover stings on you guys. So just head on a swivel, Brett,
head on a swivel. All right, So let's talk about
some of the stuff though that has I heard your
report at the bottom of the hour there about what
this election integrity stuff. It's what a nation this is
at the national level, but it's informed or inspired by
what occurred here in North Carolina.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's exactly right. You know. You know, Dave Warren
I directly underneath or in conjunction with Michael Walley, the
former head of the North Kundra Republican Party who's now
the head of the RNE, but together they basically started
this program of election integrity where they went around they
said Okay, we have to make sure that all one
hundred counties are covered. We have to make sure that
all twenty six hundred precincts are covered. How are we
going to do that. Here's what we're going to do.
We're going to hire a bunch of lawyers and have
them on standby. And so they wound up there's exactly
one hundred counties in North Carolina. They hired over six
hundred lawyers to make sure that during the early votings
in the primaries in our election days, that everything was
being held. And the Democrats sort of didn't know what
hit them, and they made sure that, oh, you're crossing
the line, you can't be here, you're too close to
the ballots, you can't say this like, And the Democrats
truly probably didn't know what hit them. And then they
incorporated that with Michael Walley and made that national this
past election in twenty twenty four, where they hired thousands
and to make sure every precinct in America was covered.
But it all started with the blueprints right here.
Speaker 1: In North Carolina. This yeah, because Republican election officials and
such have been caught flat footed so many times when
challenges come in or there are you know, irregularities or
complaints or something, and by the time they are able
to you know, muster any kind of lawyer to get
down to the site or to file a brief somewhere,
it's already too late. And so after multiple election cycles,
like I was happy to see them do that this
past cycle because it needed to be done. And you know,
you've got this this machine on the left that is
constantly filing lawsuits. They've got an army of attorneys, and
the Republicans were just not even playing the game, it
seemed like. So, yeah, that's a that's a positive development. Absolutely.
So what else is going on? I know, when people
are hanging around the day before drinking some adult beverages
and such, some rumors start circulating around around the place.
And so what are some of the juicy ones you've
heard so far?
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, I tell you the three biggest rumors
that are going on, and I'll do these quickly, but
let's just start in no particular order. And Number one
Senate majority of the North Carolina Senate Majority leader Phil Berger,
and he's in a fight for his life to win
the primary, just to win his own primary, Like it is,
and a lot of people up here truly think that
he's going to lose. And it's so close. In fact,
people believe it's so cless that he knows that he
very well may lose up in Rockingham County by the way,
up just north of Greensboro. But the fact that he
may lose is he actually set up they have tables
here with candidates and different different clubs and Republican clubs
and stuff like that. He actually set up a table
here and he's never had a table here as far
as I know, and saying, hey, vote for Phil Berger,
vote for Phil Burger, support Phil Berger, donate for Phil Berger.
Speaker 1: And so yeah, he's already putting out campaign material as well.
That's a sign also, right Yeah, the local sheriff is
challenging him in the primary, and the local sheriff is
very popular.
Speaker 2: Exactly, and they know that the current Senate majority leader
may not actually win his own primary. So yes, that
is a big thing right now. And then another big
rumor is whether or not, you know, and this has
been going on for a while, and I've been talking
to people about this for over a month, is whether
or not Tom Tillis is going to run for reelection.
I can tell you a lot of people in d
C thought the answer was no. People in Raleigh a
couple of weeks ago were unsure. And then to this,
you know, this weekend, they think, yeah, he's most likely
going to run, but they don't know. And the but
the thing is that if he doesn't want run, it's
almost a guarantee. I would I would put a lot
of money on this that Michael Wattley will run for
US Senate on the Republican side for North Carolina against
Jeff Jackson. That's probably going to be the matchup. And
but right, but here's the here's the.
Speaker 1: Tillis does not run gets in you think.
Speaker 3: Right, right?
Speaker 1: Well, got like I said it, right?
Speaker 2: You know the other big thing, Pete, Yeah, let's let's
say that Tillis doesn't. Let's say Tillis decide stun Is
Michael Watley still going to primary him, probably with the
endorsement of Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: Hmmm.
