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Speaker 1: talk station. A very very very happy Tuesday, to you
Speaker 1: extra special because I am happy to welcome to the
Speaker 1: fifty five Case Morning Show storied military career. He has
Speaker 1: thirty three years in the US Army Army Reserve career.
Speaker 1: His named John Mills also recently written a book, War
Speaker 1: against the Deep State, a subject matter he'll be talking
Speaker 1: about at the Empower Youth seminar taking place tonight. It's
Speaker 1: virtual only. Log in from the comfort and convenience of
Speaker 1: your own home. Go to Empower Youamerica dot org. Colonel Mills, listen,
Speaker 1: let me start by thanking you for your service to
Speaker 1: our country. And if I went through your entire unbelievably
Speaker 1: detailed resume, we wouldn't have any time to talk to
Speaker 1: you about what your subject matter is on tonight. Welcome
Speaker 1: to the Morning Show, sir, and thanks again for your service.
Speaker 3: Hey Brian, thank you and honor to be on the
Speaker 3: show with you.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: My listeners talk about the deep state all the time.
Speaker 1: We all get it, we understand it.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: Politicians come and go, New presidential administrations come and go,
Speaker 1: but sadly, the people who work behind the scenes that
Speaker 1: generate all the rules and the regulations, they always stay
Speaker 1: the same. And you can't really get rid of them.
Speaker 1: If you have a Republican administration come in on the
Speaker 1: heels of a Democrat administration, you'd think there would be
Speaker 1: a housekeeping and a house cleaning to get people in
Speaker 1: line with the policies of the president. And yet, as
Speaker 1: we've seen time and time again, most notedly of the
Speaker 1: Trump administration, everyone behind the scenes seem to be working
Speaker 1: tirelessly against advancing the policies of the president. That's dysfunction defined.
Speaker 3: Colonel Well, yeah, every president has the authority to point
Speaker 3: about thirty five hundred to four thousand politicals that can
Speaker 3: come in and essentially carry out the guidance of the leader,
Speaker 3: the executive branch, the president. Unfortunately, we have a gargangee bureacracy.
Speaker 3: Is it really hard for those thirty five hundred to
Speaker 3: four thousand politicals to actually effectively command and control and
Speaker 3: give oversight because there's so many folks that I mean,
Speaker 3: we have, you know, approximately just in the Department of Defense.
Speaker 3: People won't realize in the Department of Defense we have
Speaker 3: eight hundred thousand pavilions. In addition to the military, and
Speaker 3: then the rest of the federal government.
Speaker 5: We have several million federal employees, A plus many many
Speaker 5: more support contractors which are very.
Speaker 3: Good and cut corney had done my job without some
Speaker 3: incredible support contractors. But the reality is that I was
Speaker 3: just on last week a briefing with the intelligence community
Speaker 3: and their oversight of the foreign interference and election, and
Speaker 3: it was absolutely stunning. The narrative. This is what happens
Speaker 3: in the deep state. A narrative is established, doesn't matter
Speaker 3: if there's any facts or based behind it. Everybody just
Speaker 3: parrots it like an absolutely unthinking automaton. And this is
Speaker 3: and I really let it rip in this because the
Speaker 3: intelligence community is saying Russian interference again. And I've got
Speaker 3: a whole lot a second here, you lied in twenty
Speaker 3: sixteen and it was actually an FBI senior executive who
Speaker 3: was arrested is in prison now for starting the whole
Speaker 3: Russia hope and was being played by Russia. What is
Speaker 3: the basis of Russia citing Russia again? They said, well,
Speaker 3: she's they're attacking Kamala. Well, I said, that doesn't mean
Speaker 3: that they support Trump. They support left wing movements, they
Speaker 3: support right wing movements.
Speaker 4: They don't care. They just want the Russias, just want hate.
Speaker 3: This tent what about China or we don't see it,
Speaker 3: think that China is involved in the election.
Speaker 6: Oh really, what about TikTok? Oh? Really?