Speaker 1: I don't know how this whole thing shakes out with
the BBB, but yeah, maybe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I don't know. And then the other big
Josh Stein was on Stephen Colbert earlier this week. Yeah,
and all the scuttle butt is that Josh Stein is
telling people privately that he wants to be America's first
Jewish president, and that he has no interest in the
US Senate whatsoever. The only problem is is that he's
going to maybe have a hard time getting ahead of Shapiro,
the governor of Pennsylvania, who's actually clearly liked by a
lot of people on the right, the center, and the
left up there in Pennsylvania. But he's telling from everything
that I've been told today, that he is telling people
privately that he actually wants to make a run for
the presidency, and he's starting to put out feelers. And
that's why he did Stephen Colbert earlier this week.
Speaker 1: That would be awesome if he's only a one term governor.
Oh yes, make it happen. Okay, all right, if you're
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is that right? A bounty of breats, A bounty of breats,
a double Brett, Brett Jensen and now Brett Winterble. This
is what we call pregaming. All right, got something to
run by you? Go ahead. Congressman Clay Higgins, you know
who this guy is. I like this guy.
Speaker 3: I love him.
Speaker 1: Former prosecutor big fan. Yeah, yeah, has like the colloquialisms
and stuff of John Kennedy. I'm a big fan of
John Kennedy's too, me too. Sometimes I think is his
colloquialism seem a bit forced. Yeah, like he shoehorned some
of them in there. Yeah, that one was not a
good one. But most of the time he's like spot on.
All right. So, Clay Higgins has filed federal legislation requiring
drug tests for all members of Congress.
Speaker 3: Oh, all day, every day, right, and four times on Nancy.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you would need four. I think
the first one would probably pop.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: I think it's important because I remember there was some
study or some report that came out gosh, it must
have been twenty years ago, and it was like the
it was about like the Congressional pharmacy or something. Do
you remember this where they were It was like, oh, yes,
here are all the meds that they're like they were
like fulfilling this. They were filling the scripts for the
members of Congress and then they would like deliver them
to their office.
Speaker 3: It was the infirmary they called it. I think it
was the.
Speaker 1: Infirmary, dispensary dispenser. I think it was dispensary and like
the list of drugs there was, there were there were
drugs on that list that were like anti dementia drugs.
Speaker 3: Of course, why not?
Speaker 1: Well now we know why, right?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: Yeah, so yeah, I mean I feel like if we've
got a bunch of uh, you know, crack adult or
meth addicted lawmakers like, yeah, I mean you get drug
tested it? Right? Did we get drug tested for this job?
I don't remember.
Speaker 5: Well, I was in like I was here at COVID time,
So I don't think that there was really any of
that going on, right, that's true. I mean people were
getting high and drunk every night right around the country, right,
But I don't think there was.
Speaker 3: I think they kind of suspended.
Speaker 5: The drug test drug testing during that period.
Speaker 1: I think. By the way, pro tip here, never ask
your prospective employer whether you passed your drug test or not.
It really don't do that.
Speaker 3: Don't do why. I mean, I'm clean as a whistle.
Speaker 1: Well, it may send a signal.
Speaker 3: I had some poppy seeds last night on my bagel.
Speaker 1: That's right. It may send a signal that you're you're
you know, unclear as to whether or not you would pass.
Speaker 3: Oh, okay, so it's right. There's I get it right.
Speaker 1: You're just sending a signal, that's all. That's How about
this Trump administration institutes an eighty hour Constitution course for
quote deep state executives.
Speaker 3: That is so good in English?
Speaker 1: Yeah, this would be for senior executive service, the upper
echelon of government employees. They would have to do an
eighty hour Wow Constitution and course, eighty hours of video
based training. I love it, and culminates in two days
of in person training.
Speaker 2: My own.
Speaker 3: It is so good.
Speaker 1: My only concern is that they learn more about the
Constitution and then they figure out more ways to get
around to.
Speaker 3: Stick it to us. Yeah, that's a very good point.
Speaker 4: We ignorance is bliss, and they may make mistakes. Why
don't we do like a jury, like a jury poll
system where it's like every eighth person has to go
and take the thing.
Speaker 1: Oh how about everybody still takes it? But then we
select from pools and they have to give reports. I
like that. They have to get up in front of
the class. I like that. Why not? All right, that'll
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