Speaker 3: But Iran is they said, Oh, I Ran is definitely,
Speaker 3: I said, oh, Iran would not exist today if it
Speaker 3: wasn't for Chinese purchases of gas and oil and a
Speaker 3: huge footprint inside of Iran. Iran is a Chinese proxy.
Speaker 3: So if Aran is involved, that means China is involved.
Speaker 3: This is what happens in the bureaucracy, the deep state.
Speaker 3: A narrative is established and nobody turns their brain on it,
Speaker 3: actually does any thinking to test the narrative. It is
Speaker 3: a crushing, controlling narrative that absolutely obscures truth. You must
Speaker 3: always test the narrative. John mccoone, the CIA director during
Speaker 3: Kennedy in the Cuban missile crisis was fought. He faced
Speaker 3: a rebellion of his analysts that there is no way
Speaker 3: the Soviets put missiles in Cuba, Absolutely no way, and
Speaker 3: it was a battle. It was a mutiny inside the
Speaker 3: CIA and the Kennedy's CIA director mcco said, we are
Speaker 3: doing it. He ordered flights proved the narrative was wrong.
Speaker 3: There were Soviet missiles in Cuba. This is the problem.
Speaker 3: They established a narrative and there's this that's just the
Speaker 3: way it is.
Speaker 4: Next problem.
Speaker 1: So the narrative comes from a high on high and
Speaker 1: the subordinates the people on the front lines that are
Speaker 1: doing the research looking into military hacking. Like I've seen
Speaker 1: so many articles about the scale of Chinese spying saying
Speaker 1: it literally overwhelms governments. Don't know if you saw the
Speaker 1: Wall Street Journal article the other about that, then we
Speaker 1: have Chinese or some drones swarming around US military basis,
Speaker 1: and any think it could be the Chinese. Bottom line
Speaker 1: is you've got people in the fronds who see this,
Speaker 1: know about it, know where the product problem comes from.
Speaker 1: Are they afraid to speak out loud and defy their
Speaker 1: superiors for fear of reprisal? Is that part of the
Speaker 1: problem in this?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Absolutely.
Speaker 3: I mean there's a bunch of CIA analysts who, oh,
Speaker 3: my gosh, it was in the twenty sixteen twenty twenty election, refused,
Speaker 3: Oh it was the Hunter Biden thing, and they were
Speaker 3: they were all curried with offers of promotions over at
Speaker 3: the IRS.
Speaker 4: You had two you had two officials.
Speaker 3: Who were essentially bullied on the Hunter Biden laptop.
Speaker 4: So yes, there is fear.
Speaker 3: The second is there is a automatic blue leaning narrative.
Speaker 6: Behavior.
Speaker 3: Why because no matter what the question is, the answer
Speaker 3: is grow government. So everybody says, no matter what the
Speaker 3: problem is, we have to grow government. Ergo you want
Speaker 3: Democrats as a career civilian inside the government because you
Speaker 3: got this mean, scary orange person that has the temerity
Speaker 3: to question the growth of government. It is absolutely insane.
Speaker 3: When I started out as a senior civilian, I had
Speaker 3: one person in the Office of Security Defense. When I retired,
Speaker 3: I had seventy five. I felt I was more effective
Speaker 3: with one. This is the insanity of the situation. And
Speaker 3: so in Northern Virginia, and look at Governor Younkin was
Speaker 3: just sued by the DOJ for having the temerity to
Speaker 3: take illegals off the election roles in Virginia. Yeah, eighteen
Speaker 3: US coach six to eleven says must be a US
Speaker 3: citizen vote absolutely.
Speaker 6: Unequivocalent, non debatable.
Speaker 3: And then they say, oh, how dare you take a
Speaker 3: non US citizen off the roles? When he gave gave out,
Speaker 3: the governor gave out guidance. This is a long list
Speaker 3: of people who appear to be illegal.
Speaker 4: Aliens, yet somehow they're on.
Speaker 6: The voting roles. How did that happen?
Speaker 3: The one hundred and thirty three registrars, essentially, I guarantee
Speaker 3: you several of them work with DOJ. So at the
Speaker 3: state level, we have a deep state. They work with
Speaker 3: DOJ to bring this lawsuit. I think in Prince William County,
Speaker 3: I have questions about my own registrar that he worked
Speaker 3: with DOJ to take He was given a list.
Speaker 4: He can't even validate whether he.
Speaker 6: Took any of the names off the role. So this
Speaker 6: is the.
Speaker 3: Insanity at the state and the federal level. It's a
Speaker 3: good gig, they're paid well, they don't want to rock
Speaker 3: the vote, and they're afraid.
Speaker 6: I mean, what could possibly go wrong in this situation?
Speaker 1: Yeah, they might lose their job because well they aren't
Speaker 1: needed anymore. But isn't that what it comes down to
Speaker 1: If the new administration can only hire several thousand people
Speaker 1: to head up these various departments, departments that are being
Speaker 1: undermined by the underlings below them, which ever lose their job,
Speaker 1: isn't the answer to defund to a large degree. Isn't
Speaker 1: that the only solution.
Speaker 3: We are starting with the Department of Education. For every dollar,
Speaker 3: take it in thirty thirty cents of that thirty percent
Speaker 3: fraud waste abuse. That's called going out of business. In
Speaker 3: the private sector, you know, if you if you spend
Speaker 3: a dollar, you better take a dollar in. This is insanity.
Speaker 3: Any of these Harvard id League economists.
Speaker 5: That are well, the growth the economic multiplier factor for
Speaker 5: a government dollar is a dollar.
Speaker 3: Fifty Oh really, where did they come up with that number?
Speaker 3: You know, Larry Summers and crew. They're just making these
Speaker 3: numbers out of thin air here. Well, if you get
Speaker 3: a fifty percent profit on every dollar government spending, holy smokes,
Speaker 3: just eviscerate the private sector and give everything the government
Speaker 3: fifty percent return. I mean, I mean Silicon Valley doesn't
Speaker 3: get fifty percent on return.
Speaker 6: These people are aligned. They're making up these numbers.
Speaker 4: Government does not.
Speaker 3: Create jobs, create create depth.
Speaker 6: And that's I'm all.
Speaker 3: For a professional federal government. I'm all for highly paid
Speaker 3: civil servants. I expect absolute performance, absolute integrity.
Speaker 6: Out of them.
Speaker 4: For that.
Speaker 3: What we just had this Department of the Army civilian
Speaker 3: she she wonders.
Speaker 4: It it was like one hundreds.
Speaker 3: It was like an unbelievable number that she defined. It
Speaker 3: was like fifty million dollars and now she's fighting to
Speaker 3: retain her pension. I mean, this is insanity. I mean,
Speaker 3: I mean it's breathtaking. How in the world I think
Speaker 3: that maybe it was even one hundred million. It was
Speaker 3: just insanity what she was able to want. A total
Speaker 3: failure of supervision. How did this happen? I'm all for
Speaker 3: a professional government. This is the problem with bureaucrats. They
Speaker 3: feel their jobs will disappear.
Speaker 6: In a nano second if their program.
Speaker 4: Is actually successfully accomplished.
Speaker 1: So that's it. If they have success. It's like to say,
Speaker 1: solving the war on poverty or whatever. The we're all
Speaker 1: out of a job, so we're just not going to
Speaker 1: be successful, so we can all keep our jobs and
Speaker 1: get extra funding each and every year. Well, you hit
Speaker 1: the nail on the head on that, and I know
Speaker 1: you're going to do it in depth. That's tonight log
Speaker 1: in only empower you America dot Org with my guests today,
Speaker 1: retired Colonel Mills, thank you again for your decades of
Speaker 1: service to our country and breaking this down in the
Speaker 1: book War against the Deep State. I'm going to ask
Speaker 1: my producer to put a copy of that book up
Speaker 1: on my blog page at fifty five cars dot com
Speaker 1: so folks can get a copy of it still fresh
Speaker 1: as when it was written and came out in September
Speaker 1: of last year. Colonel, a real pleasure today. I'm going
Speaker 1: to enjoy the seminar tonight, and I know my listeners
Speaker 1: will as well. Thank you for your service and for
Speaker 1: your time this morning.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Brian, looking forward to it and see tonight.
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